The History Of Jop Part 14 aka Let me understand your plan

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

After the blockbuster commentsfest of 1991, the Poptimists pollmasters bring you.....1992, obviously. Will punk keep breaking? Are we all ternative? Whose trousers were on back to front? ect ect.

"How I Could Just Kill A Man" has been left off this list because it was on the last one, thus leaving you NINE ticks to make.


[Poll #848522]


1991: Other People's Poptimism

1. Smells Like Teen Spirit (36 votes)
2. Losing My Religion (28)
3. I Touch Myself (27)
4=. Enter Sandman (25)
4=. Unbelievable (25)
4=. Mama Said Knock You Out (25)
7. Gett Off (23)
8=. Set Adrift On Memory Bliss (22)
8=. My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style (22)
10. Bring Tha Noise (20)

Comments

My 1992 Pazz & Jop ballot

[koganbot]

1. Kris Kross "Jump" (Ruffhouse/Columbia)
2. Midi, Maxi & Efti "Bad Bad Boys" (Columbia)
3. Laissez Faire "In Paradise" (Metropolitan)
4. Bonnie Raitt "I Can't Make You Love Me" (Capitol)
5. Mariah Carey "Make It Happen"
6. Magneto "Vuela Vuela" (Sony)
7. Mariah Carey "Can't Let Go" (Columbia)
8. Margie Martinée "Distant Emotions" (Metropolitan)
9. Cypress Hill "Hand on the Pump" (Ruffhouse)
10. La Sonora Dinamita "Vuela Vuela" (Sonotone)

You've all heard an earlier version of "Vuela Vuela," though it was called something else, but these versions, especially Magneto's, are cheesier, and maybe better.

Re: My 1992 Pazz & Jop ballot

[chezghost.livejournal.com]

2. Midi, Maxi & Efti "Bad Bad Boys" (Columbia)

man alive is this really from '92? i feel shame