Is this supposed to be a top pop 20 or power pop top 20?  The distinction means a lot to me, because pop is a much broader designation.

Mike Bennett

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> From: mikecurry@hotmail.co.uk
> To: audities@smoe.org
> Subject: Top Pop 20
> Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2008 17:32:02 +0000
> 
> 
> I've given this some thought over the weekend, but as sensibly suggested by Stewart, I haven't dwelt too long on the decision as I also think that's the best way to arrive at the decision. I'm sure the list would change each time I looked at it, but this is a very good representation, not only taking into account how good a pop album it is, but also just how much I still listen to it, and even how much it led to me finding other music.
> 
> 1. Big Star - #1 Record / Radio City
> 
> 2. Cheap Trick - In Color
> 
> 3. The Stone Roses - S/T
> 
> 4. Jellyfish - Bellybutton
> 
> 5. Jason Falkner - Can You Still Feel?
> 
> 6. World Party - Goodbye Jumbo
> 
> 7. Mark Johnson - 12 In A Room
> 
> 8. The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema
> 
> 9. The Someloves - Don't Talk About Us
> 
> 10. The Pernice Brothers - Discover A Lovelier You
> 
> 11. The Connells - One Simple Word
> 
> 12. Orange Humble Band - Assorted Creams
> 
> 13. Sloan - Navy Blues
> 
> 14. Splitsville - Repeater
> 
> 15. REM - Document
> 
> 16. The Nines - Properties of Sound
> 
> 17. Adam Daniel - Blue Pop
> 
> 18. Weird Summer - Incarnata Mysterica
> 
> 19. Semisonic - Feeling Strangely Fine
> 
> 20. The Grays - Ro Sham Bo
> 
> 
> FWIW - I don't really like The Raspberries either. Sorry pop pickers.

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