DRC Madness #42

Vote for the next madness theme?

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Implying the liking of a Hanson song could lead to pedophilia is not "levity." Mr. Hardy explains the meaning of "levity" to Mr. Laurel.

 
Understood. Years of having a band forum taught me that a post doesn't come off like a verbal comment. Can't tell you how many practices we had where someone started it with "ON THE FORUM YOU SAID..." :mad::bash::dueling:
 

This makes me think of a term that was said over and over, whenever we were looking to buy a house or land. You sign a "Purchase & Sales" agreement, which the real estate agents refer to as a "P-and-S". If you say that several times quickly, you'll see what I mean.

What's worse, whenever there was an issue that required the closing date to be moved out, they would have to "extend the P-and-S".
 
Another 4 this morning .....
Today's voters:
36 Extreme "More Than Words" 4 6 739




35 Soundgarden "Black Hole Sun" 3 13 741




34 Eric Clapton "Tears In Heaven" 4 50 754




33 Goo Goo Dolls "Name" 3 12 756




More later ....
 
Another 4 .... barrelling into the Top 30 .....
Today's voters:
32 Counting Crows "Mr Jones" 3 16 760




31 Deee-Lite "Groove Is In The Heart" 3 35 763




30 Depeche Mode "Personal Jesus" 3 7 777




29 Sinead O’Connor "Nothing Compares 2 U" 3 2 778




More tomorrow .... Spoiler alert: another #1 song will be revelled .....
 
Another 4 ....
Today's Votes:
28 Green Day "When I Come Around" 4 4 782




27 Stone Temple Pilots "Interstate Love Song" 4 15 794




26 Marc Cohn "Walking In Memphis" 4 17 795




25 Ozzy Osbourne "Mama, I'm Coming Home" 3 2 808




More later .....
 
Another 4 .... another #1 song .... and the first 5 vote song (not the same song) ....
Today's Voters:
24 Beatles "Free as a Bird" 3 7 812




23 Jesus Jones "Right Here Right Now" 5 17 814




22 Tool "Forty-six & 2" 3 1 824
(can't find official video from official source)




21 Garbage "Only Happy When It Rains" 4 64 824




More tomorrow ....

Here is review of the 7 of 9 #1 songs so far ...
22 Tool "Forty-six & 2" 3 1 824 @HecticArt​
58 Hanson "MMMBop" 2 1 600 @Channel98​
76 Nine Inch Nails "Hurt" 2 1 567 @sadchild​
94 Cranberries "Linger" 2 1 520 @Madison​
122 Pearl Jam "Even Flow" 3 1 472 @scotchandcigar​
213 Neil Young "Harvest Moon" 1 1 349 @Aaron​
213 Rob Zombie "Superbeast" 1 1 349 @Wolf​
 
Another 4 ... the last of the 3 voters, all future songs have 4,5 or 6 votes ....
Today's Voters:
20 Cher "Believe" 3 10 830




19 Sixpence None The Richer "Kiss Me" 4 6 833




*** Special Bulletin: The Beatles will not win the Unmadness! ***
18 Beatles "Real Love" 3 6 836




17 Green Day "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" 3 3 860






More later ....
 
I have some thoughts:
That Cher song "Believe" may have been the first song to use the super synthesizer.
Like the Cardigans CD, "Sixpence None the Richer" was another damn good alt rock CD that included a softer pop single "Kiss Me"
How did the Beatles have hit songs in the 1990's, three decades prior to breaking up? Can they do that?
Some of these songs I've been seeing voted for, I did not realize they were that old. "Good Riddance" I've heard on The Coffeehouse
Likewise, I thought Neil Young "Harvest Moon" was older than 1990's.
Also, some of the videos. I heard the songs but never seen the videos. They give a different impression of the song
 
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How did the Beatles have hit songs in the 1990's, three decades prior to breaking up? Can they do that?
I asked the same question and was told they were re-releases or something like that. Since we had a fairly loose nomination criteria, they stood. Did far better than I would have thought. But they are The Beatles and they always seem to do well.
 
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