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Substance Survivor - Day 1

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Which song do you eliminate today?

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  • 1963 0 (0%)
  • Bizarre Dub Triangle 1 (2%)
  • Bizarre Love Triangle 0 (0%)
  • Blue Monday 0 (0%)
  • Ceremony 1 (2%)
  • Confused Instrumental 5 (8%)
  • Confusion 1 (2%)
  • Cries & Whispers 1 (2%)
  • Dub-Vulture 3 (5%)
  • Everything's Gone Green 0 (0%)
  • Hurt 1 (2%)
  • In A Lonely Place 0 (0%)
  • Kiss of Death 0 (0%)
  • Lonesome Tonight 1 (2%)
  • Mesh 0 (0%)
  • Murder 4 (6%)
  • Procession 0 (0%)
  • Shame of the Nation 24 (38%)
  • Shellcock 2 (3%)
  • Shellshock 5 (8%)
  • State of the Nation 4 (6%)
  • Subculture 5 (8%)
  • Temptation 0 (0%)
  • The Beach 3 (5%)
  • The Perfect Kiss 0 (0%)
  • Thieves Like Us 0 (0%)
  • Thieves Like Us Instrumental 3 (5%)
  • True Faith 0 (0%)

64 votes · voting closed

Well, here's to our new Survivor with Substance

Just a reminder, the rules:

  • First person to reply can claim immunity for a song
  • Immunity will stop when 3 songs will be left
  • The song with the most votes is eliminated daily
  • All votes for a song that has immunity are void
  • You can't choose immunity two days in a row

There are 2 new rules, I will track the elimination history and the immunity history.

So go ahead!

Elimination History

Day 1: Procession claimed by Biznotic Love Trapazoid

Immunity History

None yet

Prediction: Shame of the Nation Prediction percentage 0/0 (0%)

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Immunity for Procession...my vote for SubCulture...i love the version on Low Life and the Record Mirror mix and the live versions from 85/86 but John Robie should be shot...no, that wouldn't hurt enough.

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I think that Shame of the Nation HAS to go--State was good but Shame was well pretty terrible. The wailing female backing singers were worse than barney's take on Every Little Counts.....

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Where's Mesh? Ha!

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Seriously though, you could have included the cassette only tracks.

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Originally posted by Andy T Where's Mesh? Ha!

... not again please!

We all know now Mesh wasn't on Substance ;)

Well, I did it with the CD tracklisting, but if you insist.. I have added them.

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Very attentive!

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This is gonna take forever. Should of only included the 24 songs that appear on the double CD.

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Shame of the Nation must go.

Biznotic, I do not think Procession is at any serious risk till at least 10 more rounds and I would bet it will be amongst the top 5.

Top Five Prediction/wish:

1963 Temptation Procession TPK Lonesome Tonight

Make that Top 6 to include Ceremony.

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i could MURDER MURDER!:D

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SHELLSHOCK !!!

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Shame soon to be followed by State [of the Nation] for me. :nod:

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Originally posted by Budvar Huber

Biznotic, I do not think Procession is at any serious risk till at least 10 more rounds and I would bet it will be amongst the top 5.

you never know...i still can't believe people like SJ.

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I can feel another Perfect Kiss-Temptation battle coming in a few weeks.

For the time being, Shame of the Nation has to go.

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Shellshock's going. If not now, then soon. My vote anyway. This will probably be more interesting than Get Ready - let's see how much the B side remixes are actually liked...

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CERMONY!!

only kidding ;)

The Beach - as time goes on i skipped this track more times than i listen to it i think!

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"shame of the Nation" & "Subculture" are shit. I voted "Subculture" because it was a single. The Low Life version is gret, but the remix sucks. I especially hate those back voices...:violent:

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OK, I'll go for B - side instrumentals and remixes first. Don't like them at all - there should have been more new songs, definitely. It was a close call, but Confusion came on top.

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Originally posted by Graeme I can feel another Perfect Kiss-Temptation battle coming in a few weeks.For the time being, Shame of the Nation has to go.

I agree with you completely...unless we get a ringer like last time who grabs immunity 5 days in a row to screw up the end... :)

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Originally posted by Hydrapelican > Originally posted by Graeme> I can feel another Perfect Kiss-Temptation battle coming in a few weeks.> > For the time being, Shame of the Nation has to go.

I agree with you completely...unless we get a ringer like last time who grabs immunity 5 days in a row to screw up the end... :)

Spotnick has declared that kinda behavior illegal.

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Hum, that's true, TPK vs Temptation might be the final battle, damn, I tought I found a good one :(

Oh well... we never know, remember that we are talking about actual versions on Substance.. hence, I don't like 1963 on that CD, and it will be HARD to make me believe BLT and True Faith won't make it to the top 5...

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confused Instumental, not a big fan of it

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I prefer Shame to State. So bye bye State.

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Originally posted by Spotnick Hum, that's true, TPK vs Temptation might be the final battle, damn, I tought I found a good one :(

A complete singles battle will be the best, imagine Ceremony, PK, True Faith, Regret, Crystal etc going head to head... a fierce bloody battle that will be!!!!!!

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I love these survivor things :clap:

I vote for "Shame of the band and everyone involved"...

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Originally posted by Major Tarantino I love these survivor things :clap:I vote for "Shame of the band and everyone involved"...

A worth sucessor to Weekly Song Review? or are you still planning on resurrecting that at some point Major ?

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I did one 2 days ago!

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Originally posted by Major Tarantino I did one 2 days ago!

i'll get my coat!!!!!

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Originally posted by DoN > Originally posted by Spotnick> Hum, that's true, TPK vs Temptation might be the final battle, damn, I tought I found a good one :(

A complete singles battle will be the best, imagine Ceremony, PK, True Faith, Regret, Crystal etc going head to head... a fierce bloody battle that will be!!!!!!

Oh Yes!!!

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