I'll be the only person with their #1 not represented!BleuPanda wrote:Also, can I request you do something similar to what I did at the beginning of the song poll, listing everyone's favorite act that didn't make the final list?

I'll be the only person with their #1 not represented!BleuPanda wrote:Also, can I request you do something similar to what I did at the beginning of the song poll, listing everyone's favorite act that didn't make the final list?
I'd be happy if all of my top 100 made it (for the most part). I don't think many people will cater well to Britney Spears.BleuPanda wrote:I'm almost worried all of my top 100 will make it...though, I guess there are a few critically acclaimed acts that I don't notice many other fans of here.
Nah babydoll, my number one also won't be represented. XDbabydoll wrote:I'll be the only person with their #1 not represented!BleuPanda wrote:Also, can I request you do something similar to what I did at the beginning of the song poll, listing everyone's favorite act that didn't make the final list?
I'm almost done. I'll send my list this weekend - too much work on the weekdays to finalize.JimmyJazz wrote:There is officially less than 2 weeks left for this poll. Once again, anyone wishing to submit a ballot or revise their already submitted lists should do so very soon!
I may do a PM blast for those who have said they will or have voted in the past.
That's a great idea! I also would like to suggest to put in the artist's essential album and 3 key tracks along with a little commentary like for example:BleuPanda wrote:Also, can I request you do something similar to what I did at the beginning of the song poll, listing everyone's favorite act that didn't make the final list?
For this, I propose we use the songs and albums poll. We show all their entrants in the Top 1000, similar to how on the last EOY I listed the ranking tracks in the Songs Poll for each album in the Albums Poll.Dexter wrote:That's a great idea! I also would like to suggest to put in the artist's essential album and 3 key tracks along with a little commentary like for example:BleuPanda wrote:Also, can I request you do something similar to what I did at the beginning of the song poll, listing everyone's favorite act that didn't make the final list?
50. Nick Drake: folk singer of gentle, haunting songs who found wide acclaim and recognition decades after his early death.
essential album: Five Leaves Left
key songs: River Man, Pink Moon, One of These Things First
I would agree about the P-Funk and Jacksons. Just in case nobody is aware of the history, when the Jackson 5 disembarked for Epic records (minus Jermaine), Motown would not let them use their name (hence they became the Jacksons).babydoll wrote:Okay, Bruno, the rest of my thoughts on your artist. I've spent all day thinking about them.
Lauryn Hill should be counted as a solo artist. If you group her with Fugees, you're going to have to group Wyclef Jean and Pras along. As such, she should be considered a solo artist. It is along with that thought that George Michael should be counted as solo apart from Wham! (even with similar styles).
Parliament/Funkadelic probably should be considered as one since they are frequently paired together. The Jackson 5/The Jacksons are basically the same.
When people think of Paul McCartney's solo career, they probably think of Wings songs, so therefore I would campaign for those two to get grouped together.
As always, this is JimmyJazz's list so he has the final word over all this.
I wrote that like months ago, and even then with George Michael's omnipresent role in Wham!, most people I know think of Wham! and George Michael's solo careers are two different things, with the exception of "Careless Whisper" which has a confusing role. Thus that's why I wrote that they should be counted separately, despite their similarities. I'm all for separating artists from bands, and vice versa - Paul McCartney's role with Wings is an exception. But you should have objected to this months ago instead of nine days before the deadline.stone37 wrote:I would agree about the P-Funk and Jacksons. Just in case nobody is aware of the history, when the Jackson 5 disembarked for Epic records (minus Jermaine), Motown would not let them use their name (hence they became the Jacksons).babydoll wrote:Okay, Bruno, the rest of my thoughts on your artist. I've spent all day thinking about them.
Lauryn Hill should be counted as a solo artist. If you group her with Fugees, you're going to have to group Wyclef Jean and Pras along. As such, she should be considered a solo artist. It is along with that thought that George Michael should be counted as solo apart from Wham! (even with similar styles).
Parliament/Funkadelic probably should be considered as one since they are frequently paired together. The Jackson 5/The Jacksons are basically the same.
When people think of Paul McCartney's solo career, they probably think of Wings songs, so therefore I would campaign for those two to get grouped together.
As always, this is JimmyJazz's list so he has the final word over all this.
However, I would disagree about George Michael. He was Wham!. He wrote the songs; he arranged the songs; he produced the songs; he sang the songs. In terms of Billboard reference books, they always list Wham! under George Michael. Billboard does not do this for, say, Simon and Garfunkel or The Fugees because they recognize that these other groups/duos were not one-person shows (e.g. Simon may have written all the major songs, but Garfunkel was a great singer).
I have been away from AM for quite awhile. Just logged back in yesterday. I thought I would comment on an issue I found interesting.babydoll wrote:I wrote that like months ago, and even then with George Michael's omnipresent role in Wham!, most people I know think of Wham! and George Michael's solo careers are two different things, with the exception of "Careless Whisper" which has a confusing role. Thus that's why I wrote that they should be counted separately, despite their similarities. I'm all for separating artists from bands, and vice versa - Paul McCartney's role with Wings is an exception. But you should have objected to this months ago instead of nine days before the deadline.stone37 wrote:I would agree about the P-Funk and Jacksons. Just in case nobody is aware of the history, when the Jackson 5 disembarked for Epic records (minus Jermaine), Motown would not let them use their name (hence they became the Jacksons).babydoll wrote:Okay, Bruno, the rest of my thoughts on your artist. I've spent all day thinking about them.
Lauryn Hill should be counted as a solo artist. If you group her with Fugees, you're going to have to group Wyclef Jean and Pras along. As such, she should be considered a solo artist. It is along with that thought that George Michael should be counted as solo apart from Wham! (even with similar styles).
Parliament/Funkadelic probably should be considered as one since they are frequently paired together. The Jackson 5/The Jacksons are basically the same.
When people think of Paul McCartney's solo career, they probably think of Wings songs, so therefore I would campaign for those two to get grouped together.
As always, this is JimmyJazz's list so he has the final word over all this.
However, I would disagree about George Michael. He was Wham!. He wrote the songs; he arranged the songs; he produced the songs; he sang the songs. In terms of Billboard reference books, they always list Wham! under George Michael. Billboard does not do this for, say, Simon and Garfunkel or The Fugees because they recognize that these other groups/duos were not one-person shows (e.g. Simon may have written all the major songs, but Garfunkel was a great singer).
53???? Wow, I don't remember us getting that many for any poll ever (someone correct me if I'm wrong).JimmyJazz wrote:53 ballots now, with Jirin, Miguel, and Merlo having submitted. Keep 'em coming people!
Huh, yeah, I didn't mean developing further than a top 500, but having a detailed presentation longer than the top 100. Sorry for expressing myself badlyJimmyJazz wrote:As for what Pierre has said, I will probably still just list the Top 500. I am still toying with whether it will be a detailed presentation for a Top 200...
Submitted mine. Whew! I broke out a sweat.JimmyJazz wrote:Only two more days left everyone!!!
As for what Pierre has said, I will probably still just list the Top 500. I am still toying with whether it will be a detailed presentation for a Top 200...
This is really great.JimmyJazz wrote:I will start a separate thread for the individual ballots after the results have been unveiled, as is the typical process on the forum. Just got three more lists, with Dexter, Craig, and Moonbeam. This brings us to 56!!! Just shy of four currently that would bring us to 60. Awesome turnout everybody!
Woot Woot!JimmyJazz wrote:...And with Toni's submissions, we have officially reached 60 ballots folks.![]()
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Acclaimed Music is the best world music forumToni wrote:Wow, it must have been the greatest number of participants in any of our polls.
Maybe by sending a message on the Facebook group to reactivate some old forumers. I doubt we can reach it, but it's not completely impossible.Otisredding wrote:Acclaimed Music is the best world music forumToni wrote:Wow, it must have been the greatest number of participants in any of our polls.
It's time to raise to 100x100
Do you think it is possible to get 100 am'ers send their list of the 100 best songs of their lives?
Only 100. I believe that if we say "can send the list with 500, 2,000, 10,000 songs" that has a deterrent effect.
Just 100 songs from 100 am'ers.
Same questionBleuPanda wrote:There's a facebook group?
Thanks, Nassim!Nassim wrote:by the way welcome to kaue, renan antonio and profeta, proving you don't need to post to take part in the polls.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/15184325211/Pierre wrote:Same questionBleuPanda wrote:There's a facebook group?
Wow, indeed it's been inactive for a while now. I think it was potentially a good idea though. Maybe we should consider relaunching this.Nassim wrote:https://www.facebook.com/groups/15184325211/Pierre wrote:Same questionBleuPanda wrote:There's a facebook group?
Thanks for taking my updated ballotJimmyJazz wrote:Got Dan's revised ballot. Only so many hours until the poll closes everyone!