(Closed) Let us know what your favourite pop album is to win a Rolling Stone subscription

We’re giving away a Rolling Stone Australia subscription to one pop fanatics, all you need to do is let us know what you think the best pop album of all time is.

If you spend your time deep in the r/popheads subreddit arguing whether Charli XCX’s Number 1 Angel or Pop 2 is her opus, this one’s for you. We’re looking to give away three subscriptions to Rolling Stone Australia — all you need to do is let us know what you believe to be pops greatest achievement.

We’re asking you to convince us, in 50 words or less, why your favourite pop album is the best pop album ever. Whether you’re a sucker for the saccharine hooks of Tears for Fears’ 1984 classic Songs from the Big Chair, willing to take to the battlefield for Madonna’s Ray of Light or think Beyoncé’s Lemonade deserves a place in the history books.

The next issue of Rolling Stone Australia is a countdown of the 50 Greatest Australian Acts of All Time and there’s just one question on pop lovers lips — where will the great Kylie Minogue place.

It’s gonna be a good one, a real point of contention. This is your chance to pick up a copy for free and argue relentlessly with your friends over. So what are you waiting for?

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In the upcoming third issue of Rolling Stone Australia (out Dec) we dive into the greatest Australian artists of all time with the help of some of the finest names in the business. Throughout the special collector’s edition issue magazine, Rolling Stone counts down 50 of the most important, successful, and above all, most respected names in Australian music. The top 50 countdown is paired with an in-depth testimonial from artists close to the listed musicians. Whether it be the likes of @midnightoilband’s @peterrgarrett singing the praises of @yothuyindi_official, or @senatorbriggs discussing the importance of @archieroachmusic, it’s an immersive walk through Aussie music history, guided by some of the industry’s greats. Subscribe now. #linkinbio 🎨: @the_monkey_brush

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