Is London Calling going down? (It just did)

[Guest]

EDIT: As of 05/19/2012, Kid A has passed London Calling.



When I first came to this site about 9 or 10 months ago (I think), London Calling was ranked #8 by a pretty sizable margin. Now it's down to #9, and the #10 album (Kid A) is within 200 points (so potentially 2 or 3 charts) of it.

I find this especially interesting because it's been ages since Kid A moved. Who thinks it'll take over the #9 position soon?

[Mind Movie]

[albummaster]

hope not, but looks quite likely. (Personally, I don't like Kid A very much, but I know others love it.)

[alelsupreme]

I reckon it should move down to 50's or something. But not much furthr, it took me like 4 listens but i finally got it.

[Guest]

Yeah, it's good, but I personally consider London Calling far superior. Then again, I discovered and fell in love with London Calling much earlier than Kid A.

[40footwolf]

I hope not, it's better than every other album in the top 10 by quite a large margin.
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[PrinceMush]

I don't see it decreasing much more. We've had a couple of great albums last year, but I doubt anything will top the top tens from here on out. As for Kid A taking over the 9th position? I find it possible; although I don't think it'll move much farther down. In my opinion "London Calling" is far more superior than "Kid A".

[HigherThanTheSun]

It wouldn't bother me so much, their self titled debut is infinitely superior.

Still better than Kid A though...
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[cartoken]

London Calling should be #500 or something.
i'm glad it gonna leave the top 10, first behind the far superior Kid A very soon, and then 11# behind the perfect Funeral in quite a while

[ShaneSpear]