I listened to it yesterday. I was wary beforehand because of the title but then I saw the genre tag electropop. I definitely enjoyed it.LM, I might have to look into that Susanne Sundfør album based on a few tracks I heard from it today.
I listened to it yesterday. I was wary beforehand because of the title but then I saw the genre tag electropop. I definitely enjoyed it.LM, I might have to look into that Susanne Sundfør album based on a few tracks I heard from it today.
Song of the year candidate right here:
If I need to alter my list, I could just give a solitary point to a few other titles and take a few off one other, correct?
Revised List:
1. Julia Holter - Have You In My Wilderness (15)
2. Lady Lamb The Beekeeper - After (1)
3. Waxahatchee - Ivy Tripp (15)
4. Tame Impala - Currents (15)
5. Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear (15)
6. Sharon Van Etten - I Don't Want To Let You Down EP (1)
7. Hop Along - Painted Shut (1)
8. Holly Herndon - Platform (1)
9. Jlin - Dark Energy (1)
10. Royal Headache - High (15)
11. Purity Ring - Another Eternity (15)
12. Courtney Barnett - Sometimes I Sit and Think, Sometimes I Just Sit (1)
13. Jenny Hval - Apocalypse, Girl (1)
14. Blur - The Magic Whip (1)
15. Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell (2)
That should fix it. Adds up to 100 and there's a two pointer to make sure Sufjan wins this thing.
Strategic voting, man. Get with it or see your favorite album get left in the dust!!!I gotta be honest, there's something a little icky about people giving more points to titles lower on their list, if I'm reading the above correctly. This poll should be passionate but not so political.
Every year someone comes into this thread acting the martyr about their particular listening style. If you're such a purist about your listening habits, what the hell would you care if they show up on a random forum list?
It's got some strong and Bjork and Kate Bush influence, but it swings for the fences as far as pop appeal goes. There are some huge choruses on that album. Listen to it.
Or just post an unranked list. Why was that so difficult for you to do?
Why should my list matter less than yours? Because I didn't buy a streaming subscription and spend hundreds of hours listening to stuff I wasn't interested in? How many people participate in this thing anyway? I knew there was a reason I stepped away from interference for a few months. Now I remember.
PFan, please remove my list. It's obviously not wanted.
Fine, because legalism rules interference without concession, I listened to one more record that my wife bought that came out this year to make 15.
1. Tame Impala: Currents - 15
2. Mute Math: Vitals - 14
3. Lord Huron: Strange Trails - 13
4. Penguin Prison: Lost In New York - 11
5. Smallpools: Lovetap! - 10
6. The Wombats: Glitterbug - 9
7. El Vy: Return To The Moon - 8
8. Strange Names: Use Your Time Wisely - 7
9. Avid Dancer: 1st Bath - 7
10. Coldplay: A Head Full Of Dreams - 1
11. My Morning Jacket: The Waterfall - 1
12. Neon Indian: Vega International Night School - 1
13. Bad Suns: Language and Perspective - 1
14. Passion Pit: Kindred - 1
15. Adele: 25 - 1
Am I still disqualified?
Holy damn, I just caught up with this thread.
1. It doesn't matter if you heard "hundreds of records" or less than 15. Follow the fucking rules.
the martyr
Rules change. They did for desert island because people were to lazy to upload their lists, or didn't feel like hunting down an MP3 of a song they love enough to put onto their list.
Has anyone got a logical reason not to have prorated lists? Is it because maths are hard? Or just because "these are the rules because they were last year and fuck you."?
Anyway, I'm done with any sort of stupid competition on interference because of interference's aversion to change unless it's toward laziness.
Yes. I didn't feel like prorating to 60% just because you don't listen to that many new albums. The rules have stayed consistent because they make it very easy to understand how the voting happened and how the results ended up the way they were.Is it because maths are hard?
Rules change. They did for desert island because people were to lazy to upload their lists, or didn't feel like hunting down an MP3 of a song they love enough to put onto their list.
Has anyone got a logical reason not to have prorated lists? Is it because maths are hard? Or just because "these are the rules because they were last year and fuck you."?
Anyway, I'm done with any sort of stupid competition on interference because of interference's aversion to change unless it's toward laziness.
Anyway, I'm done with any sort of stupid competition on interference because of interference's aversion to change unless it's toward laziness.
That's the problem right there. This is not a freaking competition. It's an aggregation of different lists. One that uses the same parameters so that they can be comparable. I'm not sure it's that hard to understand.
That's the problem right there. This is not a freaking competition. It's an aggregation of different lists.
That's the problem right there. This is not a freaking competition. It's an aggregation of different lists.
That's the problem right there. This is not a freaking competition. It's an aggregation of different lists.
That's the problem right there. This is not a freaking competition. It's an aggregation of different lists.
That's the problem right there. This is not a freaking competition. It's an aggregation of different lists.