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Poll Question: What are some of our favourites from 2022 so far?
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Originally posted by jamesbaldwin jamesbaldwin wrote:

Ok if George and Nickie have patience,I change my selection and choose these songs directly from the Sanremo festival
Lorenzo, why don't you just enjoy your holidays? If you won't be back until the end of the month, as you said earlier, you won't be able to vote in the preliminary voting anyway. But you can still listen to the tracks in the final selection and vote, whenever that may be.


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Thanks Nickie for getting the videos!

Updated playlist. Lorenzo's selections are at the end.

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Snicolette Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 16 2022 at 13:24
Originally posted by mathman0806 mathman0806 wrote:

Thanks Nickie for getting the videos!

Updated playlist. Lorenzo's selections are at the end.

  Thank you for being so on top of it, George!Clap
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For Lorenzo's updated selection:

1. Irama - Ovunque sarai (five points)
2. Elisa - O Forse sei tu (three points)
3. Mahmoud and Blanco - Brividi (2 points)
4. Achille Lauro - Domenica (1 point)
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Snicolette Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 16 2022 at 13:46
Thoughts/rankings of Lorenzo's revised selections, all are now 2022 pieces.

Lorenzo:  Mahmoud and Blanco: Brividi  I like the washy guitars in the beginning and the piano here throughout.  A bit of a staccato vocal, nice harmonies.  A bit of anguish in the tone, yet hopeful, very current sensibilities.

Elisa: O Forse sei tu  Sounds more contemplative here, beautiful female vocals and piano.  A classic ballad feel to the piece, triumphant.

Achille Lauro: Domenica  Very modern, yet hearkening to some of the 80s rockers a bit to my ear.  Well-crafted hit-type song. 

Irama: Ovunque sarai  Beautiful strings opening the piece.  Simple piano and a yearning male vocal ballad.  

1)      Elisa: O Forse sei tu  (5 points)

2)      Irama: Ovunque sarai  (3 points)

3)      Achille Lauro (2 points)

4)      Mahmoud and Blanco (1 point)




Edited by Snicolette - August 24 2022 at 07:59
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Originally posted by Mila-13 Mila-13 wrote:

Originally posted by jamesbaldwin jamesbaldwin wrote:

Ok if George and Nickie have patience,I change my selection and choose these songs directly from the Sanremo festival

Lorenzo, why don't you just enjoy your holidays? If you won't be back until the end of the month, as you said earlier, you won't be able to vote in the preliminary voting anyway. But you can still listen to the tracks in the final selection and vote, whenever that may be.




Good question.

When I created the First interattive poll,more than 2 years ago,my daughter Alice was near tò Born. I didnt know the Ip were going tò go ahead and I Remember a few weeks later I attended an Ip from the clinic where my partner had a caesarean section. I wrote with Alice Who was sleeping on my lap. That Summer I came tò this netless residence and I partecipare with the same limitations I have today.Last year I broke my knee twice and for this reason I was un'abile tò vote at 3 Ip but I recovered 2. My vote Is missing Just for Logan's. And I Will vote! In September I Will vote for that old poll and for this One.

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Originally posted by jamesbaldwin jamesbaldwin wrote:

Originally posted by Mila-13 Mila-13 wrote:

Originally posted by jamesbaldwin jamesbaldwin wrote:

Ok if George and Nickie have patience,I change my selection and choose these songs directly from the Sanremo festival

Lorenzo, why don't you just enjoy your holidays? If you won't be back until the end of the month, as you said earlier, you won't be able to vote in the preliminary voting anyway. But you can still listen to the tracks in the final selection and vote, whenever that may be.




Good question.

When I created the First interattive poll,more than 2 years ago,my daughter Alice was near tò Born. I didnt know the Ip were going tò go ahead and I Remember a few weeks later I attended an Ip from the clinic where my partner had a caesarean section. I wrote with Alice Who was sleeping on my lap. That Summer I came tò this netless residence and I partecipare with the same limitations I have today.Last year I broke my knee twice and for this reason I was un'abile tò vote at 3 Ip but I recovered 2. My vote Is missing Just for Logan's. And I Will vote! In September I Will vote for that old poll and for this One.

For me
Partecipating Is a sentimental question.



  It's been a busy couple of years for you, Lorenzo.  Lots of big changes!  Hug
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Nicky & Greg: Thanks a lot for your comments. I find that Red Snapper track very addictive (they're good at that... not sure whether you know their earlier stuff).

Nicky: Although I find the first entry in your list rather underwhelming, the next three are good to great. Ana Alcaide's track is one of those magical melodies I can listen to again and again.
5 Ana Alcaide
3 Mary Fahl
2 Midlake
1 Returned to the Earth's White Room



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Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Nicky & Greg: Thanks a lot for your comments. I find that Red Snapper track very addictive (they're good at that... not sure whether you know their earlier stuff).

Nicky: Although I find the first entry in your list rather underwhelming, the next three are good to great. Ana Alcaide's track is one of those magical melodies I can listen to again and again.
5 Ana Alcaide
3 Mary Fahl
2 Midlake
1 Returned to the Earth's White Room

  Glad you enjoyed the 3, Christian.  White Room seems to be one of those prog people either love or don't, from reviews, too.  
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My track list is now complete. You can find it here

My first suggestion has been replaced by a small treat . . Wink



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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Snicolette Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 16 2022 at 19:01
Mila's switcheroo changed it up a bit for me, but not terribly.

Chassol: I figli morti  (Morricone)  Laid back jazz feel to this one.  It does gain a bit of intensity, but mostly stays in the same groove.

1)      Lalalar: Hiç Mutlu Olmam Daha Iyi (5 points)

2)      Chassol: I figli morti  (Morricone)  (3 points)

3)      Charlotte Adigérie & Bolis Pupul: Thank You (2 points)

4)      Brandt Brauer Frick: Step  (1 point)


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I have the original and I really like that version of the Maestro Morricone. It feels/ sounds so fresh and vibrant.   I think I'm still keeping my number one, but that could easily be in first place too. Great homage, sans fromage! (i.e. not cheesy as some covers are not that I dislike cheese).   A real treat for me, thanks.

1. Brandt Brauer Frick - Step (5 points)
2. Chassol - I figli morti (3 points)
3. Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul - Thank You (2 points)
4. Lalalar - Hiç Mutlu Olmam Daha Iyi (1 point)

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Mila: Your change makes my points distribution a bit easier, because I'm actually quite disappointed with Chassol's interpretation of Morricone's piece: it takes out all of the dramatic tension and irony that is in the original to turn it into a gentle jazzy tapestry, IMHO.

Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul: 5 points
Lalalar: 3 points
Brandt Brauer Frick: 2 points
Chassol: 1 point


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Greg: Great selection! I recognize your predilection for atmospheric music. I've just one problem: I love the music of Current 93, but have never been able to enjoy their vocals/singing style. Same here. The other three are wonderful, each in it's own right, so the ranking of the first three is rather arbitrary.

YAYA Kim - Providence of Providence: 5 points
Perfume Genius - Teeth: 3 points
Melody's Echo Chamber - Alma, The Voyage: 2 points
Current 93 - There Is No Zodiac: 1 point

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George: A very enjoyable selection indeed, all four! But I was actually most pleasantly surprised by We broke the weather's Fire Season with it's unexpected changes of pace and tone, where it starts of as what could become an "ordinary" rock track. I'm very much charmed by the voice and the emotion of S.G. Goodman, which is why I put her second, followed by Kikagaku Moyo and Spooky Cool, the latter being maybe the most conventional one, but still very enjoyable.

We broke the weather: 5 points
S.G. Goodman: 3 points
Kikagaku Moyo: 2 points
Spooky Cool: 1 point




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Nick: Of your selection Boris is the only one that didn't really convince me: I don't like her whispering voice/singing style and the "let's tick some post-rock cliché boxes" with the guitar wall of sound lacks originality, IMHO. The other three however are wonderful and ranking them is difficult. I love that soundscape thingy and the electronic aspect of Mario Lino Stancati, the rocky hypnotism of Cola de Zero and the folky and angelic dreamscape of Kalandra. All three very atmospheric. So, these three could be on a spot of the other, but here it goes:

Cola de Zorro: 5 points
Mario Lino Stancati: 3 points
Kalandra: 2 points (but they deserve more...)
Boris: 1 point


Christian: Oh no, not those experimental things again... Wink  Lucy brings us some industrial experimental sample thingies, a kind of Einstürzend Kraftwerk, with some funny elements. I also like Laura Veirs very much; makes me think a bit of Rozi Plain, but more on the indie side than the folk side. Great sonics. With So Sner we are more in the electronic experimentation and this is my favourite of yours (love this one!), because I'm a bit disappointed by the Red Snapper track which is a bit too "lazy" on the composition side, to my ears.

So Sner: 5 points
Lucy: 3 points
Laura Veirs: 2 points
Red Snapper: 1 point


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Lorenzo: Mahmoud and Blanco sound a bit too much like a Eurovision Song Contest song to my ears. Which is not a compliment. Very forgettable. Elisa has a great voice and the song has some catchy melodies. It works, but it's not overly original either. Achille Lauro... Lorenzo, I think you've sent your musical mind on holiday too; how dare you. Go confess, since it's Sunday Tongue (this is not for me). Irama is a bit better again, but we're still very much in Eurovision Song Contest territories.
Lorenzo, where are you? Someone hacked your account! Come back!

Elisa: 5 points
Irama: 3 points
Mahmoud and Blanco: 2 points
Achille Lauro: 1 point


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Originally posted by suitkees suitkees wrote:


Lorenzo: Mahmoud and Blanco sound a bit too much like a Eurovision Song Contest song to my ears. Which is not a compliment. Very forgettable. Elisa has a great voice and the song has some catchy melodies. It works, but it's not overly original either. Achille Lauro... Lorenzo, I think you've sent your musical mind on holiday too; how dare you. Go confess, since it's Sunday Tongue (this is not for me). Irama is a bit better again, but we're still very much in Eurovision Song Contest territories.
Lorenzo, where are you? Someone hacked your account! Come back!

Elisa: 5 points
Irama: 3 points
Mahmoud and Blanco: 2 points
Achille Lauro: 1 point



Oh yes I know! My new selection Is a penitence for you!;-)

Elisa has a beautiful voice but nothing else. Mahmoud hmmm He won the festival with Blanco, and in the 2019 (Mauro Pagani ex PFM was the artistic director) he won alone... unbelievable! Two times! I Guess he won because black Muslim and gay (no coming out until now)
I cant stand him.

And what about Achille Lauro?

Guccini,talking about him,said: Is he the new Singer songwriter? When I was young I didnt Need tò show my ass tò sing


PS Ok the Melody of Elisa and Irama's songs are not bad

Edited by jamesbaldwin - August 17 2022 at 10:04
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Been listening over the past few days.

Mila:

For me, the top spot was clearly Brandt Brauer Frick. Got a bit more difficult for the next. I liked them all but different. But took Lalalar just over Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul. Liked the quirkiness and overall enjoyed Charlotte Adigéry as my streaming app at one point started playing other videos from including a concert. By default, Chassol ended up last but I enjoyed, in particular at about 3:30. Up until then it was a bit too 'relaxed'.

Brandt Brauer Frick - 5 pts
Lalalar - 3 pts
Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul - 2 pts
Chassol- 1 pt

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Nick:

My ranking of your selection came readily on first listen but last two spots waffles on repeated listens.

Cola de zorro - 5 pts
Mario Lino Stancati - 3 pts
Kalandra - 2 pts
Boris - 1 pt
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