[Stevie]

Ok, I'm almost done. Those first five Strokes singles were great! So far, they're the only band I actually had fun listening to.

[alkralkra]

Sent.

"Maps" should win obvi.

[Stevie]

Sent! My kind heart didn't let me give anyone lower than a five but basically, Strokes and Yeahs > the rest.

My ten tens were pretty evenly spread amongst the bands, but one of them got none.

[madonnas]

Originally posted by alkralkra

Sent.

"Maps" should win obvi.

Um, if a YYY song should win its Heads Will Roll.

[Stevie]

Originally posted by madonnas

Um, if a YYY song should win its Heads Will Roll.

Maybe. I'd be happy with either one winning though, they're both great.

[Kingfisher]

I think Maps will place higher than Heads Will Roll (it should )
I loved Turn Into, so i hope that song makes it far too

[Sloth]

My Top Four:

1. Gold Lion
2. Heads Will Roll
3. Maps
4. Zero

Everything else is irrelevant.

[Red]

Originally posted by Ace Reject

I'm the opposite. Their older stuff is kind of it. Their newer stuff is not the business.

I rated "Little Black Submarines" better than any of their other songs, though.

Fun fact: The two songs I rated the lowest are probably going to be in the top ten. And one will REALLY piss me off, I have a feeling.

Oh, and "Date With The Night" is the best YYYs song. They will NEVER top that song.

[Ace Reject]

Ugh, how I wish Cheated Hearts and Down Boy were in play.

[Sloth]

[Clump]

Okay, girls. I finally got all the ballots in. The countdown begins Sunday at 5 PM eastern.

Be there, or be the Kings of Leon.

[Ronaldista]

Originally posted by Clump

Be there, or be the Kings of Leon.

[alkralkra]

Cannot wait for The Strokes their eliminations.

[thediscomonkey]

At least majority of us can agree that KoL sucks.

[jqnetto]

Seven Nation Army for the win.

[MP2K]

I'm finishing up, I might have been too generous so I might change a few of my previous votes.

[MP2K]

You know what, **** it.. It may be the mood that I'm in right now but I really enjoyed everyone.

[Mastamaind]

I don't think those bands completely represent the 00's AT ALL. And it's not that I don't like them it's that it's not like that, it's a very partial view of what would REALLY be the "Saviors of Rock".

What about Radiohead? They slayed the 00's.

[jqnetto]

Originally posted by Mastamaind

I don't think those bands completely represent the 00's AT ALL.

They are the main representants of the garage rock revival movement that was very popular in the 2000s, and I think all of them are critically acclaimed, those bands represent very well the rock music of the 00s.

[Ace Reject]

Originally posted by Mastamaind

I don't think those bands completely represent the 00's AT ALL. And it's not that I don't like them it's that it's not like that, it's a very partial view of what would REALLY be the "Saviors of Rock".

What about Radiohead? They slayed the 00's.

You're misunderstanding the point of this thread/rate. Commercial rock is essentially dead; in the past twelve years, each one of these bands was heralded as a "savior" that would bring rock and roll "back." Obviously, the weight of that is too much as none of them did it. It's ironic.