Search results

Of all those chosen so far I would have thought that was yours nailed on Fog , but in any case I agree it could go far. IMOO one of the best tracks selected so far even though I suspect the 60's tracks will struggle in the main to get to the pointy end.

I wish I could have done what the left faction of Labour do here in Victoria and get a quick 30 dummy signatures to post for MES's pick.

Giving away your age perhaps.

Released and recorded , BH says a song from the sixties in his protocol makes it possible to include this song I guess so fair enough. I just mentioned when the Elvis fan would have first heard the song.

Strictly Speaking Kentucky Rain was released in 1970 but if its allowed I will choose it for three reasons. 1/. Its an original. 2/. Dusty didn't want to record Windmills as she despised the lyrics and it shows in her version. oh and I almost forgot 3/. Kentucky Rain is a better song and the...

Despite the subjectivity and in some cases futility of reaching common ground its times like these as DG might pen that we had a genre category(s) from a decade ( maybe a hint for BM who by the way is again doing a wonderful job of moderating and driving this Bluemoon bus again giving credence...

Problem Child for me closely followed by Let There be Rock ( ORIGINAL VIDEO IS A PEARLER ) but Hells Bells in the post Bon Scott era runs them reasonably close.

Musically the best $480 dollars Bon Scott spent.

I actually thought you didn't pick this one Rob but not for the reason you allude to and you know I picked your TP selection and would have for a long way into the cupdespite your selection not being in my 10 favourite TP songs but what I do like is your sincerity and they way you go into bat...

I like ambient trance and the laser harp when its done well so because it is not mainstream at least for the time albeit I have a bit of time for the Finn Brothers and Neil Finn wrote one of my favourite songs almost perfect to suit Tim Finn's vocal range while with Split Enz I have to lean...

It is however this is a heavyweight battle and I would expected a lot more voting even 59 of Britain's voted (LOL).

Might be election hangover plus some tennis tournament and the prelude to some motor vehicles carbon driven at high speed but I am tad surprised at the turnout to date , this is one is a battle of the overseas heavyweights.

Not me Rob I am with you all the way on this one. Hope it goes much further.

Without adding and deleting names I would start by swapping number 50 with number 2.

Spot on all accounts OB1 albeit TE does have a great body of work including 3 years ( while mostly drunk as a skunk or high as a kite ) in Dragon and has played with some of those on the list and many other well known and not so well known artists. Totally agree with you about Chuck Berry mind...

Jokes aside how Tommy Emmanuel isn't in the top 10 let alone top 50 is somewhat bizarre. Finger picking good to quote Colonial Sanders. I might be a tad parochial but Chet Atkins labelled him the best guitarist on the planet and that is enough for me. Like all masters of their craft he would...

Hard in in fact impossible for me to give a credible counter argument here Fog so I won't attempt to embarrass myself. Problem Child an absolute show stealer and live just brings the house dawn.

Don't think Rammstein or Kraftwerk have appeared in Eurovision ( please correct me if I am mistaken ) but that Baby Lasagna lead singer wishes he was Till's love child.

Think you may have given a couple away already with those countries at least artist wise.

Its a good point you make on both fronts Fog , do we look at their original line up( who has heard of Larry Van Kriedt ( top musician mind you born in San Fran whose old man played with Dave Brubeck ) ,original singer Dave Evans (Aussie born , Colin Burgess ex Masters Apprentices ) and the Young...