I was not able to post all of the Top 5 List submissions. The response was so overwhelming that I just don’t know what to say. (Heh. Vance without words? Not a chance. I know dozens of ‘em.)
Anyways, I couldn’t post them all because there weren’t any.
Not one.
Maybe you are all thoughtfully considering your lists, and want to fine-tune them before submitting them?
Maybe you are waiting to see if anyone else goes first?
Come on, Vast Readership! Stop procrastinating and get those lists in! Punch that “Comments” button. We are collectively on the edge of our seats waiting to see what you got.
11 comments:
Whoa! You're kidding, right Vance? Not one list submitted? I can't believe it! What's wrong with your Vast Readership? Do they think this is a free ride?
Here's my list:
Top 5 Blogs
1. What Do You Mean, Mace?
5. DJ's whatever
Keep up the good work!
Your most loyal reader from your Vast Readership
Thanks for your observations, MLRFYVR.
I also appreciate the list. It shows a discerning, thoughtful, and intelligent take on the world.
Be sure to make more discerning, thoughtful, and intelligent submissions and comments!
Mr. Vance,
Thank you for requesting my Top Five List of Supernatural Movies. My requirements are that they are eerie/creepy, are NOT slasher/gore-fest films, rarely rely on "jump out of your seat" scares, and aren't comedies. Also note that, invariably, I've listed the original. I've never seen a good remake (such as the 1999 version of The Haunting which really sucked big time). Here they are:
1. The Haunting (1963)
2. Changeling (1980)
3. The Innocents (1961)
4. The Others (2002)
5. The Wicker Man (1973)
6. The Sixth Sense (1999)
7. The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)
8. Carnival of Souls (1962)
9. The Gift (2000)
10. Rosemary's Baby (1968)
11. The Uninvited (1944)
12. The Birds (1963)
13. What Lies Beneath (2000)
14. Stir of Echoes (1999)
15. Kwaidan (1964)
16. Haunted (1995)
17. The Dead Zone (1983)
18. Island of Lost Souls (1933)
19. Nosferatu (1929)
20. Blair Witch Project (1999)
21. The Skeleton Key (2005)
22. Repulsion (1965)
23. Cat People (1942)
24. The Village (2004)
OK! There it is! An excellent Top 5 list, Dweeb. Thanks for your submission. It shows thoughtfulness, discernment, and intelligence; something I demand from my Vast Readership!
Top 5 Live Blues Recordings
Buddy Guy "This is Buddy Guy"
B.B. King "Blues is King"
Etta James "Rocks the House"
Son Seals "Live and Burnin"
Hounddog "Taylor Beware of the Dog"
Top 5 Live Blues Recordings
Buddy Guy "This is Buddy Guy"
B.B. King "Blues is King"
Etta James "Rocks the House"
Son Seals "Live and Burnin"
Hounddog "Taylor Beware of the Dog"
Wow. A Top 5 with only five entries. This member of my VR is not only discerning, intelligent, and thoughtful, but decisive, to boot. I'll bet they're even ranked in order!
Kudos, anonymous member of the VR!!
Vance, yes I followed your instructions regarding the T5 Live Blues recordings with the exception of the ordering. To actually order the list would result in me never posting a list.
Now here is another T5 which is mostly ordered. #1 is absolute.
T5 Live Rock Recordings
1. The Who Live at Leeds
2. The Allman Brothers Band At the Fillmore East
3. Little Feat Waiting for Columbus
4. Neil Young and Crazy Horse Live at the Fillmore East
5. Elvis Costello and the Attractions Live at the El Mocambo
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Sawad,
Wait a minute! I gave no instructions. This forum was meant to free us all from limitations. Post your lists willy-nilly. Prioritized, ranked, ordered, or not: it's all kew.
But thanks for the list. I've got to give them all a listen, esp. EC&tA at El Mocambo.
OK, YOU ASKED FOR IT. Here's the definitive , authoritative, No Shit, one and only TOP 5 Mucic list of All Time.
Jazz
Coltrane "A Love Supreme"
Billie Holiday "Strange Fruit"
Louis Armstrong "Potato Head Blues"
Ella Fitzgerald "Does Gershwin"
Wes Montgomery "Vibratin'"
Thelonious Monk "Monk's Dream"
ROCK
Jimi Hendrix "Electric Ladyland"
Bob Dylan "Highway 61 Revisited"
Stevie Wonder "Innervisions"
Los Lobos "How Will the Wolf Survive?"
Rolling Stones "Let It Bleed"
Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels "Detroit"
BLUES
Magic Sam "West Side Soul"
Johnny Winter "Progressive Blues Experiment"
Freddie King "Texas Cannonball"
Ma Rainey "I'm Jealous"
Sonny Stitt "Blues Greasy"
Yer Bud, P
Mr. Vance,
I have decided to post my Top Five of anything that comes to mind. I call this my "Top Five Of Anything That Comes To Mind":
1. Garlic
2. Eggplant
3. Garlic and Eggplant together
4. "Mercury Blues" by David Lindley
5. Cool days
6. Potatos
7. Anne Francis
8. The movie "The Dresser"
9. The movie "Some Like It Hot"
10. Elephants
11. Japanese flutes
12. Olive oil (especially if used to cook garlic and eggplant)
13. Chess
14. Archery
15. The book "To Kill a Mockingbird"
16. Parchment
17. Cold water on a hot day
18. Spicy Pepper Sauce (especially if added to cooking garlic and eggplant in olive oil)
19. Good beer (like Dead Guy Ale)
20. The movie "A Room with a View"
21. Jumper cables
22. Oak tree forests
23. Surf music
24. Clouds after a rain storm
25. Red-winged blackbirds
26. Apples
27. External hard drives for backup
28. Snow
29. A nice cuppa tea
30. Any book you can't put down
31. Real licorice
32. Leave It To Beaver
33. Wrens
34. Autumn
35. Designing something that really, really works
36. Benson gyrocopters
37. Amelia Earhart
38. The Autogiro
39. Zucchinis
40. Velcro
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