The History Of Jop Part 13 aka It's fun to lose and to pretend

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

Back after a short absence it's the Pazz and Jop poll for 1991 - a particular blockbuster of a poll this with TEN ticks to be shared between 28 singles (would have been 29 but for C&C Music Factory cropping up last year too).

There's a fair bit of ground to cover in the comments boxes, I'm thinking!


[Poll #845917]


1990: Time For The (Poptimist) Guru

1. Groove Is In The Heart (48 votes)
2. Vogue (42)
3. Nothing Compares 2 U (34)
4. Gonna Make You Sweat (28)
5. Been Caught Stealin (26)
6. Justify My Love (25)
7. Hold On (24)
8. Kool Thing (21)
9. Epic (19)
10=. Welcome To The Terrordome (18)
10=. 911 Is A Joke (18)

Note very rapid drop off in vote totals from 1-3 down.

Comments

Re: Meanwhile In Britain

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

God, it has, hasn't it? Poor old Right Said Fred and KLF sandwiched in with a load of BOBBINS.

[I possess a) that Thousand Yard Stare EP b) at least four Wonderstuff albums]

Re: Meanwhile In Britain

[graciousviv.livejournal.com]

Did you buy that as well then?

Re: Meanwhile In Britain

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

No I stole it off you. Dude you didn't have a record player!

Re: Meanwhile In Britain

[koganbot]

"Justified and Ancient" should get boldness too (made the 1992 Pazz & Jop).