This has pretty much everything. A number of songs had to get byes in the first round to make this work (once you're past 64 songs these are nightmares to put together) and I figured I'd stick in everything but the kitchen sink to minimize the number of byes. I determined what songs got a bye based roughly on how popular they are around here, but there isn't anything that's based off of besides intuition.
If there are any egregious mistakes or anything I missed let me know
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Post subject: Re: best of the 90s: bracket is set up
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2010 8:50 pm
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it's not letting me do predictions, which is lame
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Post subject: Re: best of the 90s: bracket is set up
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2010 9:39 pm
Supersonic
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I think BLACK has won the PJ Song "March Madness" Tourney... what 3 times? At least 2 in the last 4 or 5 years. I'm interested to see how it holds up here.
Post subject: Re: best of the 90s: bracket is set up
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2010 11:13 pm
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bmacsmith wrote:
i think this one will be much much harder to pick than the post 2000 one.
Definitely. There's some great, great stuff from the 2000's era, Binaural and Riot Act are in my top 3 albums, but there's way less crap in the 90's stuff than 2000's.
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Post subject: Re: best of the 90s: bracket is set up
Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2010 5:48 am
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cutuphalfdead wrote:
AndySlash wrote:
there is two matches in the first round that have BYE written in them but have two songs competing.
Dead Man BYE Whipping
and
Master/Slave BYE Small Town
problem is that it prevents you from completing a prediction bracket.
Get your shit together, stip.
fixed. I still don't see the prediction option though
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Post subject: Re: best of the 90s: bracket is set up
Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2010 2:20 pm
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stip wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:
AndySlash wrote:
there is two matches in the first round that have BYE written in them but have two songs competing.
Dead Man BYE Whipping
and
Master/Slave BYE Small Town
problem is that it prevents you from completing a prediction bracket.
Get your shit together, stip.
fixed. I still don't see the prediction option though
Looks like it's fixed on the bracket page, but when you click on 'Predict It!' and it takes you to the first round prediction page, both are still showing up with the BYE between them.
But, if you can't see a 'Predict It!' option (I see it on this page just above "Pearl Jam best of 90s"), I don't know how you'd see that. Maybe it'd help to logout, if you haven't tried that already?
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