December 31, 20231 yr J. Cole and The Streets :wub: I’m shocked that Cole is this high but I’m certainly not complaining. He’s my favourite current rapper, even without relaxing any solo released this year, he’s killed it with the features. Even if his newer stuff isn’t the same, the first few Streets albums are all 5/5 and would rank very high in my all-time favourites.
December 31, 20231 yr Didn't even consider The Streets as a solo act! Not that he would have made my votes, although his first two albums are pretty seminal.
December 31, 20231 yr Didn't even consider The Streets as a solo act! Not that he would have made my votes, although his first two albums are pretty seminal. Same here.
December 31, 20231 yr Loved loved loved "A Grand Don't Come For Free' by The Streets all the way through. Would have given him a few points if I remembered him.
December 31, 20231 yr If I had voted The Streets woulda been my highest pointer - their first two albums are the best of my lifetime and the current album is decent too!
January 1, 20241 yr Author NO 52- TOM ODELL ( 82) - 92 POINTS (Voter: Joseph Styles- 27pts, xajnipi- 6pts, Bjork- 24pts, Jason- 15pts, Pete From Leeds- 20pts) TOTAL UK TOP 40 HITS: 4 BIGGEST HIT: REAL LOVE (#7, 2014) f1Ut4gBftRE
January 1, 20241 yr Author NO 51- BOB DYLAN ( NEW)- 94 POINTS (Voter: Voyager- 25pts, Jimwatts- 26pts, Chez Wombat- 19pts, JulianT-24pts) TOTAL UK TOP 40 HITS: 15 BIGGEST HIT: LIKE A ROLLING STONE (#4, 1965) J6Mghyk2ibo
January 1, 20241 yr Author Recap 51-100 No 51- Bob Dylan- 94pts No 52- Tom Odell- 92pts No 53- Nick Jonas- 88pts No 54- The Streets- 87 pts No 55- J Cole- 87 pts No 56- Brandon Flowers- 83pts No 57- Mika- 82 pts No 58- Tom Grennan- 81 pts No 59- John Lennon- 81 pts No 60- Leonard Cohen- 80pts No 61- Aphex Twin- 78pts No 62- Ricky Martin- 78pts No 63- Sting- 78pts No 64- Jason Derulo- 76 pts No 65- Post Malone- 76 pts No 66- Zayn Malik- 73pts No 67- Hozier- 72pts No 68- Lewis Capaldi- 71pts No 69- Gary Barlow- 70 pts No 70- Charlie Puth- 69 pts No 71- Craig David- 69 pts No 72- Lionel Richie- 68pts No 73- Shayne Ward- 65 pts No 74- Tyler The Creator- 65pts No 75- Adam Lambert- 63pts No 76- David Gray- 63 pts No 77- Mark Owen- 63 pts No 78- Fred Again- 62 pts No 79- James Blunt- 62pts No 80- Rick Astley- 60 pts No 81- Mark Ronson- 60 pts No 82- Howard Jones- 60pts No 83- Buddy Holly- 60 pts No 84- Damien Rice- 58 pts No 85- Ben Howard- 58 pts No 86- Beck- 58 pts No 87- Jake Bugg- 58pts No 88- Darren Hayes- 57 pts No 89- Pitbull- 56 pts No 90- Peter Gabriel- 56 pts No 91- Marvin Gaye- 56 pts No 92- Lil Nas X- 55pts No 93- Timbaland- 53 pts No 94- Nat King Cole- 52 pts No 95- Bad Bunny- 52 pts No 96- Tom Jones- 51pts No 97- Seal- 50 pts No 98- Jason Donovan- 49 pts No 99- Kid LAROI- 48 pts No 100- Johnny Cash- 47 Pts
January 1, 20241 yr Author And the voters chart as we hit the top 50! 1 (1) Spiceboy 413 2 (2) Roba 410 3 (3) Jord 376 4 (4) Marcinjaro 360 5 (5) Chez Wombat 353 6 (9) Leonardo 349 7 (14) Garyfeld 342 8 (19) Gezza 337 9 (10) Jade 331 10 (12) Jason 326 11 (10) xajnipi 324 12 (18) Ansel 323 13 (12) Padamic Tension 318 14 (7) Detonate 315 15 (6) Josh! 308 16 (24) Mack 306 17 (7) Nick F1 299 18 (21) Voyager 296 19 (25) Riser 292 20 (20) Mango 288 21 (15) Lukuzz 282 22 (17) Jimwatts 278 22 (26) DarrenJames 278 24 (22) Gooddelta 268 25 (16) Ready For It 265 26 (28) AH Gold 258 27 (28) Smint 255 28 (32) Dandy* 244 29 (30) Vibe 241 30 (27) Rough Edges 235 31 (23) Bjork 230 32 (31) JulianT 204 33 (33) Y’all Starlight 202 34 (35) Rabbitfurcoat 189 35 (36) Lewis GT 158 36 (34) Joseph Styles 154 36 (37) King Rollo 154 38 (40) Pete From Leeds 107 39 (41) Cow P 102 40 (38) !!! 99 41 (39) WhoOdyssey 90
January 1, 20241 yr And the voters chart as we hit the top 50! 1 (1) Spiceboy 413 2 (2) Roba 410 3 (3) Jord 376 4 (4) Marcinjaro 360 5 (5) Chez Wombat 353 6 (9) Leonardo 349 7 (14) Garyfeld 342 8 (19) Gezza 337 9 (10) Jade 331 10 (12) Jason 326 11 (10) xajnipi 324 12 (18) Ansel 323 13 (12) Padamic Tension 318 14 (7) Detonate 315 15 (6) Josh! 308 16 (24) Mack 306 17 (7) Nick F1 299 18 (21) Voyager 296 19 (25) Riser 292 20 (20) Mango 288 21 (15) Lukuzz 282 22 (17) Jimwatts 278 22 (26) DarrenJames 278 24 (22) Gooddelta 268 25 (16) Ready For It 265 26 (28) AH Gold 258 27 (28) Smint 255 28 (32) Dandy* 244 29 (30) Vibe 241 30 (27) Rough Edges 235 31 (23) Bjork 230 32 (31) JulianT 204 33 (33) Y’all Starlight 202 34 (35) Rabbitfurcoat 189 35 (36) Lewis GT 158 36 (34) Joseph Styles 154 36 (37) King Rollo 154 38 (40) Pete From Leeds 107 39 (41) Cow P 102 40 (38) !!! 99 41 (39) WhoOdyssey 90 Omg get me #1 :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
January 1, 20241 yr Quick catchup since my last post here! My faves / artists that may have made my own list from 51-67 are Aphex Twin (nice to see him so high *.*) and Post Malone although the latter is starting to lose my interest a little with his most recent releases (although 'Chemical' and 'Mourning' were both great still). I'm definitely more keen on The Killers than Brandon's solo material but still enjoyed a few of his solo tracks, likewise with Lennon/The Beatles. I've never listened to a full album from Tom Odell but maybe I should as he has quietly racked up quite a few songs I really like, 'Another Love' has really aged like fine wine and 'Black Friday' is a great recent addition to his catalogue. Unexpectedly high for J. Cole as well, I find I tend to like his features more than his own songs but he is great when he wants to be! And insert the stereotypical comment about Bob Dylan songs often being better when someone else is singing them :kink: but of course a living legend.
January 1, 20241 yr Bob Dylan isn't the best vocal in music and that did put me off his work for a while, but his poetry and songwriting is unmatched. Highway 9 Revisited was a brilliant album and contains some of his best storytelling, and no one else could sing Like a Rolling Stone with the sneering contempt that he did x
January 1, 20241 yr So close to the top 50 for Bob Dylan, but a great debut position nonetheless - my faves of his are 'Like A Rolling Stone', 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' and the abrasive 'Idiot Wind' from 1975's Blood On The Tracks which proved he was still a songwriting force, as he has done again many times since.
January 1, 20241 yr 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' is my favourite I've heard from Bob as well I think!
January 2, 20241 yr Quick catchup since my last post here! My faves / artists that may have made my own list from 51-67 are Aphex Twin (nice to see him so high *.*) and Post Malone although the latter is starting to lose my interest a little with his most recent releases (although 'Chemical' and 'Mourning' were both great still). I'm definitely more keen on The Killers than Brandon's solo material but still enjoyed a few of his solo tracks, likewise with Lennon/The Beatles. I've never listened to a full album from Tom Odell but maybe I should as he has quietly racked up quite a few songs I really like, 'Another Love' has really aged like fine wine and 'Black Friday' is a great recent addition to his catalogue. Unexpectedly high for J. Cole as well, I find I tend to like his features more than his own songs but he is great when he wants to be! And insert the stereotypical comment about Bob Dylan songs often being better when someone else is singing them :kink: but of course a living legend. Interesting remarks on ‘Another Love’ ageing well as for me it was an instant PC no1 when first released but I guess that’s why it’s not always a bad thing at the songs re enter the chart on tik tok as it opens it more to another generation of people. Also shout out to ‘Must Be Santa’ in Bobs discography and his whole 2009 Xmas album!
January 2, 20241 yr Not saying I wasn't a fan of it when it first came out! Just I appreciated it more than ever with its chart comeback recently.
January 2, 20241 yr Author NO 50- JAY Z ( 79)- 97 POINTS (Voter: Y’all Starlight- 16pts, Rabbitfurcoat- 18pts, Mack- 24pts, Lewis GT- 19pts, Jimwatts- 20pts) TOTAL UK TOP 40 HITS: 41 BIGGEST HIT: CRAZY IN LOVE (#1, 2003) DÉJÀ VU (#1, 2006) UMBRELLA (#1, 2007) RUN THIS TOWN (#1, 2009) 07Kqt5L-25Q
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