Great Music - Playoffs Round 1: 1965-1969 (Bracket 1 of 8)

[mae]

For this playoffs poll, please choose one track to move on to the next round.

IMPORTANT! Please do not simply vote on name recognition (or lack thereof) alone. Please do listen to each nomination and then make your choice. Even if you think you know a track well, it's still worth giving it a listen for a refresher.

The poll will run for seven days. Discussion is greatly encouraged!

The nominees are (please let me know if any video doesn't play for you):


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBR0pse3hgo


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3GaiaIDa0E

[mae]

Unfortunately, the older video for "Come Together" was taken down and all I could find as replacement was somebody playing it in Rock Band. Sounds like the original, but there are game noises here and there, not too bad.

[ladysai]

Pleased to meet you,
wont you guess my name?

[fernandito]

Damn, I love both of these songs...

Need to think about this one for a bit.

[Tommy]

Stones v. Beatles, the eternal question.....

[Jon]

Stones v. Beatles, the eternal question.....

Yes...existentialism be damned!!!


I voted for The mop tops here.

but...
I stuck around St. Petersburg
When I saw it was a time for a change
Killed the czar and his ministers
Anastasia screamed in vain

[divemaster]

Hmmm, one of the best songs the Rolling Stones ever did with an intriguing insight into human nature and a great tune; vs. a ridiculous, nonsensical pile of LSD-inspired Beatles gobbledy-gook.

One of the easiest calls of the day.

The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil (1968)

[St. Troy]

Hmmm, one of the best songs the Rolling Stones ever did with an intriguing insight into human nature and a great tune; vs. a ridiculous, non-nonsensical pile of LSD-inspired Beatles gobbledy-gook.

+1!

[Tommy]

Hmmm, one of the best songs the Rolling Stones ever did with an intriguing insight into human nature and a great tune; vs. a ridiculous, nonsensical pile of LSD-inspired Beatles gobbledy-gook.

One of the easiest calls of the day.

The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil (1968)

Way trippy post, man....:ft:

[mae]

The poll has closed. "Sympathy for the Devil" will face Simon and Garfunkel - Mrs. Robinson (1968) in the second round.