I dug this up a few months back. It's from Rolling Stone's first Women in Rock issue (the one with Courtney Love, Tina Turner and Madonna on the cover, published in the 11/13/97 edition).

Any albums up to that point that should havebeen included?
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Selective Discography of Rock & Roll’s Most Influential Female Recordings

Ruth Brown, Rockin’ in Rhythm: The Best of Ruth Brown
Wanda Jackson, Rockin’ in the Country: The Best of Wanda Jackson
The Chantels, The Best of the Chantels
Etta James, At Last
Joan Baez, Joan Baez
Tina Turner, Tina Turner- The Collected Recordings: Sixties to Nineties
The Supremes, Diana Ross and the Supremes: The Ultimate Collection
Aretha Franklin, I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Loved You)
Jefferson Airplane, Surrealistic Pillow
Laura Nyro, Eli and the Thirteenth Confession
Nico, The Marbel Index
Dusty Springfield, Dusty in Memphis
Yoko Ono, Plastic Ono Band
Janis Joplin, Pearl
Joni Mitchell, Blue
Carole King, Tapestry
Patti Smith, Horses
Donna Summer, The Donna Summer Anthology
Blondie, Blondie
Kate Bush, The Kick Inside
Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Scream
Marianne Faithfull, Broken English
Ricki Lee Jones, Rickie Lee Jones
The Raincoats, The Raincoats
The Pretenders, Pretenders
X, Los Angeles
The Go-Go’s, Beauty and the Beat
Laurie Anderson, Big Science
Madonna, Madonna
Suzanne Vega, Suzanne Vega
Sonic Youth, Evol
Sinead O’Connor, The Lion & the Cobra
Bonnie Raitt, Nick of Time
Queen Latifah, All Hail the Queen
PJ Harvey, Dry
Liz Phair, Exile in Guyville
Melissa Etheridge, Yes I Am
Bjork, Debut
Hole, Live Through This

I think this fell by the wayside- probably because it wasn't as "important" as some other lists that got added in the last update and such. I definitely think this one is notable- that other one I had popsted a way back- with the top 100 women in rock (from Women Who Rock magazine), that had one album cited for each- probably less so.

Just bumping in the event that it did get forgotten.