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23. Foals - Spanish Sahara 69. Bikini Kill - Rebel Girl 99. Brian Eno - Needles in the Camel's Eye 103. Le Tigre - Deceptacon 120. The Sundays - Here's Where the Story Ends 189. Mercury Rev - Holes 246. The Horrors - Still Life 253. Mogwai - 2 Rights Make 1 Wrong 379. Les Rita Mitsouko - Marcia Bai...

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I like The Girl Is Mine. But is it really a good lead single on an album with "Billie Jean", "Beat It" and "Thriller"? I think not. I also think that for Bad , MJ should have had the title track as the lead single instead of "I Just Can't Stop Loving You". I mean, yes, it's "Bad" has its questionab...

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Can I still say I'm shocked that Dusty Springfield's "The Windmills of Your Mind" made it all the way to the finals? It's well-deserved...

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StevieFan13 wrote:
panam wrote:"Daddy Lessons" is on Spotify
Added. Thanks!

"Sorry" is also on Spotify. It's part of Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 73. (Yes, it is streamable there.)

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StevieFan13 wrote:- All of the Beyonce tracks

Which tracks from Lemonade made it? "Formation", "Freedom", "All Night", "Hold Up" and "Sorry"? Is there any more or did I get anything wrong?

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Well, if I have anything to say about it, Carole will rocket up, out of the bottom 10! Also, limiting spoilers, I placed Back in Black in my top 100, so Steviefan is not alone. Should we start a predictions thread? First, may God have mercy on yours and Stevie's souls. [I seriously dislike AC/DC (a...

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Dealy_Stan wrote:
babydoll wrote:I can't see anything past #63.
Otisredding usually goes through multiple edits before the post is complete - I think we just have to be patient.

I thought he was done after posting the #66-126.

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I can't see anything past #63.

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Surprised but not exactly disappointed at the lack of American Beauty, Saving Private Ryan, Sixth Sense, or the original Babe (but the sequel oddly enough is included). I think the Babe sequel is actually having a resurgence. It's one of the cult classics where people say it was horrible on its rel...

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Lana Del Rey - Summer Bummer
Selena Gomez - Fetish (This one will not do well, but I really like it anyway.)

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Depeche Mode wrote:
Moonbeam wrote: List
Hi Moonbeam, have you ever listened to Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz? It should probably be in my top 10, I can't ever get tired of it, I'm wondering if you'd like it.

Seriously doubt Moonbeam would like it.

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StevieFan13 wrote:Gonna try and get Carly Rae Jepsen - Cut to the Feeling back in as well

I'll second this.

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Henrik wrote:
RB wrote:It's chronological order in the magazine.
Ok, thanks! And what about the 31 songs in the playlist above?

I would just go with the chronological order, especially considering that it's what it says on the link you provided. (Was the Spotify playlist there, because it's not there anymore...)

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It's amazing how "Rehab" did great during the last AMF Song poll, but here, "Back to Black" is kicking its ass (did it even make the top 1000 last time?).

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113 Rue McLanahan 73.01700544 Wait, Rue McClanahan almost made the top 100? As a Golden Girls fanatic, I am seriously freaking out right now. Who voted for her? (I'm too lazy to look it up.) She was amazing in Maude , too. Even though, it doesn't seem Estelle Getty even received a vote, because I t...

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23. Louis de Funès I know Louis de Funès is an icon, but I have never ever heard the title of any one of his movies. Can you recommend some? I would certainly like to see some of his work. And these are mine of my meager 30: 09 | Setsuko Hara 12 | Jeanne Moreau 24 | Vivien Leigh 29 | Lillian Gish 3...

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It is eligible, but I don't think it will ever be added, because then someone would have to find out what songs on AM that were considered eligible for the list, which seems rather complicated. It would also have to be decided for all future 1997 song additions on AM. I'm confused. Do you mean as i...

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Delmer Daves directed Broken Arrow, not Anthony Mann.

And I say Jack Nicholson is runner-up with Robert De Niro being crowned supreme. Dear Lord, I have gotta watch Taxi Driver and Raging Bull one of these days.

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Anastasia was released in 1956. However, I am a bit surprised and pleased that Ingrid Bergman ended up being this high. I honestly expected Katharine Hepburn, Meryl Streep and Bette Davis to rank higher than her.

And Paul Newman died in 2008.

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Also, just saying: unless I missed her, Katherine Hepburn doesn't seem to have shown up yet... Good! Because I watching Suddenly, Last Summer with both Elizabeth Taylor and Katharine Hepburn. I used to think Katharine Hepburn was nothing compared to Elizabeth Taylor in this movie, but watching this...

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Embarrassing fact: Cranston earned high marks on my list not just for Breaking Bad and All the Way (which I had the great privilege of seeing on Broadway), but also for his role as Vitaly the tiger in the highly underrated Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted. Malcolm in the Middle is on Netflix; he'...

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Furthermore you point out that Vertigo, 2001, Tokyo Story are on top of theyshootpictures list. You are missing the point here and I think you are missing the OP's point and that is those movies are not on or at the top of MANY lists and not just a few here and there. I think the OP is looking for ...

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Wow, I just realized we potentially have some serious amount of women coming up. Katharine Hepburn, Ingrid Bergman, Bette Davis, Audrey Hepburn, Meryl Streep, Joan Crawford, and Barbara Stanwyck are just some who could make it in the top thirty-five. That's impressive. Okay, I know a couple of them ...

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bootsy wrote:Film: The Godfather and The Godfather Part II, Shawshank Redemption, Casablanca

You included both The Shawshank Redemption and Casablanca over Vertigo, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Tokyo Story? Gotta say, I'm shaking my head over here.

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Nick wrote:Oh yeah, and Laurence Olivier. Excited to see where he places.

There's a good chance he actually might not place.

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Since then, I've seen the rise of others, including Taylor and (gasp) even Bieber. (Who is now, suddenly, acclaimed, when the only difference I hear in his music is better production values. Some of this might be that everyone loves a good redemption story.) His voice is also tolerably listenable n...

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Bummer about the lack of women in the top 10 (or half the top 50). I feel like I have at least a decent idea of who some of them are, and if I know my film history, I have a pretty good idea which woman is going to at least crack the top 20 (and she's good at singing ABBA songs). I am sincerely pra...

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Bummer about the lack of women in the top 10 (or half the top 50). I feel like I have at least a decent idea of who some of them are, and if I know my film history, I have a pretty good idea which woman is going to at least crack the top 20 (and she's good at singing ABBA songs). I am sincerely pra...

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I'm actually kinda offended that Madonna's I'm Breathless is supposedly the "fifth best album released in 1990." There's a reason why most Madonna fans consider that one of her worst, excluding "Vogue" and "Sooner or Later (I Always Get My Man)", of course.

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I just looked it up. Scarlett Johansson has NEVER been nominated for an Oscar. I'm surprised. She seems like someone who has just been nominated so many times. In my opinion, and BonnieLaurel's, she is the best actress of the new millennium so far.

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But shouldn't it not count considering it's metal and Rolling Stone is most definitely not a metal list? As I mentioned, this list is currently ineligible. I'm just posting it for posterity's sake and put the link in the "Album genre lists from non-genre sources" thread. If Henrik changes his mind ...

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But shouldn't it not count considering it's metal and Rolling Stone is most definitely not a metal list?

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Why don't you just put your entire list in one post? It can obviously handle 500+ albums.

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The hype machine definitely put more scrutiny on Jennifer Lawrence than anyone (let alone her) could handle, but I don't know if I'd say she has an ego. If anything, she's her own harshest critic, and her laid-back demeanor can sometimes make you forget how completely lost she can get in a role. Fo...

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That said, Dexter, I highly recommend The Band Wagon with Fred and Cyd. It's to Broadway what Singin' In The Rain is to movies and just as good. The only downside is that Cyd Charisse can't act her way out of the paper bag, but still dances quite well. Yeah, I was shocked when I checked again that ...

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Though, for some reason, I think that photo of Yoshimi from Boredoms might give me nightmares... It's at such a weird angle, and for some reason, whatever she's standing next to (some bamboo something) is giving me creeps. Even Marilyn Monroe in Yoshimi's position in that photo would have given me ...

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Wowee. Guess this means Emma Stone showed up on multiple people's lists! Well, Emma Stone is pretty talented. I didn't vote for her, because I've only seen Magic in the Moonlight and The Help of hers (I'm so bad at keeping up with modern movies), but she really does have great potential to be a wel...

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bootsy (100): Mary Tyler Moore (#13) I'm so sorry. I thought that was for movies. Otherwise, Mary Tyler Moore would have snuck in. Oh. You can PM a revised list if you like (and I will make the necessary adjustments) though Mary Tyler Moore would still not make the cut as you are the only one who v...

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May I just suggest you make MJ's "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" a high priority? Because that song gets the party going. But it's your wedding and I'm just so happy for you. You can do whatever you want. But, seriously, party anthem.

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Dude, what will be your wedding song?

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Dexter wrote:bootsy (100): Mary Tyler Moore (#13)

I'm so sorry. I thought that was for movies. Otherwise, Mary Tyler Moore would have snuck in.

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sam.peeler wrote:3. Elvis Presley "Elvis Is Back!" (1960)

The moment when you go "Ooh, this is interesting. I like it!" then realize it's not ranked #3, it's in chronological order.

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I gave it a 9. For some reason, this was just never my favorite Woody Allen movie. It's odd, because I feel this is probably the quintessential Woody Allen movie for several reasons. One is that this movie almost blatantly about his and Diane Keaton's relationship; two is that this has an unique mix...

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Taylor Swift is back on Spotify, y'all!

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The latest artist that I absolutely 100% love is Kero Kero Bonito, rising up to my top 30. I'm not sure if they really have potential to be a top 30 artist for me, but Bonito Generation was an unusually good album. I say "unusual" because I usually deride consumerist/bourgeoisie/childlike/whatever-...

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Henrik wrote:Alright. There's hardly any R&B, but that might be their taste.

Well, to be fair, when you think "Respect", you don't think "Summer of Love."

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It just missed my top 15, but I thought I'd mention this is the year of what could be listed as "Prince and company | While My Guitar Gently Weeps." Maybe his most famous musical moment since his pre-symbol days. I thought the rain coming down on him at the Super Bowl while singing "Purple Rain" wa...

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Okay, this is my submission. There's not going to be any updates before or on the 30th, so...

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/babydoll ... -albums-1/

Thank you, notbrianeno!

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Too bad about Frankie Valli. I mean he's just an okay artist overall, but "Grease" is one of the best pop songs of all time. Eh, "Grease" isn't one of his best songs. Not when you have contenders such as "Walk Like a Man" and "Can't Take My Eyes Off You". Now those are just plain great pop. Also I ...

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