Might as Well.... OWB Poll

[King of Snake]

there is already a remix of BB out there somewhere. Dubfire played it on his essential mix a while back. Dunno if it was something official or a white label, but it sounded quite good (and very club friendly)

[testudo]

Where is Loads of Birds?

[Future Proof]

After careful consideration, Best Mamgu Ever gets mine.

Very hard to choose a favorite song though when the strength of the album is that is plays and feels like an album with no particular standouts.

[potatobroth]

I'd be interested in seeing the survivor poll of this album instead. I'd be shocked if Boy, Boy, Boy lasted 2 rounds that way. (I kinda like it, but its my least favorite on the album.)

[holden]

Originally Posted by big screen satellite

so whats your favourite track...

take your time...

Taking my time till the album officially comes out!

Does everyone else have a time machine?

[negative1]

Originally Posted by testudo

Where is Loads of Birds?

considering its on the japanese release only,
not too many people will ever hear it.

later
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[RandomViolence]

I agree that a favorite is hard to pick, since the album is so well paced and flows so coherently that it's difficult to pluck them from the whole. I voted for Ring Road because I just love the percussion on that song. Beautiful stuff all around, though.

[big screen satellite]

i see someone has fixed the poll...

either way its only got 6 votes, and is certainly NOT the best track on the album

[holden]

Originally Posted by King of Snake

there is already a remix of BB out there somewhere. Dubfire played it on his essential mix a while back. Dunno if it was something official or a white label, but it sounded quite good (and very club friendly)

Different remix from the Mark Knight trancey disaster?

[the real stuff]

Originally Posted by big screen satellite

i see someone has fixed the poll...

either way [Holding the Moth] only got 6 votes, and is certainly NOT the best track on the album

thanks for weighing in; how many more scientific observations 'til we arrive objectively at the greatest track on the album? (with a margin of error of +/- 5%, of course)