ThePhanastasio

I'll just go by my nine favorites, and not really worry about claiming any of these are the best. Because I highly doubt they are.

9. John Howard (I really think his pop sensibilities are right up there with the Brian Wilsons of the world. Really love his stuff.)
8. Kenny Loggins ('80s Loggins is my jam. I do like his folk/Americana stuff, too...and I also feel my inexplicable love for all that is Kenny Loggins has come up on quite a few occasions.)
7.) Fleetwood Mac (I really, really like Fleetwood Mac's 1970s output. And I think Lindsey Buckingham kind of sounded badass on their 1997 live album, The Dance.)
6.) Paul Williams (You know Paul Williams songs. I promise you, you do.)
5.) Simon & Garfunkel (I dig the hell outta some Simon and Garfunkel.)
4.) Savage Garden (I grew up in the nineties.)
3.) Elton John (Sir Elton is an artist I've played in my car and never been met with any objections whatsoever. I've been met with elaborate, off-key sing-a-longs.)
2.) The Beach Boys (They just sound like happy to me.)
1.) Michael Jackson (Yeah, I really like listening to Michael Jackson. He definitely had a lot of cheese in his arsenal, but his perfectionism crafted, oh, you know, the best-selling album of all time. By a long shot.)

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