#53

This is a tough one

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#54

Jambinai
Jeff Buckley
Justice
Jesus and Mary Chain
Jurassic 5

#55

Japan
Jon Hopkins
Juana Molina
Joy Division
Justice

#56

Joie De Vivre
Jacaszek
John Vanderslice
Jasper TX
Jon Hopkins

have to mention Juno

#57
  1. John Coltrane
  2. The Jam
  3. Jon Hopkins
  4. Joy Division
  5. JJ72

J was loads more packed than I thought it would be

#58

John Maus
Jenny Hval
J Dilla
Jay Reatard
Jens Lekman

Super tough this. So many omissions!

#59
  1. The Jam
  2. Johnny Cash
  3. John Lennon
  4. Jose Gonzalez
  5. Jurassic 5
#60

Joy Division
Jonny Greenwood
Jimi Hendrix
Jack White
Justice

#61

Josh T Pearson
Julien Baker
Jeffrey Lewis
Jens Lekman
John Spencer Blues Explosion

Jon Hopkins, Jock Scot, Jimi Tenor and Julianna Barwick just missed out

#62

Joanna Newsom
James Brown
John McLaughlin
Janet Jackson
Jethro Tull

#63

Will add these up tomorrow.

#64

Jimi Hendrix
John Coltrane
Joy Division
Jon Hopkins
Jeff Buckley

#65

And there’s the one I forgot for J

#66

It’s because of the Johns. You don’t think of them as J artists unless you are the kind of alphabetising-by-first-names fool that @Brainfreeze is turning us all into.

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#67

:rofl::kissing_heart:

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#68

Nah, I’m with @brainfreeze. I go by how my digital library orders things, and altering artist’s names to e.g. Coltrane, John just looks silly and try-hard to me :smiley:

#69

You don’t have to alter anything. Charles Dickens sits happily in the Ds in every bookshop and library in the world and John Coltrane is in the Cs in almost every record shop.

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#70

yeah, but my player isn’t clever enough to sort artists in the culturally accepted manner (it’s a piece of hardware with its own internal software, not iTunes or similar). Therefore, John Coltrane is a J not a C, and I’d rather have him under J than rename him as Coltrane, John.

#71

As I’ve said before - computers are stupid, we can be better.

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#72

It doesn’t bother me enough to worry about it TBH

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