Black&White&BlueMoon Town
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Yes, we were both laughing at the incorrect guesses, but at no point did I think getting yours was going to be the difference.
And you can have that beer that I owe Gornik for your troubles! ;-)
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The Album Review Club - Week #147 - (page 1942) - Blonde On Blonde - Bob Dylan
- Thread starter RobMCFC
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Black&White&BlueMoon Town
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I trust rob to pick my first answer. Just wanted it there so if it turns out to be you framing him, I can j'accuse you.
Glad I came away clean in that one, though I did have Rob as a second place on CH.
At the end of the day, I think @southamptonblue just really liked Instinct, but I went a bit harder for his selection more on the alternative and less on the indie, and gave him the other choice I had you associated with, so the circle of life and all that...
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Black&White&BlueMoon Town
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Did we do away with the top clarkie award? I'd give it to Eamo myself.
Is that award based on how successful it actually was?
Is that award based on how successful it actually was?
That, funny, and brash.
mancity2012_eamo
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I’m not really here.Did we do away with the top clarkie award? I'd give it to Eamo myself.
Black&White&BlueMoon Town
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My Clarkie vote goes to Gornik because to me (most importantly) it actually worked, was funny, and had a brashness to it. Granted, having a good setup pick helped it too.I’m still maintaining that someone has stiched me up like a kipper here….
Or have they…..? ;)
I did laugh at eamo's each time and said to myself, "I already got you, brother. Not fooling me!"
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RobMCFC
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I think journolud defending Leonard Cohen hooked a few people.
If I had a pound for everybody who said Gornik picked Metallica, I'd have about a fiver, ditto for BlueHammer / Arctic Monkeys.
If I had a pound for everybody who said Gornik picked Metallica, I'd have about a fiver, ditto for BlueHammer / Arctic Monkeys.
GornikDaze
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But that still means you owe me a beer!!!Yes, we were both laughing at the incorrect guesses, but at no point did I think getting yours was going to be the difference.
And you can have that beer that I owe Gornik for your troubles! ;-)
FogBlueInSanFran
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Well, my clarkie pick of @BlueHammer85 for Leonard Cohen didn't pan out but otherwise I did okay. I selected Silversun Pickups just because I don't think I'd mentioned them before but a few of you sussed me out!
My top 10:
Junip (good tune; great sound; will look into them more)
Kevin McDermott (knew this was @RobMCFC the instant I heard it; great choice)
Don Henley (always really liked this song despite my distaste for the rest of his contributions to humanity)
Aztec Camera (had this record once; never loved it but always liked it)
Leonard Cohen (best thing I’ve ever heard from him!)
Crowded House (decent tune, but CH . . . eh, not nearly as sad as The Style Council post Jam, but since I liked Split Enz so much, Crowded House always makes me wince a little)
Imelda May (nice)
Kurt Vile (okay)
Carpenters (nostalgic)
Arctic Monkeys (filler)
My top 10:
Junip (good tune; great sound; will look into them more)
Kevin McDermott (knew this was @RobMCFC the instant I heard it; great choice)
Don Henley (always really liked this song despite my distaste for the rest of his contributions to humanity)
Aztec Camera (had this record once; never loved it but always liked it)
Leonard Cohen (best thing I’ve ever heard from him!)
Crowded House (decent tune, but CH . . . eh, not nearly as sad as The Style Council post Jam, but since I liked Split Enz so much, Crowded House always makes me wince a little)
Imelda May (nice)
Kurt Vile (okay)
Carpenters (nostalgic)
Arctic Monkeys (filler)