The list, which was topped (if not unsurprisingly) by Led Zeppelin was voted for by a mixture of 128 journalists, rock stars and other music luminaries.

The current issue is out now and is well worth a read - plus you can find out how Fugazi made number 30 on the list. See the full list here but in the meantime what do you think?

It was revealed earlier in the year that the band would be starting work on their new album later in 2008, with Pete Townsend mysteriously adding the proviso that he wouldn’t be writing all the songs.

Well, now that mystery is solved after Burnett told Rolling Stone magazine that the duo will be recording an album of material based upon songs that they performed early on in their career.

Burnett said “We’re digging through lots of material and seeing what will work. There’s an incredible treasury of songs in the mode of what they used to play. Not ‘Heat Wave’ [an early favourite of the band], but ones that people probably haven’t heard of.” Townsend, Daltrey and Burnett are due to convene in London in the winter to start recording the record.

First Young Support Act Confirmed: Neil Young has confirmed the first support act for his Hop Farm gig in July. Primal Scream will take to the stage on 6 July, prior to the man himself playing his only scheduled festival appearance of the year.

More support acts are due to appear at the unbranded event and we’ll confirm these when they’re announced. The Hop Farm Country Park is a popular tourist attraction in Kent, but for one day in July will attempt in some way to reclaim the hippy ethos with an unbranded & unsponsored day of music.

According to the press for the event, there’s no registration or VIP area so everyone has the same experience and no one is treated any better than anyone else. You can get tickets by heading to the link here. This one

Zep O2 DVD Remote Possibility: If the will-they-won’t-they-tour saga isn’t enough for you, then how’s a will-they-won’t-they-release O2-DVD saga as well?

It was widely expected that following the triumphant show at the London venue last December, the band would release the DVD and donate money from sales to the Ahmet Ertegun Education Fund – the charity for which they reformed.

However, it seems that there is some doubt as to whether the will actually see the light of day.