On the first of March, on the holiday, I present our subreddit's top 40 Sufjan Stevens songs, in ascending order:

40. I Walked (47 pts)

41. The Owl and the Tanager (48 pts)

42. Decatur, or, Round of Applause for Your Step-Mother! (51 pts)

43. In the Devil's Territory (52 pts)

44. The Man of Metropolis Steals Our Hearts (54 pts)

45. My Rajneesh (57 pts)

46. The Ascension (58 pts)

47. Blue Bucket of Gold (64 pts)

48. All of Me Wants All of You (66 pts)

49. Flint (68 pts)

50. Visions of Gideon (69 pts)

51. Tonya Harding (71 pts)

52. The Mistress Witch from McClure (72 pts)

53. The Transfiguration (73 pts)

54. Djohariah (81 pts)

55. Jacksonville (82 pts)

56. John My Beloved (101 pts)

57. Eugene (105 pts)

58. To Be Alone With You (132 pts)

59. Vito's Ordination Song (149 pts)

60. Concerning the UFO Sighting Near Highland, Illinois (157 pts)

61. Vesuvius (161 pts)

62. Romulus (177 pts)

63. No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross (178 pts)

64. All Delighted People (183 pts)

65. Age of Adz (185 pts)

66. Mystery of Love (199 pts)

67. For the Widows in Paradise, For the Fatherless in Ypsilanti (204 pts)

68. I Want to Be Well (241 pts)

69. Futile Devices (250 pts)

##10) John Wayne Gacy, Jr. (254 pts)

##9) The Only Thing (381 pts)

##8) Should Have Known Better (386 pts)

##7) Fourth of July (395 pts)

##6) Come On! Feel the Illinoise! (435 pts)

##5) Death with Dignity (491 pts)

##4) Chicago (521 pts)

##3) Impossible Soul (636 pts)

##2) The Predatory Wasp of the Palisades is Out to Get Us! (648 pts)

##1) Casimir Pulaski Day (714 pts)

Spotify playlist (includes top 20)

Link to our spreadsheet

Link to the original thread

The Captain is back for his weekly look at the hits that are lighting up the billboard charts.

The group really is rebooting to a more modern sound. It might sound jarring if you compare it to the music they were making five or six years ago. But if you compare it to what the current pop climate is, the production values aren’t overblown in that direction. It’s well balanced and I’m liking 7 more with every listen.

It would be weird and sad if they stayed stuck in 2015. As much as that era was brilliant. I’m looking forward to them changing direction as the times change in the future.

Vote here for the top 36-40 players in the NBA: https://forms.gle/zRqPxvbTTrQjZdMp6

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Welcome back to the (un)official reddit player rankings of the 2019 offseason.

Last time, y'all voted for the top 31~35 players of the NBA. After initially having less than 50 votes, the poll exploded and we ended up with almost 400! Here are the final results:

Note: The above chart includes only players who got 30 or more votes.

Some notes on the data:

• DeMar DeRozan, although dominantly 31st, has dropped massively in the rankings. From last year's 21st to 31st is a huge drop for a still-proficient player. Perhaps the Spurs effect?
• A few youngsters follow DeRozan — Donovan Mitchell, Pascal Siakam, and D'Angelo Russell join the top 35 after their performances in the regular season and playoffs. It's a sign of the growing, talented youth in the league at the moment.
• Rounding out the five is Khris Middleton, who had a strong All-Star season with the Bucks. As a Celtics fan, this man is a straight ice-cold killer.
• Chris Paul, after being ranked 11th last year, isn't even in the Top 35. Ouch.

Today, we'll move on to vote for the top 36-40 players in the NBA. Follow this link to submit your vote: https://forms.gle/zRqPxvbTTrQjZdMp6.

Once again, a reminder that this ranking is reflective. We are primarily basing these rankings off the 2018-2019 sea