Pulse Rankdown: 1992 Year-End Alternative Chart (finished)

[Red]

What the ever-living shit

[singingrulebritannia]

I thought this was going to Regret its way to the win.

This top 10 is both the most boring 90s top 10 we've produced and sort of bewildering at the same time

[lyhom]

yooooooooooooooooooooooooo "black metallic", "pretend we're dead", and "happiness in slavery" are top ten

(not so happy about "jeremy" making it but it's not like that's unexpected so whatever)

[peacebone]

Let's begin this...rather lackluster final set of extras.

We begin with the lone charter for this singer/songwriter, who was previously a member of the 70s power pop trio The Nerves and the vocalist for the 80s power pop band The Plimsouls.

EXTRA

Dream About You
Peter Case

Chart Peak: #16
Chart Weeks: 8

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[wheatsquares33]

Pretend We're Dead and Under the Bridge are lame but I like everything else left

[peacebone]

Why would you name your band Top

EXTRA

#1 Dominator
Top

Chart Peak: #17
Chart Weeks: 8

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

We came pretty close to having to rank two Talking Heads side projects alongside the band itself.

EXTRA

Sunshine and Ecstasy
Tom Tom Club

Chart Peak: #15
Chart Weeks: 7

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

"Reverence" from this album era didn't chart at all, to my surprise. Were the lyrics deemed too edgy?

EXTRA

Almost Gold
The Jesus and Mary Chain

Chart Peak: #13
Chart Weeks: 6

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

On the soundtrack to Cool World, his first new solo single since the good ol' Never Let Me Down era:

EXTRA

Real Cool World
David Bowie

Chart Peak: #11
Chart Weeks: 6

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[Deleted]

Aug 6, 2019 19:56:36 GMT -5 peacebone said:

Let's begin this...rather lackluster final set of extras.

We begin with the lone charter for this singer/songwriter, who was previously a member of the 70s power pop trio The Nerves and the vocalist for the 80s power pop band The Plimsouls.

EXTRA

Dream About You
Peter Case

Chart Peak: #16
Chart Weeks: 8

Share your thoughts about this song below!

Thoughts: That thumbnail makes me think Tommy Wiseau had an Alt Rock career before The Room

[peacebone]

Here's her biggest solo hit (on the pop charts, at least) from this era:

EXTRA

Walking on Broken Glass
Annie Lennox

Chart Peak: #7
Chart Weeks: 7

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[Deleted]

Aug 6, 2019 20:10:39 GMT -5 peacebone said:

Here's her other big solo hit from this era:

EXTRA

Walking on Broken Glass
Annie Lennox

Chart Peak: #7
Chart Weeks: 7

Share your thoughts about this song below!

Seeing that as an extra makes me a sad Juggy

[lyhom]

Aug 6, 2019 20:10:10 GMT -5 @doinktheclown said:

Aug 6, 2019 19:56:36 GMT -5 peacebone said:

Let's begin this...rather lackluster final set of extras.

We begin with the lone charter for this singer/songwriter, who was previously a member of the 70s power pop trio The Nerves and the vocalist for the 80s power pop band The Plimsouls.

EXTRA

Dream About You
Peter Case

Chart Peak: #16
Chart Weeks: 8

Share your thoughts about this song below!

Thoughts: That thumbnail makes me think Tommy Wiseau had an Alt Rock career before The Room

tommy wiseau is all I can think of when I see this video tbh

[peacebone]

We've almost reached their rankdown debut...it's coming in 1991. And this is a cover of a song we'll be ranking in 1990!

Also, here's a fun chart run: 26-25-9-6-9-27

EXTRA

Head On
Pixies

Chart Peak: #6
Chart Weeks: 6

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

ugh

EXTRA

Smiling
Kitchens of Distinction

Chart Peak: #15
Chart Weeks: 8

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

This is a song

EXTRA

Happy Birthday to Me
Cracker

Chart Peak: #13
Chart Weeks: 8

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

Here's another song that exists

EXTRA

Pleasure
The Soup Dragons

Chart Peak: #14
Chart Weeks: 9

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

From the vocalist for The Jam and The Style Council, here's a song that only missed the cut due to charting between years:

EXTRA

Uh Huh Oh Yeh
Paul Weller

Chart Peak: #10
Chart Weeks: 10

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[peacebone]

Get ready to deal with even more of these guys over the next couple of years.

EXTRA

I Don't Want to See the Sights
The Charlatans

Chart Peak: #13
Chart Weeks: 8

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

And the very last extra is the bigger of the two charters for this New York-based power pop band, with a Penn & Teller-directed music video:

EXTRA

Donna Everywhere
Too Much Joy

Chart Peak: #11
Chart Weeks: 8

Share your thoughts about this song below!

[peacebone]

Your top 10:
Faith No More - Midlife Crisis
L7 - Pretend We're Dead
Nine Inch Nails - Happiness in Slavery
Nirvana - Come as You Are
Pearl Jam - Jeremy
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under the Bridge
Screaming Trees - Nearly Lost You
Temple of the Dog - Hunger Strike
The Catherine Wheel - Black Metallic
The Cure - A Letter to Elise

1. Are you surprised by anything about this top 10?

2. One of the top 20 10 highest SDs (the 9th highest) made it into the top 10; not sure how often one of the 10 highest SDs makes it this far. Which of these do you think it is?

3. Predict the order that the top 10 will leave in.

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Butterflies & Hurricanes singingrulebritannia @xfer Red Doc Indie Party Rock commerce196 rowellfarm490 American Idiot newpower House Lannister lyhom Daryl the Beryl janinho wheatsquares33 Juanca craziaskowboi @doinktheclown Az Paynter Alex1901 campbellssoup Leaf Lordef†ones Geometrical MoD Walking Contradiction alexcuse Albie Sambalada

[peacebone]

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{Rankdown Closeness}
1. Red: 11.64
2. rowellfarm490: 12.00
3. Daryl the Beryl: 15.58
4. Geometrical: 15.89
5. peacebone: 16.72
6. lyhom: 16.81
7. Alex1901: 17.56
8. commerce196: 17.64
9. janinho: 18.27
10. MoD: 18.50
11. American Idiot: 19.06
12. wheatsquares33: 19.21
13. singingrulebritannia: 19.24
14. @doinktheclown: 19.67
15. Lordef†ones: 19.70
16. Leaf: 22.26
17. craziaskowboi: 25.01
18. newpower: 25.61
19. Doc Indie Party Rock: 25.93
20. @xfer: 26.17
21. campbellssoup: 26.68
22. House Lannister: 26.71
23. Juanca: 26.72
24. Butterflies & Hurricanes: 27.60
25. Az Paynter: 30.27

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{Year-End Closeness}
1. Butterflies & Hurricanes: 23.59
2. Juanca: 24.31
3. Daryl the Beryl: 25.08
4. craziaskowboi: 27.96
5. rowellfarm490: 28.17
6. Leaf: 28.40
7. Geometrical: 28.50
8. Doc Indie Party Rock: 28.88
9. Red: 29.10
10. @doinktheclown: 29.21
11. peacebone: 29.22
12. newpower: 29.78
13. campbellssoup: 30.16
14. American Idiot: 30.20
15. MoD: 30.44
16. Az Paynter: 31.37
17. lyhom: 31.38
18. wheatsquares33: 31.49
19. House Lannister: 31.74
20. Alex1901: 32.12
21. commerce196: 32.50
22. Lordef†ones: 32.51
23. singingrulebritannia: 32.97
24. janinho: 33.12
25. @xfer: 35.64

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{Top 10s Left}
Red: 7
@doinktheclown: 7
Daryl the Beryl: 6
Geometrical: 6
peacebone: 5
MoD: 5
wheatsquares33: 5
commerce196: 5
singingrulebritannia: 5
rowellfarm490: 4
Leaf: 4
campbellssoup: 4
lyhom: 4
House Lannister: 4
Lordef†ones: 4
janinho: 4
craziaskowboi: 3
Doc Indie Party Rock: 3
American Idiot: 3
Az Paynter: 3
Juanca: 2
newpower: 2
Alex1901: 2
@xfer: 2
Butterflies & Hurricanes: 1

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{Top 50s Left}
Red: 10
Daryl the Beryl: 10
Geometrical: 10
rowellfarm490: 10
Lordef†ones: 10
American Idiot: 10
Alex1901: 10
@doinktheclown: 9
MoD: 9
janinho: 9
craziaskowboi: 9
peacebone: 8
wheatsquares33: 8
singingrulebritannia: 8
Leaf: 8
campbellssoup: 8
lyhom: 8
House Lannister: 8
Az Paynter: 8
commerce196: 7
newpower: 7
@xfer: 7
Butterflies & Hurricanes: 7
Juanca: 6
Doc Indie Party Rock: 5

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{Remaining Rankings and Averages}
Red: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 18 (7.7)
Daryl the Beryl: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 15, 18, 19, 20 (9.3)
Geometrical: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 13, 16, 18, 31 (10.1)
rowellfarm490: 1, 3, 5, 7, 11, 18, 20, 21, 22, 27 (13.5)
@doinktheclown: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 31, 60 (13.5)
American Idiot: 4, 5, 7, 11, 14, 16, 18, 22, 23, 24 (14.4)
Lordef†ones: 1, 2, 4, 5, 13, 19, 22, 26, 27, 29 (14.8)
MoD: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 12, 14, 28, 35, 60 (16.6)
Alex1901: 1, 3, 11, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 38, 39 (18.7)
janinho: 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, 13, 34, 37, 43, 57 (20.5)
peacebone: 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 16, 21, 37, 54, 63 (21.4)
craziaskowboi: 1, 7, 8, 13, 17, 18, 20, 22, 27, 87 (22)
campbellssoup: 2, 4, 7, 8, 13, 15, 24, 40, 53, 64 (23)
lyhom: 1, 3, 4, 9, 11, 14, 20, 41, 61, 88 (25.2)
singingrulebritannia: 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 19, 20, 32, 58, 98 (26.1)
commerce196: 1, 3, 4, 8, 10, 12, 28, 52, 63, 80 (26.1)
wheatsquares33: 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 15, 37, 39, 71, 77 (26.2)
Leaf: 4, 6, 7, 9, 16, 33, 35, 38, 62, 64 (27.4)
House Lannister: 2, 3, 5, 6, 20, 41, 48, 49, 60, 79 (31.3)
Az Paynter: 4, 6, 9, 20, 23, 30, 46, 50, 60, 67 (31.5)
newpower: 1, 5, 15, 17, 18, 25, 26, 58, 80, 81 (32.6)
Juanca: 4, 5, 13, 23, 39, 41, 56, 58, 77, 92 (40.8)
@xfer: 2, 7, 27, 28, 45, 46, 48, 68, 77, 82 (43.0)
Butterflies & Hurricanes: 10, 13, 27, 31, 37, 40, 48, 73, 79, 85 (44.3)
Doc Indie Party Rock: 3, 5, 8, 12, 14, 69, 76, 87, 90, 91 (45.5)

[campbellssoup]

I wish "A Small Victory" made it higher than "Midlife Crisis", but I'm very glad that "A Letter to Elise" is the highest Cure song

[American Idiot]

Aug 6, 2019 19:27:17 GMT -5 peacebone said:

Losing your top 2 back-to-back...ouch, American Idiot. My condolences.

I actually lost 3 --> 2 --> 1 back-to-back-to-back. I wonder if that's ever happened before. Btw, f**k you guys ;)

[Juanca]

25. Hit (18): A great mix of rock, dance, and rap, with great vocals by Bjork. Their biggest 'hit' back home, and a song that made me buy their Hits album. But I guess most people prefer noise over rap, or simple over complex melody

24. Ballerina Out Of Control (3): This was not a love at first listen, but after a year of hearing it, it all clicked and became one of my favorite songs of the 1990s, and a song that usually takes me somewhere else. It's been in the soundtrack to all my moves over the past 15 years (from Lima to Syracuse to Beijing to Syracuse to DC) and of my main road trips in the past 20 years. The guitar, synths, drums, and the combination of notes are perfect to me. I had the pleasure of seeing them live last year, and I managed to chat and get a picture with David Schelzel. Unforgettable.

23. NWO (94): Freaking finally!!!!! I really tried to give this first-listen a chance. I liked the beginning but then all went south. The same monotonous 'melody' time and again, with insufferable 'vocals' made me not want to listen to it again. I didn't rank it last because at least that drum and guitar combo were interesting enough to give extra points over the plain boring, uninspired or melodically awful stuff that I found below this song I mean, I'm not totally against hard rock. Stuff like Enter Sandman or You Could Be Mine are leaps and bounds better than this trash :)

22. Disappointed (7): Well, at least this made it higher than NWO! This was another personal chart-topper in 1992. I loved the elegant, sophistipop sound of this song, with good influence from Pet Shop Boys and New Order (not as much from Smiths) made it a favorite of mine that year and decade. I still use this often.

21. Bad Luck (32): This was a pretty good discovery, as it had a more classic rock vibe.

20. 100% (96): Another song where melody is an afterthought. There is barely some verses and incomplete, half-baked pre-chorus and that's it. I'm fine with some distorted guitars when they support a main melodic line, but in this case distortion WAS the main melody line. This type of shit makes me wanna throw up, so NO thanks. At least I helped this abomination not make the top 15.

19. Helpless (81): I'll admit I under-ranked this a little bit. I thought I was gonna rank it higher after I listened to it for the first time, but the melody was a bit too simple to win over more interesting or elaborated songs. Maybe more familiarity would've helped me rank it in the 60s.

18. Twisterella (89): I actually liked the melody at the beginning of the song, and I had good expectations about it. But then the chorus was a disappointment as it was not as strong as the verses. Vocals were kinda high-school amateur band, so that didn't help either. Overall it felt more like a demo with good potential that could've been a great song. It reminded me of Latin rock songs with good potential that didn't have enough resources to be better produced

17. Drive (71): REM have a handful of personal chart-toppers -but this wasn't one of them. It made my personal top 10 that year following my love of their Out Of Time singles. It has some good elements, but ends up being too monotonous and lifeless (ala What's Good). I actually like First We Take Manhattan better.

16. Friday I'm In Love (1): Not surprised, but actually glad that it made it this far. This was a love at first listen. This was the other song (besides Stay) to stay atop my personal chart for a month, thus becoming one of my top 2 songs of the year. This was their 8th and last top 3 in my personal chart, and it's become my all-time favorite TC song. I love Robert's lead and backing vocals, the happy melody that runs throughout the song, including the post-chorus and bridge, the music... It puts me in a GREAT mood every time I listen to it, and it brings back pretty good memories of my last year at school.

15. Blood Makes Noise (34): Her biggest hit in my personal chart was her 2-week chart-topper Luka, and then she had a few minor hits like Tom's Dinner and In Liverpool. This one made a brief dent in my personal chart, as it felt too out of place that year, but then I grew to love its unique musicality. I still like to play it loud in my car :)

14. A Small Victory (53): Music was pretty good and the melodic parts were well complemented by the guttural sounds. Had the song had another melodic part, it would've made my top 30. The songs in my top half were just too strong for me.

13. Cold Feelings (69): I wish the vocals were much better here. The melody and music are spot on, but his voice is too all over the place, flat, shaky, and far too amateur sounding. If his vocals had sounded more like they did in Bad Luck, this would've made my top 30. But the awful vocals made me under-rank it.

12. Somebody To Shove (46): Back home, this became a hit later in the decade, after their big successes with Runaway Train and Misery. I didn't like it as much as either song, but still managed to make my personal top 5. I like it enough to admit I could've ranked it a bit higher.

11. High (28): Of course their songs would appear in reverse order to my preferences! Anyway. It's a strong, melodic song. One of their top 3s in my personal chart.


With most of my top 10 songs gone, I'm now only hoping that my lowest remaining song leave pretty soon. Another piece of noise that has significantly overstayed IMO. I wonder if Dr. Indie is in a similar situation, as we clearly shared the same thought about that other piece of noise --NWO.

[Juanca]

Extras:
- Real Cool World: I like dance music and rock-dance combos, but this one felt either half cooked or generic. Not a good Bowie representation.
- Walkin' On Broken Glass: Another big hit from Annie in my personal chart, spending a month in my top 2. It's my favorite song by her. I love the use of strings here and then the more 80s type of synthpop and of course her dynamic vocals. Easy yearend top 10 for me.
- Pleasure: This was a minor hit back home. Much poppier than DT, and I didn't like it as much as that one or I'm Free, but I definitely didn't hate it.

[Doc Indie Party Rock]

25. Hit - The Sugarcubes
I swear I would like this song a whole lot more if that freaky Bjork didn't do the vocals. This would have been a top 40 hit on my list if Siouxsie had sang this. maybe even Tori Amos in her uptempo 80's vocals. BTW, the rappping in this song made me tank it 5 slots lower.

24. Ballerina Out of Control - The Ocean Blue
Everything, but everything I have previewed from this band has been nothing short of amazing. "Magical, Beautiful and Excellent" best describes that listening experiment. Neither of my radio stations from back then( 91x nor KROQ) played this band. Instead I got "Jump Around"? and you wonder why I was into glam in the 90's

23. N.W.O. - Ministry
Finally. The only N.W.O I care for was that Last attempt stunt of Hulk Hogan's career when he turned into a heal. Forget that this isn't even melodic, but I have no idea what this even was? Was there a song in there? It sounded like a musical accident more than anything else. It had fast guitars but the rest was incomprehensible. I still can't believe this is the same band who gave us classics like "I Wanted To Tell Her", and (Every Day) Is Halloween. I even thought they were English at one point. Here another bomba from back in the golden age of music.




22. Disappointed - Electronic
I normally put 80's icons higher than this. I remember a Hi-NRG version of this song, but this version was just fine. kinda housey but still very melodic with the guitars and what not.

21. Bad Luck - Social Distortion
naturally this would be in my top 15. This is the best one and the one my radio stations played most often.

20. 100% - Sonic Youth
Here is another a band I find little use for. This wasn't as bad to tank but still not very memorable at all.

19. Helpless - Sugar
This was good. It just hadn't etched itself into my musical memories. First time listen.

18. Twisterella - Ride
Another first time listen. Boy you guys radio stations played different songs from mine. No KROQ and no 91x action at all. Anyway, this was melodic enough but not strong enough for my top 50.

17. Drive - R.E.M.
This sin't one of my favorite R.E.M songs at all. I like the ones we ranked that year before so much more.

16. Friday I'm in Love - The Cure
A #100 for this? You are an angry person aren't you? You fools F U C K ed it up hard. This was the chance to upgrade the Cure. This is the bonafide 90's hit for them.... and furthermore you are all screwed cuz I doubt I'll have much use for this song on Active 1992. 

15. Blood Makes Noise - Suzanne Vega
I have no idea how a song like this makes it to top 15. The only thing I slightly enjoyed was the bassline.

14. A Small Victory - Faith No More
The only victory this song accomplished was a sure slot in my bottom tank. Cheeeeeesey as hell.

13. Cold Feelings - Social Distortion
Not bad , but also a first time listen. Neither of my radio stations played this one. They played "Bad Luck" and to top it off KROQ played "When She Begins". I'm telling you. We lived in different worlds.

12. Somebody to Shove - Soul Asylum
F U C K yeah! Soul Asylum, but you still suck for killing off one of my strong top 10's

11. High - The Cure
I would have preferred a bunch of other songs out before this one. Congragualtions you did almost everything to kill off the British music invasion of 1992. 

[Doc Indie Party Rock]

EXTRAS:

Dream About You - Peter Case
Loved the Beatle-esque sounds of the early 90's. This guy basically has a slight Lennon vibe. Great song.

#1 Dominator - Top
Well I didn't hate it. That's for sure.

Sunshine and Ecstasy - Tom Tom Club
First time listen. This has really great female vocals. Like The Flirts, and Bananarama but the male rapping tanks it hard. This would have been a pretty decent song with just females and more synths. Thumbs up for female vocals that I really flipped over for.

Almost Gold - The Jesus and Mary Chain
This was passable. Something you guys might upgrade while I put in my 70's.

Real Cool World - David Bowie
First time listen. This had more NRG than most of Bowie's 90's stuff.

Walking on Broken Glass - Annie Lennox
Oh yeah! Big hit on my charts with a peak of #9. this would have been in my top 10. Maybe taken Lush's place. maybe?.

Head On - Pixies
This band is hot or miss for me. I prefer their more melodic stuff. maybe a few form 1989.

Smiling - Kitchens of Distinction
This one is pretty good. Nice melody line. I'm sure they are British?

Happy Birthday to Me - Cracker
I like one song from them "Low", 'nuff said.

Pleasure - The Soup Dragons
This is way up my Powerpop alley. More Andy Taylor vibes. Guitar charged, Female backups and cowbell. #57 on KROQ and #72 on 91x. At least two radio stations got it right.

Uh Huh Oh Yeh - Paul Weller
I didn't really get the feel of this one. The melodic vibe sounds forced.

I Don't Want to See the Sights - The Charlatans
Poor man's U2, but its still not half bad.

Donna Everywhere - Too Much Joy
Never heard this before, but I can get into this groove just fine. Sounds like a song I would rank in my high 40's while the rest of you click off after the first "cowbell"?

[Doc Indie Party Rock]

Aug 6, 2019 23:17:34 GMT -5 Juanca said:

With most of my top 10 songs gone, I'm now only hoping that my lowest remaining song leave pretty soon. Another piece of noise that has significantly overstayed IMO. I wonder if Dr. Indie is in a similar situation, as we clearly shared the same thought about that other piece of noise --NWO.

I'm almost 100% sure its the same song, but its a PULSE hard -on band, so the odds were against us from the get go..  

Meanwhile...


Your top 10:

Faith No More - Midlife Crisis

L7 - Pretend We're Dead

Nine Inch Nails - Happiness in Slavery

Nirvana - Come as You Are

Pearl Jam - Jeremy

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under the Bridge

Screaming Trees - Nearly Lost You

Temple of the Dog - Hunger Strike

The Catherine Wheel - Black Metallic

The Cure - A Letter to Elise



1. Are you surprised by anything about this top 10?

L7 is pretty surprising, but it works for me.



2. One of the top 20 10 highest SDs (the 9th highest) made it into the top 10; not sure how often one of the 10 highest SDs makes it this far. Which of these do you think it is?

This has got to be that first time listen PULSE hard-On band song. No not Nirvana.



3. Predict the order that the top 10 will leave in.
you know the deal. I hope it turns out like more this. Also there is a huge difference between the songs in my top and lower half that made this top 10.

10. my #91
9. my #90
8. my #87
7. my #76
6. my #69
5. my #14
4. my #12
3. my #8
2. my #5
1. my #3


realistic guess?

10. L7 - Pretend We're Dead
9. 'PULSE hard-on band" - Happiness in Slavery

8.
Screaming Trees - Nearly Lost You

7. Faith No More - Midlife Crisis
6. The Catherine Wheel - Black Metallic

5. Temple of the Dog - "crooning" Strike

4. Nirvana - Come as You Are

3. Pearl Jam - Jeremy
(my respects to Eddie this time around)
2. The Cure - A Letter to Elise
(the music melody lovers will push this one up)
1. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under the Bridge
Biggest known song from the band. Massive on all genre charts. except rap and dance? let's do what's right here.

[craziaskowboi]

Aug 6, 2019 17:21:39 GMT -5 peacebone said:

23

N.W.O.
Ministry

craziaskowboi : 5

More than any other song I've ever heard, this one makes me want to jump in a mosh pit and go CRAZY! It's the pace and energy of the song that gets me hyped up! Even the screaming vocals are perfect for this song! This song kicks fucking ass!

It's great for speeding too, as I found out when I heard it on the radio driving down I-35 toward Kansas City in the middle of the night a few years ago. Don't tell my cousin, though, because he's a Missouri State Trooper.

Aug 6, 2019 20:10:39 GMT -5 peacebone said:

EXTRA

Walking on Broken Glass
Annie Lennox

Share your thoughts about this song below!

I like "Why" better, but this song is excellent too, and it was also a pop hit, peaking at #14 on the Billboard Hot 100 on November 14, 1992.

Aug 6, 2019 20:43:20 GMT -5 peacebone said:

Remaining Rankings and Averages

craziaskowboi : 1, 7, 8, 13, 17, 18, 20, 22, 27, 87 (22)

Even though I lost a bunch of my top 10 in the middle of this rankdown, I noticed that my 10s and 20s were still holding up pretty well, and I love all those songs too! This has to be the best I've ever done on an Alternative or Active Rock rankdown in terms of average ranking left in the top 10. However, it does make my #87 stick out much more than normal.