Getcha passports ready - the middle-aged dummies are going to the British Isles! Top 31 song countdown. (1 Viewer)

[Ilov80s]

I think I’ve learned from these two drafts that I strongly prefer British rock but overall American music fits my tastes more. The lack of Black artists really hurts the UK. There’s no Aretha, Marvin or Andre 3000.

 

[MAC_32]

New Binky the Doormat:

All The Young Dudes - Mott the Hoople

shuke:

Tales of Brave Ulysses - Cream

Today's I need to listen to more of them. I was familiar with Mott The Hopple, but since this is the 2nd sound that got my attention and wasn't already in my library I think they warrant a deeper dive. I suspect my never vetting Cream is mainly an Eric Clapton is a tool sorta thing, but I've never let douche bags get in the way of listening to their music.

Just Win Baby:

Strange & Beautiful (I’ll Put A Spell On You) – Aqualung

higgins:

Secret World (from Secret World Live) - Peter Gabriel

Hov34:

Do I Wanna Know? – Arctic Monkeys

Today's so that's what those sounds are. Good ones at that.

Manster:

Paranoid Android - Radiohead

Today's winner. Great description of the song too. It resonated with me since I'm not a huge Radiohead fan, but love this song.

Ilov80s:

The Modern Leper - Frightened Rabbit

They got squeezed on my list, but I'm glad they made someone's cut.

Chaos34:

War Pigs - Black Sabbath

Today's 2nd best song and while I appreciate the music that it led to I just can't stand Ozzy. Never have.

Oliver Humanzee:

Rid Of Me – PJ Harvey

Banger - love PJ. In a list of favorites I could see convincing myself putting this above Paranoid Android. I can listen to this over and over again...and may have done just that last night.

 

[zamboni]

I suspect my never vetting Cream is mainly an Eric Clapton is a tool sorta thing, but I've never let douche bags get in the way of listening to their music.

Cream is as much about Jack Bruce, if not more, than Clapton, which to me is a good thing. Clearly Clayton’s guitar work is outstanding (as is Ginger Baker’s fierce drum work), but Clapton has a more secondary role on vocals. He’s better as a complementary piece, which is why I don’t like his solo stuff all that much.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

My Idiots #23

Scooter
Lola – The Kinks

Doug
Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd

Jeb
The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys - Traffic

Chap
My Sweet Lord – George Harrison

 

[zamboni]

My Idiots #23

Scooter
Lola – The Kinks

Doug
Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd

Jeb
The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys - Traffic

Chap
My Sweet Lord – George Harrison

Now that’s a classic rock who’s who, other than the sometimes obscure My Sweet Lord.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

My Idiots #23

Scooter
Lola – The Kinks

Doug
Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd

Jeb
The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys - Traffic

Chap
My Sweet Lord – George Harrison

Oh cool, Scorchy gets to hear My Sweet Lord for a SECOND time!

@zamboni No need to regret missing out on Low Spark. That one IS ineligible for our countdown due to Ric Grech, Jim Gordon and Rebop Kwakubaah.

 

[krista4]

My Idiots #23

Scooter
Lola – The Kinks

Doug
Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd

Jeb
The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys - Traffic

Chap
My Sweet Lord – George Harrison

Oh cool, Scorchy gets to hear My Sweet Lord for a SECOND time!

@zamboni No need to regret missing out on Low Spark. That one IS ineligible for our countdown due to Ric Grech, Jim Gordon and Rebop Kwakubaah.

Does no one read post #3?

Oh wait, I guess not.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

I suspect my never vetting Cream is mainly an Eric Clapton is a tool sorta thing, but I've never let douche bags get in the way of listening to their music.

Cream is as much about Jack Bruce, if not more, than Clapton, which to me is a good thing. Clearly Clayton’s guitar work is outstanding (as is Ginger Baker’s fierce drum work), but Clapton has a more secondary role on vocals. He’s better as a complementary piece, which is why I don’t like his solo stuff all that much.

I love the Derek and the Dominoes album and I think it helps that Bobby Whitlock was about as much of a creative force behind it as Clapton was.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

My Sweet Lord

Is that the one they sing around the campfire in the movie Glory?

Edit: Nope. I do recognize it, but not by name. I just don't really have a thing for things Beatle.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

@zamboni No need to regret missing out on Low Spark. That one IS ineligible for our countdown due to Ric Grech, Jim Gordon and Rebop Kwakubaah.

Yes - my guys were not willing to deal with the level of minutia that we're doing here. They were more about the "spirit" of being British. For the most part it worked itself out.

I let a few things slide - but I actually did put my foot down this morning when Scooter tried to list a Derek and the Dominoes song in at #8.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Is that the one they sing around the campfire in the movie Glory?

seems unlikely

 

[Pip's Invitation]

@zamboni No need to regret missing out on Low Spark. That one IS ineligible for our countdown due to Ric Grech, Jim Gordon and Rebop Kwakubaah.

Yes - my guys were not willing to deal with the level of minutia that we're doing here. They were more about the "spirit" of being British. For the most part it worked itself out.

I let a few things slide - but I actually did put my foot down this morning when Scooter tried to list a Derek and the Dominoes song in at #8.

Yeah, a band that's 3/4 or 4/5 American (depending on whether you consider Duane Allman a full-time member) is taking it too far.

I still think "where was the band based" would have been an easier way to determine eligibility, but luckily we have a lawyer running things who loves doing research. And doesn't sleep.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

@zamboni No need to regret missing out on Low Spark. That one IS ineligible for our countdown due to Ric Grech, Jim Gordon and Rebop Kwakubaah.

Yes - my guys were not willing to deal with the level of minutia that we're doing here. They were more about the "spirit" of being British. For the most part it worked itself out.

I let a few things slide - but I actually did put my foot down this morning when Scooter tried to list a Derek and the Dominoes song in at #8.

Also, at least he didn't try to list Sixpence None the Richer.

 

[AAABatteries]

I think I’ve learned from these two drafts that I strongly prefer British rock but overall American music fits my tastes more. The lack of Black artists really hurts the UK. There’s no Aretha, Marvin or Andre 3000.

Same for me about rock, although rock is my main listening genre so I'm fairly certain I will ultimately like the British list better than the American one.

 

[DrIanMalcolm]

Cream is as much about Jack Bruce, if not more, than Clapton, which to me is a good thing. Clearly Clayton’s guitar work is outstanding (as is Ginger Baker’s fierce drum work), but Clapton has a more secondary role on vocals. He’s better as a complementary piece, which is why I don’t like his solo stuff all that much.

I love the Derek and the Dominoes album and I think it helps that Bobby Whitlock was about as much of a creative force behind it as Clapton was.

All of the above, clearly, as we see in his solo work, which consists of roughly three-and-a-half good songs, one of which is a rip-off of Sunshine of Your Love.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

I think if you took my total catalog/catalogue of favorites/favourites it'd skew about 50/50 in terms of U.S. versus Other regions.

But I think my top favorites/favourites skew Other.

 

[AAABatteries]

Duran Duran wrote a pretty cool song around an extremely dumb title that's true to both the band's and the Bond sound.

A View to a Kill is my favorite Bond song, and I agree it is very true to the Bond sound. Shirley Bassey does my second favorite Bond song, but since she is Welsh I won't mention it since it may be on someone's list.

There’s a pretty good documentary named The Sound of 007 on Amazon.

Sorry about replying to myself but I went back and rewatched this last night - so freaking good if you are a Bond fan. Love it and highly recommend. There are also some cool musical composition parts in there for music geeks that you would probably enjoy even if you are not a Bond fan. Several artists from our countdown here that are prominently featured and interviewed.

 

[Doug B]

The lack of Black artists really hurts the UK.

It's really a restriction of the ground rules in a way. There are far fewer artists of African descent claimed by the UK than by the US, but there are many significant African-British artists. For this exercise, though, many of those artists were born in the Carribean or West Africa.

 

[Mister CIA]

Cream is as much about Jack Bruce, if not more, than Clapton, which to me is a good thing. Clearly Clayton’s guitar work is outstanding (as is Ginger Baker’s fierce drum work), but Clapton has a more secondary role on vocals. He’s better as a complementary piece, which is why I don’t like his solo stuff all that much.

I love the Derek and the Dominoes album and I think it helps that Bobby Whitlock was about as much of a creative force behind it as Clapton was.

All of the above, clearly, as we see in his solo work, which consists of roughly three-and-a-half good songs, one of which is a rip-off of Sunshine of Your Love.

Yeah, I can count on one finger the number Eric Clapton solo songs I like.

 

[falguy]

Finished yesterday's playlist finally. Overall a bit of a downer from the previous one where I had very few skips and had a number of new-to-me that I really enjoyed.

New to me favorites
jwb:Living On A Thin Line:The Kinks
krista4:The Grand Parade:The Reindeer Section
simsarge:Here And Now: Del Amitri
Pip’s Invitation:Valerie:Mark Ronson ft. Amy Winehouse
simey/Mister CIA:Mama Weer All Crazee Now:Slade

Known favorites
landrys hat:Zombie:The Cranberries
Zegras11:Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel
Don Quixote:I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles):The Proclaimers
Hawks64:Love Spreads:The Stone Roses (didn't recognize it by name)
DrIanMalcolm:Night Fever:Bee Gees

 

[krista4]

Nine-Point Selections:

Pip’s Invitation:

Rolling In The Deep - Adele
(duplicate – second vote)


New Binky the Doormat:

No More Heroes - The Stranglers
(new song)


worrierking:

Boom, Like That - Mark Knopfler
(new artist)


titusbramble:

Red Alert - Basement Jaxx
(new artist)


simey:

Linger - The Cranberries
(new song)


Just Win Baby:

If You Leave – Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark
(new song)


Don Quixote:

Dog Days Are Over - Florence and the Machine
(new artist)


MAC_32:

Knights Of Cydonia - Muse
(new song)


timschochet:

Never Never - The Assembly
(new artist)


Yankee23Fan:

Ramble On - Led Zeppelin
(new artist)




Hawks64:

Roundabout – Yes
(duplicate – third vote)


jwb:

Cruel Summer - Bananarama
(duplicate – second vote)


DrIanMalcolm:

Hysteria - Def Leppard
(new song)


Dr. Octopus:

War Pigs/Luke's Wall - Black Sabbath
(duplicate – second vote)


KarmaPolice:

Damaged Goods - Gang of Four
(new artist)


shuke:

There's No Way Out Of Here - David Gilmour
(duplicate – second vote)


Manster:

6 Underground - Sneaker Pimps
(new artist)


scorchy:

The Concept - Teenage Fanclub
(new artist)


Sullie:

The Politics Of Dancing - Re-Flex
(new artist)


Andy Dufresne:

Sanctify Yourself - Simple Minds
(new song)


Mister CIA:

Rattlesnakes - Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
(new artist)


Mrs. Rannous:

Close My Eyes Forever - Lita Ford and Ozzy Osbourne
(new song for both artists)


higgins:

No More Tears - Ozzy Osbourne
(new song)


The Dreaded Marco:

Swamp Thing - The Chameleons
(new artist)


simsarge:

Mustang Sally - The Commitments
(new artist)


Mt. Man:

Madness – Muse
(new song)


landrys hat:

When The Sun Hits - Slowdive
(new artist)


Westerberg:

Neat Neat Neat - The Damned
(duplicate – second vote)


Eephus:

The James Bond Theme (From Dr. No) - John Barry
(new artist)


rockaction:

Take Me Out – Franz Ferdinand
(duplicate – fourth vote)


falguy:

Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel
(duplicate – second vote)


Hov34:

Supersonic – Oasis
(new song)


zamboni:

Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want (instrumental) – The Dream Academy
(new artist)


Doug B:

Wasted Years - Iron Maiden
(new song)


Ilov80s:

Hounds Of Love - Kate Bush
(new song)


Val Rannous:

Kiss Me Deadly - Lita Ford
(duplicate – second vote)


Chaos34:

The Card Cheat - The Clash
(new song)


Chaz McNulty:

St. Elmo’s Fire (Man In Motion) – John Parr
(new artist)


Zegras11:

Pride (In The Name Of Love) (live in Tulsa) - U2
(new song)


AAABatteries:

Enjoy The Silence - Depeche Mode
(new song)


Oliver Humanzee:

Just Like Honey – The Jesus and Mary Chain
(new song)


Mrs. Eephus:

The Changingman - Paul Weller
(new artist)


ditkaburgers:

Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears
(new song)


cosjobs:

She's Not There - The Zombies
(duplicate – second vote)


krista4:

Cruel To Be Kind - Nick Lowe
(duplicate – third vote)

 

[krista4]

WE DID IT! Finally.

Two movie theme songs today and another version of a song recorded specifically for a movie. Hmmmm.

My special shout-out goes to simey's choice of "Linger" by the Cranberries. "Zombie" seems to be the song of choice around here, but "Linger" has always been my favorite. Also, Ilov80s chose one of my two favorite Kate Bush songs.

Not a lot of new-to-me listening today, but I'm excited to hear the few I don't know.

 

[krista4]

Hawks64 was going to be busy today so was kind enough to provide the playlist in advance:

#9 (Dream)

 

[titusbramble]

Some bangers on there today

 

[Tau837]

My top 10 from the 9 point round, excluding my own selection:

1. Doug : Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd
2. @Yankee23Fan : Ramble On - Led Zeppelin
3. Scooter : Lola – The Kinks
4. @falguy : Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel
5. @Zegras11 : Pride (In The Name Of Love) (live in Tulsa) - U2
6. @Mt. Man : Madness – Muse
7. @DrIanMalcolm : Hysteria - Def Leppard
8. @jwb : Cruel Summer - Bananarama
9. @AAABatteries : Enjoy The Silence - Depeche Mode
10. @Mister CIA : Rattlesnakes - Lloyd Cole and the Commotions

Another awesome round!

I very strongly considered including Lloyd Cole in my top 36 (though I would have chosen a different song), but he was just edged out. Glad to see he made someone's list.

 

[AAABatteries]

Eephus:

The James Bond Theme (From Dr. No) - John Barry
(new artist)

Well, this is just a genius pick and one I hate myself for not thinking of - especially in light of my post above. Well done!

 

[AAABatteries]

At first glance there's some great songs in this list. Some that were on my last X out songs. Can't wait to listen.

 

[Uruk-Hai]

simey:

Linger - The Cranberries

In the U.S. version of this, I wrote a long and rambling post about the Three Degrees' "When Will I See You Again". This is the Isles' version of it. It's a gorgeous performance and it makes me all melty.

 

[falguy]

My special shout-out goes to simey's choice of "Linger" by the Cranberries. "Zombie" seems to be the song of choice around here, but "Linger" has always been my favorite. Also, Ilov80s chose one of my two favorite Kate Bush songs.

I love Zombie, Dreams and Linger equally. Just depends on my mood for the day. I had a a heck of a time picking one. Linger is a wonderful song. Dolores' voice was so unique and beautiful.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

zamboni:

Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want (instrumental) – The Dream Academy
(new artist)

Morrissey minus Morrissey! Nice!

 

[Uruk-Hai]

The Dreaded Marco:

Swamp Thing - The Chameleons

For some reason, I thought this band was from Texas I must be confusing them with someone else. Or I'm just dumb (which is more likely)

 

[timschochet]

Love the Card Cheat.

Also Mustang Sally- the Commitments is probably my favorite version but I never thought of choosing it- brilliant.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

The Dreaded Marco:

Swamp Thing - The Chameleons

For some reason, I thought this band was from Texas I must be confusing them with someone else. Or I'm just dumb (which is more likely)

At least you didn't think a Texas band was from England, like Tim did.

 

[timschochet]

The Dreaded Marco:

Swamp Thing - The Chameleons

For some reason, I thought this band was from Texas I must be confusing them with someone else. Or I'm just dumb (which is more likely)

Hmm. Maybe we could make a trade?

 

[Pip's Invitation]

Pip’s Invitation:

Rolling In The Deep - Adele
(duplicate – second vote)

This was a massive hit all over the world and was overplayed to death everywhere. I don't care. It captivates me with every listen. The yearning in Adele's vocal gives me the feels.

 

[zamboni]

My special shout-out goes to simey's choice of "Linger" by the Cranberries. "Zombie" seems to be the song of choice around here, but "Linger" has always been my favorite. Also, Ilov80s chose one of my two favorite Kate Bush songs.

I love Zombie, Dreams and Linger equally. Just depends on my mood for the day. I had a a heck of a time picking one. Linger is a wonderful song. Dolores' voice was so unique and beautiful.

I love the way she sings "You know I'm such a fool ferr you"

 

[plinko]

Ridiculous Thoughts FTW

 

[AAABatteries]

Nine-Point Selections:

Pip’s Invitation: Rolling In The Deep - Adele
simey: Linger - The Cranberries
Don Quixote: Dog Days Are Over - Florence and the Machine
Yankee23Fan: Ramble On - Led Zeppelin
jwb: Cruel Summer - Bananarama
DrIanMalcolm: Hysteria - Def Leppard
shuke: There's No Way Out Of Here - David Gilmour
Eephus: The James Bond Theme (From Dr. No) - John Barry
Chaz McNulty: St. Elmo’s Fire (Man In Motion) – John Parr
ditkaburgers: Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears
cosjobs: She's Not There - The Zombies

Almost too many to list but I'll do it anyway. Love the Dog Days and St. Elmo's picks. Nice to final see LZ even though we knew it was coming.

But I can't express how great Eephus' pick is - very jealous.

 

[titusbramble]

The Dreaded Marco:

Swamp Thing - The Chameleons

For some reason, I thought this band was from Texas I must be confusing them with someone else. Or I'm just dumb (which is more likely)

If it was something to do with the Grid, who also had a hit with Swamp Thing as well as one called Texas Cowboys, it would be funny

 

[Zegras11]

alguy:

Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel
(duplicate – second vote)

I only knew 11 songs today

 

[zamboni]

zamboni:

Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want (instrumental) – The Dream Academy
(new artist)

Morrissey minus Morrissey! Nice!

A little context for this pick. It's from the museum scene (filmed at the fantastic Art Institute of Chicago) in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Such a terrific, powerful scene juxtaposed in an otherwise fun movie that doesn't take itself too seriously. This scene showing the sadness/pain in Cameron's face resonated with me back when in high school - everyone wanted to be Ferris, but I could totally relate to Cameron. Not to mention it's a gorgeous song. I went with the instrumental, but Dream Academy also did a version with vocals. And as much as I like the Smiths, I think DA topped their original.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

shuke:

There's No Way Out Of Here - David Gilmour
(duplicate – second vote)

This was definitely not on my list of songs I thought were going to get two votes (even one, to be honest). What a pleasant surprise.

scorchy:

The Concept - Teenage Fanclub
(new artist)

I wish I could have made room for them, especially since I didn't have any Scottish acts (unless you count Rod Stewart, who was born in London but is of Scottish descent.) This is their 1A or 1B for me depending on the day.

Sullie:

The Politics Of Dancing - Re-Flex
(new artist)

Long-ago memories of this from MTV occasionally surface in my mind -- it's got quite the memorable chorus.

Andy Dufresne:

Sanctify Yourself - Simple Minds
(new song)

My favorite of their hits.

Chaos34:

The Card Cheat - The Clash
(new song)

Deep cut I was not expecting to see.

Mrs. Eephus:

The Changingman - Paul Weller
(new artist)

Paul Weller
The Stanley Road album was massive in the UK, and this was one of its biggest hits there. Here, it was relegated to occasional play on "modern rock" stations.

 

[Sullie]

Nine-Point Selections:


Sullie:

The Politics Of Dancing - Re-Flex
(new artist)

Okay, I didn't include links, 100% my fault as I was in a hurry (as usual) and I wanted to apologize for not including the links. I didn't intend to be so lazy, I'm mostly forgetful. Anyway, I clicked on the link above and I was somewhat shocked and horrified to see that video, I've never seen that before. The video I was thinking of here which was the weird MTV video which I kind of remembered. And, I went back and watched that MTV video and upon further review it's 80's cheesy bad but not quite as boy band cringe worthy as the above but it just further cements my bizarre taste of weird music at times. I absolutely love so much weird 80's music, takes me back to my teenage years when all I could think about was how awesome life would be when I wasn't a teenager any more.

 

[Manster]

Pip’s Invitation:

Rolling In The Deep - Adele
(duplicate – second vote)

This was a massive hit all over the world and was overplayed to death everywhere. I don't care. It captivates me with every listen. The yearning in Adele's vocal gives me the feels.

I did not recognize the title, so I fired it up, and I've heard it inadvertently.....my wife likes Adele. I had no idea she was British.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

simey:

Linger - The Cranberries
(new song)


Just Win Baby:

If You Leave – Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark
(new song)


Don Quixote:

Dog Days Are Over - Florence and the Machine
(new artist)


DrIanMalcolm:

Hysteria - Def Leppard
(new song)


Sullie:

The Politics Of Dancing - Re-Flex
(new artist)


Andy Dufresne:

Sanctify Yourself - Simple Minds
(new song)

Mrs. Rannous:

Close My Eyes Forever - Lita Ford and Ozzy Osbourne
(new song for both artists)


higgins:

No More Tears - Ozzy Osbourne
(new song)


Doug B:

Wasted Years - Iron Maiden
(new song)


Zegras11:

Pride (In The Name Of Love) (live in Tulsa) - U2
(new song)


AAABatteries:

Enjoy The Silence - Depeche Mode
(new song)


ditkaburgers:

Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears
(new song)

Really good list of songs today.

I think I like Sanctify Yourself as much as Alive and Kicking, so I'm glad both are out there now.

I don't forget about many songs, but had forgotten about The Politics of Dancing. Kinda like that one.

Interestingly, the only song from Hysteria that hasn't been overplayed is...Hysteria. I like this version by Matt Nathanson.

The story behind Linger is something to the effect of Dolores met a guy on the dance floor of a club that snogged her to weakness in the knees. They didn't hook up but the next time she ran into him at the club, he didn't give her the time of day. She was asking him why he let the kiss linger like he did. After the song came out, she said he tried to contact her as he "knew the song was about him". She blew him off.

 

[AAABatteries]

Nine-Point Selections:


Sullie:

The Politics Of Dancing - Re-Flex
(new artist)

Okay, I didn't include links, 100% my fault as I was in a hurry (as usual) and I wanted to apologize for not including the links. I didn't intend to be so lazy, I'm mostly forgetful. Anyway, I clicked on the link above and I was somewhat shocked and horrified to see that video, I've never seen that before. The video I was thinking of here which was the weird MTV video which I kind of remembered. And, I went back and watched that MTV video and upon further review it's 80's cheesy bad but not quite as boy band cringe worthy as the above but it just further cements my bizarre taste of weird music at times. I absolutely love so much weird 80's music, takes me back to my teenage years when all I could think about was how awesome life would be when I wasn't a teenager any more.

Hey man - whatever floats your boat. We are all friends here. This is the trust tree.










CAN YOU GUYS BELIEVE SULLIE PICKED THAT SONG!!!!

 

[zamboni]

Sullie:

The Politics Of Dancing - Re-Flex
(new artist)

Long-ago memories of this from MTV occasionally surface in my mind -- it's got quite the memorable chorus.

Yes, total visions of MTV with this one, when seemingly half the videos were about impending nuclear disaster. Great pick and song.

 

[falguy]

alguy:

Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel
(duplicate – second vote)

I only knew 11 songs today

 

[Pip's Invitation]

Sullie:

The Politics Of Dancing - Re-Flex
(new artist)

Long-ago memories of this from MTV occasionally surface in my mind -- it's got quite the memorable chorus.

Yes, total visions of MTV with this one, when seemingly half the videos were about impending nuclear disaster. Great pick and song.

And the other half were random abstract images, often involving paint.

 

[krista4]

Should I be counting "War Pigs" and "War Pigs/Luke's Wall" as the same song? Doesn't matter in the long run (doesn't affect contest questions or anything like that), but just wondering for purposes of @falguy 's and my spreadsheets. When I was tabulating I put them in as if the same.