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Lol no problem man

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Misplaced Childhood is actually my dad's favorite album. I'm not really inclined to agree, but I've heard worse.

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Thanks for this too! I suppose punk was simply excluded. It's a bit too nu metal oriented for my tastes, as you noticed, and there are some odd choices for the priorities in 1991 and 1993, and also elsewhere: this must be the first list that has this Metallica albums galore for the 1990s (I'm surpr...

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http://teamrock.com/feature/2006-09-20/queen-their-50-greatest-songs Because you can't always get what you want, it's in alphabetical order. A KIND OF MAGIC ALL DEAD, ALL DEAD ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY BRIGHTON ROCK BICYCLE RACE CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE DEAD ON TIME DEATH ON...

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Here we go! http://teamrock.com/feature/2017-07-21/the-100-best-albums-of-the-90s It's done year-by-year. 1990: Alice In Chains - Facelift Death - Spiritual Healing Deicide - Deicide Entombed - Left Hand Path Jane’s Addiction - Ritual de lo Habitual Judas Priest - Painkiller Megadeth - Rust In Peace...

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"Smells Like Teen Spirit" being here doesn't surprise me all that much; you already said Nevermind is a pretty frequent presence on metal album lists, so it makes sense that they'd single out its most famous song. Plus, they throw in all the other famous grunge acts as well. I was sort of...

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Ooh, nasty. Some of these are really bad (Peter Cetera? Eric Carmen? Really?)

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"November Rain," "Tonight, Tonight," and "Firestarter" don't strike me as particularly metal, though (the most metal song off Mellon Collie would probably be "Bullet with Butterfly Wings"). Also, where's Green Day? Do they count?

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Nice! Throwing some metal into the mix. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" being here doesn't surprise me all that much; you already said Nevermind is a pretty frequent presence on metal album lists, so it makes sense that they'd single out its most famous song. Plus, they throw in all the other fa...

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Pretty standard-issue list. Top 3 is about what I'd expect (and should be).

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Bruno wrote:Yeah. "Cut to the Feeling" is great!

Great, two! We need one more vote though, right?

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The Beatles - Help!

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Changed my vote to Move On Up

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Bruno wrote:
Rdwdbob wrote:I'm thinking Kesha's "Praying' is worthy of a second chance here ... anybody wanna second it?
Yes. Good song!

I'll third! Glad to bring another nom of mine back.
...can we do the same for "Cut to the Feeling"?

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Hey StevieFan13, I have added links to all of the Youtube videos. Let me know if any of them don't work. Here is a breakdown based specifically on my list above. Hopefully it will help you find what you were looking for (but all tracks above are pretty good really). Female Artists: Annie Crummer - ...

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http://www.complex.com/music/2017/08/young-thug-best-songs/ Couldn't come up with more than 30 for Lana Del Rey or UGK...but Young Thug? No prob. (Or maybe he's the best rapper ever, I dunno, I haven't heard much by him) 35. "Harambe" 34. "Relationship" f/ Future 33. "Keep I...

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Tentative top 20 for 1995 (will probably change drastically as I listen to more stuff): 1. Oasis - Don't Look Back in Anger 2. Underworld - Born Slippy 3. Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony - Tha Crossroads 4. Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees 5. Pulp - Common People 6. Alanis Morissette - You Oughta Know 7. Silent ...

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Some of my favourite NZ tracks 1990-1999 1990. Straitjacket Fits - Down In Splendour 1990. The Chills - Heavenly Pop Hit 1991. Push Push - Trippin' 1991. Headless Chickens - Cruise Control 1991. Crowded House - Four Seasons In One Day 1991. Crowded House - Weather With You 1991. The Exponents - Why...

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Match-ups:
1. The Postal Service - Give Up
2. Grinderman - Grinderman
3. Leonard Cohen - Live Songs
4. Morrissey - Years of Refusal

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Also, my honest top songs (not taking into account the whole cultural importance thing) would probably be: 1990: They Might Be Giants - Birdhouse in Your Soul 1991: Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit 1992: R.E.M. - Drive 1993: Beck - Loser 1994: Soul Coughing - Screenwriters Blues 1995: 2Pac - Dear M...

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For those interested, here's the tentative top 10 for 1991: 1. Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit 2. R.E.M. - Country Feedback 3. A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario 4. Geto Boys - Mind Playing Tricks on Me 5. Soundgarden - Rusty Cage 6. Teenage Fanclub - The Concept 7. Bonnie Raitt - I Can't Make You Lo...

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Great stuff! Btw you can say more than one per year if you want

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Keep these coming! Having a blast finding new stuff to listen to. If I'm going to be specific, I'm looking for: - '90s hip-hop besides the obvious (I'll probably use XXL's list of '90s songs for help with that) - Alt-rock (any kind, any language) - Songs in French, German, Italian, Portuguese - loca...

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1. Suspicious Minds
2. (You're the) Devil in Disguise
3. Jailhouse Rock
4. Hound Dog
5. Stuck on You
6. Blue Christmas
7. Heartbreak Hotel
8. That's All Right
9. Can't Help Falling in Love
10. All Shook Up

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I bet you're not asking us foreigners to give you a list of what we consider the best 1990s songs from all over the non-English speaking world? Because I warn you I could get to it for days... :D For France specifically, though, you can already just take a look at the France music topic from Romain...

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In addition, here's (roughly) the top songs from other decades. Keep in mind, this is still a hybrid of my personal favorite and the song I personally find the most important of that year, so if the results aren't totally in line with my top songs from the decade polls, that's why. 2000s: 2000: OutK...

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I had a big idea to make top 100 lists of the best/most important songs of each year of the 1990s (commercial success wouldn't be a factor, and I'd have to actually enjoy the track to include it, but significance in its scene or on music in general would be a major part). Naturally, this is a weight...

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Protect Ya Neck was released as a single in 1992.

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Prince - 1999 Sly and the Family Stone - Everyday People Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up Prince - Kiss Sly and the Family Stone - Thank You (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin) Edwin Starr - War Stevie Wonder - Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You) Ronnie Hudson & the Street People - West Coast Po...

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Sam Cooke beats Otis Redding by one point, while Stevie and Michael curb-stomp the competition. Only one I feel is relatively bullshit is Aretha losing to the Four Tops.

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You might be asking the wrong crowd. We like pop music as much as the next guy (I actually know who BTS are), but we don't write songs very often and there's more of a preference for rock around these parts.

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Sweepstakes Ron wrote:No Grimes on either list, but one of them manages to make room for "Baby"!? What is up with these Canooks?

Ca-schnooks is more like it - not happy with the presence of Shawn Mendes either.

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For the hell of it, here are a few more Canadian lists (as always, only for future reference). Darryl Sterdan, Toronto Sun - 150 Best Canadian Songs of All Time (2017) http://www.torontosun.com/2017/06/28/from-rush-to-drake-to-bieber-celebrate-canadas-150th-with-the-150-best-canadian-songs-of-all-ti...

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Top 20 predictions: - Juicy - Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nothing Compares 2 U - Nuthin' But a "G" Thang - Loser - Common People - Bitter Sweet Symphony - Wonderwall Wild card picks (less sure about these): - Black Hole Sun - Under the Bridge - Losing My Religion - Born Slippy - Friday I'm i...

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Put it in the genre lists thread.

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#s 30-21 have been added. Almost at the home stretch! More songs for R.E.M. and Oasis, plus pleasant surprises in the form of Freedom '90 and Gin & Juice.

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I'm not panicking yet. Kim Jong Un has been all talk at this point. Far as I'm concerned, he, Trump, and Putin are just in an international dick-measuring contest.

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Side note: I don't think there's a source mentioned for the White Light/White Heat review.

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Maybe I'll try a few? How many are left? And are any of them from 2016? There's a link. Just sign up for the ones you want to do. And none of them are from 2016. Here is the link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1s4wfsBvz0M5Ee4QeBMol3-FQd_5EvtF69C8GCjPwHDA/edit?usp=sharing Regarding the "...

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Maybe I'll try a few? How many are left? And are any of them from 2016?

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Long time since new members introduced themselves. Any takers? Long time since new members introduced themselves. Any takers? Alright, I'll have a go - I've posted so much, yet I've never taken much time to introduce myself. My name is Joe, I'm 18 and from New York City. I'm starting college in a f...

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Hello. My name is Mohul. I live in India, and my family is Indian, but I was born in the U.S.A. I'm 15 years old. Another young gun! Unfortunately, I'll be twenty in just two months, so I don't know if I can hold that distinction anymore. I'm 18, so I guess that means I'm not the youngest gun anymo...

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Oy. Even as someone who never got into much country music, Campbell was always a great listen.

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Eurovision songs. They're great fun, even if they're stupid.

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Fun fact: the name of There's a Riot Going On was meant as a response to the question posed by the title of What's Going On, so it's neat that they're matched up.

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Would this technically be considered an example of an award? And even though the public helps vote, the decision is ultimately made by a jury.

Here's the Wikipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurovision_Song_Contest

Maybe only count the winners and runners-up?

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This...is fucking brutal. Nevertheless, I'll give it my best shot. Songs: Smokey Robinson and the Miracles - The Tracks of My Tears Stevie Wonder - Superstition Michael Jackson - Billie Jean Sam Cooke - A Change is Gonna Come Daft Punk - Get Lucky Prince - When Doves Cry Aretha Franklin - Respect Th...

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I'm more fascinated that Foreigner is hard rock.

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Well, that's a shame. I like a lot of those albums (especially I Get Wet and Hot Fuss).

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http://www.vulture.com/2017/08/all-165- ... -best.html
This is, what, the fifth time he's done this? At some point I think Wyman's lists should be declared eligible since it's clearly being done as a series.

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