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'Tears in Heaven' understandably an emotive song. 'Finally' is a lovely house song. Mr Big 'To Be With You' reminds me a lot of Extreme 'More Than Words' in style.

Sash! ft Shannon - Move Mania and Cascada - Miracle are big dance music losses in this, although at least they did get quite a lot of points. 'Trap Queen' brings back good 2015 memories - Fetty Wap certainly has quite a unique sound! 'Trap Queen' is getting a streaming chart revival at the moment.

https://youtu.be/hIzMK7JdBG8?si=SQ3I-h57cgoaBfH2

James Hype ft. A.D.O.R - Behaviour [STEREOHYPE] I really like 'Behaviour' it should be taking off now!

Fame Is a Gun is a good song I think it takes a lot of inspiration production wise from early 80s new wave like The Cure - The Walk and Icehouse - Hey Little Girl. Prefer FUFN out of the final 2.

Good #1, and I know and like all your top 4. Elsewhere, the Donna Summer song is innovative certainly. David Whitfield's voice is very Marmite I don't like his voice sadly, and also I prefer the more upbeat tracks of the 50s chart. I do like other dodgy pop-opera stuff like Renee and Renato though! Evil Woman by ELO good, elsewhere, I wasn't expecting to see Evelyn Thomas in the chart so early, her most iconic song was in 1984!

'National Express' is very Frank Sinatra production/vocal wise. Not lyrically though! 'Eyes Wide Shut' is JLS' best track probably! I remember liking it at the time. 'Higher' by Taio + Kylie + Travie is good too. 'Ho Hey' was so annoying for me as a UK chart watcher it stayed in the chart so long and I never liked the song really in the first place.

PATT is good; one of the many looped house hits remixing 80s tracks that occurred in the mid 00s. It is surprisingly slow for house, more like 80s R&B dance like the original song. The original Eddie Murphy track is surprisingly good as well!

The only positive about this is that is so minimal that it would be easy to remix. @danuary and other Buzzjack music producers get going!

Only 2 more of these threads to go for the top 10. :( I am sad I missed voting in the other threads.

29 points: Rockit is good, this 1983 was probably an early inspiration for the likes of Pump Up The Volume and other 1987-8 house music. Goes so well with the video - its between it, Sledgehammer, Close To The Edit, Hyperactive and Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait for the quirkiest video of the 80s. Herbie Hancock's other hit Autodrive is even more house-y and ahead of time with the piano. Josh Wink's tune is very good too, an inspiration for Scooter and also Ne-Yo's track Beautiful Monster. Definitely Heart's other #8 song 'These Dreams' is better than the rather cheesy 'All I Wanna Do...'! __________________________________________________________________ 30 points Angel City - Do You Know is basically Robert Miles' track Children with a vocal so gave it a few points. Should have credited Robert Miles though! The Bowling For Soup song is good and fun! I prefer George Michael's 'Flawless (Go To The City)' to the track it samples by The Ones. Sugababes 'About A Girl' has aged better than their other hit from the album 'Get Sexy' but I preferred the latter at the time.

Wow that song was quite something production wise - reminded me of Nero - Must Be The Feeling and Martin Garrix/Macklemore/Fall Out Boy - Summer Day!

I prefer the Mary J Blige and U2 version of 'One', its a good song though! 'Weather With You' quite good although Crowded House have better songs.

I guess he is panicking about the polls and upcoming midterms and just hoping that Greenland and Venezuela will solve all his economy/fuel prices issues.