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Foreigner totally dominating the Hot N Cold category.
What’s your 1.01, Hot Blooded or Cold As Ice?Foreigner totally dominating the Hot N Cold category.
I’ve got a fever of a hundred and three.What’s your 1.01, Hot Blooded or Cold As Ice?
Both remind me of my ex and I hope to never hear all three of them again.What’s your 1.01, Hot Blooded or Cold As Ice?
Bootsy booty callsBootsy Calls lol. Totally missed that. We need more Bootsy Calls!
I thought about something like this too bit we've covered a lot of US geography in the fantasy football/music drafts where the song had to be associated the city the player was born in, played college in or NFL team plays for.Have you guys ever done just a full on geographical draft before? You could have songs by artists associated with or from or songs about specific cities, regions, or countries.
So eephus' list has London and Paris, Ireland, and New Orleans. But other ones (some of which I'm sure have been previous Genrepalooza categories.
Georgia On My Mind -- While this would be for Georgia, you could narrow it to Atlanta or broaden it to Georgia and Florida and call it Florida Georgia Line.
Golden Gophers and Drawn Out Winters - Minneapolis
New York State of Mind -- Duh
Madchester -- The whole 24 Hour Party People Scene
Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oy Oy Oy -- Australia (and New Zealand?)
California Knows How to Party -- You could probably also do LA and the Bay Area
PDX -- Pacific Northwest
You Know How I Know You're Gay?-- Asia
Bless the Rains -- Africa
My Favorite Mitten -- Detroit and the Rest of Michigan
Outlaws and Guitarists Who Look Like Rabbis -- Texas
Hello, Cleveland! -- Ohio
I Saw Mommy Booing Santa Claus -- Philly and Pennsylvania
This Genre is Wicked Hahd -- Boston and New England
Take Off, Eh! -- Canada
The Final Countdown -- Wild Card Europe
A Horse With No Name -- Wild Card US
It's a great idea, but like NV said, we've done that a bunch of times in the service of shtick by which we select football teams. It's at the point where I know where bands originated or where their lead singer was born, etc., without much prodding.Have you guys ever done just a full on geographical draft before? You could have songs by artists associated with or from or songs about specific cities, regions, or countries.
So eephus' list has London and Paris, Ireland, and New Orleans. But other ones (some of which I'm sure have been previous Genrepalooza categories.
Georgia On My Mind -- While this would be for Georgia, you could narrow it to Atlanta or broaden it to Georgia and Florida and call it Florida Georgia Line.
Golden Gophers and Drawn Out Winters - Minneapolis
New York State of Mind -- Duh
Madchester -- The whole 24 Hour Party People Scene
Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oy Oy Oy -- Australia (and New Zealand?)
California Knows How to Party -- You could probably also do LA and the Bay Area
PDX -- Pacific Northwest
You Know How I Know You're Gay?-- Asia
Bless the Rains -- Africa
My Favorite Mitten -- Detroit and the Rest of Michigan
Outlaws and Guitarists Who Look Like Rabbis -- Texas
Hello, Cleveland! -- Ohio
I Saw Mommy Booing Santa Claus -- Philly and Pennsylvania
This Genre is Wicked Hahd -- Boston and New England
Take Off, Eh! -- Canada
The Final Countdown -- Wild Card Europe
A Horse With No Name -- Wild Card US
It's a great idea, but like NV said, we've done that a bunch of times in the service of shtick by which we select football teams. It's at the point where I know where bands originated or where their lead singer was born, etc., without much prodding.
Boris The Sprinkler is from Green Bay. I picked them this year because they were in keeping with the punk schtick.Four years and we still haven't found anything from the city of Green Bay.
Combining the last two suggestions, I had an idea of something like a "my hometown" draft, the idea being we draft local ish to us stuff, put together a playlist of stuff that may be less widely known. But that's less a draft than just a bunch of internet people making 8th grade tape mixes for each otherI like drafts that produce listenable playlists.
We haven't done a mixtape draft in a long time. The downside of those are you end up drafting against yourself although that's usually the case with music drafts isn't it?
Combining the last two suggestions, I had an idea of something like a "my hometown" draft, the idea being we draft local ish to us stuff, put together a playlist of stuff that may be less widely known. But that's less a draft than just a bunch of internet people making 8th grade tape mixes for each other
Can we do "my current town" or "what I think of as my hometown" and not "my original hometown"? I don't want to have to draft a bunch of Johnny Cougar FFS.
My problem with this is that I don't necessarily know the less known stuff, and what I know isn't on Spotify. Otherwise, I'd be converting new Judy's fans.Combining the last two suggestions, I had an idea of something like a "my hometown" draft, the idea being we draft local ish to us stuff, put together a playlist of stuff that may be less widely known. But that's less a draft than just a bunch of internet people making 8th grade tape mixes for each other
The one stain on Tom Petty’s otherwise stellar career.The Dead Rock Star draft was locked four years ago this month
He left us during that one, too, didn't he? I kind of remember that...The one stain on Tom Petty’s otherwise stellar career.
I remember we had to make a rule that you couldn't pick people who died during the draft.He left us during that one, too, didn't he? I kind of remember that...
Yeah that was the whole controversy. He died during the draft and Joe thought we were celebrating his death. I will admit I think some one called him the "steal of the draft" which may have been in poor taste and then when reports came out he may not be dead Mister Ected posted the Monty Python link.He left us during that one, too, didn't he? I kind of remember that...
My Morning Jacket released a self titled ninth album today.
or the Rocky III soundtrack.We need to get back to naming albums with roman numerals like Chicago or Queef Wellington.
DisgustingMy Morning Jacket released a self titled ninth album today.
And this was the first I heard of that and they're one of my favorite bands. That is the extent to which I keep up with new music these days.My Morning Jacket released a self titled ninth album today.
Not sure that qualifies as loopy or any kind of real problem, just a certain type of thinking and trait. Pretty normal based on my experience as a teacher. It's not too uncommon to find a bright, motivated student that struggles a bit outside of structure.I am the king of unoriginal thinking when it comes to these things. Maybe one day it'll strike me late night. I remember seeing a psychiatrist and they told me I had a "blank page" problem, which meant that I have trouble just coming up with things to construct when there aren't any restrictions and I'm the one imposing order on things. It was really their way of telling me I'd pretty much failed the Rorschach test and that I was certifiably loopy.
I was just so hungover I could barely see straight, though, and it was pretty much a misdiagnosis.
Anyway, that might be a reason why I have trouble with coming up with imaginary worlds with rules.
I was half-kidding. But no, my answers on the Rorschach deviated so far and so consistently from the norm that the evaluator thought I had psychotic (not the misuse of the term) tendencies. Truth was, I was seeing stars from booze. They quickly ditched that diagnosis.Not sure that qualifies as loopy or any kind of real problem, just a certain type of thinking and trait. Pretty normal based on my experience as a teacher. It's not too uncommon to find a bright, motivated student that struggles a bit outside of structure.
The Rorschach always seemed like BS to me. What do you think of it?I was half-kidding. But no, my answers on the Rorschach deviated so far and so consistently from the norm that the evaluator thought I had psychotic (not the misuse of the term) tendencies. Truth was, I was seeing stars from booze. They quickly ditched that diagnosis.
I think that, to a degree, the Rorschach is BS. They really are measuring your answers against everybody else's perception of reality. She explained it to me in some detail. I came away with a newfound respect for the methodology, but they're really not very good at evaluating "normal" people that aren't, say, barking at trees. They've done studies where they make psychiatrists and those trained in the art try and identify crazy people, and unless you're significantly impaired, they have a lot of trouble determining who is functional and who isn't.The Rorschach always seemed like BS to me. What do you think of it?
Also, I was more generally referring to the irregularity of human intelligence. It can be very inconsistent, quirky, etc. I am regularly shocked by things certain students do and don't excel at. The mid is a very interesting puzzle.