Loading ...As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he counts down the best and worst charts of the 1960s:
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Project X Has Been Downhearted, Baby
Mon Oct 1 2007 by mmatos
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he travels back to his least favorite year of the ’90s, and said year’s attendant Modern Rock Top 10:
Project X Goes Bridge And Tunnel
Wed Sep 19 2007 by mmatos
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he tackles the Sept. 22 Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Top 10 and finds himself stranded in a very cheesy 1997:
Project X Misses The Summer Like A Child Misses His Blan-ket
Wed Sep 5 2007 by mmatos
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he tackles the Sept. 8 Billboard Top 10 and catches its No. 1 up close and impersonal:
Project X Fires Up The DeLorean
Mon Aug 27 2007 by mmatos
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he tackles the best top 10 of 1957:
Project X Goes Hollywood
Mon Aug 6 2007 by mmatos
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he cracks open the classic Marshall Crenshaw-edited book Hollywood Rock: A Guide to Rock’n'Roll in the Movies and looks at the book’s 10 highest-ranking movies released between 1959 and 1964:
Living Large In The Superclubs Of 1999
Mon Jul 23 2007 by mmatos
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he breaks down the departed British dance magazine Muzik’s Top 10 Singles of 1999:
Bringing The Family Along
Mon Jul 9 2007 by mmatos
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he sits down with his family and a recent Billboard Hot 100:
The Happy, Sad, And Corny Sides Of The Country Top 10
Thu Jun 28 2007 by mmatos
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he sorts through the June 30 issue of Billboard’s country chart:
Project X: The Nineties Were Both Better <em>And</em> Worse Than You Remember
Mon Jun 11 2007 by Brian Raftery
As part of Idolator’s continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin’ Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he sorts through the best and worst Billboard singles lists from the ’90s:
