[Porygon2z]

So this is where the Christina Aguilera's Sigle Rates came from
wow this project is awesome, so many cool battles! all of them are in Base right?

[Ace Reject]

Originally posted by Porygon2z

So this is where the Christina Aguilera's Sigle Rates came from
wow this project is awesome, so many cool battles! all of them are in Base right?

Yep!

[Ace Reject]

genetic fail - about your flop rate.

I'mma need you to revise it, seeing as Killer Love is not getting a US release and therefore could not have flopped here.

Although it would have.

[Jameson Teqkilla]

The hip-hop rate is going to be so brutal because those albums are just SO good.

I'll probably label songs based on rap, sung, or mixed.

[Porygon2z]

I can't believe I just notice all of these
I'm so looking forward to the battles!
don't know, maybe do one sometime, though, I don't how it's really working cuz I see a lot of categories XD

[Ace Reject]

Originally posted by Porygon2z

I can't believe I just notice all of these
I'm so looking forward to the battles!
don't know, maybe do one sometime, though, I don't how it's really working cuz I see a lot of categories XD

Don't be afraid brother! We're here to help.

[madonnas]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

The hip-hop rate is going to be so brutal because those albums are just SO good.

I'll probably label songs based on rap, sung, or mixed.

Isn't your theme critically acclaimed rap albums?
Why not add Miss E... So Addictive?

[Porygon2z]

Originally posted by Ace Reject

Don't be afraid brother! We're here to help.

thank you
whenever you have time, you (or whoever that wants to) could explain me how all of these rates are being hosted/ranked

[Jameson Teqkilla]

Originally posted by madonnas

Isn't your theme critically acclaimed rap albums?
Why not add Miss E... So Addictive?

Not just critically acclaimed. Two of them won Grammy AOTY, and the other was one of the most widely declared Grammy snubs ever. They were albums that made MAJOR pop culture and industry impact. There's albums the critics PRAISE to the high heavens, like Miss E, but there's special albums that they practically trip over themselves to love.

[madonnas]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

Not just critically acclaimed. Two of them won Grammy AOTY, and the other was one of the most widely declared Grammy snubs ever. They were albums that made MAJOR pop culture and industry impact. There's albums the critics PRAISE to the high heavens, like Miss E, but there's special albums that they practically trip over themselves to love.

I guess you have a point. Either way I will be participating.

[supaspaz]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

Not just critically acclaimed. Two of them won Grammy AOTY, and the other was one of the most widely declared Grammy snubs ever. They were albums that made MAJOR pop culture and industry impact. There's albums the critics PRAISE to the high heavens, like Miss E, but there's special albums that they practically trip over themselves to love.

Wasn't Under Construction an Album of the Year nominee? Having Missy involved could be fun.

[Nait Phoenix]

Originally posted by Taste of Honey

Well, Utada doesn't. She only has 32 singles, and I don't like Ayumi anyways so it wouldn't hurt me to leave her out. I think a singles rate could be done for Hikki.

But I'll definately do Shakira.

Ace, give him Utada. I need an Utada rate in my life...

[Ace Reject]

Originally posted by Nait Phoenix

Ace, give him Utada. I need an Utada rate in my life...

Utada it is!

[supaspaz]

Originally posted by TakeItOff!

I want to do all of them incluing his, The Throne's, and his features because the more, the merrier, but more importantly because I just want to see Katy Perry in last place in a rate.

Sis, Katy has been last plenty of times now! "California Gurls" got punched out of the #1 singles rate first, and Peacock" was last in your 2010 album thread. But it is pretty satisfying, right?

[Jameson Teqkilla]

Originally posted by supaspaz

Wasn't Under Construction an Album of the Year nominee? Having Missy involved could be fun.

If people don't think 4 is too much I'm totally down. Actually, let's do Miss E... because it also features tracks that are predominantly sung instead of rapped.

[madonnas]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

If people don't think 4 is too much I'm totally down. Actually, let's do Miss E... because it also features tracks that are predominantly sung instead of rapped.

Under Construction has 3-4 sung ones too, but I'd love to see Missy in this rate! A lot of people forget just how good it is when her and Timbaland come together.

[Ace Reject]

Originally posted by Porygon2z

thank you
whenever you have time, you (or whoever that wants to) could explain me how all of these rates are being hosted/ranked

Okay, so here it is in a nutshell.

We began doing these rates sometime last summer - a new way of combining the traditional survivor type "game" of ranking your favorite songs or albums with an interactive discussion. They've been quite successful, in their own little way.

The rates rules' are simple. Anyone can vote, and their rank their favorite songs from 10 - 0.

Hosts and rate topics are decided in this thread. There's a small band of about ten - fifteen members who have hosted rates, and they come up with a lot of different ideas. We discuss them, and if they make sense, they become actual rates.

There are six (?) categories for the rates:

- Album rates
- Niche album rates (for ideas that might not be popular; they usually pair albums that are not that popular and/or current.)
- Blockbuster rates (The opposite - pairing albums that are hugely popular and relevant to our populace.)

- Singles rates
- Contemporary - Ranking, rating and discussing the singles of artists who started making music within the last twenty two years, give or take a few.
- Legendary - for artists that have been making music for longer than twenty two years.

All artists, in order to have singles rates, must have released at least twenty singles in their career.

If they haven't ...

- Artists rates
- Singles rates are one person at a time, artists rates rank the singles of multiple artists who have something in common.

[Jameson Teqkilla]

If Iggy releases her debut by the end of the year as well, I call dibs on Nicki vs. Azealia vs. Iggy.

[Porygon2z]

Originally posted by Ace Reject

Okay, so here it is in a nutshell.

We began doing these rates sometime last summer - a new way of combining the traditional survivor type "game" of ranking your favorite songs or albums with an interactive discussion. They've been quite successful, in their own little way.

The rates rules' are simple. Anyone can vote, and their rank their favorite songs from 10 - 0.

Hosts and rate topics are decided in this thread. There's a small band of about ten - fifteen members who have hosted rates, and they come up with a lot of different ideas. We discuss them, and if they make sense, they become actual rates.

There are six (?) categories for the rates:

- Album rates
- Niche album rates (for ideas that might not be popular; they usually pair albums that are not that popular and/or current.)
- Blockbuster rates (The opposite - pairing albums that are hugely popular and relevant to our populace.)

- Singles rates
- Contemporary - Ranking, rating and discussing the singles of artists who started making music within the last twenty two years, give or take a few.
- Legendary - for artists that have been making music for longer than twenty two years.

All artists, in order to have singles rates, must have released at least twenty singles in their career.

If they haven't ...

- Artists rates
- Singles rates are one person at a time, artists rates rank the singles of multiple artists who have something in common.

wow! so, in example, I host with 3 albums and all of those tracks are ranked by the votes of the people and then I make the list with the Top XX, right?
Thanks!

[Edge Of Glory]

Ooh, I thought of one!

Pop Rock Flops:


The top three forces in pop-rocks floppiest albums. For most of these eras (or in P!nks case, the whole era), the public was not here for them. One common characteristic of these albums is that they are all darker compared to other albums by their respective artists.