Is London Calling going down? (It just did) - Music

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Called it.

revolver94
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Some other interesting changes (not sure how recently these happened, but I just noticed them now):

Pet Sounds is now #11 (YAY!!!!)
Is This It is now #30 and Stone Roses is #29 (noooo...)

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revolver94 wrote:

Some other interesting changes (not sure how recently these happened, but I just noticed them now):

Pet Sounds is now #11 (YAY!!!!)
Is This It is now #30 and Stone Roses is #29 (noooo...)

Yeah, I noticed Pet Sounds as well. I guess it's just always felt like those albums in the 11-13 range have always been switchin' around to me, so I wasn't quite as surprised. When I saw Kid A, on the other hand...

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Checked the overall chart.

Kid A has moved up one spot, so has Pet Sounds, leaving London Calling and Funeral behind.

In the former case, I think Kid A is slightly better than London Calling.

In the latter, I'm not happy. Because Funeral is also slightly better than Pet Sounds.

Strange that I'm preferring the more recent albums to the classics, but yeah, that's what I say.

I have to update my overall chart, and add Funeral in it. NOW.

Oh, and Highway 61 Revisited is still at #17, behind In Rainbows Evil or Very Mad

I'm gonna take off In Rainbows from my 2000s decade chart, which has to be updated anyway, and I will delete all the entries in my '60s chart and place Highway 61 Revisited at the top.

I hope it at least gives Highway 61 something of a boost.

And what's with VU & Nico not getting any higher than it is?

Get it more high, I say. Make it more drunk.

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Eggman/Walrus/Taxman wrote:

Checked the overall chart.

Kid A has moved up one spot, so has Pet Sounds, leaving London Calling and Funeral behind.

In the former case, I think Kid A is slightly better than London Calling.

In the latter, I'm not happy. Because Funeral is also slightly better than Pet Sounds.

Strange that I'm preferring the more recent albums to the classics, but yeah, that's what I say.

I have to update my overall chart, and add Funeral in it. NOW.

Oh, and Highway 61 Revisited is still at #17, behind In Rainbows Evil or Very Mad

I'm gonna take off In Rainbows from my 2000s decade chart, which has to be updated anyway, and I will delete all the entries in my '60s chart and place Highway 61 Revisited at the top.

I hope it at least gives Highway 61 something of a boost.

And what's with VU & Nico not getting any higher than it is?

Give it more high, I say. Make it more drunk.

Weird, I prefer London Calling to Kid A and Pet Sounds to Funeral, though I usually find myself preferring more recent albums to classics.

I'm pretty okay with VU & N staying where it's at, as well (or going lower, that's be cool).

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swedenman wrote:

Weird, I prefer London Calling to Kid A and Pet Sounds to Funeral, though I usually find myself preferring more recent albums to classics.

I'm pretty okay with VU & N staying where it's at, as well (or going lower, that's be cool).

That's funny.

Evil or Very Mad

That's NOT funny.

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Eggman/Walrus/Taxman wrote:

That's funny.

Evil or Very Mad

That's NOT funny.

Sorry, much like Paranoid, I just don't get it \_O_o_/

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revolver94 wrote:

Is This It is now #30 and Stone Roses is #29 (noooo...)

This sucks Evil or Very Mad

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This makes me sad Sad

London Calling is one of the few perfect albums imo, definitely the best in the official top 10. Damn Radiohead fans..........
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cartoken wrote:

This sucks Evil or Very Mad

No it doesn't.

Stone Roses is better than Is This It.

Even if only slightly.

This is one case where I think the classic rightfully deserved a higher spot than the recent album.