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

[singingrulebritannia]

I knew exactly what Galileo was going to sound like just from reading the artist name and song title lol

[peacebone]

A top 10 hit in the UK; this British indie pop band will make their rankdown debut in 1991.

EXTRA

Welcome to the Cheap Seats
The Wonder Stuff

Chart Peak: #27
Chart Weeks: 2

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[peacebone]

Now that is a band name. And this song continues the streak of UK top 10 hits appearing as extras.

EXTRA

The Only Living Boy in New Cross
Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine

Chart Peak: #26
Chart Weeks: 2

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[peacebone]

Breaking the streak is a song that probably doesn't need an introduction.

EXTRA

On a Plain
Nirvana

Chart Peak: #25
Chart Weeks: 2

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[peacebone]

The only videos I can find for this song are live performances.

EXTRA

Ultra Unbelievable Love
Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians

Chart Peak: #23
Chart Weeks: 2

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[peacebone]

I prefer this song to "Far Gone and Out"; not that I have anything against that song either.

EXTRA

Sugar Ray
The Jesus and Mary Chain

Chart Peak: #22
Chart Weeks: 2

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[Deleted]

Aug 2, 2019 22:00:38 GMT -5 peacebone said:

We begin tonight's extras with an interesting one. Another huge pop hit (#4 on the Hot 100, #1 in the UK and top 10 in a bunch of other countries) that actually made the Alt charts...and I do like it quite a bit, would be in my top 40 at least.

EXTRA

Stay
Shakespear's Sister

Chart Peak: #25
Chart Weeks: 2

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Let me get shit on: This would've been in my Top 10

[peacebone]

Here's a song you can go rank on Active!

EXTRA

Lithium
Nirvana

Chart Peak: #25
Chart Weeks: 3

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[singingrulebritannia]

Aug 2, 2019 22:16:37 GMT -5 peacebone said:

Here's a song you can go rank on Active!

please rank it low y'all

[peacebone]

This next band will be ranked in 1991.

EXTRA

Breathe Deeply Now
This Picture

Chart Peak: #24
Chart Weeks: 2

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[peacebone]

I'm not exactly sure why, but Dire Straits charted on Alt...twice. And that's just limiting it to the Billboard era, "Money for Nothing" was apparently huge on Alt radio back when it came out.

EXTRA

Heavy Fuel
Dire Straits

Chart Peak: #22
Chart Weeks: 2

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[peacebone]

I'm a bit surprised (and disappointed) we aren't ranking any of Little Earthquakes' singles.

EXTRA

Silent All These Years
Tori Amos

Chart Peak: #27
Chart Weeks: 4

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[peacebone]

Rollins Band material may not have been the most accessible stuff on the Alt charts at the time, but it doesn't make me any less disappointed seeing them as extras again.

EXTRA

Low Self Opinion
Rollins Band

Chart Peak: #25
Chart Weeks: 4

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[peacebone]

The song Weezer wrote "Undone (The Sweater Song)" in response to, it...certainly would have been interesting to rank:

EXTRA

The Sweater
Meryn Cadell

Chart Peak: #24
Chart Weeks: 3

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[peacebone]

We will rank them eventually...in 1987 Active.

EXTRA

Reva's House
Los Lobos

Chart Peak: #24
Chart Weeks: 4

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[peacebone]

And our final extra of the night...we already ranked them in 1996, and they're coming back in 1990.

EXTRA

Murder, Tonight, in the Trailer Park
Cowboy Junkies

Chart Peak: #25
Chart Weeks: 6

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[Butterflies & Hurricanes]

Aug 2, 2019 20:23:04 GMT -5 singingrulebritannia said:

"Work For Food" was definitely better than either of their 92 songs. Of course, none of them compare to "Anything x2" (which I'm amazed didn't chart at all)

stick around for 1986 Alt...

[peacebone]

Just as a note - starting tomorrow, I'll be revealing at 6 PM EDT instead of the usual 8.

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{Rankdown Closeness}
1. Red: 9.43
2. rowellfarm490: 10.40
3. Geometrical: 12.83
4. Daryl the Beryl: 13.93
5. peacebone: 14.00
6. singingrulebritannia: 14.60
7. American Idiot: 15.30
8. Alex1901: 15.47
9. lyhom: 15.97
10. janinho: 16.83
11. commerce196: 17.00
12. @doinktheclown: 17.23
13. MoD: 17.37
14. wheatsquares33: 17.93
15. Lordef†ones: 18.20
16. Leaf: 23.67
17. craziaskowboi: 24.37
18. @xfer: 25.30
19. House Lannister: 25.43
20. Juanca: 25.83
21. Butterflies & Hurricanes: 26.10
22. Doc Indie Party Rock: 27.13
23. newpower: 27.27
24. Az Paynter: 28.50
25. campbellssoup: 28.90

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{Year-End Closeness}
1. @doinktheclown: 21.03
2. Daryl the Beryl: 22.40
3. Butterflies & Hurricanes: 23.17
4. Leaf: 23.27
5. commerce196: 23.60
6. Juanca: 23.83
7. rowellfarm490: 23.93
8. singingrulebritannia: 24.07
9. campbellssoup: 24.50
10. Doc Indie Party Rock: 24.73
11. Az Paynter: 24.97
12. lyhom: 25.03
13. Lordef†ones: 25.07
14. wheatsquares33: 25.13
14. Alex1901: 25.13
16. peacebone: 25.87
17. Geometrical: 27.23
18. Red: 27.50
19. newpower: 28.00
20. craziaskowboi: 28.10
21. @xfer: 28.30
21. American Idiot: 28.30
23. MoD: 30.43
24. janinho: 31.17
25. House Lannister: 34.10

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

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{Top 50s Left}
Red: 49
rowellfarm490: 48
singingrulebritannia: 47
Alex1901: 47
peacebone: 47
lyhom: 46
American Idiot: 46
@doinktheclown: 45
commerce196: 45
Geometrical: 45
janinho: 45
Daryl the Beryl: 44
@xfer: 44
MoD: 44
Lordef†ones: 43
wheatsquares33: 43
craziaskowboi: 43
Butterflies & Hurricanes: 43
Doc Indie Party Rock: 41
Leaf: 40
Juanca: 40
Az Paynter: 40
House Lannister: 40
newpower: 38
campbellssoup: 36

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{Bottom 10s Left}
Red: 0
rowellfarm490: 0
Geometrical: 0
Daryl the Beryl: 0
peacebone: 1
janinho: 1
MoD: 1
wheatsquares33: 1
lyhom: 2
American Idiot: 2
commerce196: 2
Lordef†ones: 2
Alex1901: 3
@doinktheclown: 3
craziaskowboi: 3
Leaf: 3
Az Paynter: 4
House Lannister: 4
newpower: 4
@xfer: 5
Butterflies & Hurricanes: 5
Doc Indie Party Rock: 5
singingrulebritannia: 6
Juanca: 6
campbellssoup: 7

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{Highest Loss}
rowellfarm490: 41
lyhom: 39
singingrulebritannia: 38
Daryl the Beryl: 35
commerce196: 31
Red: 29
@doinktheclown: 29
Alex1901: 27
peacebone: 25
wheatsquares33: 21
Geometrical: 17
campbellssoup: 17
MoD: 16
Juanca: 16
American Idiot: 15
Leaf: 15
House Lannister: 15
Az Paynter: 14
@xfer: 14
Lordef†ones: 12
craziaskowboi: 9
newpower: 9
janinho: 7
Doc Indie Party Rock: 7
Butterflies & Hurricanes: 3

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{Lowest Left}
rowellfarm490: 85
Red: 85
Daryl the Beryl: 87
Geometrical: 87
peacebone: 91
MoD: 92
Lordef†ones: 92
wheatsquares33: 93
Leaf: 94
lyhom: 95
Alex1901: 95
janinho: 95
commerce196: 96
singingrulebritannia: 99
@doinktheclown: 99
Juanca: 99
campbellssoup: 100
American Idiot: 100
House Lannister: 100
Az Paynter: 100
@xfer: 100
craziaskowboi: 100
newpower: 100
Doc Indie Party Rock: 100
Butterflies & Hurricanes: 100

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{Perfect Rankings}
rowellfarm490: 4
peacebone: 3
@doinktheclown: 3
Alex1901: 2
wheatsquares33: 2
Red: 2
Geometrical: 1
MoD: 1
commerce196: 1
@xfer: 1
Daryl the Beryl: 1
newpower: 1
lyhom: 1

[alexcuse]

Aug 2, 2019 22:16:37 GMT -5 peacebone said:

Here's a song you can go rank on Active!

EXTRA

Lithium
Nirvana

Chart Peak: #25
Chart Weeks: 3

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How the heck did Lithium only peak at #25 and only chart for 3 weeks? And Tori Amos Silent All These Years peak at #27?

[Juanca]

85. Planet Love (43): This was one of my favorite discoveries. I really liked the modern dance-rock beat

84. Move Any Mountain (16): !!! This was one of the biggest songs of the year in our rock stations this year. That intro became background music for weekly or annual charts, commercials, etc. The music still sounds as good as back then. This wasn't my favorite song by The Shamen though. My favorite was Boss Drum (personal chart-topper). Well, their 1992 album Boss Drum was full of jams!


83. Hey That's No Way To Say Goodbye (100): This was a clear bottom 5 for me. His vocals were surprisingly bad here, and the song was just utterly boring and plain. There were a few songs that I can consider much less melodic, but at least they had something interesting in terms of music or sound. This one didn't.

82. Ghosts of Texas Ladies' Man (67): Interesting discovery. Nice yeehaw rock moment here, with good vocals. I wish the chorus had more dynamism...

81. Divine Thing (24): Awww...This was a major hit back home, crossing over to pop radios. I've always liked the rock and dance combo that was a key element of several Modern Rock hits of the day. The background vocals and ad-libs in the last minute were also a good addition. Their follow-up Pleasure was also quite popular, which led radios to play their older cover of "I'm Free" which would become their most popular song, still played in some radio stations.

80. Lover Lover Lover (44): This was by far my favorite Ian song in this RD, and the only one that actually fit the bill of an Echo type of song. A pretty good discovery. I loved the nostalgic melody, vocals and music, despite the repetitive chorus.

79. She's Mad (22): I've been a Talking Heads fan since the late 80s. I especially appreciated their fusion efforts and the incorporation of Latin elements in several of their songs. This was an even bigger fusion mess -and that's what I loved! Funk, rock, and salsa? Give it to me!! And better if there are vocals full of attitude, like David's :) This was love at first listen back in 1992 --but I knew I was gonna be in the minority here

78. What Are We Gonna Do (80): This song had potential with its Oasis-like instrumentation, but the lyrics and vocals brought it down several notches to me.

77. You Don't Understand Me (45): I like this type of fast, dynamic rock music, plus the vocals and music sounded quite good too. It took me a bit to get it, as I initially ranked it in the 60s, but the more I heard it the more the hook got stuck in my head.

76. Sax and Violins (31): Another song that I liked since I first heard in 1991. Not as strong as their biggest hits, but I've always liked the freshness of the music, production, melody and vocals.

75. Spiritual Heights (90): This is not bad, but just pointless IMO. A bit more electronic, but Donna Summer did this cover in a much more interesting way and with even better than the pretty good vocals from Chrissie.

74. Suck My Dick (68): I had this in my 80s at the beginning, but the more I listened to it, the more I liked it --well, more the music than the vocals.

73. It's A Shame About Ray (72): I've always thought this had potential to be a good melodic pop-rock song, but was left half-cooked

72. Dyslexic Heart (75): Cute song with a catchy hook, but not interesting enough for me to rank it higher.

71. Galileo (86): Cute song with good harmonies but production is a bit disappointing and amateur sounding to me.

[Doc Indie Party Rock]

85. Planet Love - The Dylans
This song was not gonna tanked with that intro. Very upbeat.

84. Move Any Mountain - The Shamen
This song tanked itself on my list. This should have stayed on some European 90's dance list.

One more elektro travesty and I'm in the clear.

83. Hey That's No Way to Say Goodbye - Ian McCulloch
Passable Alternative Rock. Not much wrong with it, but I wouldn't come back to it any time soon.

82. Ghost of (a) Texas Ladies' Man - Concrete Blonde
I loved the western vibe here. Reminded me of "I Wanna Be A Cowboy".

81. Divine Thing - The Soup Dragons
Oh you all can bite my wire. Don't you remember this one from MTV? This is an awesome guitar jam. BTW, I wonder if Butterflies & Hurricanes picked up the Andy Taylor "Take It Easy" vibe that I did?

80. Lover Lover Lover - Ian McCulloch
I had no idea these wee Leonard Cohen covers. I'm pretty sure this is much more melodic than Mr. Cohen's original.

79. She's Mad - David Byrne
David's vocals really rubbed me the wrong way here. Song was sort of a train wreck too.

78. What Are We Gonna Do - Dramarama
Nowhere as cool "Anything Anything", but I like the Beatle-esque vibe here.

77. You Don't Understand - The House of Love
What the hell are you all looking for in music? 8D This one rocked. The psychedelic vibe was very mesmerizing.

76. Sax and Violins - Talking Heads
This is showing up right on time. It sounded kinda scared to become an actual melodic song.

75. Spiritual High - Moodswings
I knew this was Chrissie, but I didn't care cuz the only mood I get from those percussion elements is the mood to click it off. I call this comatose music.

74. Suck My Kiss - Red Hot Chili Peppers
How the hell do the Red Hot Chili Peppers not get at least top 50 here? This is cool 90's groove. I feel like saying Suck my...., but I won't. 

74. It's a Shame About Ray - The Lemonheads
Just one shy of my top half. Very melodic sing a long here.

73. Dyslexic Heart - Paul Westerberg
I knew PULSE wouldn't find much use for this melodic wonder. This is an example of a song that stays in the same melody all the way through, but somehow works because of the guitars and nanana's.

72. Galileo - Indigo Girls
First time listen. I didn't find much use for these Indigo Girls. You are lucky I gave this an #80.

[Doc Indie Party Rock]

EXTRA:

Stay - Shakespear's Sister
This had a cool European heavenly sound. I can't explain why? I just kinda dug it.

Welcome to the Cheap Seats - The Wonder Stuff
 What's that? Bagpipes. It's those bagpipes that make it sound pretty decent.

The Only Living Boy in New Cross - Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine
if you can make it through that intro this actually become 80's radical. The worst part are the vocals.

On a Plain - Nirvana
First time listen, but sounds like Nirvana "Party Rock" jam part 3. Not too shabby.

Ultra Unbelievable Love - Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians
Not even an audio MV on youtube. That's how much of a mark this band left. I didn't like this live version at all.

Sugar Ray - The Jesus and Mary Chain
The guitar grinds are what I liked. The percussion is questionable. So this is where Sugar Ray got his name? 

Lithium - Nirvana
Kinda simple but a ,bit decent with the yeah yeah's. It gives the song power. That doesn't mean I'll find much use for it on an Active rock chart, but I would have given this one top 50 love here.

Breathe Deeply Now - This Picture
This one grabbed with its intro. Great vocals too. Id put this one higher than Nirvana that's for sure.

Heavy Fuel - Dire Straits
They tried to capture that "Money For Nothing" guitar fire glory with this one. Good song with great, but forgettable lyrics. How is that? They were not put in the right order. This needed Sting in the backups singing 'I want my VH-1". 

Silent All These Years - Tori Amos
Pub Piano ballads were big in the 90's huh?

Low Self Opinion - Rollins Band
This kinda rocks and is a tad rebellious. Sounds like RHCP's with Henry Rollins on vocals.

The Sweater - Meryn Cadell
Sounds like a 1968 leftover. Music is cool, but F U C K that vocal delivery.

Reva's House - Los Lobos
It ain't bad , but aside from "La Bamba" soundtrack, I didn't find much use for this band.

Murder, Tonight, in the Trailer Park - Cowboy Junkies
I'll take the Concrete Blonde cowboy vibe, and you guys can have this one all to yourselves.

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Aug 2, 2019 22:18:44 GMT -5 singingrulebritannia said:

Aug 2, 2019 22:16:37 GMT -5 peacebone said:

Here's a song you can go rank on Active!

please rank it low y'all

You're funny

[craziaskowboi]

Aug 2, 2019 22:00:38 GMT -5 peacebone said:

EXTRA

Stay
Shakespear's Sister

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I like the way this song transitions very suddenly from heavenly to sinister, and then gradually resolves itself back to heavenly. It's a very well-written song.

Aug 2, 2019 22:09:07 GMT -5 peacebone said:

EXTRA

On a Plain
Nirvana

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I like every song on Nevermind, but this is one that makes the album legendary.

Aug 2, 2019 22:16:37 GMT -5 peacebone said:

EXTRA

Lithium
Nirvana

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The classic Nirvana soft verse and loud chorus at work. The music video also gave us a glimpse of how crazy their concerts were, and, ominously, how crazy Kurt Cobain was.

Aug 2, 2019 22:40:00 GMT -5 peacebone said:

EXTRA

The Sweater
Meryn Cadell

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Oddly, the first time I ever heard this song on the radio was on a Top 40 station in Harrisburg, PA. I always thought it was humorous, and the rapid delivery made it even more entertaining. Hell, even my parents were amused by this song.

[Red]

Once again, word wall is behind the spoiler tag!

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{Spoil-tastic}#85: I thought this was fine. shrug
#84: The longer this song lasted, the more sure I was that it would have a high standard deviation...but geez, second highest? Even I wasn't expecting that.
#83: "This shouldn't have been the first of his Cohen covers to leave." Yep. This is also the closest I've come to really enjoying a solo Ian track so far.
#82: Concrete Blonde are capable of so much better than this.
#81: Yeah, um, I'm not looking forward to the dominance of the Madchester scene.
#80: I probably should have ranked this a little lower, to be honest. Not even close to the best cover of this song.
#79: I liked this more than one of the Talking Heads songs.
#78: "Work for Food" was fine...this was a challenge to get through at times. Can't say I was fully expecting this to be my last bottom ten, but...sure, okay.
#77: The fact that we're not getting to rank "Shine On" or "Destroy the Heart" is the real tragedy.
#76: Easily one of the worst Talking Heads songs...certainly one of their worst charters.
#75: The bottom rankings on this song do not surprise me at all. I think that I appreciated this song more than I liked it, but I still liked it a decent amount.
#74: WOW. I wasn't expecting this to be high, but damn. I think the biggest surprise, though, is that this wasn't even one of the 20 highest SDs. I thought it was a mortal lock to have a high standard deviation.
#73: The Lemonheads sure existed.
#72: Totally understandable why this song is low. I've heard worse from Paul as a solo act, at any rate.
#71: Oh, I wish I could have ranked this higher.

EXTRAS: "Stay" is a very interesting song. It's not one that I love or anything, but I've always admired the fact that this weird little song was a TOP FIVE POP HIT. I don't think it's much of a surprise that I would have treated the Nirvana songs and Tori well. "Lithium" was my favorite Nirvana song for about a month, but it was a fun month.

[Walking Contradiction]

"It's A Shame About Ray" and "Dyslexic Heart" are both very good IMO. Maybe that just means there are a bunch of great songs I haven't heard?

On the other hand, I'm not complaining about "Suck My Kiss" doing relatively poorly. That song really wore on me over the years

[Deleted]

Awwww, sweet Tori Amos would have been my number one without a hesitation ♥ The Rollins Band song was also great, would have been in my top 30 or so.

[peacebone]

#70 isn't a top 20 highest SD, but it's still an interesting reveal to kick things off with.

Only three people ranked this song in their top 30...but two are top 10s, and the third is very close to also being one. Seven more top half ranks, as well. Six bottom 20s, but only one is a bottom 10.

This song also has an interesting movement path: it spent several lists in the bottom 10, including at least one list in the bottom 5.

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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

[peacebone]

Live have finally departed retro rock chart RDs. But I think they're at least going to show up as an extra in Active this year, so we aren't totally done with them.

70

Operation Spirit
Live

Year-End Placing: #66
Chart Peak: #9
Chart Weeks: 9

1089 points

Standard Deviation: 25.25

janinho: 10
craziaskowboi: 10
wheatsquares33: 11
Leaf: 34
American Idiot: 35
Az Paynter: 41
@xfer: 41
Alex1901: 45
Juanca: 47
Geometrical: 48
lyhom: 54
Daryl the Beryl: 55
House Lannister: 59
newpower: 59
Red: 68
rowellfarm490: 71
@doinktheclown: 73
Doc Indie Party Rock: 73
commerce196: 77
peacebone: 83
singingrulebritannia: 85
Lordef†ones: 86
MoD: 87
Butterflies & Hurricanes: 89
campbellssoup: 95

Movements
97 98 91 90 91 91 89 82 82 82 79 75 74 71 69 65 69 65 63 69 67 69 68 70

Past Artist History
#12 Active 1995 (Lightning Crashes) | #21 Alt 1995 (Lightning Crashes) | #28 Active 1997 (Lakini's Juice) | #28 Active 1999 (The Dolphin's Cry) | #31 Active 2000 (The Dolphin's Cry) | #31 Alt 1999 (The Dolphin's Cry) | #35 Active 1998 (Rattlesnake) | #36 Active 1994 (Selling the Drama) | #42 Alt 1997 (Lakini's Juice) | #43 Active 1995 (I Alone) | #52 Active 2000 (Run to the Water) | #52 Active 1997 (Turn My Head) | #57 Alt 1998 (Rattlesnake) | #58 Alt 1994 (Selling the Drama) | #59 Alt 1995 (All Over You) | #61 Alt 2000 (Run to the Water) | #63 Active 1995 (All Over You) | #63 Alt 1997 (Turn My Head) | #70 Alt 1994 (I Alone) | #71 Active 2001 (Simple Creed) | #80 Active 1995 (White, Discussion) | #82 Alt 2001 (Simple Creed) | #86 Alt 1995 (White, Discussion) | #87 Active 1997 (Freaks) | #89 Alt 1997 (Freaks)

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Remaining Songs

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One
Weirdo
Friday I'm in Love
Come as You Are
Far Gone and Out
Hit
Mysterious Ways
Tomorrow
Digging in the Dirt
Into the Fire
Under the Bridge
Caribbean Blue
Blood Makes Noise
Not Enough Time
Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now)
Born of Frustration
The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead
Bad Luck
Midlife Crisis
Star Sign
The Sweetest Drop
High
The Life of Riley
Even Better Than the Real Thing
These Are Days
Helpless
100%
Drive
Nearly Lost You
Poison Heart
Ballerina Out of Control
Jeremy
A Letter to Elise
We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful
Hunger Strike
Ripple
Pretend We're Dead
For Love
Girlfriend
Until the End of the World
Someday
Somebody to Shove
Love
Black Metallic
We Are Each Other
Haven't Got a Clue
Laid so Low
Why
Heaven Sent
One Way
Hello Cruel World
Always the Last to Know
A Small Victory
Face to Face
Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Disappointed
Sheela-Na-Gig
Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses
Tell Me When Did Things Go So Wrong
Twisterella
Lifetime Piling Up
Glamorous Glue
Happiness in Slavery
Through an Open Window
The Concept
NWO
Popular Creeps
Fear (Of the Unknown)
Cold Feelings

[Red]

Hey, I don't have to do word wall posts this time. Yay.

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