Right now, there's no Kanye on the list, and I would consider MBDTF to be his 3rd greatest album. So I would add The College Dropout first, and probably also Late Registration, before adding MBDTF. But 3 Kanye albums might be too many.

I think at least one is deserving, and if this list were to ever expand, then add more. Could The College Dropout be in the 200-191 range???

Yes, I think at this point The College Dropout should be added, and maybe higher than 191-200.

1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (The Beatles)
2. Pet Sounds (The Beach Boys)
3. What's Going On (Marvin Gaye)
4. Revolver (The Beatles)
5. Highway 61 Revisited (Bob Dylan)
6. Live at the Apollo (James Brown)
7. Rubber Soul (The Beatles)
8. Dark Side of the Moon (Pink Floyd)
9. Thriller (Michael Jackson)
10. Are You Experienced? (Jimi Hendrix)
11. Nevermind (Nirvana)
12. Exile on Main St. (The Rolling Stones)
13. Born to Run (Bruce Springsteen)
14. Blonde on Blonde (Bob Dylan)
15. Elvis Presley (Elvis Presley)
16. Abbey Road (The Beatles)
17. It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (Public Enemy)
18. London Calling (The Clash)
19. Innervisions (Stevie Wonder)
20. Who's Next (The Who)
21. Purple Rain (Prince)
22. Led Zeppelin II (Led Zeppelin)
23. Songs In The Key Of Life (Stevie Wonder)
24. The Joshua Tree (U2)
25. Modern Sounds in Country & Western Music (Ray Charles)
26. Rumours (Fleetwood Mac)
27. The Beatles (The White Album) (The Beatles)
28. Blue (Joni Mitchell)
29. The Velvet Underground & Nico (The Velvet Underground)
30. Tapestry (Carole King)

I'm just posting this here in case someone would want to work on the revision.

Good choices, but five of the Beatles albums in the top 30?

In my opinion, I don't think it matters how many albums per artist rank in the list. Those five Beatles albums are influential, popular, and acclaimed enough to warrant their placements in the top 30. Besides, this was just copy-pasted from the previous pages, and they've been discussed, at least a little. I do think The White Album belongs in the Top 30, but it's open to suggestions.

I can't see either The White Album or Joni Mitchell's Blue that high... maybe it's a colors thing.

Not too sure about this one...

Also, Modern Sounds In Country & Western could bump up a notch.
Titanic influence and musical impact there.

It's probably been said before, but man, what the hell is Dark Side of The Moon doing that high? Above Thriller? Come now. Thriller is more popular, more influential, and all that stuff.

Both are top 10. But I think Thriller is a top 5. And destroy anyone in popularity.

Thriller could probably jump Dark Side, but I'm not so sure it could topple the other three albums to make top 5. RS easily wins influence and musical impact, and the same case applies to H61R and LatA. As for Abbey Road vs Nation of Millions, it was discussed at length with everyone essentially settling on this breakdown:

Popularity: Abbey Road easily
Influence: Nation of Millions
Cultural Impact: Abbey Road
Musical Impact: Tie

It's still open for discussion.

I could see Modern Sounds moving up, I guess. At the most, it could beat Who's Next. The color albums could drop too, but I wouldn't know what to replace them with. I do believe that the White Album should stay in the top 30.

Easily wins?

I don't agree with Live at the Apollo in top 10. Really great album, but too high. Thriller is HUGE in every criterion.

Cultural impact isn't a criteria here.

Aside from that, I agree, but going by that it's a tie. Why not have influence, arguably the most important criterion, be the tie-breaker?

It isn't a tie. Abbey Road wins popularity by a far larger margin than NoM wins influence.