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"The Vatican&amp;#039;s official newspaper has listed its top ten pop albums of all time. The &amp;quot;semi-serious&amp;quot; piece from L&amp;#039;Osservatore Romano included records from The Beatles, U2, Oasis and Michael Jackson among others. The newspaper hailed the &amp;quot;terrible&amp;quot; Gallagher brothers of Oasis for the mix of punk rock with the The Beatles on their &amp;quot;masterpiece&amp;quot; (What&amp;#039;s The Story) Morning Glory? Of Bob Dylan&amp;#039;s absence from the top ten despite his reputation as a &amp;quot;poetic visionary&amp;quot;, it added: &amp;quot;His great fault is, however, is giving the green light to generations of songwriters - &amp;#039;fine words and three notes&amp;#039;. &amp;quot;All over the world - but especially in Italy - that harshly tested the ears and patience of listeners, thinking that their tortured meanderings might interest somebody.&amp;quot; The chronological list from L&amp;#039;Osservatore is as follows:  The Beatles - Revolver David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Donald Fagen - The Nightfly Michael Jackson - Thriller Paul Simon - Graceland U2 - Achtung Baby Oasis - (What&amp;#039;s The Story) Morning Glory? Carlos Santana - Supernatural  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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