Our Favourite Chart Record of 1995 Poll
Last 16 Results
Crush With Eyeliner - REM 46% v 54% Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead
A Whiter Shade of Pale - Annie Lennox 80% v 20% ‘74 - ‘75 - Connells
Like a Rolling Stone - Rolling Stones 71% v 29% Baby It’s You - Beatles
Gallows Pole - Page and Plant 64% v 36% Heaven for Everyone - Queen
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Match-Up #8
Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now - Luther Vandross v Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me - U2
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Match-Up #7
We’ve Got Tonight - Bob Seger v Hungry Heart - Bruce Springsteen
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Match-Up #6
Over My Shoulder - Mike and the Mechanics v Beggar on a Beach of Gold - Mike and the Mechanics
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Match-Up #5
No More I Love Yous - Annie Lennox v Waiting in Vain - Annie Lennox
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Our 1956-1999 Top Twenty Chart Poll Qualifying Eliminator
Result
Life on Mars? 62% v 38% Let’s Dance
Below, the list of qualifiers for our 1956-1999 Top Twenty Chart Poll. They will be joined by five 1990s qualifiers.
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Match-Up #4
Gallows Pole - Page and Plant v Heaven for Everyone - Queen
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Match-Up #3
Like a Rolling Stone - Rolling Stones v Baby It’s You - Beatles
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Match-Up #2
A Whiter Shade of Pale - Annie Lennox v ‘74 - ‘75 - Connells
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Match-Up #1
Crush With Eyeliner - REM v Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead
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But the drumbeat strains of the night remain
In the rhythm of the newborn day
You know sometime you're bound to leave her
But for now, you're gonna stay
In the year of the cat - Al Stewart
Our music polls will resume tomorrow with our 1995 poll.
Featured artists include Page and Plant, Queen, Mike and the Mechanics, Annie Lennox, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, REM, Radiohead and Luther Vandross.
Our 1956-1999 Top Twenty Chart Poll Qualifying Eliminator
Which David Bowie song should qualify for our 1956-1999 Top Twenty Chart Poll
Life on Mars? or Let’s Dance
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Our 1956-1999 Top Twenty Chart Poll Qualifying
Fifteen records have qualified for this poll and five more from the 1990s will join them. Please see below.
I don’t normally do this, but I think the circumstances are exceptional.
Let’s Dance qualified, but Life on Mars? missed out. If you look at our David Bowie poll you will see that Life on Mars? was far more popular than Let’s Dance.
Our 1980s Top Twenty Chart Poll
The final chart. Many thanks for all your boosts and votes.
A clear divide between the top ten and bottom ten in this poll. Out of season, Fairytale of New York was not popular, while Bruce Springsteen did not do as well as I expected.
Our 1980s Top Twenty Chart Poll
Round Nineteen Results
Sweet Dreams - Eurythmics 75% v 25% Manic Monday - Bangles
Fast Car - Tracy Chapman 56% v 44% Should I Stay or Should I Go - The Clash
Let’s Dance - David Bowie 55% v 45% Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division 50.5% v 49.5% Purple Rain - Prince
Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads 51% v 49% Running Up That Hill - Kate Bush
Yeah, DJ Kozes fantastisch niveauvolles #Pop Album "Music can hear us" ist zwar leider nicht von 0 auf 1 aber immerhin von 0 auf 4 in den Deutschen Albumcharts eingestiegen. \o/
Man könnte sagen, naja, wieder jemand von vor über 20 Jahren, der jetzt einfach von alten Säck:innen aus Nostalgia konsumiert wird... Ja, das spielt sicher auch rein, aber dieses Album ist verdammt frisch und Koze-style verspielt, voller Stellen mit nonverbalem musikalischen Humor und gleichzeitig bei weitem nicht mehr so sperrig, wie die Vorgängeralben.
Das beste Popalbum der 2020er so far vielleicht.
Ich wünsche mir, dass es für Monate oder gar Jahre in den Top10 bleibt und alle Düdelmusikradiostationen dieses Landes zwingt, DJ Koze-Musik in die Heavy Rotation aufzunehmen, damit plötzlich eine Art Niveauoffensive entsteht, die zu einer Welle von guter Musik weiterer neuer, derzeit noch unbekannter Künstler:innen führt, die dann von den Düdelradios gespielt wird, die dann plötzlich keine Düdelradios mehr sind, denn plötzlich spielen sie wieder gute Musik.
Sowas geht!!
It's Monday so it's time for #MoodMusicMonday! Today's mood is "self-forgiveness".
Post a song/songs that you think fit "self-forgiveness"! It can be about self-forgiveness or written as part of a self-forgiveness process or something you listen to to forgive yourself or whatever.
There are no wrong answers, it's just an excuse to post music!
Remember to include the hashtag #MoodMusicMonday and the mood "clarity"
Our 1980s Top Twenty Chart Poll
Round Nineteen Results
Sledgehammer - Peter Gabriel 38% v 62% Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Tears For Fears
Fairytale of New York - The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl 44% v 56% Money For Nothing - Dire Straits
Eternal Flame - Bangles 44% v 56% Down Under - Men at Work
