For me, your comment is a vivid illustration of the strangely incompatible 
gap between logic and your thought process.  There is nothing incompatible 
about a group of genre fanatics liking more 'obscure' titles and a 
cross-section of fans that aren't of such a defined interest picking a list, 
that, with the exception of a few titles, are the albums that dominated the 
'serious' rock press in the U.S., such as it is.  While less than a third of 
the Eggbert poll made the Audities poll top 50, all of those records 
received a fair number of votes.

Now the big question -- what exactly is your point?  It seems many of your 
posts are targeted towards some sort of pernicious Audities group think -- 
we don't think outside the box enough.  Yet this poll, while a representive 
selection of some quality music, is (to put it in Beefheartian terms) as 
'safe as milk'.  Is your bone of contention that we don't think in lockstep 
with other slightly outside of the mainstream rock fans?

Mike Bennett



Record reviews and more at http://fufkin.com

>From: Eb <ElBroome@earthlink.net>
>Reply-To: audities@smoe.org
>To: audities@smoe.org
>Subject: Pop songs/Another poppy poll
>Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2003 23:31:17 -0800
>
>http://www.eggbert.com/reviews/COF_2002_top10.pdf
>
>For me, the above poll is a vivid illustration of the strangely 
>incompatible gap between guitar-pop fans and guitar-pop cultists. This and 
>the Audities top 50 have just 15 items in common, by my count? Despite the 
>generally similar aesthetic of the contributors?
>


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