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Poll Question: Of these songs, which one is the most accessible/catchiest?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
6 [11.54%]
4 [7.69%]
11 [21.15%]
6 [11.54%]
8 [15.38%]
3 [5.77%]
13 [25.00%]
1 [1.92%]
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    Posted: April 17 2014 at 17:08
Pretty self-explanatory
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I did not listen some of this tracks, but School is the catchier of this list. Fantastic song that never tires me.
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It's close, but I went with Jethro Tull over Supertramp and Moody Blues.
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I'm not here to participate but dude man you really need to change your avatar its starting to freak the piss out of me
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Originally posted by bloodnarfer bloodnarfer wrote:

I'm not here to participate but dude man you really need to change your avatar its starting to freak the piss out of me


haha I was thinking about changing it sometime soon. I suppose now I have the right incentive
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Only song i both know and like is Share It, so there goes my vote. 
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Share It is my fave of these songs but I voted for See Emily Play which I consider the most catchy/accessible.
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Originally posted by zravkapt zravkapt wrote:

Share It is my fave of these songs but I voted for See Emily Play which I consider the most catchy/accessible.


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Share It
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Love School but think there is nothing more "catchy" then Tuesday Afternoon---so Moodies.
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See-eee-eeee-eeee-eee-eee-eeee-eeeee Emily Play
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Goin' with the Moodies on this one. After that Tull, Heep, Genesis, Floyd, in no particular order.
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Know most of these.  "Share It" for sure.
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The Whistler by a wide margin.
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Originally posted by Wanorak Wanorak wrote:

The Whistler by a wide margin.

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Emily

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Easy Livin is unbelievably catchy and very straightforward. 
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School, followed by Lilywhite Lilith and The Whistler.
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Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

Originally posted by zravkapt zravkapt wrote:

Share It is my fave of these songs but I voted for See Emily Play which I consider the most catchy/accessible.


same


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The Whistler > Lilywhite Lilith > School > See Emily Play
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