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So much the bolded. She had a concert that ran a lot on IIRC USA Up All Night. I've enjoyed her music for a long time. I think the word that best fits her music is emotional. She seems to put so much of herself into her songs that you can feel it...at least I can.
So much the bolded. She had a concert that ran a lot on IIRC USA Up All Night. I've enjoyed her music for a long time. I think the word that best fits her music is emotional. She seems to put so much of herself into her songs that you can feel it...at least I can.
There are 10 choices for #26's . . . that one will be a tougher choice.
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You are correct sir, I stand corrected. I forgot about Cryin'. Will take that one off the list.
Not necessarily for this reason, but: What is the single worst song of the 21st century, and why is it "Rich Girl"?
Bizarrely, this was also a OHW: Tyler Collins - Girls Nite Out (#6 - 8/4/1990)
They did hit #34 in 1975 with "There Goes Another Love Song".
With Rex, we get another Solid Gold reference.
Definitely the weak counterpart to her female bandmate's song that will appear later on.
The lead singer having a face for radio certainly didn't help them with long lasting success. Looked like the love child of Carrot Top and Piper Laurie (from Carrie).
Some high quality here - we've obviously talked about the mighty "Under The Milky Way" in Tim's thread.
I liked the “Turn up the Radio” back in the day, but looking back, it’s just not that good of a song IMHO....
Agreed - really liked those two songs and thought they were strong. Unfortunately, the rest of the album Worlds Apart was pretty weak, as was the rest of their material.
The first comment on the video has me rolling.
"Object of My Desire" is a not-so-guilty pleasure. The clubs and the "late night party" radio stations around here got a lot of mileage out of that song. Brings back great memories.
Agreed - great song, very talented guy, but a much better songwriter for others.
I've always liked Turn Up The Radio as a guilty pleasure also.
This guy is the Kevin Bacon of late 20th century music.
First concert I ever saw was Ziggy opening for INXS. (‘88,’89?)I am not surprised. He sucked. I think there was a much better opening act in other legs of that tour that we missed out on in Cincinnati, so maybe I was predisposed against him....
A serial replacer of Randy Meisner with Poco and then the Eagles.
I saw INXS with The Soup Dragons, but that was probably the 91 tour. I ended up taking a woman who was the Ticketmaster counter agent in my town. We went out a few times but she stopped seeing me because she just got out of a relationship with someone and I was just like him. Well, that’s what she said. Maybe she had no long term interest. Too bad. She was very sweet and sincere.
On the Loose! I haven't thought of that song since...the 80s, I guess. Loved it when I was a kid.
I remember it more from Big, when they’re jumping on the trampoline in Tom Hanks’ apartment.
Me too. He's fantastic.
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Really interesting. Thanks. I particularly wondered where the #1 and 2s and the 36-40s would fall
It was used as a wake up song for the space shuttle discovery ...it is also their most played on Spotify.,,
