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I assume Neil is to blame for lack of Ohio on Spotify?
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MAD's ROUND 2!! # 1's have been posted!! (1 Viewer)
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Definitely.
Yo Mama
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BEASTIE BOYS TOP 5 VIDEOS
#1 - Sabotage
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#2 - Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win
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#3 - Triple Trouble
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#4 - Shadrach
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#5 - Gratitude
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#1 - Sabotage
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#2 - Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win
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#3 - Triple Trouble
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#4 - Shadrach
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#5 - Gratitude
Beastie Boys - Gratitude
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Scoresman
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Sia - # 1 - Chandelier
Everything has been chronological to this point, but I saved Sia's best song for last. This song is pretty much her magnum opus, definitely Sia's most iconic song. Chandelier introduced everyone to a brand new Sia after her 4 year performing hiatus with her most powerful and personal song to date. It's one of the most emotional songs of the '10's, made Sia a household name for power ballads, and blew her into the mainstream in a big way.
I went back and forth between this and Breathe Me for the number one song, but this won out because it's rare for a pop song to make me feel this way when listening to it. Chandelier is when I knew I had to pay attention to her entire catalog.
This was a fun one. Thanks Zegras and KP for the work behind all this!
Everything has been chronological to this point, but I saved Sia's best song for last. This song is pretty much her magnum opus, definitely Sia's most iconic song. Chandelier introduced everyone to a brand new Sia after her 4 year performing hiatus with her most powerful and personal song to date. It's one of the most emotional songs of the '10's, made Sia a household name for power ballads, and blew her into the mainstream in a big way.
I went back and forth between this and Breathe Me for the number one song, but this won out because it's rare for a pop song to make me feel this way when listening to it. Chandelier is when I knew I had to pay attention to her entire catalog.
This was a fun one. Thanks Zegras and KP for the work behind all this!
Thanks to zegras,KP , and the rest of you dummies. Lots of new music and artists added to my favorites. Also, reminded me how much I enjoy artists like John Mellencamp, Tom Petty and Tears For Fears.
Hopefully everyone found at least one Collective Soul song to add to their lists.
Hopefully everyone found at least one Collective Soul song to add to their lists.
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I actually agree 100%.
What does that say when someone does their #1 song better than them lol
One of the better arguments for when someone says Covers are never as good as the original
The Dreaded Marco
Footballguy
Totally disagree with you both re: the Jules’ cover. I think the original is so much better.
MAC_32
Footballguy
It was definitely in my first 5 out. Made the rough draft, but got squeezed as I worked my way through the catalog.My favorite Incubus song also didn’t make the cut:Oh man, my favorite Pointer Sisters song didn’t make the top 31 (unless I missed it).
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KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Who would ever say a thing like that??
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Will the Wolf Survive? was probably most people’s first experience with Los Lobos and it holds up very well.
I didn’t think it would make the list because
1. It’s a cover and their biggest hit is already a cover
2. The album isn’t on Spotify so only a live version exists
but I liked their cover of the Dead’s Bertha on the Deadicated tribute album.
I didn’t think it would make the list because
1. It’s a cover and their biggest hit is already a cover
2. The album isn’t on Spotify so only a live version exists
but I liked their cover of the Dead’s Bertha on the Deadicated tribute album.
Eephus
Footballguy
I blame Nixon
snellman
Footballguy
Here is my playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3a4VUMU6nPqVGejCQB2LyS
This has all of the songs that I considered for my top 31, however songs after 31 are in no particular order.
Looking, back, there are a few I could have moved up, a few I could have moved down and some that I didn't put in that I probably would have, but that is part of the fun of making these lists. I know he isn't in some of your wheelhouses, but I enjoyed Ranking one of the few artists that I really listen to in depth that not many people do.
This has all of the songs that I considered for my top 31, however songs after 31 are in no particular order.
| Song | Album | Link | |
| 1 | Only God Knows Why | Devil Without a Cause |
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| 2 | Amen | Rock n Roll Jesus |
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| 3 | Wasting Time | Devil Without a Cause |
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| 4 | Drunk in the Morning | Cocky |
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| 5 | Drinking Beer with Dad | First Kiss |
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| 6 | Single Father | Kid Rock |
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| 7 | Midnight Train to Memphis | Cocky |
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| 8 | Bawitdaba | Devil Without a Cause |
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| 9 | Run off to LA | Kid Rock |
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| 10 | Times Like These | Born Free |
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| 11 | Roll On | Rock n Roll Jesus |
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| 12 | Tennessee Mountain Top | Sweet Southern Sugar |
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| 13 | When U Love Someone | Rock n Roll Jesus |
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| 14 | Hard Night for Sarah | Kid Rock |
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| 15 | So Hott | Rock n Roll Jesus |
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| 16 | Jesus and Bosephus | First Kiss |
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| 17 | Born Free | Born Free |
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| 18 | All Summer Long | Rock N Roll Jesus |
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| 19 | God Save Rock n Roll | Rebel Soul |
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| 20 | Flyin High (feat Zac Brown) | Born Free |
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| 21 | God Bless Saturday | Born Free |
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| 22 | Rock n Roll Pain Train | Kid Rock |
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| 23 | Cowboy | Devil Without a Cause |
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| 24 | Sugar Pie Honey Bunch | Sweet Southern Sugar |
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| 25 | Feel Like Makin Love | Kid Rock |
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| 26 | Lonely Road of Faith | Cocky |
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| 27 | You Never Met a Mothertrucker Quite Like Me | Cocky |
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| 28 | Trucker Anthem | Cocky |
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| 29 | Johnny Cash | First Kiss |
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| 30 | Hillbilly Stomp | Kid Rock |
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| 31 | I'm a Dog | Cocky |
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Looking, back, there are a few I could have moved up, a few I could have moved down and some that I didn't put in that I probably would have, but that is part of the fun of making these lists. I know he isn't in some of your wheelhouses, but I enjoyed Ranking one of the few artists that I really listen to in depth that not many people do.
Eephus
Footballguy
Will the Wolf Survive? was probably most people’s first experience with Los Lobos and it holds up very well.
I didn’t think it would make the list because
1. It’s a cover and their biggest hit is already a cover
2. The album isn’t on Spotify so only a live version exists
but I liked their cover of the Dead’s Bertha on the Deadicated tribute album.
"Bertha" was in contention but I already had eight covers (four each in Spanish and English). Technically, it's 7 1/2 because "Across 110th St." was part of a medley.
Maybe I can use it in the covers thing
MAC_32
Footballguy
Don't feel obligated, but if you're willing by all means as I'm an amazon music subscriber
Mt. Man
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#1 Nada (here off Live at the Belly Up, 2017, but see also below)
I feel the dust coat my teeth and turn my sweat to mud
I tip the bottle and bite the lime
There ain't no moral to this story at all
And anything I tell you very well could be a lie
I've been away from the living, I don't need to be forgiven
I'm just waiting for that cold, black soul of mine
To come alive
(Original version, with fan-made images) The Refreshments "Nada"
(Alternate Live Version) Nada (live) - Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers
This song was originally recorded by The Refreshments on 1996’s Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy, but I went with a live version instead. Partially because it’s a bit longer.
Why I chose this:
What is it with me, #1 songs, and harmonica intros, am I right? There’s a lot to appreciate here musically. A soft, simple intro, with a pause for the drums to lay a beat and the music to pick up the pace a little. Heck, on the studio version above we go about 50 seconds before we hit lyrics. It’s definitely a song where the musical part stars, but the lyrics accompany them very well. Another story song, fitting well among several others, including a few that were years and years away from being written.
Again, what I enjoy here is everything. The passioned, almost desperate vocals, the energy, and the message. There’s a sense of isolation here, of lying to yourself or little lies to get through the day. Been away from the living? We’ve probably all felt that in the last five years. Heck, in a way that describes most of my 30s. But I’ll keep the personal aspect to a minimum. Just know that there’s a little there.
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Thanks for the likes and comments along the way. It’s been a different experience from Alice in Chains, for sure. Certainly other artists were complete unknowns to me (more on that some other time), but I feel like some of those were better known by the M-AD collective. Round 3, whenever that is, will probably return to a more well-known artist. Though I’m not afraid to dive deep again sometime in the future. It might depend on how well gothic dark cabaret is perceived.
#1 Nada (here off Live at the Belly Up, 2017, but see also below)
I feel the dust coat my teeth and turn my sweat to mud
I tip the bottle and bite the lime
There ain't no moral to this story at all
And anything I tell you very well could be a lie
I've been away from the living, I don't need to be forgiven
I'm just waiting for that cold, black soul of mine
To come alive
(Original version, with fan-made images) The Refreshments "Nada"
(Alternate Live Version) Nada (live) - Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers
This song was originally recorded by The Refreshments on 1996’s Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy, but I went with a live version instead. Partially because it’s a bit longer.
Why I chose this:
What is it with me, #1 songs, and harmonica intros, am I right? There’s a lot to appreciate here musically. A soft, simple intro, with a pause for the drums to lay a beat and the music to pick up the pace a little. Heck, on the studio version above we go about 50 seconds before we hit lyrics. It’s definitely a song where the musical part stars, but the lyrics accompany them very well. Another story song, fitting well among several others, including a few that were years and years away from being written.
Again, what I enjoy here is everything. The passioned, almost desperate vocals, the energy, and the message. There’s a sense of isolation here, of lying to yourself or little lies to get through the day. Been away from the living? We’ve probably all felt that in the last five years. Heck, in a way that describes most of my 30s. But I’ll keep the personal aspect to a minimum. Just know that there’s a little there.
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Thanks for the likes and comments along the way. It’s been a different experience from Alice in Chains, for sure. Certainly other artists were complete unknowns to me (more on that some other time), but I feel like some of those were better known by the M-AD collective. Round 3, whenever that is, will probably return to a more well-known artist. Though I’m not afraid to dive deep again sometime in the future. It might depend on how well gothic dark cabaret is perceived.
Mt. Man
Footballguy
Presented 31-1, since that's also how it is on the playlist(https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0wCxwfB29pCiBlesp4OINL?si=cfbc82c60d4e4494). There's a cover version for the Bonus song "Yahoos & Triangles", as Spotify only has the shorter (King of the Hill) cut listed.
*Originally recorded by The Refreshments. See also the write-up, as you will.
*Originally recorded by The Refreshments. See also the write-up, as you will.
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Eephus
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Los Lobos 1-31 Playlist
If you're interested in the band, you'd probably be better served by starting with the Kiko and How Will the Wolf Survive albums instead of a 31 song selection spanning almost a half century.
If you're interested in the band, you'd probably be better served by starting with the Kiko and How Will the Wolf Survive albums instead of a 31 song selection spanning almost a half century.
Tau837
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Mike Shinoda Just Win Baby In The End
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This is the 5th song I have included in my top 31 from Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory album, their 1st studio album. The song peaked at #1 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart and #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
This is the song that first drew me to listen to Linkin Park. Up to that point, I had not really heard any music like Linkin Park, and I loved it. My brother-in-law is 11 years younger than me, and back then, around 2001-2002, he would make me mix CDs with newer music on it that I never would have heard otherwise. This song was on one of those mix CDs. I bought Hybrid Theory as a result of hearing that song, and I was hooked.
Mike said this about the song:
He also said this, which is pretty interesting and explains a reference from a Fort Minor song:
Chester said this about the song:
In 2021, Kerrang ranked the top 20 Linkin Park songs of all time and ranked In The End at #2. Here is an excerpt about the song from that ranking:
In 2017, Billboard ranked the top 15 Linkin Park songs of all time and ranked In The End at #1. Here is an excerpt about the song from that ranking:
In 2020, Metal Hammer ranked the top 25 Linkin Park songs of all time and ranked In The End at #1. Here is an excerpt from their writeup on the song:
In 2023, Loudwire ranked all of the Linkin Park singles to that point and ranked In The End at #1. Here is an excerpt about the song from that ranking:
The band remixed the Hybrid Theory version of this song for their remix album Reanimation. That version of the song is here; it was remixed by Kutmasta Kurt and features a rap verse from Motion Man. This is another excellent remix.
Mrs. Rannous
Footballguy
Yes, please. And then explain how I do that going forward.
zamboni
Footballguy
Echoed thanks to Zegras and KP (and anyone else I’m missing) for putting this together.
I’m down to do whatever the masses want - covers draft, 3rd round of this, etc. If/when we do the 3rd one, I’m going to be a bit more strategic on my choice as I don’t think Thin Lizzy resonated that well.
I’m down to do whatever the masses want - covers draft, 3rd round of this, etc. If/when we do the 3rd one, I’m going to be a bit more strategic on my choice as I don’t think Thin Lizzy resonated that well.
Tau837
Footballguy
Please post something here whenever the next plan is ready to help ensure everyone sees it.
jwb
Footballguy
Yup. All of "his" CSNY songs are not there, nor is Woodstock (Joni Mitchell)
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Ohio
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All four of these guys were hippies to a degree, and as a result, the protest song was big for them. Stills, while in the Springfield, wrote the all-time great "For What It's Worth", but this one is even better. Written by Young after seeng the famous photo, it was quickly put together / released while the incident was still fresh in people's minds, and it cemented the group as quasi spokespeople for the counterculture movement.
kupcho1
Footballguy
I forgot to include my Talking Heads 31-1 playlist. Here ya go.
kupcho1
Footballguy
I can't recall, did artists outside of the hippie/protest group remove all their music from radio if CSNY's Ohio (for example) was played?
Asking for my friend Joe.
(Seriously though, I'm not trying to be political here, just pissed so many songs in my annual playlists are now greyed out)
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
My #1 song is my favorite by them. nuf ced.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Drive-By Truckers 1-31 playlist if anyone is interested in giving some songs a second listen.
Give this playlist a listen: My Sweet Annette
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6U5lnJiNFNmnU4rNA0vLdz?si=ixdQ4ipJSUmFgDonLquNxQ&pi=u-1HyQdZCsS_-T
Give this playlist a listen: My Sweet Annette
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6U5lnJiNFNmnU4rNA0vLdz?si=ixdQ4ipJSUmFgDonLquNxQ&pi=u-1HyQdZCsS_-T
jwb
Footballguy
Honestly, it's basically Neil being Neil.
He took his music off Spotify because they are the home of Joe Rogan who Neil says spread dangerous misinformation about masking/vaccines/etc. CSN followed suit as did Joni Mitchell. But soon, CSN realized it was kind of silly (and Neil somewhat overreacted as Rogan was not nearly as bad as Neil thought), so CSN quietly put their stuff back on. But Neil, being Neil, didn't care and he's not budging (honestly, he probably doesn't even think about it anymore, nor does he care. Neil is gonna do what he wants.)
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Uh oh- 1st up is The Jam??
The plan is like last time - listen at least to the 31, and probably more depending on artist and availability.
Pretty sure who I am doing if we get to Part 3, so I am just going to sit with other peoples artists and playlists for most of my listening in the next couple months.
The plan is like last time - listen at least to the 31, and probably more depending on artist and availability.
Pretty sure who I am doing if we get to Part 3, so I am just going to sit with other peoples artists and playlists for most of my listening in the next couple months.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Pointer Sisters v. 2?
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Probably closer than you might think coming from me. Several got crossed off thanks to my silly self imposed listens/month limit. My "fun"/80s lean after Mastodon got filled with something since Beck, Lord Huron, Devo, and Psychedelic Furs got crossed off.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Andrews Sisters?
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Pip's Invitation
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Neil had taken his stuff off Spotify a few years before the pandemic because he didn’t like the sound quality. He reluctantly put it back on after lobbying from fans. The Rogan angle was a way for him to do whatever wanted to do in the first place, justified in a way more understandable to some of his fans.
tuffnutt
Footballguy
1.
Rain on the Scarecrow-
from Scarecrow Album
My Favorite song from my favorite Mellencamp album is "Rain on the Scarecrow." Although only a moderate hit, (peaking at #21) to me it encapsulates everything that is great about Mellencamp as an artist and an activist. I have grown up in this world my whole life. Although we grew up "in town' many of my friends were farm kids and I always empathized with the toughness of the work and people that work made. Honest hardworking folks that truly make up the backbone of this nation. This song does a wonderful job speaking to the plight of those people. I think its his best work. Mellencamp has taken an active role in helping American farmers. Along with Neil Young and Willie Nelson, he regularly plays at the Farm-Aid concerts to help raise money.
There is a saying that if you want to make a million bucks in farming, just start out with 2 million" A few years ago I bought 40 acres myself and now run 10 head of cattle on it. Am I making any money? not really that much, but I got a freezer full of beef enjoying the lifestyle quit a bit. anyway this is what Mellncamp said about the song:
"I wrote this one with George Green too. Our songs always came about the same way: talk around the kitchen table. I had just played "Small Town" for him. He said, "I don't know why these towns are going out of business" – towns like Freetown and Dudleytown, Indiana. We couldn't figure out why they were disappearing. We did our research and wrote this song – Reagan had been using grain against the Soviet Union and all sorts of other things. Talking to people was heartbreaking. Nobody wanted to lose their farm."
Mellencamp playlist
Rain on the Scarecrow-
from Scarecrow Album
My Favorite song from my favorite Mellencamp album is "Rain on the Scarecrow." Although only a moderate hit, (peaking at #21) to me it encapsulates everything that is great about Mellencamp as an artist and an activist. I have grown up in this world my whole life. Although we grew up "in town' many of my friends were farm kids and I always empathized with the toughness of the work and people that work made. Honest hardworking folks that truly make up the backbone of this nation. This song does a wonderful job speaking to the plight of those people. I think its his best work. Mellencamp has taken an active role in helping American farmers. Along with Neil Young and Willie Nelson, he regularly plays at the Farm-Aid concerts to help raise money.
There is a saying that if you want to make a million bucks in farming, just start out with 2 million" A few years ago I bought 40 acres myself and now run 10 head of cattle on it. Am I making any money? not really that much, but I got a freezer full of beef enjoying the lifestyle quit a bit. anyway this is what Mellncamp said about the song:
"I wrote this one with George Green too. Our songs always came about the same way: talk around the kitchen table. I had just played "Small Town" for him. He said, "I don't know why these towns are going out of business" – towns like Freetown and Dudleytown, Indiana. We couldn't figure out why they were disappearing. We did our research and wrote this song – Reagan had been using grain against the Soviet Union and all sorts of other things. Talking to people was heartbreaking. Nobody wanted to lose their farm."
Mellencamp playlist
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Tau837
Footballguy
Tom Petty is one of my top 5 artists of all-time. I came up with this top 31 list today:
- Wildflowers (Zegras NR)
- You Got Lucky (Zegras #28)
- Breakdown (Zegras #7) - my favorite version is live in Chapel Hill, NC in 1989; I was there, and the audience sang the entire song
- I Won't Back Down (Zegras #6)
- Refugee (Zegras #2)
- Runnin' Down A Dream (Zegras #5)
- American Girl (Zegras #3)
- Here Comes My Girl (Zegras #4)
- Free Fallin' (Zegras #13)
- Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (Zegras #18)
- You And Me (Zegras NR)
- A Woman In Love (It's Not Me) (Zegras #9)
- Don't Come Around Here No More (Zegras #16)
- Learning To Fly (Zegras #27)
- The Waiting (Zegras #11)
- Straight Into Darkness (Zegras NR)
- You Don't Know How It Feels (Zegras NR)
- Don't Do Me Like That (Zegras #14)
- Fooled Again (I Don't Like It) (Zegras NR)
- You Wreck Me (Zegras #12)
- Even The Losers (Zegras #19)
- Listen To Her Heart (Zegras #10)
- Mary Jane's Last Dance (Zegras #23)
- Crawling Back To You (Zegras NR)
- Change Of Heart (Zegras NR)
- Alright For Now (Zegras NR)
- Saving Grace (Zegras NR)
- Two Gunslingers (Zegras NR)
- Mystic Eyes (Zegras NR)
- A Face In The Crowd (Zegras NR)
- Lost Highway (Zegras NR) - Hank Williams cover
kupcho1
Footballguy
You guys keep underrating this song. It's #1 by a country mile (that country being the US of A; why do you hate America?).
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
It will forever be tied to Silence of the Lambs for me.
Pip's Invitation
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This is the omission from Zegras' Petty list that I was most surprised about. It was the lead single from one of his most beloved albums, and immediately signaled that the Wildflowers record was going to be quite different from the Jeff Lynne productions. It's a favorite of most Petty fans I know.
You mentioned Lost Highway is a cover. Mystic Eyes is also a cover (Them, Van Morrison's '60s band). The Heartbreakers would DESTROY it live. Same with Fleetwood Mac's Oh Well (which Mike Campbell now sings in the current incarnation of that band).
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
Fixed.
The Dreaded Marco
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My daughter, @sneveneleven, stole my thunder and took Scott Hutchison for this round.
I had a 31 ready to go but she beat me to the punch. We had a lot of overlap but she did surprise me with several of her choices.
He is the first artist we both loved. We saw Frightened Rabbit in concert together 3 times and she traveled long distances to see them on her own. She is their biggest fan.
This is my top 31 by Scott Hutchison:
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I had a 31 ready to go but she beat me to the punch. We had a lot of overlap but she did surprise me with several of her choices.
He is the first artist we both loved. We saw Frightened Rabbit in concert together 3 times and she traveled long distances to see them on her own. She is their biggest fan.
This is my top 31 by Scott Hutchison:
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jwb
Footballguy
Yea, I forgot he already did this before. The whole sound quality thing with him... I don't know. It was pretty bad in the beginning (just like early CD's sounded bright). But for most things, it got better fast. These days I can't tell a difference between the stuff on his archives and Spotify / Apple / etc.
Pip's Invitation
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Don Quixote
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Neil Young‘s complaint on sound quality seem limited to Spotify. I honestly think I agree with him — I did a Spotify trial over the summer, but cancelled it when that was over and went back to Apple Music as I thought sound quality was superior with Apple, even with the premium level of audio quailty with the Spotify subscription (still listen to the playlists here, albeit dealing with the ads). (Although the last time I complained about Spotify, I ended up spending multiple posts talking about how I like being able to filter for harpsichord music on Apple Classical, so I’ll just leave it there.)
AAABatteries
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Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats AAABatteries I Need Never Get Old
I Need Never Get Old
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I find it fitting for the MAD countdown that this is my #1 song - but there was never any doubt in my mind. I penciled this in immediately. It's almost become my personal anthem as I've slowly marched towards turning 50 next year.
I will try to get my full list built in Spotify this week and share.
Also my favorite, although I didn't know very much of his catalog. This is a fun tune and the video is awesome. "Let's try it one more time."
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats AAABatteries I Need Never Get Old
I Need Never Get Old
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I find it fitting for the MAD countdown that this is my #1 song - but there was never any doubt in my mind. I penciled this in immediately. It's almost become my personal anthem as I've slowly marched towards turning 50 next year.
I will try to get my full list built in Spotify this week and share.
In case anyone cares, here's my Collective Soul playlist
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2A7EK5PiuH2uJ1sZzBdsin?si=3eb86bee94754a02
As you can see most of my selections came from 3 albums - Collective Soul, Disciplined Breakdown and Dosage. I don't enjoy the "newer" stuff anywhere close to as much as these earlier productions. I do like the See What You Started by Continuing album a fair bit though. Only had 2 songs from this release but if you liked "This" or "AYTA" maybeyou'd like some additional tunes from it.
Other slow songs that were close to the cut
Crown
Bleed
And a more upbeat ones
Skin
Better Now
Counting The Days
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2A7EK5PiuH2uJ1sZzBdsin?si=3eb86bee94754a02
| Rank | Song | Album |
| 31 | This | See What You Started By Continuing |
| 30 | Not the One | Dosage |
| 29 | When the Water Falls | Collective Soul |
| 28 | Needs | Dosage |
| 27 | Bearing Witness | Afterwords |
| 26 | In Between | Disciplined Breakdown |
| 25 | Tremble for My Beloved | Dosage |
| 24 | Collection of Goods | Collective Soul |
| 23 | Compliment | Dosage |
| 22 | Perfect Day (featuring Elton John) | Blender |
| 21 | After All | Blender |
| 20 | Reunion | Collective Soul |
| 19 | Home | Youth |
| 18 | AYTA | See What You Started By Continuing |
| 17 | Under Heaven's Skies | Youth |
| 16 | Shine | Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid |
| 15 | Maybe | Disciplined Breakdown |
| 14 | Why, Pt. 2 | Blender |
| 13 | Disciplined Breakdown | Disciplined Breakdown |
| 12 | Gel | Collective Soul |
| 11 | Listen | Disciplined Breakdown |
| 10 | Hollywood | Afterwords |
| 9 | Goodnight, Good Guy | Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid |
| 8 | Blame | Disciplined Breakdown |
| 7 | Run | Dosage |
| 6 | December | Collective Soul |
| 5 | Heavy | Dosage |
| 4 | She Said | Dosage |
| 3 | Precious Declaration | Disciplined Breakdown |
| 2 | Forgiveness | Disciplined Breakdown |
| 1 | The World I Know | Collective Soul |
As you can see most of my selections came from 3 albums - Collective Soul, Disciplined Breakdown and Dosage. I don't enjoy the "newer" stuff anywhere close to as much as these earlier productions. I do like the See What You Started by Continuing album a fair bit though. Only had 2 songs from this release but if you liked "This" or "AYTA" maybeyou'd like some additional tunes from it.
Other slow songs that were close to the cut
Crown
Bleed
And a more upbeat ones
Skin
Better Now
Counting The Days
The Dreaded Marco
Footballguy
I’ve always liked this band. Nice playlist.
Charlie Steiner
Footballguy
Just found yet another bonus track that has forced its way into the discussion.
Wait a Minute is not only The Seldom Scene's most frequently requested song, it also appeared twice on the countdown. In my original writeup for it, I mentioned the song was written by one Herb Petersen. Well, Herb is a 'west coast' guy but still managed to collaborate with many of the same artists as the 'Scene during the 70s, which is probably how they came to record his song.
Anyway, what I stumbled upon just last night is Herb and former bandmate and frequent collaborator Chris Hillman's version, played with just a mandolin and guitar. I will leave it up to the masses to judge.
Wait a Minute is not only The Seldom Scene's most frequently requested song, it also appeared twice on the countdown. In my original writeup for it, I mentioned the song was written by one Herb Petersen. Well, Herb is a 'west coast' guy but still managed to collaborate with many of the same artists as the 'Scene during the 70s, which is probably how they came to record his song.
Anyway, what I stumbled upon just last night is Herb and former bandmate and frequent collaborator Chris Hillman's version, played with just a mandolin and guitar. I will leave it up to the masses to judge.
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