Nice! My only comment would be that 8x12 is a lot of songs to listen to and comment on. 5x10 is standard, but of course it’s up to you.
Dude 8x12 will drive you insane. Don’t take it as a challenge, i think you’ll enjoy it much more if you cut it to 5 categories
I’ll take your advice slightly and cut two categories
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There have been 14? or so Walruses. So that’s about 42 songs that have podiumed. How about a bracket tournament to find the best all-time Walrus track? Or go the other way and have a best of the nodium tourney.
That sounds fun, Melt Banana ftw obv
In for tournament, but that number is way higher.
Each walrus has more than one song.
Oh yeah lol.
Maybe just gold medals/last place.
Could have committees make a 64 song bracket for each and then have a vote? I haven’t read any of the other music tournament threads so I don’t know how they’ve been handled. Sounds fun and I might be willing to help depending on my schedule.
What do you have in mind here? Gather all the podium/nodium tracks and then have some people cull it down to 64?
14 x3 podiums x6 categories on average? = ~252 songs. That’s a lot.
No just first and last places, like you said
Idea:
16 people submit two songs each that (in their opinion) were unfairly nodiumed and deserve a second look from the masses.
32 songs, bracket style.
So, I wasted my life and now have a spreadsheet containing all the winners and losers from the Walruseses so far.
There have been 97 judged rounds, so that’s a lot. Not sure it helps with any proposed contest, but it wasn’t wasted. For example, one stat I can now discover is who has come last the most times?
I’ll just tot it up … and the pathetic loser with no fewer than 9 last place finishes is:
pyatnitski
Fucking hell!!
Did you also grab the youtube links? Thanks for getting this going either way!
Goat
Yes, I have the submitter, judge, title, artist and link.
Thinking about structure…
15 groups of 6, with 1 group of 7 - top two through, then gives a 32 song knock out.
I gotta be close, right?