If you like those, I can recommend these

Ernest Hastings - My Word You Do Look Queer
Waller Williams & The Vaudeville Theatre Orchestra - I Know Where The Flies Go In Summertime
Melville Gideon - Horsey Keep Your Tail Up
Arcadian Serenaders - Bodded Haired Bobby
Savoy Havana Band - Ogo-Pogo
Stanely Lupino & The Gaiety Theatre Orchestra - I Lift Up My Finger And I Say Tweet Tweet
BBC Dance Orchestra - The Wedding of Mister Mickey Mouse
George Formby - Fanlight Fanny

My car's list is cooler than mine:

1. The Kingsmen: Louie Louie
2. The Ronettes: Be My Baby
3. The Beatles: I Want to Hold Your Hand
4. The Beatles: She Loves You
5. The Crystals: Da Doo Ron Ron
6. Bob Dylan: Blowin' In The Wind
7. Johnny Cash: Ring Of Fire
8. The Chiffons: He's So Fine
9. The Beach Boys: Surfin' USA
10. Martha and The Vandellas: Heatwave
11. The Chiffons: One Fine Day
12. Roy Orbison: In Dreams
13. The Beach Boys: Be True to Your School
14. Peter, Paul and Mary: Blowin' In The Wind
15. The Surfaris: Wipeout
16. The Beatles: Please Please Me
17. The Drifters: On Broadway
18. The Jaynettes: Sally, Go 'Round the Roses
19. The Chantays: Pipeline
20. Jan and Dean: Surf City

I win...

1 The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
2 The Beatles - Revolver
3 Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
4 The Rolling Stones - Aftermath
5 John Mayall - Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton
6 The Mothers of Invention - Freak Out!
7 Simon and Garfunkel - Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme
8 The Kinks - Face to Face
9 Otis Redding - Complete & Unbelievable: The Otis Redding Dictionary of Soul
10 The Byrds- Fifth Dimension

Not if only three critics outside the USA cared enough to list it. Ray Of Light was 153rd on the decade list, but two-thirds of the love came from overseas. That doesn't make them objectively right, but it's enough to make a difference here. Besides, if you're going for silly, mention the Strokes at number 70 all-time.

FT does, in fact, win. Damn you, '66!!!!

Yeah, the top 3 alone pretty much aces it for you.