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- #11
- Posted: 12/24/2018 00:53
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| Rhyner wrote: | | I especially hate the one-album-per-artist rule a lot of charts have. |
But you love a two-album-per-artist rule, right? (Says member who follows that one.) 😉
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- #12
- Posted: 12/24/2018 01:23
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| elo269megv wrote: | I wouldn't say theres one particular album or artist, but ways I sense a chart will be good are:
1. any of my top 10 or even 20 in their top 10
2. one of my top 25 artists as their #1 (bonus for more than 1 in top 10)
3. nonconventional picks (of bands I like - you dont get style points for being obscure) that are good, underrated
4. albums I've recently been into among the first few pages
5. notes / description / thought / time / effort
It's one of those "I know when I see it" type things |
Yup.
Checked out your charts. You’d like my picks and also dihansse. When I find charts like yours or his, which have my big favorites in them, I try to listen to the other albums which aren’t on mine. I’ve found many great albums that way.
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- #13
- Posted: 12/24/2018 02:17
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| PurpleHazel wrote: | | But you love a two-album-per-artist rule, right? (Says member who follows that one.) :wink: |
It's definitely not as bad. But sorry, I still don't like it. I'd prefer that everyone's charts were simply ranked lists of their genuine favorites, with no self-imposed restrictions.
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- #14
- Posted: 12/24/2018 09:42
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Kidding! Obviously you wouldn't hate one and like the other. But if I didn't have some kind of restriction 20% of my chart would be Coltrane, Mingus and Miles, and that's kind of boring, even to me.
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dihansse
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- #15
- Posted: 12/26/2018 08:57
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| PurpleHazel wrote: | | But you love a two-album-per-artist rule, right? (Says member who follows that one.) :wink: |
I still like to stick to the one album per artist rule because it allows me to give a better view on my musical tastes.
I try to solve the problem by sticking to the one artist per album rule but to mention in the comments also the other albums I like of that artist. The problem with that is that these other albums don’t get any rank points that way.
But I don’t stick to that rule in my decade and year charts.
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