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JohnnyBGoode wrote:

Henrik wrote:

JohnnyBGoode wrote:Thanks Henrik, looks good. It may just be me, but the spreadsheets don't seem to appear on the mobile version.

I deliberately removed them there, as it is quite difficult to view the spreadsheets on a mobile phone. Do you want them back?

No if it's deliberate that's fine. I only noticed because I was out when the update came through and only had my phone at the time.

Agree it's difficult to see and for the main spreadsheets would normally use laptop. The only time I might look at spreadsheets on my phone is when the year ends updates come through & I want to have a look before get to a computer/WiFi. While I don't normally need them there, I suppose it might be worth having them for newcomers searching on their phone to know that they are there (& encourage them to come back when on bigger screen)?

JohnnyBGoode wrote:

Henrik wrote:

JohnnyBGoode wrote:Thanks Henrik, looks good. It may just be me, but the spreadsheets don't seem to appear on the mobile version.

I deliberately removed them there, as it is quite difficult to view the spreadsheets on a mobile phone. Do you want them back?

No if it's deliberate that's fine. I only noticed because I was out when the update came through and only had my phone at the time.

Ok good. I don’t want newcomers to open the spreadsheets, think they look bad and then leave the site.

Guy Beart Link is Broken

Henrik wrote:

StevieFan13 wrote:

Henrik wrote: There are several lists that you added to your google spreadsheet of links that have not been included. I will provide a list later.

Gotcha. I added most of the ones from the summary page, so I guess a few slipped in that were never added.

Well, some of them were just too much work. Anyway here they are:

Arab America (USA) - Some of the Best Arabic Dance Songs of All Time (2016)
Beth Lesser (USA) - Dancehall: The Rise of Jamaican Dancehall Culture - 50 Essential Dancehall Records of the '80s (2008)
Billboard (USA) - The Top 35 Disco Songs, According to Giorgio Moroder (2016)
Blues and Soul (UK) - Afrika Bambaataa's Favorite Old School Breakbeat Records (1988)
bNet Music Awards (New Zealand) - Song of the Year Winners (1998-2007)
Brit Awards (UK) - Winners and Nominations (1977-present)
C. Eric Banister (USA) - Counting Down Southern Rock: 100 Best Songs/Runners-Up (2016)
CCM (USA) - 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music (2006)
Complex (USA) - The 50 Best Gucci Mane Songs (2014)
Consequence of Sound (USA) - Ranking: Every Disney Song, from Worst to Best (2016)
Double J (Australia) - The 50 Most Overlooked Songs of the '90s (2017)
El Comercio (?) - Los Mejores Boleros de Todos los Tiempos (2001)
Fundacion Nuevas Bandas (Venezuela) - Las 24 Mejores Canciones de Pop y Rock Venezolano [The 24 Greatest Songs of Venezuelan Rock and Pop] (2001)
Grimes (Canada) - Favorite Songs (2013)
In the Mix (Australia) - The 100 Greatest Australian Dance Tracks of All Time (2015)
Jon Savage (UK) - 1966: The Year the Decade Exploded (2016)
Kev Roberts (UK) - Northern Soul Top 500 (and Bubbling-Under Songs) (2000)
L.A. Weekly (USA) - The 20 Best Pop Songs in History by Female Artists (2014)
La Tempestad (Mexico) - Un Continente Musical: Canciones de Continente [A Musical Continet: Songs of the Continent] (2014)
Loudwire (USA) - Top 50 Hard Rock Songs of the 21st Century (2012)
Loudwire (USA) - Top 50 Metal Songs of the 21st Century (2012)
NPO Radio 5 (The Netherlands)/Radio 1 (Belgium) - List of the Low Countries (2016)
NZ Music Awards (New Zealand) - Winners and Finalists for Single of the Year (1965-present)
Panamerika (Colombia?) - Los Mejores 25 Sencillos [The 25 Best Singles of the 2000s] (2009)
Premios Gardel (Argentina) - Song of the Year (1999-2017)
Radio X (UK) - 15 Great Underrated and "Lost" Singles (2017)
Robert Christgau (USA) - '90s Singles (2002)
Rock Hard Magazine (Germany) - Top 50 [49] Songs of Ronnie James Dio (2010)
Simon Sweetman (New Zealand) - On Song by Simon Sweetman: Stories Behind New Zealand's Pop Classics (2012)
Spectrum Culture (USA) - End of the Aughts: Songs of the Decade, Pts. 1 and 2 (2009)
Stereogum (USA) - The 45 Best Ty Dolla $ign Features of 2016 (2016)
Sunil Sampat, Rolling Stone (India) - The 100 Greatest Jazz Songs (2015)
Tablet Magazine (USA) - Top 100 Jewish Songs (2010)
Taste of Country (USA) - Top 100 Country Songs (2012)
The Guardian (UK) - Best No. 1 Singles, 1952-2012 (2012)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1967 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1968 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1972 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1973 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1977 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1978 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1982 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1987 (????)
XXL (USA) - 20 of the Most Underrated Hip-Hop Songs (2012)

Also, the Latin Grammy songs/records nominees/winners http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/vi ... 51&p=70296
And the Rolling Stone's Best Chilean Pop Rock Songs http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/vi ... f=3&t=4799

Nightmares On Wax appears twice in the artist's index under the letter 'N'. Because of this the link under the 'Trip-hop' genre does not work anymore.

"Tally Ho!" appears on the page for The Clash, not The Clean as it should be.

The updated version of the Spin Beyonce list hasn't been added (so none of the tracks from Lemonade are in this version).

Henrik what about this list:

http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/ ... iaa-ranked

for the next update

bootsy wrote:Henrik what about this list:

http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/ ... iaa-ranked

for the next update

Pretty sure the next update's just for EOY 2017 lists.

It also doesn't look like the updated version of the CoS Radiohead list was used, since it isn't included on the pages for songs from A Moon Shaped Pool.

(Just to be clear, though, I am still more than satisfied with how the site currently is and am pleased to see such an amazing update!)

Oh, and it's Yediot Ahronot, not Ahonot.

"Returnal" is listed twice on ANOHNI's page.

Creation and The Creation are the same artist and should be merged.

Henrik wrote:FYI, I'm not going to fix spelling errors, broken links and other things that affects multiple pages. Maybe later but not during the next few days.

What I meant was multiple types of pages (year, artist, country, genre). Some of these, when artists should be merged, might affect the artist ranking too. But I might make a complete re-run of all pages after a few weeks or so, when/if this error reporting slows down. So keep reporting your findings!

Aimee Mann's song Deathly is from 1999, not 2000. It appeared on the soundtrack for Magnolia.

Also, not really a mistake of Henrik, but for some reason Prince's album Lovesexy is available as one 48 minute track, so you can't access the songs. On the Spotify list now we don't find I Wish U Heaven, but the whole album. This is no problem for Alphabet Street from the same album as that one is also on Spotify on its own, thanks to a compilation album. But is it right to keep I Wish U Heaven like this? (Or is this a regional thing?)

The Fred Astaire page has the song "Night and Day" listed twice, once as #3942 (from 1932), and once as a "bubbling under" (from 1933).

"The Hissing of Summer Lawns" (song) by Joni Mitchell is listed as "The Hissing Summer of Lawns." Which, I have to admit, conjures up an image like no other. Hissing Summer would be a great band name.

Times Live’s list of South African songs is unranked.

the scrollbar of the left frame doesn't appears at all.
More than that, when you click on an artist on the left menu, the artist menu disappear and back to the main menu.

lagire wrote:the scrollbar of the left frame doesn't appears at all.
More than that, when you click on an artist on the left menu, the artist menu disappear and back to the main menu.

I think it will stay this way.

Henrik wrote:

lagire wrote:the scrollbar of the left frame doesn't appears at all.
More than that, when you click on an artist on the left menu, the artist menu disappear and back to the main menu.

I think it will stay this way.

Sorry to say that, Henrik, it's not very covenient.
I check artists by artists on a letter and when i click on an artists, the artist menu disappear.
I have to click again on artist menu and choose again the letter.

and the scrollbar on left menu doesn't work

lagire wrote:

Henrik wrote:

lagire wrote:the scrollbar of the left frame doesn't appears at all.
More than that, when you click on an artist on the left menu, the artist menu disappear and back to the main menu.

I think it will stay this way.

Sorry to say that, Henrik, it's not very covenient.
I check artists by artists on a letter and when i click on an artists, the artist menu disappear.
I have to click again on artist menu and choose again the letter.

and the scrollbar on left menu doesn't work

I understand you. I liked the left scrollbar too (when you say it doesn’t work you mean that there is no scrollbar, right?) but with the new design you open a new page every time, not just the left or right frame and I don’t know how to write code so that the left menu is the same as on the previous page. Although this can be frustrating I think the new design has more pros than cons.

Are many of you frustrated by this? Does anyone know how to keep the left menu as it was on the previous page?

i don't understand, ok it's a new design but the operatino is the same, no?
How do you did in the previous version? the left menu artist stay always.

panam wrote:

Henrik wrote:

StevieFan13 wrote: Gotcha. I added most of the ones from the summary page, so I guess a few slipped in that were never added.

Well, some of them were just too much work. Anyway here they are:

Arab America (USA) - Some of the Best Arabic Dance Songs of All Time (2016)
Beth Lesser (USA) - Dancehall: The Rise of Jamaican Dancehall Culture - 50 Essential Dancehall Records of the '80s (2008)
Billboard (USA) - The Top 35 Disco Songs, According to Giorgio Moroder (2016)
Blues and Soul (UK) - Afrika Bambaataa's Favorite Old School Breakbeat Records (1988)
bNet Music Awards (New Zealand) - Song of the Year Winners (1998-2007)
Brit Awards (UK) - Winners and Nominations (1977-present)
C. Eric Banister (USA) - Counting Down Southern Rock: 100 Best Songs/Runners-Up (2016)
CCM (USA) - 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music (2006)
Complex (USA) - The 50 Best Gucci Mane Songs (2014)
Consequence of Sound (USA) - Ranking: Every Disney Song, from Worst to Best (2016)
Double J (Australia) - The 50 Most Overlooked Songs of the '90s (2017)
El Comercio (?) - Los Mejores Boleros de Todos los Tiempos (2001)
Fundacion Nuevas Bandas (Venezuela) - Las 24 Mejores Canciones de Pop y Rock Venezolano [The 24 Greatest Songs of Venezuelan Rock and Pop] (2001)
Grimes (Canada) - Favorite Songs (2013)
In the Mix (Australia) - The 100 Greatest Australian Dance Tracks of All Time (2015)
Jon Savage (UK) - 1966: The Year the Decade Exploded (2016)
Kev Roberts (UK) - Northern Soul Top 500 (and Bubbling-Under Songs) (2000)
L.A. Weekly (USA) - The 20 Best Pop Songs in History by Female Artists (2014)
La Tempestad (Mexico) - Un Continente Musical: Canciones de Continente [A Musical Continet: Songs of the Continent] (2014)
Loudwire (USA) - Top 50 Hard Rock Songs of the 21st Century (2012)
Loudwire (USA) - Top 50 Metal Songs of the 21st Century (2012)
NPO Radio 5 (The Netherlands)/Radio 1 (Belgium) - List of the Low Countries (2016)
NZ Music Awards (New Zealand) - Winners and Finalists for Single of the Year (1965-present)
Panamerika (Colombia?) - Los Mejores 25 Sencillos [The 25 Best Singles of the 2000s] (2009)
Premios Gardel (Argentina) - Song of the Year (1999-2017)
Radio X (UK) - 15 Great Underrated and "Lost" Singles (2017)
Robert Christgau (USA) - '90s Singles (2002)
Rock Hard Magazine (Germany) - Top 50 [49] Songs of Ronnie James Dio (2010)
Simon Sweetman (New Zealand) - On Song by Simon Sweetman: Stories Behind New Zealand's Pop Classics (2012)
Spectrum Culture (USA) - End of the Aughts: Songs of the Decade, Pts. 1 and 2 (2009)
Stereogum (USA) - The 45 Best Ty Dolla $ign Features of 2016 (2016)
Sunil Sampat, Rolling Stone (India) - The 100 Greatest Jazz Songs (2015)
Tablet Magazine (USA) - Top 100 Jewish Songs (2010)
Taste of Country (USA) - Top 100 Country Songs (2012)
The Guardian (UK) - Best No. 1 Singles, 1952-2012 (2012)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1967 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1968 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1972 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1973 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1977 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1978 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1982 (????)
Ultimate Classic Rock (USA) - Top 10 Songs of 1987 (????)
XXL (USA) - 20 of the Most Underrated Hip-Hop Songs (2012)

Also, the Latin Grammy songs/records nominees/winners http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/vi ... 51&p=70296
And the Rolling Stone's Best Chilean Pop Rock Songs http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/vi ... f=3&t=4799

Doesn't look like the Uncut John Lennon list was added either.

Hello !

Not sure if it's an error : Benny Goodman page lists Good Enough to Keep/Air Mail Special twice for the year 1941 (one ranked 5445 and one bubbling under). Are they two different versions ?

Regards.

Is "Soused" by Scott Walker and Sun O))) supposed to be the third most acclaimed album from Japan?

Rob wrote:Also, not really a mistake of Henrik, but for some reason Prince's album Lovesexy is available as one 48 minute track, so you can't access the songs. On the Spotify list now we don't find I Wish U Heaven, but the whole album. This is no problem for Alphabet Street from the same album as that one is also on Spotify on its own, thanks to a compilation album. But is it right to keep I Wish U Heaven like this? (Or is this a regional thing?)

This isn't entirely true... While some versions of Lovesexy were released as one 48-minute long track, other versions were released with each song getting a separate track. I know, because I've been trying to find a copy of the latter version (where each song is separate), but until recently, I have only been able to find the "all-as-one-track" version. Only a couple weeks ago I managed to snag a copy of Lovesexy that was separated.

The Tame Impala song 'Cause I'm a Man is displayed on this website as Cause I'm a Man. The correct spelling of the song contains an apostrophe before the word "Cause".

lagire wrote:Sorry to say that, Henrik, it's not very covenient.
I check artists by artists on a letter and when i click on an artists, the artist menu disappear.
I have to click again on artist menu and choose again the letter.

and the scrollbar on left menu doesn't work

Oh, now I see that it's the "Lists by Year" menu to the left on the artist pages. It was supposed to be the "Lists by Artists" menu. Furthermore, instead of the main "Artists A-Z" menu I could have the "A" menu for artists beginning on A, and so on. But this require some work. Give me a week or so!

Ok thanks take your time Henrik

Bette Midler’s ”The Rose” is from 1979, not 1980.

mattschroeder wrote:

Rob wrote:Also, not really a mistake of Henrik, but for some reason Prince's album Lovesexy is available as one 48 minute track, so you can't access the songs. On the Spotify list now we don't find I Wish U Heaven, but the whole album. This is no problem for Alphabet Street from the same album as that one is also on Spotify on its own, thanks to a compilation album. But is it right to keep I Wish U Heaven like this? (Or is this a regional thing?)

This isn't entirely true... While some versions of Lovesexy were released as one 48-minute long track, other versions were released with each song getting a separate track. I know, because I've been trying to find a copy of the latter version (where each song is separate), but until recently, I have only been able to find the "all-as-one-track" version. Only a couple weeks ago I managed to snag a copy of Lovesexy that was separated.

All right, I didn't know that. Very inconvenient for something like Spotify, where personal list-making is a key feature. Then again, this is the type of silliness that suits Prince's style.

Gustavo Cerati's "Crimen" was included on Conteo Reactor of 2006 (position 8th) and it wasn't considered
http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/song/S10996.htm
http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/vi ... 35&p=62080

So I'm kinda horrified to be the one noticing that, but Justin Bieber is listed under J instead of B in the artists list.

Isn't U2's Party Girl from 1981, not '82?

StevieFan13 wrote:Isn't U2's Party Girl from 1981, not '82?

How so?

Henrik wrote:

StevieFan13 wrote:Isn't U2's Party Girl from 1981, not '82?

How so?

It's from October which is listed on the site as being from '81.

StevieFan13 wrote:

Henrik wrote:

StevieFan13 wrote:Isn't U2's Party Girl from 1981, not '82?

How so?

It's from October which is listed on the site as being from '81.

You must have a reissue with bonus tracks. It’s not on the original album.

Henrik wrote:

StevieFan13 wrote:

Henrik wrote: How so?

It's from October which is listed on the site as being from '81.

You must have a reissue with bonus tracks. It’s not on the original album.

Oh! Yeah, that's where the Spotify link was from. Beg pardon.

Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" is from 2014, not 2015.

Nick wrote:Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" is from 2014, not 2015.

The version with Kendrick is from 2015, though.

Sweepstakes Ron wrote:

Nick wrote:Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" is from 2014, not 2015.

The version with Kendrick is from 2015, though.

True, however I was under the impression that Henrik always combined all multiple versions of a song into one and went with the earliest release date of a song.

Another typo: Roadie Crew (Brazil) - 200 verdadeiros hinos do heavy metal & classic rock que você tem que ouvir antes de morrer [200 Real Hymns of Heavy Metal and Classic Rock You Must Hear

The square bracket at the end is missing

Archers of Loaf's Icky Mettle is a '93 release, not '94.

Dizzee Rascal's "I Luv You" is actually entitled "I Luv U".

And some stuff re. missing featured artist / co-artist credits...
Timbaland - featured on Aaliyah's "We Need a Resolution"
Redman - featured on Christina Aguilera's "Dirrty"
Rakim - featured on Truth Hurts' "Addictive"
Sleepy Brown - featured on OutKast's "The Way You Move"
Lil Jon - featured on Usher's "Yeah!"
Slim Thug and Paul Wall - featured on Mike Jones' "Still Tippin'"
Justin Timberlake and Charlie Wilson - featured on Snoop Dogg's "Signs"
Petey Pablo - featured on Ciara's "Goodies"
Ciara and Fatman Scoop - featured on Missy Elliott's "Lose Control"
Young Buck and 8Ball & MJG - featured on Three 6 Mafia's "Stay Fly"
Victoria Bergsman - featured on Peter Bjorn and John's "Young Folks"
T.I. - featured on Justin Timberlake's "My Love"
Timbaland - featured on Nelly Furtado's "Promiscuous"
Too $hort - featured on Kelis' "Bossy"
Pharrell - featured on Clipse's "Mr. Me Too"
Young Jeezy - featured on Usher's "Love in this Club"
Static Major - featured on Lil Wayne's "Lollipop"
Armand Van Helden - featured on Dizzee Rascal's "Bonkers"
Four Tet - co-artist on Burial's "Moth"
Kanye West - featured on Clipse's "Kinda Like a Big Deal"

Juicy J feat. Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz Bandz a Make Her Dance appears on 1910 Fruitgum Company artist!

If Not For You by Bob Dylan is listed under 1971, when it was released in 1970 on New Morning.

Régine artist link is broken

Peru has a pair of songs in Top 10000 but there's no songs page

Faith No More "(I'm) Easy" was included on Carlo Herrera's Alimenta Tus Oidos Playlists but it wasn't considered
http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/song/S10782.htm
http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/forums/vi ... 97&p=66521