Supertramp best songs

8. Nothing To Show (4:55) 
10. Try Again (12:03)
1. Cannonball (7:40)
3. No Inbetween (4:41)
4. Better Days (6:12)
5. Brother Where You Bound (16:34)

jamesbaldwin wrote: Try again score is changed from 1 to 10.... How is possible?

Polls where you allow multiple votes are always spoilt. I voted exactly three times for the songs I mentioned above, but others may not be that disciplined....

School/Fools/Child of Vision

Formentera Lady wrote: jamesbaldwin wrote: Try again score is changed from 1 to 10.... How is possible? Polls where you allow multiple votes are always spoilt. I voted exactly three times for the songs I mentioned above, but others may not be that disciplined....

Maybe someone clicked on the Try Again poll option, thought about the title, so tried again, and again, and again. Or as the saying goes, if at first you don't succeed try again, if next you don't succeed, try again, and so on.

Try Again was my top choice, but I only tried clicking on it once (and voted for two others).

Enabling multiple votes is always susceptible to manipulation, tom-foolery, and it increases the chance of error. I often use multiple-votes, but have never known anyone to abuse those polls. It's probably a lack of interest in part as my choices tend not to be very popular or mainstream, and they tend to attract the same members who just aren't into such antics. The worst I usually get is people not voting as much as I would like in multiple choice polls (I've actually said for some polls, vote as many times as you like for any one option, and still individuals will only vote once for an option, and often I see more posts than votes when I make polls, which I often appreciate.)

If you care about accuracy, then enabling multiple voting is not the best way to go. As for me, I care more about the discussion and comments than the poll results. I do wish that the voting members were made public with our forum software since you get a lot of silent voters in popular polls (like Genesis, Yes, Boyz II Men, King Crimson, G. Love & Special Sauce, Pink Floyd, Rush, Limp Bizkit etc.), and it would curb cases such as this (as would forum software that didn't allow you to vote for an option more than once). But it's not that important of an issue to me, more a curiosity.

So many good somgs. I'll go with Asylum.

Logan wrote: Formentera Lady wrote: jamesbaldwin wrote: Try again score is changed from 1 to 10.... How is possible? Polls where you allow multiple votes are always spoilt. I voted exactly three times for the songs I mentioned above, but others may not be that disciplined.... Maybe someone clicked on the Try Again poll option, thought about the title, so tried again, and again, and again. Or as the saying goes, if at first you don't succeed try again, if next you don't succeed, try again, and so on. Try Again was my top choice, but I only tried clicking on it once (and voted for two others). Enabling multiple votes is always susceptible to manipulation, tom-foolery, and it increases the chance of error. I often use multiple-votes, but have never known anyone to abuse those polls. It's probably a lack of interest in part as my choices tend not to be very popular or mainstream, and they tend to attract the same members who just aren't into such antics. The worst I usually get is people not voting as much as I would like in multiple choice polls (I've actually said for some polls, vote as many times as you like for any one option, and still individuals will only vote once for an option, and often I see more posts than votes when I make polls, which I often appreciate.) If you care about accuracy, then enabling multiple voting is not the best way to go. As for me, I care more about the discussion and comments than the poll results. I do wish that the voting members were made public with our forum software since you get a lot of silent voters in popular polls (like Genesis, Yes, Boyz II Men, King Crimson, G. Love & Special Sauce, Pink Floyd, Rush, Limp Bizkit etc.), and it would curb cases such as this (as would forum software that didn't allow you to vote for an option more than once). But it's not that important of an issue to me, more a curiosity.

 

Logan wrote: M@x rarely visits the forum it seems, and he posts hardly ever. My biggest issue is the Captcha, by the way, which causes me problems, although I find Opera much less prone to it than when I use the Chrome and Safari web browsers.

Logan wrote: Sean Trane wrote: Logan wrote: M@x rarely visits the forum it seems, and he posts hardly ever. My biggest issue is the Captcha, by the way, which causes me problems, although I find Opera much less prone to it than when I use the Chrome and Safari web browsers.   are you still having Craptcha problems??   I don't think I've seen once on PA (on another site well, though) this year   BTW: I use Firefox & Bing at home and IE and Bing (or Google) at work While it's not a serious problem for me, it's become worse for me (no problems yet today, though). When others were complaining at first, I wasn't experiencing it at all. I also use Firefox quite a lot, and do find it better than Chrome (that I use as a more secure browser). I especially have had problem with Captcha on my iPad and on my android phone, but it affects the laptops I use as well (one being a PC, and the other an iMac).

Thank you all for the explanations. 

I have a new and my own interpretation of Lover Boy from Even In the Quitest Moments.And that is of a love struck couple on a deep space exploration. the loooong and slow pace showcase the enviroment of traveling in an unincompasiable space. From its romantic hopefull beginnkng, to its mendering everyday experience and the final, an intence violent finaly.

Edited by Icarium - April 08 2019 at 14:36