The History Of Pop Part 59 aka Only turning into tigers when we gotta fight back

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

Now 59 - later 2004 - the Golden Age continues, or....? JoJo, Three Of A Kind, V, Khia, Eric Prydz - we may well not see their like again. On paper this looks set to have a clear winner - but who knows the secret paths down which anygoodatall science will lead us?

Now 58 ended in a DRAW! - and no, no untickings were involved. "Hey Ya" and "Some Girls" fight it out down at the bottom of this poll. Kelis was one vote behind, and Girls Aloud one vote behind that. Very close.


[Poll #776850]


MY NECK MY BACK (TICK IT)

Comments

Re: The race for second place

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

Yes, it's the kind of perfectly pleasant aimless filler that sounds good when you're feeling lazy and it's hot outside, but as a song in its own right...it isn't one. It surely only got released as a single because of the Andre 3000 connection.

Good video, mind.

Re: The race for second place

[lockedintheatti.livejournal.com]

Is the Andre 3000 connection why you don't like this? I rather like this and think it's still much better than 90% of the stuff on this now, although why this was a much bigger hit than the far superior In Public I have no idea.

Re: The race for second place

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

No, I do like it, I just think it's only OK where Kelis is usually mind-blowingly brilliant.

'In Public' wasn't a big hit because she released it approx a year after 'Millionaire' and didn't bother to promote it anywhere, it was kind of just...there to fill time and space.

Re: The race for second place

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

It was designed to crack the Polish immigrant market, at least I think she's singing "Let's get it on in Poland".