Talk:Ten (album)

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OK, we said this is the name of three albums, and we only listed two. What's the third one? -- Zoe

LL Cool J is the one that wasn't listed yet. -- Michael

I notice the links to the last two are to 10, not Ten. Is this correct? -- Zoe

All I wanted to do is answer Zoe's question, but I wound up vastly expanding the list. It's all correct now, according to allmusic, which is almost always right. I'm not sure this should be a disambiguation page though. The Pearl Jam album is by far more well-known than any of the others. The only other artist to even come close is LL Cool J, and his album was named 10 because it was his tenth, long after everyone stopped caring. Tuf-Kat

What order are these albums in? -- Zoe

Let me venture a guess: none whatsoever? Also, hm, that's more than four, and where's the Pearl Jam album on this list? Koyaanis Qatsi

I always forget the obvious stuff... (and they're in the order that a search on allmusic puts them in, which looks like it might have been alphabetical at one point, but isn't anymore)Tuf-Kat

Shouldn't "010" be listed under "Eight"? :-) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Lee Daniel Crocker (talk • contribs)

Win. -- C. A. Russell (talk) 23:14, 9 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

If you're talking octal (not binary!): Yes, win. -- 91.40.51.246 (talk) 17:00, 31 October 2010 (UTC)[reply]