Sci-Fi Lists
The now-legendary Sci-Fi Lists website is dedicated to bringing you quality lists and concise reviews of science fiction's all-time top books, films, TV shows and short stories. The Top 200 Sci-Fi Books list is the flagship of the site, but lists have also been compiled for movies and television with the aim of being the most statistically reliable of their type found anywhere on the net. All lists are regularly updated to include new sources of information that become available, including results from the relevant Sci-Fi Lists online polls.

Fantasy 100
A handy companion to Sci-Fi Lists, the Fantasy 100 website is devoted to bringing you the very best in fantasy fiction. Here you will find Top 100 lists and short reviews of the all-time greatest fantasy books, films and TV shows. The lists are based on statical surveys of popular polls, award information and critical opinion. Now also featuring a popular online book poll, Fantasy 100 continues to attract new visitors daily.

Jazz 100
The ever-popular Jazz 100 aims to bring you the very best jazz ever released on CD. Here you will find jazz lists based on comprehensive statistical surveys of critics, record stores and popular polls. Our primary aim is to build lists that will appeal to popular sensibilities and, as such, casual listeners should find it a useful place to start when setting out to build the ultimate jazz collection (albums, collections & compilations). More seasoned jazz aficionados should also find plenty of interest.

OzJazz 50
OzJazz 50 is the home of the all-time best Australian Jazz albums. Here you will find a Top 50 list based a on a comprehensive statistical survey of critics and record stores. Also included in the stats are the results of an OzJazz online poll conducted by the Jazz 100 website in which over 200 people had their say and cast more than 1000 votes. About 100 reviews have been posted, so if names like Paul Grabowsky, Don Burrows, James Morrison, Bernie McGann and Scott Tinkler mean little to you… then check out the awesome Aussies for some of the best jazz almost nobody has ever heard.

Psychedelic 100
The most outasight Top 100 list of late-60s psychedelic albums in existence anywhere in the known and hallucinogenic universes. Swirling organs, fuzzed-out guitars, harpsichords, sitars, tablas and heaps of studio gimmickry are all on offer. So for all you groovy old hippies who long ago gave up dropping tabs for spilling chardonnay, this is the place to relive all those old memories… or discover what they would probably be like if you could actually remember anything from your misspent youth.

Punk 2 New Wave
In early-1974 New York nightclub CBGBs became the focal point of a music scene that would eventually become known as 'punk rock'. By the close of 1975 the scene would include performance poet Patti Smith, bratty power-riffers the Ramones, Deborah Harry's Blondie, quirky intellectuals Talking Heads and a handful of others. Meanwhile, Ramones gigs in London in July 1976 proved to be the catalyst for the convergence of the UK punk scene, with the Sex Pistols and the Clash leading the way. Another great Top 100 Albums site.

Folk Fringes
Beginning in the early-1960s young singer/songwriter Bob Dylan was at the forefront of the new strains of popular music that were heavily influenced by folk traditions. Today a host of folk-influenced styles of music are widely recognised, generally (but not always) featuring a healthy dose of acoustic folk instruments from the American and British traditions. The songs themselves are often topical and the sound is typically easy on the ear. Folk Fringes features an 'all-time greatest' list and a list focussing on contemporary folk artists and albums released in the last ten years.