Hollywood
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OOR is the oldest currently published music mag in the Netherlands
Sharing with you all, my Best Songs of 2021! Enjoy!!
My favourite song of the year!"Wild Turkey!"
yeah... like if I discover something new from a list and like it, do I think it's worthy of my own ranking? Do I need to "spend more time with it"? I was re-listening to the new Julien Baker yesterday for the first time in probably 4 months and it hit me differently than it did back in February/March. Maybe I'd like it more had it been released later in the year since it's fitting in nicely with colder weather.I always get a little stressed at this time because I wind up finding new albums to listen to and then worry that I’ve neglected them (and others) from making it on my list. Which is just a stupid, ridiculous thing to feel.
Seeing the recent update with topsters2 and being turned off from what I had seen (can be found in my recent status update if you are curious). Given that I have had a fairly unproductive and lazy quarantine, I feel inspired now more than I have been in recent months. Posting here because the website has been used by some of you in this and related threads for creating and sharing your favorites from the year.
I'm going to program a chart maker for others to use here. I will try to give myself a deadline by the end of this year. Although my programming skills have become rusty over the past few years, as my job doesn't require it, I feel compelled as it may be of use to others here for this thread and others. I am open to any feedback from now to when it gets finished and is made available to you all.
I hope that everyone is doing well.
Ostrakon? Sounds like another COVID-19 variant No but seriously, thanks for sharingGuys, guys, guys!
Not my creation, but this alternate chart-making site has been active for a few days now: ostrakon. I've been playing around with it for the past 24 hours or so.
Things to mention about this chart-maker:
1) No tiers, but can be adjusted to up to a 12x12 matrix. No matter what dimensions you use, it will display in one screen without needing to scroll to see all entries for larger charts.
2) I would argue the dragging of entries within a chart is more convenient!
----a) Dragging an entry within the chart to an empty spot simply moves the entry to the empty spot, even if there are spots used in between.
----b) Dragging an entry within the chart to an occupied spot will move all entries in between (filled or unfilled) one spot up/down.
3) You can search not just for music and movies (like in topsters2) but also books, video games, and TV shows. I'm sure this website will have viability in other threads on N&G unrelated to music.
4) You can now give charts a title at the top. You can still have entry names displayed to the right, but can't edit font size/type.
5) Unfortunately, there's no way to search .jpg/.png images of albums on the internet if they are not in the library of searchable titles on ostrakon.
6) Downloading a chart (upper-right corner) seems to not be functional.
7) To remove an entry on the chart, simply drag it outside of the chart boundaries.
8) Doesn't feature a link on the left sidebar leading to nonsensical theories.
I still am very interested to make one of these chart-making sites as a project for a coding portfolio at some point, but I admit I was a bit in over my head for the lack of knowledge I have for this to be a first time project.
Hope that this is useful for all who are interested, since we are getting nearing year's end with many "best of" lists being made available.
Hey there, ostrakon developer here! Thanks for checking out the site and sharing it. I saw in my server logs that people were coming from here.Guys, guys, guys!
Not my creation, but this alternate chart-making site has been active for a few days now: ostrakon. I've been playing around with it for the past 24 hours or so.
Things to mention about this chart-maker:
1) No tiers, but can be adjusted to up to a 12x12 matrix. No matter what dimensions you use, it will display in one screen without needing to scroll to see all entries for larger charts.
2) I would argue the dragging of entries within a chart is more convenient!
----a) Dragging an entry within the chart to an empty spot simply moves the entry to the empty spot, even if there are spots used in between.
----b) Dragging an entry within the chart to an occupied spot will move all entries in between (filled or unfilled) one spot up/down.
3) You can search not just for music and movies (like in topsters2) but also books, video games, and TV shows. I'm sure this website will have viability in other threads on N&G unrelated to music.
4) You can now give charts a title at the top. You can still have entry names displayed to the right, but can't edit font size/type.
5) Unfortunately, there's no way to search .jpg/.png images of albums on the internet if they are not in the library of searchable titles on ostrakon.
6) Downloading a chart (upper-right corner) seems to not be functional.
7) To remove an entry on the chart, simply drag it outside of the chart boundaries.
8) Doesn't feature a link on the left sidebar leading to nonsensical theories.
I still am very interested to make one of these chart-making sites as a project for a coding portfolio at some point, but I admit I was a bit in over my head for the lack of knowledge I have for this to be a first time project.
Hope that this is useful for all who are interested, since we are nearing year's end with many "best of" lists being made available.
That was my first thought when they named the variant I launched ostrakon a few weeks ago though so it came first.Ostrakon? Sounds like another COVID-19 variant No but seriously, thanks for sharing