Please vote for your FAVOURITE song(s).
The top SIX songs from this era proceed to the Early 1980s Quarter Final.
Welcome to the Boy era round in Best Song Survivor v2! The object of this game is to find Interference's favourite U2 songs. Each album will be featured in a single round with the non-album tracks from its era. The amount of finalists from each era is based on seeding from the latest U2 Album Survivor. These rounds will last 24 hours and will be multiple choice polls where you vote for your favourite tracks (within reason). A suggestion is to vote for the amount of tracks that will proceed to the next round, although this is not a hard and fast rule.
Only original U2 songs with official studio releases will compete. Please vote solely on the basis of studio tracks. Songs with multiple versions will be listed separately; remixes will not, so if you favour a remix over the original song, vote on the basis of your favourite.
In Best Album Survivor, The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby finished tied for first place, while Passengers managed to just nudge into second last and leave October with the wooden spoon. See below for results and seeding.
(Top five qualifiers receive seven songs in finals.)
=1. The Joshua Tree: 104 votes
=1. Achtung Baby: 104
3. No Line On The Horizon: 85
4. The Unforgettable Fire: 71
5. Pop: 47
(Middle four qualifiers receive six songs in finals.)
6. Zooropa: 43
7. All That You Can't Leave Behind: 37
8. Boy: 28
9. War: 20
(Bottom four qualifiers receive five songs in finals.)
10. How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb: 14
11. Rattle And Hum: 13
12. Passengers: 9
13. October: 7
(Total votes: 119)
Due to polls being limited to 30 songs, the 1980s will again have quarter finals preceding the semis, while the 1990s and 2000s won't. BOctoWar will contest the early eighties, with eight songs proceeding to the 1980s semi. UF/JT/RAH will contest the late eighties, with ten songs proceeding to the 1980s semi. 12 songs from the 1980s semi will proceed to the grand final; 10 from the 1990s semi; and 8 from the 2000s semi.
The top SIX songs from this era proceed to the Early 1980s Quarter Final.
Welcome to the Boy era round in Best Song Survivor v2! The object of this game is to find Interference's favourite U2 songs. Each album will be featured in a single round with the non-album tracks from its era. The amount of finalists from each era is based on seeding from the latest U2 Album Survivor. These rounds will last 24 hours and will be multiple choice polls where you vote for your favourite tracks (within reason). A suggestion is to vote for the amount of tracks that will proceed to the next round, although this is not a hard and fast rule.
Only original U2 songs with official studio releases will compete. Please vote solely on the basis of studio tracks. Songs with multiple versions will be listed separately; remixes will not, so if you favour a remix over the original song, vote on the basis of your favourite.
In Best Album Survivor, The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby finished tied for first place, while Passengers managed to just nudge into second last and leave October with the wooden spoon. See below for results and seeding.
(Top five qualifiers receive seven songs in finals.)
=1. The Joshua Tree: 104 votes
=1. Achtung Baby: 104
3. No Line On The Horizon: 85
4. The Unforgettable Fire: 71
5. Pop: 47
(Middle four qualifiers receive six songs in finals.)
6. Zooropa: 43
7. All That You Can't Leave Behind: 37
8. Boy: 28
9. War: 20
(Bottom four qualifiers receive five songs in finals.)
10. How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb: 14
11. Rattle And Hum: 13
12. Passengers: 9
13. October: 7
(Total votes: 119)
Due to polls being limited to 30 songs, the 1980s will again have quarter finals preceding the semis, while the 1990s and 2000s won't. BOctoWar will contest the early eighties, with eight songs proceeding to the 1980s semi. UF/JT/RAH will contest the late eighties, with ten songs proceeding to the 1980s semi. 12 songs from the 1980s semi will proceed to the grand final; 10 from the 1990s semi; and 8 from the 2000s semi.
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