Flynn said:So great.
swoon said:the only record that really matters. my other 9 picks i'm going to have trouble accounting for.
otis redding - live at the whiskey gogo
AlternativeUlster said:To VoxPop:
I am glad someone picked it up. I love that record to death and its rotations for me are up in the 100s for that beast.
swoon said:that doesn't make any sense, and i know what those words mean. those songs were new if like you were at the show and then came home and tried to buy the single of them but couldn't because they only existed in that moment. it's just happenstance they y'know he wasn't famous until a year later when aretha had already made respect a big hit for herself and the longhairs finally saw the light. then his plane crashed and the studio cashed in, but this isn't like kicking televisions or whatever else you'd be familiar with.
AlternativeUlster said:In the thread when we were coming up with the rules, we wanted people to pick albums that weren't greatest hits albums and then the topic arose of live records since they were pretty much just greatest hits live even though many times the songs were the definitive versions. How much of the songs that appeared on the record were released post-humous and not before that record? Or at least on LP form. I am going through his discog and he has a couple of LPs before that live record.
tekumseh said:I'd like to play, if it's not too late. If it is, fuck me, I guess...:lol
Pick 1 - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco
Pick 2 - Smile by Brian Wilson
tekumseh said:I'd like to play, if it's not too late. If it is, fuck me, I guess...:lol
Pick 1 - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco
Pick 2 - Smile by Brian Wilson
tekumseh said:I'd like to play, if it's not too late. If it is, fuck me, I guess...:lol
Pick 1 - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco
Pick 2 - Smile by Brian Wilson
swoon said:at the time of recording only otis blue and ...sings sould ballads had come out. two songs appear from those albums. a third song, the rolling stones cover had be released as a single as well.
i though in the thread their were exceptions to the live rule for important live albums like this one, the one i'm going to pick next, cheap tricks', hendrix, live at harlem square, frampton, at leeds, some of the unplugged albums, folsom prison and like a shit ton of jazz albums.
Cosmic Bus said:Round 2:
Talk Talk, Laughing Stock
AlternativeUlster said:Sorry swoon. I was using this as a reference point to see what tracks were released when. Yeah, there are a bunch of important live albums but the consensus from the other thread was not to include them. Here is a great top 50 of stuff not being able to get included:
http://www.stylusmagazine.com/artic...-magazines-top-50-live-albums-of-all-time.htm
swoon said:are you missing a link there? show recorded early 66 most the song were released on album afterwards notably the two albums released later that year.
Cosmic Bus said:I was surprised Kevtones hadn't taken it (or Spirit of Eden) already.
Unlike sports fantasy I actually have thought about this a decent amount. Going to make my second round scrub out all the more painful. :lolCyan said:BioHazard and Kara are both looking pretty good.
Yeah most of these records have been absolutely atrocious. What are they thinking?NameGenerated said:I already know I probably won't pass the first round. Most people are picking shit that "everyone likes".
It was on my list. Everyone loves the Mac.Cosmic Bus said:Goddamn it, Eric WK. Rumours was my next pick and I didn't think anyone else here would choose a Fleetwood album in a million years.
Cosmic Bus said:Goddamn it, Eric WK. Rumours was my next pick and I didn't think anyone else here would choose a Fleetwood album in a million years.
I don't want to make a big deal out of this, but from what I've seen, out of ten songs, four were on studio albums released before the live set was recorded, two were on a studio album released the same year as the live set was recorded, two were covers, one was on a previously released live album, and one appears to be wholly new to the album.swoon said:it was recorded in 66 which is the point. it wasn't released at the time because he wasn't popular enough, but that doesn't change the intention behind recording the show.
I never said they were bad, but a lot are really well known and almost universally loved. They are going to get a lot of votes.Karakand said:Yeah most of these records have been absolutely atrocious. What are they thinking
See.Karakand said:It was on my list. Everyone loves the Mac.
Cosmic Bus said:Round 2:
Talk Talk, Laughing Stock
That's what I found too.Squirrel Killer said:I don't want to make a big deal out of this, but from what I've seen, out of ten songs, four were on studio albums released before the live set was recorded, two were on a studio album released the same year as the live set was recorded, two were covers, one was on a previously released live album, and one appears to be wholly new to the album.
Squirrel Killer said:I don't want to make a big deal out of this, but from what I've seen, out of ten songs, four were on studio albums released before the live set was recorded, two were on a studio album released the same year as the live set was recorded, two were covers, one was on a previously released live album, and one appears to be wholly new to the album.
You called it "shit," that's a negative descriptor if there ever was one.NameGenerated said:I never said they were bad, but a lot are really well known and almost universally loved. They are going to get a lot of votes.
Ford Prefect said:I love how an entire, page-spanning discussion of Eno took place and no one mentioned Another Green World (likely for fear of giving away a future pick).
Well suck it, bitches!
Brian Eno - Another Green World
Ford Prefect said:I love how an entire, page-spanning discussion of Eno took place and no one mentioned Another Green World (likely for fear of giving away a future pick).
Well suck it, bitches!
Brian Eno - Another Green World
Karakand said:You called it "shit," that's a negative descriptor if there ever was one.
AU should rig the seeding so we can square off.
Wes said:Second Pick:
Justice - Cross
(damn the fact these picks happen at 5am local time for me)
Ford Prefect said:I love how an entire, page-spanning discussion of Eno took place and no one mentioned Another Green World (likely for fear of giving away a future pick).
Well suck it, bitches!
Brian Eno - Another Green World
Oh c'mon dude, Closer was next pick and my favorite JD album. Decades has to be one of the greatest closing songs ever.hXc_thugg said:Joy Division - Closer !
Vox-Pop said:Oh c'mon dude, Closer was next pick and my favorite JD album. Decades has to be one of the greatest closing songs ever.
it's cool man you'd probably winNameGenerated said:....
-_-
DataStream said:have you guys heard Les Bains Douches? I prefer the live versions to most of the recorded versions.
I have a feeling this next round is going to end with alot of crushed dreams.
Karakand said:I was thinking we were gonna get our first rap stuff, myself.
edit: This is really fun, BTW. Glad I decided to play.
So is this going be an elimination bracket through voting? I can't wait for the arguments that will ensue with polarizing artists i.e. Oasis vs. Blur.AlternativeUlster said:Oh yeah, I completely forgot about that. We only really have had someone pick Nas and the Beastie Boys so far. I would have thought the Chronic would be picked within the first round. We did get a couple of big jazz records this round though which I didn't expect.
The drafting part was actually more fun than the tournament part when I played this on another forum. I still need to figure out a better course of action on how to pull this off perhaps.