The History Of Pop Part 14 AKA Every cowboy sings a sad sad song

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

I would be surprised if NOW 14 was anyone's favourite, but maybe that's just me: the first chunk of '89 seems particularly full of drab bands - Hue and Cry, Then Jericho, Climie Fisher - and unloved pop. BUT I was 16 and 1xBIG ROCKIST even if I did like the Pet Shop Boys. So maybe for you this is pop heaven! Let's see eh?

We have a tie-breaker held over from Now 13, between Erasure and Yazz (I just mistyped this as YESS!) who finished a few votes ahead of D-Mob, Yello and the Proclaimers. This means we have no room for a bonus question, but if we did it would be this: What should the four letter word be in Kim Wilde's "Four Letter Word"?


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Comments

[jauntyalan.livejournal.com]

mantra for a state of mind roxor. i loved most everything from that first album

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

"Nothing To Lose" off the second album is really good too. I never heard that actual album tho.

[chezghost.livejournal.com]

'Hey Music Lover' is their second best single and i can't believe how low it's scoring here. 3rd best song on this comp. (after Neneh and Paula). or maybe Gene n' Marc and Kev n' Paris beat it too hmm.