ROUND ONE: (4) The Clash vs (13) ZZ Top
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TIE BREAK: Clash/ZZ Top
I screwed up and didn't get here to lock the thread on time, so ZZ Top earned a "W" style recount a la Florida 2000 due to the late vote.
This ends tonight at 10.
This ends tonight at 10.
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I thought it was supposed to be the first one to reach 10 votes? 
Radbird! I rescind all of my musical recommendations to you after your shameful support for Legs, Tushes (or "Touches", lol), and Pearl Necklaces!
There oughta be a way to measure degree of liking. Seems like bands like the Clash and the Smiths can't make it very far because there are lots of people who don't really know their stuff, but the passion of their smaller fan base is much more intense. Heck, there were about 5 or 6 people arguing emphatically about the Smiths getting into this tourney. But I have no doubt that they would have been first round exit against just about any other band in this competition... I don't think the Smiths ever sold any significant amount of records to speak of, at least not in the U.S.
Radbird! I rescind all of my musical recommendations to you after your shameful support for Legs, Tushes (or "Touches", lol), and Pearl Necklaces!
There oughta be a way to measure degree of liking. Seems like bands like the Clash and the Smiths can't make it very far because there are lots of people who don't really know their stuff, but the passion of their smaller fan base is much more intense. Heck, there were about 5 or 6 people arguing emphatically about the Smiths getting into this tourney. But I have no doubt that they would have been first round exit against just about any other band in this competition... I don't think the Smiths ever sold any significant amount of records to speak of, at least not in the U.S.


