Albums in the BEA Top 100 - Music - Forums : Best Ever Albums

cartoken

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Humans are really complicated ! this website asked one question : what do you think are the best albums ever ? this question is very clear and simple. but people start thinking about including the greatest albums, a policy of 1 album per artist, promoting obscure albums, adding albums from each decade ... and so on.

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cartoken wrote:

Humans are really complicated ! this website asked one question : what do you think are the best albums ever ? this question is very clear and simple. but people start thinking about including the greatest albums, a policy of 1 album per artist, promoting obscure albums, adding albums from each decade ... and so on.

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Yeah, it seems to be such a simple thing at first, and then you realize it isn't all that simple.

Applerill

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Jhereko wrote:

Kinda seems like you're trying to form the taste people perceive when they look at your chart. But I think you've struggled with the fact that your chart isn't as avant-garde as you would like for a while, haven't you? (I think I remember you complaining about the fact that you had NAPLES in your similar charts.

But the way I see it your chart is your chart and if you wanna do that its not that much of a farcry from the '1 album per artist ' format.

...Darn you, Jhereko! I was afraid you'd point this out! Embarassed

Yeah, that's basically the case. I mean, I don't want to be pretentious or anything, but it's sort of annoying when you fall in love with all these avant-garde albums, but because you like all the Rolling Stone classics along with it, people think you've just discovered, lets say, OK Computer, even though I've actually been pretty bored of it for the past year.

Of course, I must point out that this wasn't a very substantial change at all. Only about 7-8 albums were affected, a few of them (such as Is This It) I wanted to omit for PR reasons anyway.

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Applerill wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Kinda seems like you're trying to form the taste people perceive when they look at your chart. But I think you've struggled with the fact that your chart isn't as avant-garde as you would like for a while, haven't you? (I think I remember you complaining about the fact that you had NAPLES in your similar charts.

But the way I see it your chart is your chart and if you wanna do that its not that much of a farcry from the '1 album per artist ' format.

...Darn you, Jhereko! I was afraid you'd point this out! Embarassed

Yeah, that's basically the case. I mean, I don't want to be pretentious or anything, but it's sort of annoying when you fall in love with all these avant-garde albums, but because you like all the Rolling Stone classics along with it, people think you've just discovered, lets say, OK Computer, even though I've actually been pretty bored of it for the past year.

Of course, I must point out that this wasn't a very substantial change at all. Only about 7-8 albums were affected, a few of them (such as Is This It) I wanted to omit for PR reasons anyway.

*nods wisely in agreement* I perfectly don't understand what you're saying.

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Applerill wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Kinda seems like you're trying to form the taste people perceive when they look at your chart. But I think you've struggled with the fact that your chart isn't as avant-garde as you would like for a while, haven't you? (I think I remember you complaining about the fact that you had NAPLES in your similar charts.

But the way I see it your chart is your chart and if you wanna do that its not that much of a farcry from the '1 album per artist ' format.

...Darn you, Jhereko! I was afraid you'd point this out! :oops:

Yeah, that's basically the case. I mean, I don't want to be pretentious or anything, but it's sort of annoying when you fall in love with all these avant-garde albums, but because you like all the Rolling Stone classics along with it, people think you've just discovered, lets say, OK Computer, even though I've actually been pretty bored of it for the past year.

Of course, I must point out that this wasn't a very substantial change at all. Only about 7-8 albums were affected, a few of them (such as Is This It) I wanted to omit for PR reasons anyway.

Why would "people" think you've just discovered OK Computer if you have a chart that is made up of the jewels from 60 years of making albums?

Jackwc

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...I... I just like to make charts with albums I like...
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Jackwc wrote:

...I... I just like to make charts with albums I like...

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Jackwc wrote:

...I... I just like to make charts with albums I like...

That's the whole point of the site.

Jackwc

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Eggman/Walrus/Taxman wrote:

Jackwc wrote:

...I... I just like to make charts with albums I like...

That's the whole point of the site.

I know, I was being sarcastic for the most part.
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