If the next six songs follow the first four, it’ll be an all-time fizzle out.
Just meh so far.
Ok, Parkway Drive picking up the tempo!
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Okay, that’s better.
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Grinspoon doing their best Ramones impression with that one.
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This is a
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(it’s also the only Sia song I like)
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Noooooo, don’t ruin Ramones for me.
I didn’t say it was a good impression.
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I voted for Just Ace.
Because Grinspoon are friggin awesome.
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Pete ■■■■■■■ Murr…..zzzzzzz….
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I was not tied to any of these, just noting that they’d be Aus classics that didn’t make it. But while what you say is correct, Never Tear us Apart, Flame Trees and Khe Sanh are between 38 and almost 50 years old, so I’m not sure there’s much difference.
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I’m suprised Cut Copy couldn’t sneak a track in there.
Something something Nikki Webster.
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This might be of interest to some…..
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Does the author understand how chart movement works?:
“The biggest mover belonged to Spacey Jane’s Booster Seat – one of the two songs from the ‘10s – which jumped from the No. 34 spot all the way down to No. 13. Another interesting track was The Temper Trap’s Sweet Dispoition (which famously missed out on a placing in the original Hottest 100 of 2008) moving from the No. 11 spot to the top end of the top five.”
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My graphic communications teacher had a head explosion when I said for a project I wanted to graph…say, five singles weekly chart positions where lower is better.
Mind you, I don’t think she was a very good teacher.
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Is it wrong that I don’t know any of those songs? Not a single one…
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Of course not.
Oh, wait. You have to know Keith. Triple J novelty gold.
Edit: I mean, it’s no Zerry Wallace Had A Nice Suntan, but…
Nope.
Triple J still do novelty songs then, eh?
Arnold Frollows lifts a ghostly thumb of approval…
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