The Ultimate Women's Album - Side 1 Track 6 Vote - Round 2

[Dr. Medulla]

Boo

At least the biggest duds are out of the way now.

So hopeful, so naive.

[Olaf]

Boo

At least the biggest duds are out of the way now.

Not sure what the boo was for? Thought it was maybe the name of some rockabilly chick.

Probably the drummer from ZZ Topless.

[Marky Dread]

Boo

At least the biggest duds are out of the way now.

Not sure what the boo was for? Thought it was maybe the name of some rockabilly chick.

Probably the drummer from ZZ Topless.

I wonder if she has a nice beard.

[revbob]

Boo

At least the biggest duds are out of the way now.

Not sure what the boo was for? Thought it was maybe the name of some rockabilly chick.

Probably the drummer from ZZ Topless.

I wonder if she has a nice beard.

You would be disappointed. They are dudes with shirts and on top of that they're Canadian .

[Flex]

I was gone for the most of this round but I'll just say there's nothing wrong with Kate Bush ending up on this thing, whether or not she'd have been my top pick this round initially. Extremely gifted, eccentric pop genius.

[Marky Dread]

At least the biggest duds are out of the way now.

Not sure what the boo was for? Thought it was maybe the name of some rockabilly chick.

Probably the drummer from ZZ Topless.

I wonder if she has a nice beard.

You would be disappointed. They are dudes with shirts and on top of that they're Canadian .

From Kate's Bush to Boo's Beard. I know I'm a terrible person.

[Dr. Medulla]

At least the biggest duds are out of the way now.

Not sure what the boo was for? Thought it was maybe the name of some rockabilly chick.

Probably the drummer from ZZ Topless.

I wonder if she has a nice beard.

You would be disappointed. They are dudes with shirts and on top of that they're Canadian .

In which case, they have to be Zed Zed Topless.

[matedog]

I don't think I have heard the Kate Bush song before. I wanted to not like it after the oversung intro, but it's a pretty cool song. No regrets about 99 Luftballoons getting my vote though.

[Heston]

I don't think I have heard the Kate Bush song before. I wanted to not like it after the oversung intro, but it's a pretty cool song. No regrets about 99 Luftballoons getting my vote though.

I just find it strange (and interesting) that certain songs are massive worldwide hits but do zilch in America, there's loads of them. It's like the musical equivalent of the soccer World Cup. I just checked and it went top ten in at least 20 countries, and number one in quite a few. So maybe it's easier for those of us who heard it growing up to have it as this cultural touchstone. I really can understand how without that attachment some people might be wondering why it is so highly rated.

[Dr. Medulla]

I don't think I have heard the Kate Bush song before. I wanted to not like it after the oversung intro, but it's a pretty cool song. No regrets about 99 Luftballoons getting my vote though.

I just find it strange (and interesting) that certain songs are massive worldwide hits but do zilch in America, there's loads of them. It's like the musical equivalent of the soccer World Cup. I just checked and it went top ten in at least 20 countries, and number one in quite a few. So maybe it's easier for those of us who heard it growing up to have it as this cultural touchstone. I really can understand how without that attachment some people might be wondering why it is so highly rated.

Honestly, the better way of approaching things is that the mid to late 60s and the early MTV 80s were the only time there was reliable crossover between the UK and North America. It takes a serious superstar to crossover any other time.

[101Walterton]

I don't think I have heard the Kate Bush song before. I wanted to not like it after the oversung intro, but it's a pretty cool song. No regrets about 99 Luftballoons getting my vote though.

I just find it strange (and interesting) that certain songs are massive worldwide hits but do zilch in America, there's loads of them. It's like the musical equivalent of the soccer World Cup. I just checked and it went top ten in at least 20 countries, and number one in quite a few. So maybe it's easier for those of us who heard it growing up to have it as this cultural touchstone. I really can understand how without that attachment some people might be wondering why it is so highly rated.

Honestly, the better way of approaching things is that the mid to late 60s and the early MTV 80s were the only time there was reliable crossover between the UK and North America. It takes a serious superstar to crossover any other time.

MTV only highlighted the worst!!!!

[Dr. Medulla]

I don't think I have heard the Kate Bush song before. I wanted to not like it after the oversung intro, but it's a pretty cool song. No regrets about 99 Luftballoons getting my vote though.

I just find it strange (and interesting) that certain songs are massive worldwide hits but do zilch in America, there's loads of them. It's like the musical equivalent of the soccer World Cup. I just checked and it went top ten in at least 20 countries, and number one in quite a few. So maybe it's easier for those of us who heard it growing up to have it as this cultural touchstone. I really can understand how without that attachment some people might be wondering why it is so highly rated.

Honestly, the better way of approaching things is that the mid to late 60s and the early MTV 80s were the only time there was reliable crossover between the UK and North America. It takes a serious superstar to crossover any other time.

MTV only highlighted the worst!!!!

Arguably, MTV broke the Clash mainstream.

[revbob]

I don't think I have heard the Kate Bush song before. I wanted to not like it after the oversung intro, but it's a pretty cool song. No regrets about 99 Luftballoons getting my vote though.

I just find it strange (and interesting) that certain songs are massive worldwide hits but do zilch in America, there's loads of them. It's like the musical equivalent of the soccer World Cup. I just checked and it went top ten in at least 20 countries, and number one in quite a few. So maybe it's easier for those of us who heard it growing up to have it as this cultural touchstone. I really can understand how without that attachment some people might be wondering why it is so highly rated.

Honestly, the better way of approaching things is that the mid to late 60s and the early MTV 80s were the only time there was reliable crossover between the UK and North America. It takes a serious superstar to crossover any other time.

IMCT only highlighted the worst!!!!

[Heston]

I don't think I have heard the Kate Bush song before. I wanted to not like it after the oversung intro, but it's a pretty cool song. No regrets about 99 Luftballoons getting my vote though.

I just find it strange (and interesting) that certain songs are massive worldwide hits but do zilch in America, there's loads of them. It's like the musical equivalent of the soccer World Cup. I just checked and it went top ten in at least 20 countries, and number one in quite a few. So maybe it's easier for those of us who heard it growing up to have it as this cultural touchstone. I really can understand how without that attachment some people might be wondering why it is so highly rated.

the mid to late 60s and the early MTV 80s were the only time there was reliable crossover between the UK and North America

Ironically my two favourite eras of music. Does this mean I'm American?

[revbob]

I don't think I have heard the Kate Bush song before. I wanted to not like it after the oversung intro, but it's a pretty cool song. No regrets about 99 Luftballoons getting my vote though.

I just find it strange (and interesting) that certain songs are massive worldwide hits but do zilch in America, there's loads of them. It's like the musical equivalent of the soccer World Cup. I just checked and it went top ten in at least 20 countries, and number one in quite a few. So maybe it's easier for those of us who heard it growing up to have it as this cultural touchstone. I really can understand how without that attachment some people might be wondering why it is so highly rated.

the mid to late 60s and the early MTV 80s were the only time there was reliable crossover between the UK and North America

Ironically my two favourite eras of music. Does this mean I'm American?

Not with that fucking diet.