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Kasi Lemmons
1. Eve's Bayou (1997)
2. Talk to Me (2007)
3. Harriet (2019)
4. Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C. J. Walker [with DeMane Davis] (2020)
5. Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody (2022)


I watched Eve's Bayou for the first time not long ago. It was quite good. I ...

According to Perplexity AI:

“Waiting for Tonight” stands out as one of Jennifer Lopez’s most iconic and influential music videos for several reasons beyond its visual appeal and award win.

- **Cultural Impact:** The video captured the anticipation and excitement of the Y2K era, reflecting a unique ...

Thanks so much, ol' friend!

I thought a breakdown would be helpful to clearly identify which artists belong on the eventual new main list and which would be better suited for an adjacent list. In my view, the adjacent list will be almost as important — it provides a more complete picture of how ...

Area Man wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 4:38 pm Thank you! I must give a shout-out to all those who helped me on it, as I was originally putting REO Speedwagon at #4 and Styx at #5, and I was convinced otherwise, which is a more proper order.

I'll claim credit for that one.

How does Mad Max vs. Social Network break down?

On a note unrelated to making changes to our list, when the website Ultimate Classic Rock did their "Who are the 'Big 4' of AOR?" article almost a year ago, they choose the same four artists - Journey, Boston, Foreigner, and Styx - as our list, just in a slightly different order (if it was ...

Ah, I forgot Star Fox 64 and Clayfighter 63⅓ on my list. The former's a great, groundbreaking game. The latter is a critical bomb, but dammit, I loved it.

I'm sure there are a few others I'm still forgetting.

I don't disagree with that. I do believe it's a more significant film than, say, (105) Grizzly Man and (103) Big Fish.

I appreciate the Mega Man games, but I never got into them too much. I do recall that one of the original DDDers, ClashWho, was a very big fan of the franchise.

That's a good pick. Huuuuge hit.

Yeah, the '90s were absolutely incredible for gaming -- such a fun and transformative time. The transition from 2D to 3D was truly a paradigm shift that changed everything about how we experienced games. And the introduction of CD-quality audio and FMV sequences made everything feel so much more ...

I'm so old school. I'll make a longer list later, but these come to mind at the moment:

1. Super Mario World
2. Super Mario 64
3. Mario Kart 64
4. Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
5. Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire
6. GoldenEye 007
7. Super Mario Kart
8. Kirby's Avalanche
9. Super Mario Bros. 3
10 ...

I appreciate it, Fido!

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This isn't quite complete yet, but it's nearly there. I'll probably add a few more genres—like reggae/dub (peripheral), electroclash (semi-core), trap (semi-core), whatever—but won’t go overboard. Not trying to be too exhaustive.

A Comprehensive Guide to Inclusion, Scope, and Categorization

Electronic music is a broad and often ambiguous term, encompassing a vast range of styles, tools, and traditions. This guide defines what we include—and what we exclude—when ranking the most important artists in electronic music ...

Oh, I had forgotten there actually is a list already...

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