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Snicolette
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This is my list of non-responders, and also, if they responded since I posted this. Samuel said we won't hear from Nevermind (maybe inside info?) and I did send Drew a message, which he's not opened. I think he may have had computer trouble, which is why I reached out extra to him. I am guessing we won't hear back from these others who've not responded, which would be Icarium and Triptych specifically. I've not had this happen before, so I suggested at least listening through to the contenders until we see if they do. If we don't hear back by end of day, I would think it would be safe to vote, on the contenders that are up. I edited my post from yesterday to say that polling would open tomorrow (Sunday), with whomever had responded by then.
Icarium Nevermind Bruford Freak Triptych Edited by Snicolette - November 21 2020 at 14:25 |
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I did see someone had voted, real votes this time. I actually know pretty much how I'm voting and how I would vote for the remaining potential suggestions, so it is possible to have your decisions, even when someone hasn't posted their final choice. I hope this is the case for the one who did vote already.
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^ I think the newcomers to the interactive polls did not understand what we are doing here.
I hope I'm wrong, but this is what it looks like.
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Unfortunately some of the ones I was going to vote for did not make the final cut.....
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One does nothing yet nothing is left undone.
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happens all the time
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It also happened in my poll. I wrote to them all and got them all to put something up (except those that had only nominated one song - I'd just use that). Listening now, great stuff indeed! Nevermind btw seems to be a new account by somebody who had been thrown out earlier, and is therefore probably blocked. (I can see collaborators discussion, I hope it's not top secret but I haven't been warned.)
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Well that could explain a few things....will just nevermind, then.
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Well done, George!
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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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Didn't Triptych post that Sheryl Crow Bond theme as his nomination?
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OK folks, after discussion with a few people on the poll team, I've decided to give it until Tuesday morning to open voting, will post that announcement Tuesday am to remind people if they forget this post.
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Because we are hitting "morning," in other parts of the world, I'm opening up the polls for voting now.
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Quite an excellent selection of song and an amazing playlist. Here's my top 3:
1. Barbara Morgenstern - “Angel’s Whisper” 2. An Pierlé - “Helium Sunset” 3. Heather Nova - "Island" Everything else is literally honorable mentions!
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my three choices here
Heather Nova - "Island" Angelica Garcia - “Valentina in the Moonlight” Francesca Lago - “Bring the Noise”
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There has been a terrible fight at the foot of the podium, but the three that managed to climb on the three steps are: - Faun Fables - Goodbye (listened to and ordered their album) - Barbara Morgenstern - Angel's Whisper - Angelica Garcia - Valentina in the Moonlight If Julia Holter would have been in the fight, she would have kicked one off (don't know who though); I ordered her album too.
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Here we go, for my votes:
As always, huge thanks to everyone participating! All were excellent contributions. And always also to Lorenzo for the creation of the polls and George for the playlists!
1. Angelica
Garcia “Valentina in the Moonlight” You
may say you don’t have a lot to draw from, but you got some cream of the crop
here, with her. I just love this. Dark, haunting, spare, a sad story and a
lovely voice. That just soars in the
chorus. Wow. This one knocks me out. And still did, every listen. 2. Francesca Lago “Bring the Noise”
Dark electric guitar opens, joined by Francesca’s dark, confessional
voice, then cello (?). I wouldn’t mess with her. I like this one a lot, she creates a perfect
atmosphere. Interesting end choice, with
the children singing the chorus. I like songs that give me chills, this one did also, esp with the ending. Teach your children well. 3. Barbara
Morgenstern “Angel’s Whisper” Definitely striking atmospheric performance video
all in “concert black,” with the choir clapping and singing in a
ghostly/angelic way. Her accompaniment
on the piano is minimal, yet perfect for the piece, the sax (and a little bit
of electronic keyboard) perfectly underscores the music in just the right
places to the crescendo ending. This was such a striking performance piece. Honorable Mentions: An Pierlé “Helium Sunset” Love
the title. This has a feeling of the
stage to me. Very expressive voice.
Another ominous piece with her voice punctuating and stressing,
stretching and relaxing, very dynamic. I
like the way she uses her voice as an instrument here. On perusing the lyrics, maybe a suicidal trip
for two? Another haunting one. Mary Black “Trying to Get the Balance”
I do know this one and this treasure of Ireland. This song is about relationships,
figuratively getting balance right as tight-rope walkers, getting balance right
also makes me think of balancing sound, and she does mention trying to be in
harmony, in the lyrics. Piano and guitar
back her clear vocals. If I hadn't known of it, would have been in my top 3, still feel it is so strong, I must make mention of it. Special Mention: If Drew had been able to come back in time, this would also have fought for a top 3 spot. He did contact me and is sorry he didn't have the time to participate fully. Julia Holter “Words I Heard” Live in studio setting here, piano and
strings. I love this kind of a piece,
melancholy, soft horns play along from time to time, this has a very “city”
feeling to me, thoughtful and sophisticated.
Climax of the piece, with shimmery harmonies, making me think of church
bells, somehow, then back down to the general feel to conclude. And, trumpets announce for an extra-special award, goes to Lily Allen's "f**k You," doubtless inspired by the phantom early voter and made me laugh. *curtseys* to George! Edited by Snicolette - November 24 2020 at 12:20 |
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Glad to hear someone likes her music as much as I do. I don't think she gets enough recognition.
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