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Great list Neil! Just feel like I should point out that you switch artist/song for a few spots, so maybe you should check those so there isn't a mistake and there isn't a noting of a song called "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" by The Origin of Love as opposed to "The Origin of Love" ...

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DaveC wrote:
StevieFan13 wrote:90 | Suede | Dog Man Star | 1993

s/t was 1993. Man Dog Star was 1994. Maybe they couldn't decide which they liked better. Anyway, no Nick Cave so automatic disqualification.

My mistake. It was actually the self-titled.

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Rob wrote:
StevieFan13 wrote:My nom had to go up against Sigur Ros on a music forum, didn't it?

Just have to ask, are you Joe on the prediction board? I noticed someone placing that album optimistically high. (I say this without having listened to the album yet.)

That would be me, yes.

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My nom had to go up against Sigur Ros on a music forum, didn't it?

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bonnielaurel wrote:Ariana Grande - No Tears Left to Cry

Also seconded

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The_Claw wrote:Arctic Monkeys - Four Out of Five

Seconded

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It’s a good song you guys. Honest. Real fun, punk-y. Worth a listen.

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Elliott Smith - Figure 8
New Pornographers - Electric Version
Original Broadway Cast - Hamilton: An American Musical

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Can I count Dreams as a 1993 song? Cuz if memory serves, I voted for it in the 1992 poll, but if it's permissible here, I'd like to give it a vote. You voted Dreams #1 in 1992, so you can't help it in any way by voting for it again in 1993 as I would just drop your duplicate vote from the wildcard ...

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Can I count Dreams as a 1993 song? Cuz if memory serves, I voted for it in the 1992 poll, but if it's permissible here, I'd like to give it a vote.

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Shawn Mendes- Lost in Japan

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The song is called Joey Lawrence and it’s by the band Bad Cop, Bad Cop, not the other way around.
Also, this week I nominate:
Indigo Girls - Closer to Fine

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For whatever reason Avicii was the first to come to mind.

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acroamor wrote:Yung-Lean-core

Times like these I wish we had a comment yearbook.

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Figured I'd just dump a bunch of the lists I've recently found into one place. Loudwire (USA) - Slayer: All 118 Songs, Ranked from Worst to Best (2018) http://loudwire.com/slayer-all-118-songs-ranked-from-worst-to-best/ Charleston Scene (USA) - IllVibeTheTribe's Favorite Songs (2018) https://www.pos...

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1. Sleater-Kinney - The Woods
2. Julia Holter - Ekstasis
3. Camel - Mirage
4. Francesco De Gregori - Rimmel

Favorite album I couldn't vote for: That Petrol Emotion - Chemicrazy

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Henrik wrote:
StevieFan13 wrote:Papa Was a Rollin' Stone by the Temptations has one of the best basslines of any song I can think of.

And it is one of my favourite songs.

Likewise! I hope you do the favorite songs poll so we can give it a boost.

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Papa Was a Rollin' Stone by the Temptations has one of the best basslines of any song I can think of.

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1. My Morning Jacket - Z
2. Talking Heads - Speaking in Tongues
3. U2 - Melon: Remixes for Propaganda
4. Mari Boine - Idjagieđas: In the Hand of the Night

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Many thanks, Rob!

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'Cuz I know you're dying it, here's my list on Spotify:

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That’s cool!

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no offence but is there someone who actually loved the Israeli's song? I mean... I haven't heard of anyone saying that they loved the current Eurovision champion... *timidly puts hand up* I mean sure I voted for Estonia, but I was SO happy to see Israel win :D Also a strong contender! My personal f...

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Surely you cant vote from the States ? Or can you ? Eurovision is a huge, ridiculous-but-not-without-its-charms, joke. Terry Wogan on the BBC was the only reason we were tuning in every year. I can’t, sadly, but I can support! I dunno, I find the whole thing such a nice idea. Getting all these coun...

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Saws111 wrote:no offence but is there someone who actually loved the Israeli's song? I mean... I haven't heard of anyone saying that they loved the current Eurovision champion...

Plenty. How else could it have won? And I count myself as a fan.

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Romain wrote:
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Romain wrote:France Gall - Poupée de cire, poupée de son

Seconded! Douze points pour Luxembourg!

Héhéhé ! it's really funny how this kitchisssime competition appeals to you You know everybody consider that as a big joke

Yeah, it’s silly, but I enjoy it. Not everybody sees it as just a joke.

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Romain wrote:France Gall - Poupée de cire, poupée de son

Seconded! Douze points pour Luxembourg!

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(Also, the version of Umbada I'd recommend is the version from the Festival da Cancao, but the version you included is fine as well)

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Bad Cop, Bad Cop - Joey Lawrence

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Netta - Toy

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Samia - 21

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Gonna nominate our new Eurovision champion:
Netta - Toy

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https://www.stereogum.com/1995502/premature-evaluation-arctic-monkeys-tranquility-base-hotel-casino/franchises/premature-evaluation/ They don't seem to like it, but I'm interested in hearing it: the new album by recent Acclaimed Music Hall of Famers Arctic Monkeys is out! StevieFan, can you please ...

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https://www.stereogum.com/1995502/prema ... valuation/
They don't seem to like it, but I'm interested in hearing it: the new album by recent Acclaimed Music Hall of Famers Arctic Monkeys is out!

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Chilton wrote:I guess I'll be the one to nominate Childish Gambino - This is America

Seconded

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Jackson wrote:
Jap123 wrote:23 The Records - Starry Eyes

This is one of my favorite discoveries from the individual lists so far, don't know how I'd never come across this great song before!

Seriously considering adding it to my list. Great song, forgot I had heard it before and loved it.

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Jirin wrote:If you like a jazz album but can’t explain why, just say ‘It soundy good’.

That's how I explain a lot of the music I like, really.

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Rob wrote:Brian Eno - 77 Million Paintings

If this doesn't make the Hall of Fame, then I really don't know what you guys like anymore.

If I liked Brian Eno I’d help you out

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songs 01. Onyx. Slam 02. Onyx. Duh 03. Onyx. Duh 04. Onyx. Duh 05. Onyx. Duh 06. Onyx. Duh 07. Onyx. Duh 08. Onyx. Let The Boys 09. Onyx. Be Boys 10. MC Sar & The Real McCoy. Another Night sneakdit: psshhhh.. it's actually Suede ft Dr Ellie Sattler: "She's Not Dead" and Stakka Bo &quo...

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jade.palooka wrote:01. Onyx. Slam
02. Onyx. Duh
03. Onyx. Duh
04. Onyx. Duh
05. Onyx. Duh
06. Onyx. Duh
07. Onyx. Duh
08. Onyx. Let The Boys
09. Onyx. Be Boys

Well, shit. Congrats, you made me change my #1.

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bootsy wrote:Wasn't there another list someone posted on here that ranked all the inductees awhile ago?

This would be a different one. That one had the Beatles at #1.

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Jorge Fernando - Umbada

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panam wrote:I love the feedback between us. It's magic

Isn't it groovy?

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On Rush: Rush are unique among galumphy prog-rock bands in that they lack a single song (you know, like “Roundabout,” “Court of the Crimson King,” “Freebird,” “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway”) you could play for someone to try to convince them of the band’s import. "Tom Sawyer"? "YYZ&...

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http://www.vulture.com/2018/05/rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-artists-ranked-from-best-to-worst.html Chuck Berry at the top, Bon Jovi at the bottom. Queen second-to-last is incorrect and disgraceful. (No way in hell are they worse than Chicago. Chicago never had a "Bohemian Rhapsody" or "...

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I'm not going as in-depth as others did, but I believe there are songs from the United Kingdom, the United States, Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, Israel, Germany, Austria, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Jamaica, Ukraine, Belgium, France, Italy, Portugal, Sweden, Canada, Norway, South Africa, South Korea...

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OK, so I just finished my list and am posting it soon (as soon as I assemble all the song years). I did not enjoy cutting stuff. My strategy was to make my way through a long list of songs and add as I pleased and get rid of songs that just didn't quite have the staying power to make the list. There...

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Had to edit. Wanted two by Liz Phair, but I remembered What is Love.
(Also, re: Craig - wanted a spot for Berlin Chair on my list, but I don't know if I can fit it in).

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