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
3:45 AM on 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:
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Project X Goes Bridge And Tunnel
1:00 AM on 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:
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Project X Misses The Summer Like A Child Misses His Blan-ket
1:40 AM on 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:
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Project X Fires Up The DeLorean
11:00 AM on 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:
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Project X Goes Hollywood
2:50 AM on 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
1:00 AM on 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:
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Bringing The Family Along
4:30 AM on 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
3:20 AM on 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:
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Project X: The Nineties Were Both Better <em>And</em> Worse Than You Remember
3:51 AM on 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:
