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louisjwyatt
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Age: 30
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- #31
- Posted: 04/07/2016 18:47
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StreetSpirit wrote: | Mine would be Photographs and Memories by Jim Croce, currently ranked 14,410. However it is a compilation album, which get no respect on this site. I can understand why users don't ever put compilations on their overall chart, and I agree with that notion. But Jim Croce is the only exception I make. While his three studio albums aren't strong enough to be on my overall, Photographs and Memories pulls the best songs from his three albums and puts them in a pretty cohesive order. More so, I put Photographs and Memories on my overall because I feel bad for Croce. His life was tragically cut short in a plane crash over 40 years ago, and it seems few people even know who he is nowadays.
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Photographs & Memories: His Greates... Jim Croce |
YES! I have "You Don't Mess Around With Jim" on my overall, and even that is just barely in the top 5,000. He's incredibly underrated on this site, and in the music world in general. _________________
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louisjwyatt
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- #32
- Posted: 04/07/2016 18:48
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dihansse wrote: | louisjwyatt wrote: | This beauty right here:
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We're Gonna Walk Around This City With ...sferatu D2
Overall 47,331
I don't think anyone, besides myself, has even rated it. Blows my mind since it's become somewhat of a cult classic in the UK. Listen to "Springsteen" and tell me it's not one of the most charmingly depressing songs you've ever heard. |
I quite like this album. I even gave it a score so it might not be your lowest ranked album any more |
Glad you liked it! _________________
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dihansse
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Age: 60
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- #33
- Posted: 04/07/2016 19:10
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louisjwyatt wrote: | dihansse wrote: | louisjwyatt wrote: | This beauty right here:
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We're Gonna Walk Around This City With ...sferatu D2
Overall 47,331
I don't think anyone, besides myself, has even rated it. Blows my mind since it's become somewhat of a cult classic in the UK. Listen to "Springsteen" and tell me it's not one of the most charmingly depressing songs you've ever heard. |
I quite like this album. I even gave it a score so it might not be your lowest ranked album any more |
Glad you liked it! |
Yest but still only at 47361 so I gave it a comment as well to see it rising
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andyw110183
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Age: 41
Location: Scotland
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- #34
- Posted: 04/07/2016 19:13
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Incubation by Function
Straight up no nonsense techno. Anyone who likes Surgeon or Regis should give this a go.
Ranked #35,952
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- Posted: 04/07/2016 19:54
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andyw110183 wrote: | Straight up no nonsense techno. Anyone who likes Surgeon or Regis should give this a go. |
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baystateoftheart
Neil Young as a butternut squash
Age: 29
Location: Massachusetts
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- Posted: 04/07/2016 20:25
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dihansse wrote: |
Yest but still only at 47361 so I gave it a comment as well to see it rising |
I believe that neither comments nor ratings have any role in an album's rank - just chart placements. _________________ Add me on RYM
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LoneStarRebel
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- Posted: 04/15/2016 03:40
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Now that my chart is at 100 my lowest ranked is:
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Sings Heart Songs by Charley Pride
Rank in 1971: 449
Rank In 1970's: 4,449
Rank Score: 4
Overall Rank: 38,3760
My Rank: 98
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RoundTheBend
I miss the comfort in being sad
Location: Ground Control
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- Posted: 04/15/2016 03:53
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LoneStarRebel wrote: | Now that my chart is at 100 my lowest ranked is:
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Sings Heart Songs by Charley Pride
Rank in 1971: 449
Rank In 1970's: 4,449
Rank Score: 4
Overall Rank: 38,3760
My Rank: 98 |
You have a unique aesthetic and thirst for music. I like it.
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Infinity183
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- Posted: 04/15/2016 09:30
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Branigan 2 by Laura Branigan
Overall Rank: 15,812
I actually own and enjoy a lot of pop albums from the 80s and 90s that few people would consider artistic classics, but this is pretty much the only one that I enjoy enough for it to be on my top 100. What it lacks in lyrical depth it makes up for in the strength of Laura Branigan's vocals wedded to production that perfectly balances lush electronic elements with the grandeur of classic arena music, as was typical around the most underrated year for music, 1983.
A few albums by Mariah Carey are also in my top 100, but she's lucky enough to be a lot more famous than Ms. Branigan, who achieved decent success in the early-mid 80s but then faded away after that, and so those three albums are well within the top 5,000, despite their average ratings being in the 60s.
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Dead Man's Party by Oingo Boingo
Overall Rank: 15,916
I've come to adore Oingo Boingo since finally digging into their catalogue, and I'm really upset that they aren't more popular here. Their 80s albums are all practically equal in brilliance, but this one gets the slight edge because of its standouts, such as the title track, "Just Another Day," "Same Man I Was Before," and "Weird Science." These guys are like the Talking Heads on heroin, blending fast-paced, innovative, world-influenced new wave with a zany lead vocalist and playfully absurd lyrics. I guess these guys just happen to check every box for my own personal tastes, which I guess don't apply as much to this community.
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Zombeels
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- Posted: 04/19/2016 17:23
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How do you find the rankings? I typed in 3 different albums and nothing came up.
I think they are unranked. _________________ "What it is" - Joe Walsh
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