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Sufjan Stevens' last singles

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2018 8:21 am
by Henrik
In the 2017 eoy lists "Tonya Harding (in D Major)" is only mentioned once and "Mystery of Love" is not mentioned at all. These songs were both released early in December and are nothing but masterpieces (currently ranked 18th and 1st of 2017 at RYM - "Mystery of Love" almost being in the top 100 AT). It would be very strange if these songs never appear on AM. Do you think they will be included on end of 2018 lists instead? Or on the end of decade lists maybe?

Re: Sufjan Stevens' last singles

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2018 8:51 am
by Rob
End of decade might be a good shot (Mystery of Love more than Tonya Harding, if only because of bigger exposure). End of year 2018, I'm not so sure. Too bad, these are indeed two of the best songs of recent years.

Re: Sufjan Stevens' last singles

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2018 9:27 am
by TheLastEnemy
I agree, if there is one artist I have really come to appreciate as a result of this site, it is Sufjan Stevens - if I had never got anything else out of Acclaimed Music, discovering Sufjan would still make me very grateful and keep coming back! I think end of decade is more likely, but hope they don't get forgotten, particularly Mystery of Love, also to a letter extent Visions of Gideon.

Re: Sufjan Stevens' last singles

Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:37 pm
by Listyguy
Music released in December always seems to get shorted on EOY lists. I can't imagine "Mystery of Love" not finding its way onto AM though, it's spectacular.

Re: Sufjan Stevens' last singles

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2018 2:54 am
by VanillaFire1000
They are also from soundtracks...sometimes those kinds of singles get left out because they aren't from "real" albums.

Re: Sufjan Stevens' last singles

Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2018 7:53 am
by Rob
VanillaFire1000 wrote:They are also from soundtracks...sometimes those kinds of singles get left out because they aren't from "real" albums.
Tonya Harding is not from a soundtrack though. It doesn't appear on the recent film I, Tonya (though Sufjan Stevens offered it, but it was rejected - rightly so, cause the feel of the song differs vastly from the movie).