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Also, we've already got two people taking a stand for Nickelback. I'm curious, how come? Different strokes for different folks, of course, but I'm definitely interested to hear what others hear in "How You Remind Me" that I don't.

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66. Tommy Edwards – It’s All in the Game * (I think you mean the Tommy Edwards version from 1958; the Four Tops version wasn’t nearly as big a hit on the American Billboard chart.) The version they list on the Billboard site is the Four Tops version. They can be inconsistent like that though - I re...

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Depeche Mode wrote:I don't know numbers 89,91,98 and 100 from your list, but going by the fact that 99 is easily my favorite from the list, I'll check them out.

Not worth it. Trust me. Especially not #100.

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Harold wrote:Next poll: John Cage vs. Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine!

How about Gavin Bryars vs. Las Ketchup?

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Billboard updated their list of the biggest songs to ever chart on the hot 100 a few years ago, so I decided to rank the tracks from best to worst. 1. The Beatles, “Hey Jude” 2. Marvin Gaye, “Let’s Get It On” 3. Adele, “Rolling in the Deep” 4. Sinead O’Connor, “Nothing Compares 2 U” 5. Kanye West fe...

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I mean, apples to oranges as far as I’m concerned. They both make heavily electronic music, but I wouldn’t call them easy to compare. It’s like comparing Sleater-Kinney with the Indigo Girls - same fundamental idea, different goals and ways of executing those ideas.

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http://www.treblezine.com/24302-top-100-90s-alternative-underground-tracks/ Since the '60s underground list was declared eligible, I think I'll submit this one for actual consideration. 100. Urban Dance Squad - “Bureaucrat of Flaccostreet” 99. Heatmiser – “Pop in G” 98. Bongwater – “What If?” 97. Br...

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http://www.treblezine.com/37108-100-best-punk-albums/ Hey, whaddaya know, another punk list. Again, just for the sake of having it for future reference. 100. Hot Snakes – Suicide Invoice 99. Dag Nasty – Can I Say 98. Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Fever to Tell 97. The Sonics – Here Are the Sonics!!! 96. Radio B...

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Diffuser - 40 Best Punk Albums (2017) http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5957 Treble - Treble's Top 100 Punk Albums (2017) http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5958 Mojo (UK) - The 50 Greatest Reggae Albums (2014) http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums...

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Yeah, I know, not eligible (yet). But now you at least know it exists http://diffuser.fm/punk-albums/ Ramones, 'Ramones' (1976) The Clash, 'The Clash' (1977) Ian Dury, 'New Boots and Panties!!' (1977) Richard Hell & the Voidoids, 'Blank Generation' (1977) Ramones, 'Rocket to Russia' (1977) Sex P...

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Hymie wrote:
StevieFan13 wrote:Here's my artist list:

3. Nina Simone
5. Nina Simone

What Can I say? I like Nina Simone. Will fix.

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First Chuck, now Fats. Seeing the passing of the original rock 'n rollers. What a shame.

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Here's my artist list: 1. Sleater-Kinney 2. Stevie Nicks 3. Nina Simone 4. Tina Turner 5. Madonna 6. Aretha Franklin 7. Beyonce 8. Agnetha Falkstog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad 9. Courtney Barnett 10. Kate Bush 11. Hayley Williams 12. Billie Holiday 13. Miriam Makeba 14. Fiona Apple 15. Missy Elliott 16. ...

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JR wrote:It may not be the biggest hits, but any list with, for instance, Journey doing that well... makes it questionable. The band is now in the Rock Hall, but it took a number of years and critics never loved them.

Well yeah. These definitely aren’t for the Kate Bush crowd.

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I haven't been able to find any evidence of these being voted on, and I know they aren't the actual lists of the biggest songs of the decade, so I have a feeling they might be eligible. The '60s: http://wcbsfm.cbslocal.com/2011/11/21/americas-top-101-songs-of-the-60s-the-list/ 101. Beatles – Can’t B...

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Gonna get the jump on songs. 1. Sixpence None the Richer - Kiss Me 2. Aretha Franklin - Respect 3. The Pretenders - Brass in Pocket 4. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps 5. Kitten - Kill the Light 6. 10,000 Maniacs - Because the Night 7. Grimes - Oblivion 8. Adele - Rolling in the Deep 9. Kacey Musgraves - Foll...

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jimmyj wrote:Oh and Nation of Millions wouldn't appear on this list. It was released 1988.

Well yeah, we're talking about general opinion.

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Took out the lists that were already added (Kerrang! Green Day, the Arcade Fire lists, CoS 1987, Classic Rock Queen, Popdose McCartney, and Highsnobiety Kanye West).

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Great job Brad!

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madzong wrote:
StevieFan13 wrote:Gonna second both Gallagher brothers. Anyone wanna second/third Salvador and bring him back in?
Yeah, I'll second Salvador

Great! One more and he’s as good as back.

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Gonna second both Gallagher brothers. Anyone wanna second/third Salvador and bring him back in?

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Pretty predictable top 5. They also have standout tracks for each album that I'll transcribe later. Is it? I would have thought Public Enemy would dominate it hands down. I'm not from the East Coast or even America of course, so maybe it's just a foreigner's view. The only questionable one is Reaso...

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https://noisey.vice.com/en_au/article/7bxmwd/noiseys-10-best-new-zealand-hip-hop-tracks-of-all-time Does this count? "Don't Rate That" - David Dallas "How My Day Goes" - ENO x Dirty featuring Melodownz "Good God" - Home Brew "Not Many" - Scribe "Sub Crani...

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I also would probably have voted for Blank Generation if I had heard it - seems like the kind of album I'd enjoy, and I know and like the title track.

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Holy shit, I didn't even realize The Gilded Palace of Sin completely missed the cut. Guess we're short on Gram Parsons fans.

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I made a lot of progress again this weekend and for a while there seemed to be a slim chance to make the update before I go on a weeklong holiday to Turkey on Sunday. But then I saw that there are a couple of pages in the report errors topic that I have missed to handle :-| which definitely makes a...

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Is it? I would have thought Public Enemy would dominate it hands down. I'm not from the East Coast or even America of course, so maybe it's just a foreigner's view. Over here, while it’s well-loved, it isn’t nearly as beloved as Nation of Millions. The top 5 are pretty much obligatory on any rap li...

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Pretty predictable top 5. They also have standout tracks for each album that I'll transcribe later. Is it? I would have thought Public Enemy would dominate it hands down. I'm not from the East Coast or even America of course, so maybe it's just a foreigner's view. Over here, while it’s well-loved, ...

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Fantastic rollout, and a deserving #1!

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What a pleasure to see my favorite song and one of my favorite albums win!

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50. The Choice is Yours, Flavor of the Month, Strobelite Honey 49. Woo-Hah!! (Got You All in Check), It's a Party, I'll Vibe 48. U.N.I.T.Y., Just Another Day, Rough 47. The I.N.C. Ride, Sittin' on Chrome, Born to Roll 46. O.P.P., Ghetto Bastard (Everything's Gonna Be Alright), The Wickedest Man Aliv...

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I'm guessing this is in chronological order?

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andyd1010 wrote:
Listyguy wrote:I'm very happy to see my #2 album, Abbey Road, in the top 5!
Ditto! My #2 as well

Top 10 for me!

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http://theboombox.com/50-greatest-east-coast-hip-hop-albums-of-the-1990s/ 50. Black Sheep - A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 49. Busta Rhymes - The Coming 48. Queen Latifah - Black Reign 47. Masta Ace Incorporated - Sittin' on Chrome 46. Naughty by Nature - Naughty by Nature 45. Digable Planets - Blowout ...

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acroamor wrote:I heard a rumor that there may be a Taylor Swift x Future collaboration coming up.

Also,

Of course. That's why I enjoy the catchy ones.

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Live in Phoenix wrote:Is this a bad year for diva pop? "Look What You Made Me Do," for instance, seemed like it was all spectacle and no song -- and then the big story ended up being that Cardi B knocked her off the #1 spot.

Deservedly so, I might add. Still not a huge trap fan, but it's a pretty badass song.

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madzong wrote:I'd like to nominate Perfect Places by Lorde (It got seconded last week - but I guess you can only have one song per artist?)

I'll second that.

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spiritualized wrote:Checked again, I only see two noms for Samia but i may well be wrong, so many replies/secondments, it's getting messy.

I did, madzong did, and one other person did.

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...you can keep it.

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Samia got 3 re-noms, so she should also be back. Also re-nomming Amar Pelos Dois one more time.

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Doesn't look like any of my noms made that huge an impact (save Lion and the Cobra, which actually held on for a pretty long time).

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#s 60-51 have been added

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Dexter wrote:Not really related to the topic but can somebody fluent in Spanish tell if the list linked below is eligible:

http://canalvivacolombia.com/mil.html

Looks iffy

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Sleater-Kinney - Here We Come

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jamieW wrote: 8. Ofra Haza

Alright!

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Saint Etienne - So Tough. Though boy was it close.

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Oh yeah, backstage wing. Mine will be pretty similar to last time:
1. Hype Williams
2. Nile Rodgers
3. Jessica Hopper

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1. Fiona Apple
2. Beyonce
3. Tom Petty
4. Missy Elliott
5. Kylie Minogue
6. St. Vincent
7. Grimes
8. Ofra Haza
9. Sister Rosetta Tharpe
10. Tori Amos

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And, despite our best efforts, they're all dudes. My next ballot will be all women to balance it out, but at least they're a strong five! That's what I was going to say. Therefore, contrary to what I initially planned, I'll stick to my all-girls ballot for the second round :? Well, all girls except...

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