The Old Acclaimed Music Forum

Thanks, Moonbeam. Yeah, I've had this in mind for a while now; I was really just waiting for Henrik's update, but then it took me some tinkering to decide on a good format for it and then plug in the math. My top priorities for the BNIT were to fill out the top 300 and to get it done in the shortest reasonable time.

I also wondered if there would be a way to simulate the conference tournaments--maybe grouping songs by wow items style, or by artist, or by year--but frankly the thought of trying to do that right now makes my head explode. Actually, the first round of bracketology might be the best analogy to the conference tournaments--after all, that's about 300 teams vying for 64 bids--although of course, here, there are no at-large bids.

4. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS, THE BRIDGE You know how some movie comedians (Robin Williams, Jim wow gold Carrey) try to move into dramatic roles so they be considred Serious Actors? You know how a lot of critics give them credit for trying, even though they really suck at it? That kind of what happened here this is ranked higher than It Away is beyond me.

Bracket B

1. HANK WILLIAMS, CHEATIN HEART You ever read his biography? No, he wasn Mr. Happy (although I know of few songs more fun than It On Over It country music, not the Age of Aquarius. Thank god.

2. MUDDY WATERS, BOY Funny you should say that, jonmarck first time I played this for my wife, she thought it WAS Thorogood. I was hoping to pick this song first, but luckily it will come up again next week (just because it called Coochie Man there doesn mean it not the same song).

3. THE WAILERS, UP, STAND UP Kind of inchoate for a call to arms. I giving the Rastafarians their love over in the big tournament this week.

4. lang duet wow items w/ Roy on this song out of my head.

Bracket C

1. THE WHITE STRIPES, IN LOVE WITH A GIRL I decided wow gold to vote for this since I can vote for an actual Hives song is close enough. No joke: this was the last song that made me drive immediately to the record store.

2. MARVIN GAYE, GET IT ON Not to beat a dead horse, but this song is everything Lotta Love isn which is why it a masterpiece.

3. ELTON JOHN, SONG Sweet little song.

4. STARDUST, SOUNDS BETTER WITH YOU It took some doing for me to hunt this one down. It wasn worth it.

BRACKET D

1. BOB DYLAN, UP IN BLUE Sentimental reasons here was my introduction to Bob. And the line that I can forget is felt a little uneasy / When she bent down to tie the laces / Of my shoe. Great image.

2. MADONNA, OF LIGHT My favorite Madonna song. (I also ranked the Groove second in its bracket to be clear: I don really like her very much, but if someone records a great one, I give credit.)

3. U2, BLOODY SUNDAY Seeing Dylan and U2 together in this group buy wow gear reminds me that in Chronicles, Bob wrote something to the effect that Bono had the soul of an ancient Irish poet. Can decide whether that was blarney or not, but it seems to fit this one pretty well.

4. THE SHANGRI-LA OF wow gold THE PACK Actually at the back of this pack, by a considerable margin.

Yeah, I'm American too, but somehow got hooked on European soccer. I thought with so many Brits around here (at least on the lists, if not on the charts), some people might get the analogy.

The Champions League is like the main Braketology. groups of four teams, seeded. However in that case the top two go through to the head to head competition, and the third place team drops down to the UEFA Cup (NIT equivalent), which already had its first round group stage.
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