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1 minute ago, vintagelaureate said:

Honestly, I don't think it's over (someone check the maths!)

I think it's

Prodigy 5

LCD Soundsystem 7

 

 

Can you please but your vote back the way it was when mattiloy voted. You've changed the way you voted and so that would lead to a change in result.

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2 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

It's not. @mcshedvoted -10, without noting the vote. Then @mattiloy voted another -10, which killed Prodigy, not taking the score to 15.

Yeah it's my messed up vote that did it.

FFS. 

Killed by LCD fans flurry of votes messing the totals up. 😂

 

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1 hour ago, Ddiamondd said:

Using singles charts metrics to mark LCD's popularity is as outdated as every Prodigy album since about 1994, and using intelligentsia-pleasing albums to mark The Prodigy's popularity is as outdated as every reference, hook and bassline James Murphy shamelessly pinched.

It was a very good final featuring two very good bands!

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In a real hands across the ocean moment, I'm prepared to admit that I thought The Day is My Enemy was quite a good album.

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