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Diverge
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I have not put anything there yet. It seems no one checks to see if the songs are in the right Genre. Folk against rock, country against blues, How is that a fair thing. Of course I suppose a good song is a good song but if they are going to have genres they should police it or do away with genres and just go head to head.
Another thing I see Chris Daughtry is ranked lower than Mark and Big Jim. I wondered if "Daughtry" was the American idol Daughtry so I searched it and it looks like a couple of people have entered songs under his name. How does that work. It does not appear to even be Daughtry that is entering it. It looks like fans. Is that what is happening or an I reading it wrong.
In any case Big Jim you are ahead of him on two songs.
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