cobl04 said:Did they release an album in 1984?
Now let's move on to some of the more ridiculous things that we did Survivors for in ye olde dayes. Or not.
cobl04 said:did they release an album in 1984?
I think a Survivor series could be a lot of fun, perhaps later this year.
Also, it's good to see you back (temporarily?) in EYKIW, this jolly wonderland, Ax.
Seriously though, it was great to be able to have these polls during this "down" time. It also provided some laughs, so thanks!
BigMacPhisto said:I take it we're basically finished once the current polls wrap up? Would love to see a comprehensive list of everything, especially what a Top 100 looks like.
everything? oh cool, if you don't actually publish what everyone voted for everything now, i'm going to be pissed.We are. And you'll see everything.
KhanadaRhodes said:everything? oh cool, if you don't actually publish what everyone voted for everything now, i'm going to be pissed.
- City of Blinding Lights
- Beautiful Day
- Moment of Surrender
- No Line on the Horizon
- The Ground Beneath Her Feet
- Kite
- Fez – Being Born
- Stateless
- Mercy
- Electrical Storm
It goes without saying that Mercy belongs nowhere near upper half.
This actually isn't too bad, and isn't nearly as embarrassing as the 90's results…six of the Top 10 definitely belong there (albeit in a different order). As the best song U2's done post-JT, MOS should obviously be #1, and Walk On clearly should be somewhere in the Top 10. It goes without saying that Mercy belongs nowhere near upper half.
Nel tuo opinione
so that means you'll retract your previous post that used phrases such as "it goes without saying", "should obviously be #1" and "should clearly be somewhere in the top 10"??
Well played.Now i know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall
Now i know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall