It’s become clear that our seeding system does, in fact, lack the authority of the NCAA seeding system. We are going to “re-rack” at the end of the Division Championships based on scoring averages through the first four rounds, so scoring matters even in early blow-out matches.
#1 (Toots and the Maytals) def. #16 Angel (Sarah McLachlan), 164-98. The real battle was whether Toots would come out ahead of any other song on this side of the bracket besides Angel. It barely did, and thus, I give you the only winning banner Toots is likely to receive this tournament. Sarah bows out with a weak sauce 3.1 score average.
#8 Can You Get To That (Parliament) def. #9 Looking for a Kiss (New York Dolls), 200-161. Strong performances from both songs, but Parliament pulled this one out, and will be favored in the funk showdown next round. The Dolls are out (and now 0-3 over the last two tourneys).
So as happens with these things, RJD2’s success led me to Wikipedia for further research. “Ghostwriter” has been
Living the Dream 