Interactive Poll # 15: Yes, I did say catchy |
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The Anders
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Posted: August 15 2020 at 14:19 |
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My votes: PAOLA TURCI: VOLO COSì Eye to Eye - "Mermaid Man" Foals - Exit |
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The Anders
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I had to turn to Spotify for many songs. YouTube are blocking half of them in Denmark due to a dispute with the Danish copyright agency. PAOLA TURCI: VOLO COSì Restrained singer/songwriter. I really like the meditative intro. The chords are atmospheric. Portishead - "Sour Times" This one I already knew. Dummy is one of my favourite albums from the 90's. Really like it of course, but I would rather vote for something that is new to me. De Staat - Blues is Dead I knew De Staat for the punky "Peptalk" that opens the album. "Blues is Dead" is new to me. Quite quirky, and I enjoy it a lot. I liked "Peptalk" a little better. Imperial Teen - You're One Melodically it reminds me a bit of early Who. The sound is more garage-like. Salada de Frutas - Se Cá Nevasse A bit new way-sounding. Interesting intro. I think the sound and production is more interesting than the actual composition which is perhaps a bit anonymous. The guitar riff in the verse deserves credits though - quite cheeky actually. I also like the vocal harmonies. Enter the Haggis “Gasoline" Think I have heard this one before. Not so much my style though. Edited by The Anders - August 15 2020 at 14:18 |
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Sounds lovely, I would not feel bad about bad wifi with all of the beauty around me of those locations.
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jamesbaldwin
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Yes, on holiday!
First Gran Sasso Mountain and now Adriatico Sea, in the South of Italy,near Albania and Greece. Here there Is a bad wifi. |
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Amos Goldberg (professor of Genocide Studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem): Yes, it's genocide. It's so difficult and painful to admit it, but we can no longer avoid this conclusion.
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Both are questionable as to whether they are participating at this time. If they are, that's great! The more the merrier.
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mathman0806
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On Slave Raider, I had not heard of them. Seems like they were more of a regional metal band. I feel like there had to be this conversation:
Singer: Do you guys want to play in my band? Band: Not sure, maybe. Singer: I have a chainsaw! Band: Uh, ok, we're in.
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Not much time for commenting. Votes went to:
Jarbol - Didn't think of as catchy at first, but it stuck with me, and I did really like it. Like an earlier comment, I also viewed it as captivating. Interesting video. Enter the Haggis - Kept in my head through the week. Good fun! Glen Adams Affair - Definitely catchy. A number of others came close: Loud Sugar, Slave Raider, Yello, Foals, De Staat. Yeah so most of the songs. Agreeing with Sam, it made for a good mix tape.
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Snicolette
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From the team topic, it looks like Shadowyzard is supposed to be next, followed by Raff.
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jamesbaldwin
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When Will the next pollo start?
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Lewian
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Seems we are the two lonely Foals fans here.
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My podium:
1 Portished 2 Rosu si Negru 3 Jarbol __ Greta successo for Paola Turci |
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I give my first vote to Foals - Exit. I already knew this track before the poll. I know that for some people, that would've disqualified it, but I don't subscribe to that philosophy.
I'm still undecided about my second and third vote. |
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Lewian
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I take the different road from suitkees... out of the four candidates for vote 2 and 3 You're One and Blues is Dead are more catchy, but I like Mermaid Man and Domingo more, so my votes are for them. And Nista... I said this already...
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suitkees
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Cast my two remaining votes...
Indeed! In an earlier post I said that some of the songs (in the long-list) were more up-tempo than catchy in my ears. "Catchy", to me, means you start to tap your feet or - consciously or unconsciously - start to move other body parts, and that you sing along with one or two lines that invite you to sing along with them, because they are repeated... My preferred songs are not the same as those I voted for, which are for me the most catchy ones that I like (too). Otherwise I would have voted for Paola Turci and especially Jarboli. But the last one is more captivating than catchy, I think. It has a nice trance-inducing groove... Those are just my behearers' ears.
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Meltdowner
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The nomination playlist is such a cool mixtape It was a hard choice but I liked De Staat, Eye to Eye and Glen Adams Affair slightly more.
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dr wu23
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Lots of different things there that I am not familiar with......hard to pick only 3...but went with
Portishead-Sour Times.....a band I have always wanted to explore but never did...seductive music. Imperial teen- You're One.....always liked what I call 'power pop'...and they fit that niche for me even though they aren't quite as hard edged as some others. Instant Karma Coffee House- Loud Sugar.....different but cool music....not sure what to call it but it was fun and clever....liked the vocals and lyrics.
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Snicolette
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My top 3:
1. George: Imperial
Teen “You’re One” Nice classic
intro! I liked the Alt Rock era a
lot. Love this kind of poppy yet not actually quite-as-sweet as the era it sort of emulates band. Still wondering why they weren't a bigger hit in that era. 2. Dr
wu23: Enter the Haggis “Casualties of Retail” I have heard of them (love the name!) but had
never heard them before. Not a fan of
haggis itself, but this one is probably going to keep coming back to my
mind. Always up for a new Celtic twist. 3. Lewian: Foals “Exits” I like the bell-like almost oriental keys
repeating and the backwards (?) keys or guitars, not sure what it is, but nice
effect and catchy. Honorable Mention: I don't even like disco, but this was an earworm, nonetheless. Jaketejas: Glen
Adams Affair “Just a Groove” You
definitely got the general idea. First disco entry of the bunch and pretty
catchy, too. |
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