Your POLL's got a little machine: ILM Artist Poll #71 • Pixies (Voting Thread)

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No need for nominations, just pick your favourite Pixies tracks from any of the albums or singles or whatever. Choose your top twenty-two (why not?) tracks and they'll score as follows:
1:40, 2:36, 3:33, 4:30, 5:28, 6:26, 7:25, 8:24, 9:23, 10:22, 11:21, 12:20, 13:19, 14:18, 15:17, 16:16, 17:15, 18:14, 19:13, 20:12, 21:11, 22:10.
Please send your ballot to: johnnyilxfever (AT) gmail.com (except obviously without the spaces and using the @ symbol) by October 24th (that's a week from Friday).
In the meantime, use this thread for bigging up tracks you want people to vote for.

If you're so inclined, here are some optional side polls...

A. Your ranked five favorite non-Pixies tracks by Pixies members (Frank Black, Breeders, Amps, etc.)

B. Your ranking of Pixies albums.

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A couple things...I'm not merging things together. If both Wave of Mutilation and Wave of Mutilation (UK Surf) make the results, then so be it. If the instrumental version of Letter to Memphis and the album version of Letter to Memphis both make it, cool! Remember your b-sides, people!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIkU-G2wqLo

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Pixies

;)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_songs_recorded_by_Pixies

did you get mine?

I don't think I've heard anything after Doolittle. Am I missing anything good or should a just put 22 songs off those first three records in an order?

Trompe Le Monde should certainly be considered. Must be cos of oversaturation of first three that I listen to this more than those if I feel like a blast of Pixies these days.I haven't listened to Bossanova in years but I imagine it will have it's defenders.

early non-album stuff is also great - b-sides and the Purple Tape.

(Would the '87 acoustic Frank Black demos count as solo?)

& I like Bossanova fine but I'd try other versions of its tracks - the John Peel Is She Weird, The Purple Tape Down to the Well.

anyone read the 'Hello/ Goodbye' feature with Kim Shattuck in Mojo this month? she was basically fired for stage diving!

i never liked Dead but this made me *love* it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0bxPbWicgc

hands down best song to ever come out of Frank Black:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2zb_iZC6nI

I'm putting on Teenager of the Year. Headache is great, but there's also Speedy Marie!

Going to be voting for a lot of Trompe Le Monde tracks. Weird that my favorite album is the one where Kim got pushed to the side, but then she killed him post-Pixies.

Structure of U-Mass is one of my favorites. First verse lasts a minute, chorus lasts almost a minute, second verse is like ten seconds, then chorus to the end for another minute.

Not that any of the songs are bad, but I might have cut the album a bit just to emphasize the Wire-ness of the pacing.

Really starting to hit me how trimming a list to 22 is going to hurt a lot.

Sent!

I dreamt about listening to the Pixies with some friends last night and I wouldn't shut up about how great they are. It's a stupid thing to share but they sounded so good in my dreams, very excited about this poll.

:D

i currently have a list of 24 and cutting the final two is just killing me.

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Trompe Le Monde is such an odd album in their catalogue, almost no Kim Deal, Francis Black and the band sounding all tight and professional. It's both a good thing and a bad thing, they sound more like a 'mainstream' band for better lack of a word.

Love some of it, though... the deliberate schlock of U-mass and the opening punches of the first three songs is a great intro to the album.

Planet of Sound is a great facemelter in the vein of Rock Music from Bossanova.

This ain't no fuckin' around!

Yeah the first three songs: Trompe le Monde, Planet of Sound and Alec Eiffel are the ones I love. Planet of Sound and U-Mass are the highlights of that album for me but it does feel like a different band from the previous albums.

The biggest difficulty for me was conceptualizing of Palace of the Brine and Letter to Memphis as two separate songs. I always hear that as a mini-suite. Parts 1 & 2. It does them a disservice to be considered separately. I ranked them close together, but they will no doubt be far apart in the rankings.

"conceptualizing" the wrong word there, I realized as a clicked submit.

Placed Hey as my number 1 but listening to Debaser right now I think I made a huge mistake.

Planet Of Sound (single mix) > Planet Of Sound (album mix)

Hey vs Broken face are the two i'm considering cutting currently.

The biggest difficulty for me was conceptualizing of Palace of the Brine and Letter to Memphis as two separate songs. I always hear that as a mini-suite. Parts 1 & 2.

Yeah, I had Trompe on cassette for quite a long time before I bought it on cd, so I was surprised to find out they were two individual songs (even though I knew they were based on the tracklisting).

Broken Face is likely to be in my top 3, Hey probably won't even make the 22 .

I shouldn't try to predict placings I know, but will God be 7?

Based on the balloting so far, The Devil is 5, Man is 6 and God is 7.

"Hey"'s landslide win in the Doolittle poll was shocking to me. It's a fine song but fairly middling in the context of the Pixies' catalog on the whole, IMO. Had no idea it was held in such high esteem by so many.

Based on the balloting so far, The Devil is 5, Man is 6 and God is 7.

fuk I messed up my own joke

There's something so sexy and wrong and desperate at the way Frank sings 'We're Chained' in Hey that makes it one of my favorite songs by them. Cactus is my number 2 pick for the same reasons, I love the bent sex world and lusty yearning they share.

I had me a vision...

so, which tracks are people voting for off Indie Cindy?

Expect a very Bossanova and Trompe Le Monde-heavy ballot from yours truly.

My ballot's in!

Just sent my ballot. Of all the ILM polls I've participated in (not that many, actually), this was the hardest to do. So many great songs! I've been on a Trompe Le Monde binge the past few days thanks to this poll. I used to consider it somewhat of a lesser Pixies record, but now I like it more than Bossanova. It's just as classic as the other Pixies records.

I just want to stick up for Brick Is Red, which I think is fantastic, but will probably get overlooked.

Brick is Red is terrific!

8 ballots in already. MOAR PLZ

I did vote for Brick is Red... it's on the lower part of my ballot, but it's definitely one of the best songs on Surfer Rosa. That and Oh my Golly! save the last part of the album from being a mess, the highlights seem to be stacked on the first half.

Not that the second half is necessarily bad but it just doesn't compare to the first half.

The opening two tracks are probably the best

This is gonna be fun when I can get around to blasting the lps again. Was always a big, big fan of Trompe le Monde - some of their most beautiful tunes are on there.

Something about the typeface on Surfer Rosa always made me think that song was called Buick is Red.

I think its similar to a lot of the 4ad stuff. I got some earlier Lush song names wrong as well, I think. I always thought their first record was called Sear when I was a kid. Maybe it was just me.

"What's your guys' philosophy of the world?" is what the interviewer asked the band in that clip up there, just so everyone's clear.

I have never voted in a poll before but may try to do this one tonight.

I used to have this idea that Velouria and Wave of Mutilation and River Euphrates were basically the same song. I'm not convinced by this any more.

BTW I had a tough decision between "rate songs by my 'objective' opinion of how amazing they are" vs. "rate songs by how deeply embedded into my sense of self they were between 1988 and 1993" and I went with the later, partly because I didn't have time to do a scientific re-listening to all the songs in the catalog. So my ballot is CoP/SR/Doolittle heavy, because those were the records I cared about most at the time. Hoping this poll will illuminate the later records for me.

River Euphrates = probably my #1

Oh man, this is going to be hard. Voted all Pixies off the iPod a long time ago so haven't heard a note in years, but listening to that clip of "Dead" above made me realize how many of their songs are hardwired into my amygdala. Will listen scientifically & vote from the guts.

I used to have this idea that Velouria and Wave of Mutilation and River Euphrates were basically the same song. I'm not convinced by this any more.

― Turtleneck Work Solutions (Nasty, Brutish & Short), sábado 18 de octubre de 2014 22:22 (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

They share the same backbone but the style is very different depending on the album. You can listen to the three in a row and note their evolution. surfer rosa is loose and unruly like a child, doolitle is more confident and lush and bossanova is more forlorn and fatalistic. It may sound like I'm on drugs but they capture the esence of each record and the stages of the band perfectly the "childhood" (river euphrates), the teen years (wave of mutilation) and adulthood (Velouria).

In an effort to be completely thorough before making my ballot, I'm listening to Indie Cindy again for the first time since it showed up earlier this year. These songs aren't as objectively horrible/bland as I remember them all being, but Charles Thompson is an old lazy man now who picks melodically low-hanging fruit rather than approaching songwriting from bizarre angles like he did in his youth.

Everything is still too long, though. Shortest thing is 3:11, which would be among the longer tracks on any previous Pixies album.

The problem I have with Indie Cindy is that it sounds like they're trying too hard to live up to their past output. They're not the type of band that should over-think things. Nobody was asking for a new album so they might as well just had fun with it.

I've given Bossanova a few listens and there's nothing there that'll make my ballot. Trompe le Monde is better but it's looking likely that my ballot will be all CoP/SR/D.

i was at a wedding over the weekend and managed to get my table debating he best pixies tracks.

Excellent work!

I've given Bossanova a few listens and there's nothing there that'll make my ballot.

― nate woolls, Monday, October 20, 2014 7:35 PM (1 hour ago)

Velouria!!

ffs. really.

Yeah Velouria is alright but there's 22 better songs on the other albums.

pixies + muffs might have worked out better if kim shattuck replaced frank black instead.

Bossanova is just not a very good album.

I disagree. I love it and never understood why people were disapointed by it. Maybe they expected something less polished but there isn't really a bad song on it and the first 8 are as solid as any of their best work.
To me it sounds a lot like what The Breeders would do later except better.

I hadn't heard Distance = Rate x Time in decades. That is a doozy! Holy cow

Voted. A Doolittle heavy but Bossanova and Trompe le Monde friendly ballot. One from Surfer Rosa. None from Come on Pilgrim.

I love Bossanova so much. It was my first Pixies and I bought it at the same time I got The Bends. You can hear where early Radiohead lifted from it.

Q: Kelley Deal 6000 for the side poll--I assume, nay?

bossnova is fine in isolation but listening to COP thru TLM back to back it was remarkable just how much worse than everything else it is.

Trompe le Monde - 9
Doolittle - 8
Surfer Rosa - 5

I've only listened to Come On, Pilgrim and Bossanova once each.

Giving Bossanova & Trompe le Monde one more listen this afternoon then putting my ballot together tonight. Expecting a lot of Surfer Rosa, a little of Doolittle and one or two from Come On Pilgrim.

Misheard lyrics that I only just got around to looking up:

Fall on your face in those bad shoes
Lion-O lockjaw
TAME!

COP 4
SR 6
D 8
B 1
TLM 3

pixies b-sides range from bad to mediocre without exception, i don't understand the tremendous appeal they apparently have

I like 'Into the White' and the two Neil Young covers a lot but they'd barely make my top 30 Pixies songs.

<3 "Bird Dream of the Olympus Mons"

I'm working my way though this based on how much I like these tunes right now, rather than what I liked >20 years ago. So, Debaser, which I loved, probably won't make the cut because I feel like I've heard it faaaaaaaaaar too many times.

At least we can all agree Doolitle is the tits, right?

I danced around it for a long time, but I finally made peace with the fact their most popular album (Doolittle) is also their best (Doolittle).

I think the most popular sales-wise is actually Surfer Rosa but I don't have the actual numbers. Just a wild guess.

Doolittle was a platinum album in the US (1m in sales), and only one of the others—Surfer Rosa—is even gold (500k in sales).

Did a quick research and no, you're right, Doolitle is the most popular one. Here's the sales figures according to SoundScan in 2004:

Come On Pilgrim: 144,598
Surfer Rosa: 458,491
Doolittle: 583,564
Bossanova: 215,217
Trompe Le Monde: 306,697
Complete B-Sides: 42,703
Live at the BBC: 49,308
Death To The Pixies: 146,012
Purple Tape: 30,212

Wikipedia actually gives Doolitle over 1,000,000 sales and Surfer over 500,000. Did Doolitle sold almost double that figure in this past decade?

I think SoundScan might have its numbers wrong, though.

Doolittle hit a million in November 1995. Surfer Rosa didn't go gold until April 2005.

http://www.riaa.com/goldandplatinumdata.php?table=SEARCH

That link lists that Doolitle hit Gold in 1995, not Platinum. It doesn't certificate it as Platinum yet.

Oh, you're right! I didn't even read all the way across. :D

Anyhow... your point stands, Doolitle is way more popular than Surfer Rosa. Had no idea.

Bossanova was a momentum killer for them. Strong record, but it didn't take them to the next level commercially.

Surfer Rosa picked up a lot of cache over time, but it wasn't a landmark record in any way in 1988. Doolittle had MTV video rotation, lots of college radio support and press fawning out the wazoo.

cache=cachet

I was expecting that the popularity of Where is My Mind through licensing in films, tv and ads would translate in higher sales. I was wrong.

I mean most people only know them because of that song, usually the best-known single is also on the best-selling album, nay?

lol I'm not trying to say it was a bad guess. Surfer Rosa is the Pixies album in the 21st century both in terms of respect and influence. It just wasn't seen as that at the time. (And I happen to still prefer Doolittle regardless.)

Surfer Rosa is the Pixies album in the 21st century in terms of boobs.

..I'm not merging things together

I hope the Vamos votes aren't split too much, that song deserves a top 10 place.

Oh damn, I may have to merge things on a case-by-case basis. I didn't think of there being two album versions of Vamos when I rattled off that declaration.

Was is she weird a single from Bossanova? I can't remember.It seems like the closest in terms of style to what came before.

never realized just how awesome that track is until i was listening to tracks for the poll! that and Levitate Me have been in my head for a week now.

Front to back (even though, and probably because, there's only 8 tracks), Come On Pilgrim is the most solid Pixies release. All killer, zero filler.

Ride the Tiger down the River Euphrates.

Brick Is Red is missing from that Wikipedia list upthread, in case anyone's using it to compile their ballot.

An overlooked Frank Black track, "Bullet". My favorite solo track

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQgV9q6fl1I

I really like Lovely Day, but I can't help feeling the fact he's singing to an alien detracts from it a bit

hahaha. i only really started to enjoy TLM when i learned to let that shit go. lovely day was my last cut.

Hmmmm. I've just finished ranking them and I have both I Bleed and Dead just outside my top 22 when I assumed they were nailed-on to be in there. Need to think some more...

At least we can all agree Doolitle is the tits, right?

― Moka, Tuesday, October 21, 2014 5:27 PM (4 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

I danced around it for a long time, but I finally made peace with the fact their most popular album (Doolittle) is also their best (Doolittle).

― Johnny Fever, Tuesday, October 21, 2014 5:28 PM (4 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

It's the one I listen to the least. In fact, I'm fairly confident none of its tracks are going to make my ballot!

Weirdo.

I mean, I do think Doolittle is a stronger album than Bossanova, but there's individual tracks on Bossanova that mean more to me than any track from Doolittle.

and Trompe Le Monde is my favourite Pixies record, so...

I wish it were an inclusive poll. I'd love to see how many of us Breeders >>> Pixies these days.

19 ballots in, who wants to be lucky #20?

me!

I have tried to research Pixies songs but got sidetracked by The Breeders and now i can't go back.

voted

Going to vote. Persuaded by Turtleneck Work Solutions to return to ILX for just this purpose.

I like the b-sides. Dancing the Manta Ray! Into the White! The Debbie Gibson one ...

Is there anything good anywhere online on Pixies lyrics? I'd like someone cleverer than me to think about them for me. (Quarter-remembered Melody Maker articles from 1989 aren't going to help.)

well there's song meanings dot com, or some such. doesn't always get it right as it's mostly speculation, but worth a try maybe.

"doesn't always get it right" is an understatement, tbh - often the lyrics themselves are wrong, never mind the interpretations

My ballot split looks like this:
COP: 0
SR: 0
D: 2
B: 11
TLM: 6:
B-sides: 3
I might avoid reading the results of this poll, cause reading other people's rong opinions about the pixies makes me irrationally angry.

Lol at ^this

mine went thusly (sorry if it's enraging):

COP: 2
SR: 4
Dl: 7
Bn: 4
TlM: 5

i will also mention that i had three song off of Teenager of the Year on my not-Pixies list. i seriously fucking love that album.

I haven't started tabulating ballots yet, so I don't know which albums have an edge on others, but just from people's breakdowns in this thread it looks like Indie Cindy might as well have never happened (as it should, naturally).

Heh, my breakdown is the same as Thermo's except I had three each from Pilgrim and Surfer.

i have one of those gadgets from men in black and whenever i see a reference to 21st c. pixies material i zap myself.

the film, not the frank black song

No indicindy ne.
The song I've loved most during the reformation years gigs is Velouria. It always sounds so magnificent.

Also late voters should check Subbacultcha again. mf awesome. There's something about that song. It's on the Purple tapes as a lesser version i seem to remember?

COP: 2
SR: 5
D:10
B: 4
TLM: 0 (controversial!)
IC: 0
B-sides: 1

I could have easily put 5 songs from Teenager of the Year on my non Pixies list.

Is there anything good anywhere online on Pixies lyrics? I'd like someone cleverer than me to think about them for me. (Quarter-remembered Melody Maker articles from 1989 aren't going to help.)

― Citizen Smith (Jamie T Smith)

http://songmeanings.com/artist/view/songs/891/

User interpretations. Mind you the Pixies were dadaists or something, so half of the time their lyrics don't mean a damn thing.

it's not rocket science dudes, every song is about sex and death and then all of a sudden every song is about aliens

Yes, that seems about right.

CoP = 3, SR = 8, D = 5, B = 4, TLM = 2

sent - hope you got it

lots of TLM

tried as much as i could to include a b-side but it fell too forced, so none for me.

I think I only had one CoP song in mine (two if you count Vamos but I was thinking about Surfer Rosa's version).

yeah, same as that, Into The White is kinda great but it's never gonna fit into the top 22 imm.

xp

Something about Lovely Day I can't quite put my finger on it, but to me it's one of their better lesser celebrated songs.

Also, I always imagined Bossanova (side 1) and TLM (side 2) has a space conspiracy double album, with two very distinct and competing style, and it multiplied my love for both records over time.

I once heard their B-Sides album compilation and I didn't like it. As far as B-sides go it's a great compilation but compared to the other Pixies work it doesn't measure up to the actual songs on the albums.

The highlights for me in there where the alternate versions of the album records. The fuzzier version of River Euphrates, the opiate, surf version of Wave of Mutilation and The Thing (which is a revamp of the second half of The Happening).

The 'original' b-sides which are worth anything, imho, are Manta Ray and Into the White.

Currently soliciting ideas for punny titles for the results thread.

He bought me a soda and he tried to POLLest me in the parking lot

This is a POLL about a superhero named Tony

Hey Paul, Hey Paul, Hey Paul, let's have a POLL

^lock thread

He was into field hockey POLLers

The creature in the sky got sucked in a POLL

Losing my POLL to a whore with disease

Something about Lovely Day I can't quite put my finger on it, but to me it's one of their better lesser celebrated songs.

― Van Horn Street, Wednesday, October 22, 2014 7:31 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

It's got the same "trying to make our long distance relationship work by sending stuff in the mail" vibe as Letter to Memphis and Cactus. Any others like this?

This is a POLL about a superhero named Tony

It's educationPOLL

poll my songs into the ocean

Hold my head / we'll tramPOLLine

poll running on this panamanian schooner

Break my body, POLL my bones

I like Lou Reed, she said, slipping her poll in my ear

Oh my POLLy

tbf though nate's suggestion is the clear winner

Remember, tomorrow's the last day to vote! 24 ballots at present, so it will be a successful poll regardless, but if you're out there and on the fence about voting, just do it.

I should be able to finish my ballot today.

Trying to organize mine now. I've got my top 5-6 in place, so the rest is kind of arbitrary, just need to work it out.

crack crack crackity POLL

I guess I should vote to make sure that Gigantic finishes #1. Though how it could not, I have no idea.

Something against POLLS

ballot sent. man the past few years of the reunion tour made me forgot how the Pixies rocked my teenage years, them reuniting in 2004 was everything to me.

My ballot's on its way but I realize how much of a soft spot for the songs that mention that album's title.

Hey Paul, Hey Paul, Hey Paul, let's have a POLL

― nate woolls

One thing that I left off my ballot is the cover of David Lynch's "In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song)" which they covered live back in the day in an extremely heavy way, maybe as heavy as they got, and for much, much longer than the short snippet that appeared as a B-side.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qkoGA_ewic

Poll sent.

er Ballot

Just voted after taking 10 minutes and sorting through my favorites.

vote doesn't count unless you clearly over-thought things.

This is a song about a war criminal named Kony. It's called Kony's theme!!!!!

One thing that I left off my ballot is the cover of David Lynch's "In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song)"

Never fear, it's on mine

Alright, just voted.

voted! Listening was fun (and EDUCATIONAL!) & I don't know if it's something bred in the times or what, but for me the falloff between Doolittle and the two after that is drastic. It's like... there's quality there but I can't crawl through the production to hear it.

lol this pivot table is vexing me something hard. I'm making it identically to the one I used for the Elton John poll last year, but I'm still not seeing the "# of votes" column. GAHHH

Sent!

We're at 33 ballots now, btw. Thanks everybody! Still accepting until midnight my time (EDT) Friday night.

I can send you a link to the spreadsheet I used for my Radiohead poll if you like, it works really well.

Great, plz send to the email in the OP.

I didn't get to finish my ballot but my #1 was going to be Letter from Memphis fwiw.

you still have over 12 hours Phil D. get cracking.

I didn't get to finish my ballot but my #1 was going to be Letter from Memphis fwiw.

― bippity bup at the hotel california (Phil D.), Friday, October 24, 2014 8:31 AM (1 hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

this is my #1

OK, ballot sent!

I really like Lovely Day, but I can't help feeling the fact he's singing to an alien detracts from it a bit

― Turtleneck Work Solutions (Nasty, Brutish & Short), Tuesday, October 21, 2014 4:55 PM (3 days ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Just noticed this. I was under the impression that he's singing to his girl back on earth. She will be his "Martian Honey" when she gets there after he sends the money.

Letter from Memphis narrowly missed my final cut, but I've had it stuck in my head all day. I might not have even listened to Trompe Le Monde for 20 years until this poll.

just put together a quick ballot and sent. I already regret some of the songs I cut.

I've overplayed all the pixies albums but for some reason Trompe Le Monde is the one I never really tire of. It's also the one that works best as an album, on all the other ones I tend to skip around a lot, even if I pretty much like all the songs.

Yeah, it's very well-sequenced. Feels almost like a concept album or soundtrack.

TLM was my favorite for many years and it still has the highest peaks and
I love how some of the songs fit together especially Palace of the Brine, Letter to Memphis, Bird Dream of the Olympus Mons. But as a whole I think Bossanova is more consistent.

What I like about the last two is that Santiago is all over them basically.

I fully expect Alec Eiffel in the top 5 by the way.

twas my #5!

Distance = Rate is the big stunner for me. I had forgotten about that one.

I HAD ME A VISION!

After Letter to Memphis, that's always been my favorite track on TLM.

Distance = Rate was one that I kept on my ballot to the expense of some better known tracks. I barely even remembered how it went before listening to TLM again yesterday, but it rocks

I cut distance = rate, but now I wish I didn't

Just banged a crazy ballot together. Made me realize that in the last few years I basically only listen to Bossanova and Trompe le Monde, had to actually look up some of the Surfer Rosa/Doolittle songs. Love all of them when they're on, but I went with the ones that pop into my head the most often or which really make me stop and look up from what I'm doing and go "damn."

This polls made me realize that I strongly prefer body horror Pixies to sci-fi Pixies.

How much time is there still? Is there time? What is time anyway?

You're alright, LBI, the sun hasn't set yet on the other side of the Atlantic

Thank god

Actually, it might well have done, but I think you've still got a few hours left to vote

12 midnight edt is +4 in gmt.

If the devil is +4 gmt, then god is +5 gmt. No way I'm going to make it, read abt this too late, still working. But watching this closely.

Sent.

i feel bad that lots of you guys are obviously putting much more work into this than i did

can i still vote? it will take me an hour or so - i've already made a 30 song shortlist.

Yeah, right around 4 hours left.

cheers Johnny.

sent x

Bossa=6
Pilgrim= 6
Trompe=3
Surfer=4
Doo=3

I went Doolittle heavy...

Doolittle: 9
Surfer Rosa: 5
Bossanova: 3
Trompe Le Monde: 3
COI: 2

LAST CALL - 51 minutes left.

when you plan on rolling out the results?

COI: 2

COME ON ILGRIM

C = 1
S = 7
D = 5
B = 5
T = 1
+ 3 B-sides

<i>when you plan on rolling out the results?</i>

Will start things on Monday.

And with that...voting is closed!

41 ballots, btw. Good haul!

Make that 42, but that's it. No more.

There's only two acceptable winners in this poll: Hey or Debaser. Don't let me down ILM.

Thanks for doing this JF.

42 is a great haul!

soooooo psyched for this

Hey Paul, Hey Paul, Hey Paul, let's have a POLL: ILM Artist Poll #69 • Pixies (results!)