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From: showard@udenva.UUCP (showard)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Alan Parsons Survey Results (10/2)
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Date: Wed, 2-Oct-85 12:46:18 EDT
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   Here are the current standings in the Alan Parsons Project album poll:

   Since there are 8 albums (not counting the Greatest Hits collection),
a 1st place vote is worth 8 pts., 2nd is worth 7, etc.  Not being mentioned
is worth 0.  When albums were split into side 1 and side 2, I gave the album
the rating of the highest rated side.  My original thesis seems to have been
disproved, as I, Robot finished second.  The totals, with 4 people responding
so far:

1.  Pyramid, 22 pts, 2 first place votes
2.  I, Robot, 21 pts
3.  Tales of Mystery and Imagination, 18 pts, 1 first place
4.  Eve, 18 pts
5.  Eye in the Sky, 17 pts, 1 first place
6.  Turn of a Friendly Card, 17 pts
7.  Ammonia Avenue, 9 pts
8.  Vulture Culture, 3 pts

   Since 4 responses isn't much of a database, I'll continue to accept replies
until the end of October and, if there's any change, I'll post the new results.

--Mr. Blore, the DJ who would not die
--  ...udenva!showard
"If all things must pass, even a pyramid won't last"


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