ROUND 10 - Sandinista! - Side Two

[Wolter]

In the event of a tie in the head-to-head matchup, both advance, right? That would be pretty fitting for these two tracks.

Good question. In the past - we've voted off both songs - but I don't think we can do that because the winner advances to the semi. Any suggestions? I'd be all for both advancing. We can have up to 10 songs per poll - so even if both of these advances - the Sandinista! semi would only have 7 songs.

I think both should advance. It's absolutely absurd for the two most popular on a side to disappear with a whimper instead of moving on to the next round.

[BitterTom]

In the event of a tie in the head-to-head matchup, both advance, right? That would be pretty fitting for these two tracks.

Good question. In the past - we've voted off both songs - but I don't think we can do that because the winner advances to the semi. Any suggestions? I'd be all for both advancing. We can have up to 10 songs per poll - so even if both of these advances - the Sandinista! semi would only have 7 songs.

Definitely both advance, has to be a top number from each side, even if it ends up being 2. They are the 2 best on the side and should be advanced in the event of a tie.

[Heston]

Both are great but OMT loses since the chord progression is the same throughout.

Hang on, sometimes a repetitive chord progression suits a song, especially with reggae. How can the number of chords be a deciding factor? If that were the case, Rush would be really good.

[BitterTom]

Both are great but OMT loses since the chord progression is the same throughout.

Hang on, sometimes a repetitive chord progression suits a song, especially with reggae. How can the number of chords be a deciding factor? If that were the case, Rush would be really good.

They're not bad to be fair.

[Heston]

I voted off SGM. Great song but I think the production is a bit wimpy, even for a Mick song. The Amsterdam version shows how it could have been done.

[msza2]

SGM is the winner by a hair for me. Love the chord progression, and the outro when Topper takes it to another level.

[matedog]

Both are great but OMT loses since the chord progression is the same throughout.

Hang on, sometimes a repetitive chord progression suits a song, especially with reggae. How can the number of chords be a deciding factor? If that were the case, Rush would be really good.

Eh, it’s inherently less interesting.

[Wolter]

Both are great but OMT loses since the chord progression is the same throughout.

Hang on, sometimes a repetitive chord progression suits a song, especially with reggae. How can the number of chords be a deciding factor? If that were the case, Rush would be really good.

Eh, it’s inherently less interesting.

No.