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Re: 2008 Acclaimed Music Songs Poll: The Results (Part 2)

Stipe with hair !
Good version
Better than the studio I guess

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Lots of R.E.M. songs coming up - wonder if that'll mean less representation in the upper reaches for them?

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122. The Animals- The House of the Rising Sun (1964)

The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun / Talkin' 'Bout You

Total points: 189.65

Place in the 2005 poll: 340

Appears on: 7 ballots

Ranked by:

Stammer (24)
Nicolas (32)
Neoptolemos (44)
Andre (82)
Ajackson (87)
Pop Elton (110)
Michel (150)

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Have people heard the new R.E.M. single - i think it was streaming on Pitchfork the other day. I quite like it, slightly less polished than the Around The Sun stuff.

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121. Eurythmics- Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (1983)

Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) / I Could Give You (A Mirror)

Total points: 193.03

Place in the 2005 poll: 286

Appears on: 5 ballots

Ranked by:

Moonbeam (3)
Henrik (41)
Neoptolemos (42)
Andre (80)
Giuseppe (149)

Comments:

Moonbeam: I seem to have an almost pre-natal affection for this song- its booming synths in perfectly ominous octaves seem to map out my DNA, and coupled with Annie’s soulful vocals, it makes for one of my earliest and most influential musical memories. A true masterpiece, the song sums up the immensely creative approaches that Dave and Annie took in creating their music. Annie Lennox's biography reveals this: "For example, the clinking counterpoint audible during the title track, 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)', is not an instrument of electronic or traditional origin- Dave and Annie resourcefully filled up milk bottles with different levels of water and tapped them in time to the chorus for that song." The song seems to have had almost providential origins. According to Annie, the group nearly split the day the song was recorded. After a terrible fight, Dave simply wanted to program the drum computer. Accidentally, it came out in reverse, but Annie suddenly sat up from her fetal position on the floor to pound the main melody on the synthesizer. However, the magic continued. After recording the synth lines, Annie improvised the lyrics in one take, other than the "Hold your head up" lines which were added later.

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Rising sun
A masterpiece
Another live version
What a voice this Eric Burdon (and what a face !)

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Such a simple video, but it always makes me smile. Eric Burdon's voice seems like it belongs to someone else, and that guy in the end laughing at.. who knows.. brilliant.

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Good position on the Eurythmics there Henrik.

2 fantastic songs in a row, don't keep that going Moonbeam or I'll loose my favorites before we even get to the top 100.

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Sweet dreams...
Another one I forgot

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120. Stan Getz with João and Astrud Gilberto- The Girl from Ipanema (1963)

Stan Getz - The Girl from Ipanema: The Bossa Nova Years

Total points: 193.46

Place in the 2005 poll: 113

Appears on: 7 ballots

Ranked by:

Otisredding (9)
Honorio (4
Henrik (61)
Dumbangel (70)
Giuseppe (10
Mo (133)
John (175)

Comments:

Honorio: Vinícius de Moraes and Antonio Carlos Jobim used to go to Ipanema Beach to chat and have some drinks in the terrace of the Veloso Bar. One fine day that graceful garota (girl) passed by and right there they laid down that famous tune. It’s amazing that such a daily affair (who had not fallen immediately in love with some pretty thing walking?) gave birth to a superb song that swings and sways just like the hips of that real girl from Ipanema.

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Heh, Letterman hasn't changed much in 25yrs has he.

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119. Portishead- Glory Box (1994)

Portishead - Glory Box

Total points: 193.84

Place in the 2005 poll: 350

Appears on: 4 ballots

Ranked by:

Pop Elton (3)
Eduard (30)
Rendle (34)
Mitchell Stirling (77)

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118. The Arcade Fire- Rebellion (Lies) (2004)

Arcade Fire - Rebellion (Lies)

Total points: 194.65

Place in the 2005 poll: 165

Appears on: 7 ballots

Ranked by:

Ajackson (3)
Andre (59)
Schwah (76)
Mo (102)
Slush (125)
Otisredding (153)
Honorio (170)

Re: 2008 Acclaimed Music Songs Poll: The Results (Part 2)

Oh man, Glory Box would've made my top 50, easy. Great to see Rebellion (Lies) too - this list is ridiculously good.

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117. The Strokes- Last Nite (2001)

The Strokes - Last Nite

Total points: 195.54

Place in the 2005 poll: unranked

Appears on: 10 ballots

Ranked by:

Rocky Raccoon (51)
Jonah (55)
Toni (56)
Ajackson (63)
Stammer (95)
Honorio (107)
Otisredding (131)
Schwah (141)
Lonesome Panda (156)
Rune (165)

Comments:

Rocky Raccoon: They found the groove of the new millenium with this song. And then they repeated it for two albums.

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Interesting that Last Nite can make it to the position it did without a single top 50 vote.

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Last Nite was a bubbling under song for me (274)

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116. Pixies- Monkey Gone to Heaven (1989)

Pixies - Monkey Gone to Heaven

Total points: 197.21

Place in the 2005 poll: 34

Appears on: 6 ballots

Ranked by:

Schleuse (
Michel (34)
Honorio (59)
Otisredding (59)
BillAdama (100.5)
Mo (145)

Re: 2008 Acclaimed Music Songs Poll: The Results (Part 2)

Because they have 3 more votes than the song with previously the most votes I suppose Max.

My #230 right there, Monkey Gone To Heaven.

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Arcade Fire is an interesting group..

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Yeah, and Portishead only got 4 votes!

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Well, with “Ipanema” we've got the first non-English song in the Top 200, although the parts sung in Portuguese by João Gilberto had been (awfully) edited in these YouTube performance. The first and (maybe) the last. Or we can expect some Gainsbourg?

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115. Creedence Clearwater Revival- Fortunate Son (1969)

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Willy and the Poor Boys

Total points: 198.88

Place in the 2005 poll: unranked

Appears on: 5 ballots

Ranked by:

Miguel (16)
Rocky Raccoon (19)
Ajackson (22)
Giuseppe (60)
Neoptolemos (181)

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114. Beastie Boys- Sabotage (1994)

Beastie Boys - Sabotage / Get It Together

Total points: 199.34

Place in the 2005 poll: unranked

Appears on: 7 ballots

Ranked by:

Toni (11)
Lonesome Panda (31)
Rocky Raccoon (65)
Pop Elton (86)
Otisredding (95)
Stammer (123)
Sonofsamiam (142)

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Good to see CCR
Though they're nor loved so much here (out of Survivor much too soon)
I didn't vote for this song but for Lookin' out my backdoor and Travelin' Band, better musically I guess
But this one is great too
And Honorio I'm afrais we won't have any nonEnglish speaking song now

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Wow, 2 songs that didn't even make the top 400 odd last time round.

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113. Al Green- Let’s Stay Together (1971)

Al Green - Let's Stay Together

Total points: 200.70

Place in the 2005 poll: 128

Appears on: 8 ballots

Ranked by:

Dumbangel (22)
Honorio (36)
Vgrd (46)
Nicolas (80)
Mark Propp (87)
Midaso (99)
Otisredding (14
Rocky Raccoon (17

Re: 2008 Acclaimed Music Songs Poll: The Results (Part 2)

This list is fantastically good! Not at all just the usual suspects. How did this happen? It's like we all chose our picks thinking "I'm gonna give these amazing songs - that are acclaimed, but not acknowledged enough - an extra shot".

I kinda did this. Did you?

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112. Ben E. King- Stand By Me (1961)

Ben E. King - Stand by Me

Total points: 201.54

Place in the 2005 poll: unranked

Appears on: 7 ballots

Ranked by:

Eduard (12)
Ajackson (25)
Pop Elton (57)
Rocky Raccoon (80)
Nicolas (99)
Giuseppe (137)
John (191)

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Personnaly, I simply picked my favorites
Like "Stand By Me" for instance
Simple song but what a voice !
Ben E KIng is forgotten now but listen to his voice..
Forgotten, black voices from long ago : Sam Cooke, Clyde McPhatter, Ben E King..

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Moonbeam, you forgot to include my comment about "Let's Stay Together". Although there were quite silly, I'll copy and paste them:

"Hot. The best song for f…, well, for making love, winning this particular league to Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On”. The swaying rhythm, the smooth arrangements with silky guitars and “horny” horns, the lascivious backing vocals and, of course, the lustful vocal performance from Al Green are enough arguments to rise the temperature of every couple on every bedroom."

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Odd clip
Only white neat kids dancing in the background and the niggas entertaining...

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I know what you mean, Henrik, although we'll have to see how the top 100 looks before we make any conclusions about how unconventional this list is.

I think there is a collective consciousness on the part of this forum as to what the usual top album and songs lists have, and like it or not, that discussion has shaped the way I form my lists now. I can really only think of about 2 songs that I gave high rankings that aren’t going to be too shocking to be really high.

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111. The Beatles- Blackbird (196

The Beatles - The Beatles

Total points: 202.08

Place in the 2005 poll: unranked

Appears on: 5 ballots

Ranked by:

Andre (3)
Nicolas (2
Mark Propp (43)
Lonesome Panda (69)
Rocky Raccoon (18

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Sorry Honorio! Don't know how your comment slipped through!

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110. The Beatles- Yesterday (1965)

The Beatles - Yesterday / Act Naturally

Total points: 204.35

Place in the 2005 poll: 235

Appears on: 7 ballots

Ranked by:

Ajackson (19)
Andre (32)
Giuseppe (53)
Midaso (71)
Nicolas (73)
Rocky Raccoon (82)
Mo (119)

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Black Bird !
My 3rd favorite Beatles song
Love to play it on the guitar

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Two of McCartney's most perfectly crafted gems - surprised Yesterday didn't do a little better.

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Funny tosee those 2 songs, they are very similar, and there's even a bootleg where you can hear McCartney playing the 2 songs on the guitar joining them in a supersong

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109. Guns N’ Roses- Sweet Child o’ Mine (1987)

Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine

Total points: 206.52

Place in the 2005 poll: unranked

Appears on: 9 ballots

Ranked by:

Nicolas (26)
Greg (29)
Neoptolemos (49)
Rocky Raccoon (59)
Pop Elton (11
Midaso (126)
Ajackson (163)
John (185)
Honorio (197)

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Me too Nicolas! It's one of the only songs I've actually taken the time to learn more than the chords.

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yeah, for me too, but those open chords Mc Ca uses are very beautiful and funny to play (and not too difficult)
The right hand picking is a little bit more difficult, but not for a country/blues (very amateurish) player like me (I'm kidding)

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Moon beam, you really don't want me to go to bed, it's the fifth of my favourites in a row
But I know it ain't gonna last (like mercury rev says)
I'm sure the next one will be Radiohead or Pixies or even Pavement

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108. Wilco- Jesus, etc. (2002)

Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

Total points: 207.22

Place in the 2005 poll: 331

Appears on: 8 ballots

Ranked by:

Mo (17)
Ajackson (4
John (57)
Dumbangel (61)
Rendle (70)
Vgrd (91)
Eduard (142)
Giuseppe (16

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Funny because i very seldom see any clips, so I didn't know Wilco's faces
Good faces
You wanna be their friends
Well, my friends, I stop monopolizing the thread and I go to bed, it's late for my tired old bones
I'll see the rest tomorrow morning
Bye

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107. OutKast- B.O.B. (2000)

OutKast - B.O.B.

Total points: 208.49

Place in the 2005 poll: 406

Appears on: 6 ballots

Ranked by:

Lonesome Panda (
Sonofsamiam (2
Rendle (35)
Schwah (60)
Schleuse (143)
Ajackson (149)

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Jesus, etc. is a perfect song. It was my #212

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106. Talking Heads- Psycho Killer (1977)

Talking Heads - Psycho Killer / Psycho Killer

Total points: 209.51

Place in the 2005 poll: 271

Appears on: 8 ballots

Ranked by:

Andre (9)
Schleuse (52)
Honorio (64)
Ozphoenix (66)
Michel (6
Rune (154)
Giuseppe (157)
Mo (176)

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This guy Andre 3000 is crazy..
Love them
Didn't know this song/album
(yes still here)

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I didn't like Psycho Killer first, but I've really gotten into that song.. excellent stuff.

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105. U2- With or Without You (1987)

U2 - With or Without You

Total points: 210.79

Place in the 2005 poll: 99

Appears on: 6 ballots

Ranked by:

Pop Elton (12)
Neoptolemos (22)
Rocky Raccoon (31)
Michel (71)
Schleuse (112)
Midaso (120)

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"B.O.B." is awesome! Their most bombastic display for sure!

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104. Pulp- This Is Hardcore (199

Pulp - This Is Hardcore

Total points: 211.48

Place in the 2005 poll: 71

Appears on: 7 ballots

Ranked by:

Pop Elton (24)
Henrik (31)
Rune (31)
Dumbangel (51)
Vgrd (57)
Mitchell Stirling (133)
Mo (174)

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Great to see B.O.B. that high (my favourite song on the top 200 so far, but I'm quite sure my #1 will make the list !)
I'm very happy to see Sabotage too, since it seems that Beastie Boys are a little disregarded sometimes in the forum !

P.S : I don't know what it is exactly but something on this thread make some trouble to my CP, when this thread is open, I can no longer watch any youtube video and my CP works very slowly

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103. Louis Armstrong- What a Wonderful World (1967)

Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World / Cabaret

Total points: 212.09

Place in the 2005 poll: unranked

Appears on: 5 ballots

Ranked by:

Henrik (2)
Eduard (17)
Midaso (42)
Pop Elton (133)
Otisredding (151)

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I didn't think that so many of my songs would make the list. Of course I'm gratified that they did, but I enjoy listening to the songs that I'm not that familiar with on the list just as much.

Yesterday at work I listened to songs 200-151, today I'm planning on listening to 150-101. Very cool list.

P.S. Nicolas, I know you didn't mean anything by it, but that term is considered very offensive here in the U.S. Unless of course you meant to use it in a way that shines a light on how racist those times were in this country. I'm talking about the "Stand By Me" comment.

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Oh no, the second greatest U2 song already out of the race!

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Wow, can't believe that The Girl from Ipanema made the list! I personally am not a fan of it, but I'm very proud to see a Brazilian song among the top 200. I know this song had great sucess abroad in the time of its release (and, I think, specially after Frank Sinatra recorded it with Tom Jobim) but would never imagine another one here than me knew this classic of our bossa nova!

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Rocky: I realized he didn't realize that when I read it. When I first spoke with Americans over the web they and used that word they were highly offended too, but Europeans don't really see it as an offensive term. We don't even have a word like 'African European' or whatever, in the Netherlands black people are called 'Negers' and that's just the term, not an offensive one.

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102. Echo and the Bunnymen- The Killing Moon (1984)

Echo and the Bunnymen - The Killing Moon / Do It Clean

Total points: 213.95

Place in the 2005 poll: 24

Appears on: 6 ballots

Ranked by:

Mo (2)
Eduard (31)
Stammer (51)
Mitchell Stirling (93)
Honorio (96)
Midaso (170)

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Toni, I voted for three Brazilian songs (all of them Jobim ones).

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101. Jeff Buckley- Last Goodbye (1994)

Jeff Buckley - Last Goodbye

Total points: 214.76

Place in the 2005 poll: unranked

Appears on: 5 ballots

Ranked by:

Midaso (4)
Stammer (17)
Ozphoenix (50)
Anthony (62)
Mo (121)

Re: 2008 Acclaimed Music Songs Poll: The Results (Part 2)

That's all for now! I can't wait to unveil the top 100- there are definitely more surprises in store, including several songs that weren't ranked in the last poll!

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Glad to see "Killing Moon" so high. Good night, Moonbeam. Can't wait for tomorrow.

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Well Moonbeam, as you can't wait, may I suggest you to follow your instinct and keep on posting ?

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Fun and quirky list so far. :D I have a feeling some parts of the Top 100 are going to be awesome.

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hahaha. you guys.

i'm pretty sure nicolas was highly aware of what he wrote - and it's mighty funny.

it's not the word itself that's offensive, it's just the context in which it can be used.

and obviously nicolas is not racist or ignorant.

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What do you think of the My Bloody Valentine version of "What A Wonderful World"? It was on my list for a while.

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Wow I'm really shocked to see Last Goodbye at #101 - I thought it hadn't made the list. So of my top 10:#1,3,5,7,8,9 still haven't appeared...

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Rocky,
Yes, that's what I meant by using the bad word about "Afro Americans". The Ben E King clip was so caricatural !
In French, nègre is also a racist term, reminiscent of the old times and very pejorative. It takes us back to those colonial times when you could read in the History magazines that Black people in Africa were inferior beings (well not literraly, of course, but it comes down to that.

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As Coluche, a great comedian and stand up and a very popular figure in France said, "I'm not racist, I even have some Sydney Bechet records!"

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Hey swedes! What's our hope? Ebba Grön? Bob Hund? Kent?

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That's what I figured, nicolas, that you were either using it satirically, or there was some kind of cultural difference thing going on.

If no one has ever seen the George Carlin piece on the "n" word, it's well worth seeking out. Funny and true.

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Another French satirist, Pierre Desproges, said "You can laugh about everything, but not with anybody"

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'The Killing Moon' was really #24 last time?! Blimey. Great way to end the list so far with that and Jeff Buckley.

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... so I knew I could make that kind of joke without too much misunderstanding

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I really hope "A Day In The Life" or "Like A Rolling Stone" won't be the most acclaimed songs again.

Though they probably will, cause it's like no one can keep themselves from voting for them.

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Going through 1980 songs I realize I have completely eluded "Coul You Be Loved ?" by Marley
I think right now it could be in my top 20

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Hmm, I wonder if Joy Division's "Love Will Tear Us Apart" has any chance of being #1...

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Well I only voted for 1 of those two probable winners, and it is my #200 (might have been in my bubblind unders but I wanted it to beat the other one so I gave a little help).
Anyway there might be a few other strong challengers, love will tear us apart, london calling, common people, Heroes...

By the way I have just realised that While my guitar gently weeps has fallen from 16th on the last poll to 337th in this one ! What a shame !

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About "Love will tear" : Given their eviction from Survivor, I doubt that
And I didn't vote for that song that I just consider good but no more than that

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I doubt it will be top 5 but all you really need is a handful of people to value the song highly just like in Survivor you only need a handful of people that don't value them at all.

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Yeah. Like me.

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So, is there going to be another unveiling today?

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Probably nothing today, as I'm busy packing up for our move on the 29th. I expect to continue maybe on Monday Aussie time.

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Well since Moonbeam is away for a few days,how about a prediction? For the top 10,my prediction is:
10)Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart
9)Television - Marquee Moon
8)Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever
7)David Bowie - Heroes
6)Pulp - Common People
5)Beach Boys - God Only Knows
4)Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
3)Beach Boys - Good Vibrations
2)Beatles - A Day In The Life
1)Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone

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