• George Harrison – All Things Must Pass
• John Cale – Paris 1919
• Dennis Wilson – Pacific Ocean Blue
• Thom Yorke – The Eraser
• GZA – Liquid Swords

1. “London Calling”
2. “Train in Vain”
3. “Straight to Hell”
4. “The Guns of Brixton”
5. “White Riot”
6. “Clampdown”
7. “Death or Glory”
8. “I Fought the Law”
9. “Rock the Casbah”
10. “Lost in the Supermarket”
11. “Police on My Back”
12. “Complete Control”
13. “Should I Stay or Should I Go”
14. “Spanish Bombs”
15. “Career Opportunities”

The big popcorn movie hitting theaters this weekend is the bombastic remake of Clash of the Titans, which Rolling Stone’s Peter Travers gave a scathing one-star review. Instead of spending $12 seeing Clash, we recommend taking those two hours and sitting down listening to Sandinista! by a much superior Clash, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame punk icons. In order to keep the Clash’s good name from being sullied by this film, in this weekend’s Rock List we’re requesting your favorite Clash tracks. On Monday, we’ll reveal the winners in a Rolling Stone-approved playlist. Until then, here’s five that we always have on repeat:

• “(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais”
• “Spanish Bombs”
• “Straight to Hell”
• “One More Time”
• “Bankrobber”

Hendrix on the cover of RS: see all the issues.

1. “Voodoo Child (Slight Return)”
2. “All Along The Watchtower”
3. “Bold As Love”
4. “Hey Joe”
5. “Purple Haze”
6. “Machine Gun”
7. “Crosstown Traffic”
8. “The Wind Cries Mary”
9. “Little Wing”
10. “Manic Depression”
11. “Castles Made of Sand”
12. “Are You Experienced?”
13. “1983… (A Mermaid I Should Turn To Be)”
14. “Fire”
15. “Gypsy Eyes”

1. I’m Not There
2. Ray
3. The Doors
4. Walk The Line
5. Control
6. La Bamba
7. Sid and Nancy
8. The Buddy Holly Story
9. What’s Love Got To Do With It?
10. Great Balls Of Fire

This weekend, The Runaways biopic starring Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning as Joan Jett and Cherie Currie hits movie theaters — Rolling Stone brought you a peek inside the year’s most anticipated rock film, now tell us your favorite rock biopics (and no, Purple Rain doesn’t count). We’ll tally up the votes on Monday; check out five of our favorites for inspiration:

• Sid and Nancy
• 24 Hour Party People
• The Doors
• Walk the Line.
• Ray

Last week, while daydreaming about the sleep we’d be losing thanks to the swap to Daylight Savings Time, we asked you for your favorite tunes about sleep. When we tallied up the votes, the Beatles scored the most reader picks with “I’m Only Sleeping,” beating out tracks by Metallica, Aerosmith and yes, the Cranberries:

1. The Beatles – “I’m Only Sleeping”
2. Nirvana – “Where Did You Sleep Last Night?”
3. Beastie Boys- “No Sleep ‘Til Brooklyn”
4. Rage Against The Machine – “Sleep Now In The Fire”
5. Metallica – “Enter Sandman”
6. The Beatles – “I’m So Tired”
7. Aerosmith – “Dream On”
8. R.E.M. – “The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonight”
9. Radiohead – “Go To Sleep”
10. The Tokens – “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”
11. Pearl Jam – “Let Me Sleep”
12. R.E.M – “Daysleeper”
13. Santo and Johnny – “Sleepwalking”
14. The Cranberries – “Dreams”
15. The Smiths – “Girlfriend in a Coma”

• The Beatles – “I’m So Tired”
• The Wu-Tang Clan – “I Can’t Go to Sleep”
• The Romantics – “Talking in Your Sleep”
• John Lennon – “How Do You Sleep”
• The Postal Service – “The District Sleeps Alone Tonight”

1. Neil Young – “Rockin’ In The Free World”
2. Lynyrd Skynyrd – “Free Bird”
3. Tom Petty – “Free Fallin’”
4. Rush – “Freewill”
5. Queen – “I Want To Break Free”
6. R.E.M. – “Radio Free Europe”
7. Rage Against The Machine – “Freedom”
8. Bob Marley – “Redemption Song”
9. Bob Dylan – “I Shall Be Released”
10. Aretha Franklin – “Think”

• The Who – “I’m Free”
• George Michael – “Freedom! ‘90″
• Ween – “Freedom of ‘76″
• The Beatles – “Free as a Bird”
• Devo – “Freedom of Choice”

Plus, check out our special feature on 1988: Hip-Hop’s Greatest Year: Fifteen Albums That Made Rap Explode

1. Grandmaster Flash- “The Message”
2. Afrika Bambaataa – “Planet Rock”
3. Public Enemy – “Fight the Power”
4. Run-DMC – “It’s Tricky”
5. Beastie Boys – “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)”
6. Public Enemy – “Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos”
7. Run-DMC – “Walk This Way”
8. Run-DMC – “King of Rock”
9. Kurtis Blow – “The Breaks”
10. LL Cool J – “I’m Bad”
11. Beastie Boys – “Brass Monkey”
12. Beastie Boys – “No Sleep Till Brooklyn”
13. Slick Rick- “Hey Young World”
14. De La Soul – “Me Myself and I”
15. Public Enemy – “Rebel Without A Pause”

Newcleus’ Robert “Chilly B” Crafton — who features in the electro classic “Jam On It,” above — passed away this Tuesday, February 23rd following a stroke, Newcleus’ MySpace page solemnly writes (via Pitchfork). He was 47. As “Jam On It” is one of our favorite jams, this week’s Rock List looks back at Newcleus and other icons of ’80s hip-hop. All styles, genres and subgenres are fair game, as long as they were recorded between 1980 and 1989. Leave your picks in the comments, and on Monday we’ll tally the votes. Until then, here’s a small sampling of our faves below:

• Slick Rick – “Children’s Story”
• Boogie Down Production – “The Bridge Is Over”
• Run-DMC – “My Adidas”
• Newcleus – “Jam On It”
• The Beastie Boys – “Paul Revere”

In memory of Bon Scott, the AC/DC frontman who passed away 30 years ago on February 19th, last week we asked our readers to tell us their favorite AC/DC songs spanning the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band’s catalog. The results were split pretty evenly between songs featuring Scott and singer Brian Johnson, but in the end it was “Back in Black,” the title song from the first post-Scott album, that readers named AC/DC’s best, beating out “Dirty Deeds,” “T.N.T.” and “Shoot to Thrill”:

1. “Back In Black”
2. “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap”
3. “You Shook Me All Night Long”
4. “Highway to Hell”
5. “Hell’s Bells”
6. “It’s A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock ‘n’ Roll)”
7. “Big Balls”
8. “Whole Lotta Rosie”
9. “T.N.T.”
10. “Jailbreak”
11. “Thunderstruck”
12. “If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It)”
13. “Shoot To Thrill”
14. “Let There Be Rock”
15. “Girls Got Rhythm”

Before you cast your votes, be sure to check out one of Rolling Stone’s first features on the band, a 1978 profile that finds AC/DC on the road in support of their then-new album Powerage. Plus, check out the band’s amp-bursting odyssey from High Voltage to Black Ice in our AC/DC essential album guide. A handful of our favorite cuts are below:

AC/DC in Photos: Four Decades of Big Riffs and Schoolboy Uniforms

• “Back in Black”
• “(If You Want Blood) You Got It”
• “Thunderstruck”
• “Let There Be Rock”
• “T.N.T.”

Last week with Valentine’s Day looming, we asked our readers what song they’d contribute to the perfect Valentine’s mixtape. After tallying the votes, the Beatles’ Abbey Road classic “Something” was the runaway victor and the must for any V-Day mixtape, beating lovelorn songs by Derek and the Dominoes, Buddy Holly and Marvin Gaye. Check out our gallery of couples on the cover of RS while perusing the readers’ complete 15-song Valentine’s Day mixtape, which would make a pretty good present this time next year:

1. The Beatles – “Something”
2. Derek and the Dominos – “Layla”
3. The Cure – “Love Song”
4. Yeah Yeah Yeahs – “Maps”
5. The Beatles – “In My Life”
6. Bee Gees – “To Love Someone”
7. Buddy Holly – “True Love Ways”
8. Four Tops – “Reach Out I’ll Be There”
9. Journey – “Open Arms”
10. Led Zeppelin – “Thank You”
11. Marvin Gaye – “Let’s Get it On”
12. The Bee Gees – “How Deep Is Your Love”
13. U2 – “All I Want Is You”
14. Chris Isaak – “Wicked Game”
15. The Beach Boys – “God Only Knows”

• The Beach Boys – “God Only Knows”
• Red House Painters – “All Mixed Up”
• U2 – “With or Without You”
• Guns n’ Roses – “Patience”
• Prince – “Adore”

1. Tom Petty – “American Girl”
2. Don McLean- “American Pie”
3. The Guess Who – “American Woman”
4. Simon & Garfunkel- “America”
5. Bruce Springsteen – “Born In The U.S.A.”
6. James Brown – “Living in America”
7. Grand Funk Railroad – “We’re An American Band”
8. David Bowie – “I’m Afraid of Americans”
9. David Bowie – “Young Americans”
10. Green Day – “American Idiot”
11. The Clash- “I’m So Bored with the U.S.A.”
12. Neil Diamond – “America”
13. Wilco – “Ashes Of American Flags”
14. R.E.M.- “Little America”
15. Ray Charles – “America The Beautiful”