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'Rotterdam' I remember so much on the radio from childhood. I really like it. I remember 'You're Gorgeous' too but not really a fan of it in comparison - it has been used on too many TV shows/adverts.

I so much prefer that version of One to the original :D

'Just What I Always Wanted' is my favourite of the new entries. 'Hard To Say I'm Sorry' is a good ballad. The original vocal was later used in a eurodance song by Aquagen. The Culture Club song is quite good and easily the most well known of that top 10.

Daz Sampson well before that was in Bus Stop who collabed with Carl Douglas from 70s Kung Fu Fighting and then Bachman from 70s song You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet ri3kU7nZN-g v5NLoy7dJpY

'Why' is very good and arguably ahead of its time, song/production sounds a bit like Ace of Base 'Zoom' is a very nice song.

So much for the pictures of a few rows of empty seats at Trump rallies at the end, really thought Harris would win when those pics were released. The results did start off well for her in some counties in Indiana but...

Robert F Kennedy's vote share is now really important in the blue wall states.

Trump was ahead in Virginia for a while in 2020 too. Depends on what counties still need to be counted.

I love Vermont, but it's the season of the sticks

The border is a factor in Texas though so Trump might still hold up well there.

Yes I agree, I think Trump is Kentucky fried chicken!

That's expected, it depends by how much and in what counties.

MSNBC/NBC and CNN youtube channels and occasionally Fox News just out of interest!

I assume thats referring to large number of registered Republican voters voting But if a lot of those registered women Republican voters are voting for Harris as we saw in the Selzer Iowa poll then it could be a red mirage. Or it could be a crazy election where Trump does well in the southern states but does badly in the northern states.

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I prefer 'House of Love' and 'Let It Rain' but I still think 'Stay Another Day' is a good ballad with atmospheric production.

That Jam song is very good, maybe my favourite of theirs. C'mon Bjork's gotta like it! I'm really surprised that Dire Straits 'Private Investigations' made #2 :o 'Sultans of Swing' and 'Romeo and Juliet' are more well known I would say and more likely to be played on the radio now. The double hip hop top 10 is interesting and welcome.

and in 2004 'Real To Me' too maybe as it sounds very similar stylistally, although that would have depended on the success of Westlife and maybe they wouldn't have been as big

Streaming seems to benefit American hits so I would say lots of American MOR stuff especially Amazed by Lonestar.

'Walking on Sunshine' a few years ahead of its time very good. Not as big a fan of that ABC track compared to the other two hits from the Lexicon. Its still a nice song which does stylistically sound like Spandau True in 1983 was influenced by it.

Why's the Senate vote so different to the presidential vote? :unsure: Surely if its a comfortable Democrat win on the main presidential it would be a win on the Senate too? I am rather shocked by that Iowa poll to say the least :o if its true, that means the other polls have like a +7 Trump error! But that's like the +7 Biden error in 2020.

Reminds me also of early Girls Aloud eg. 'No Good Advice' with the accents! And there was a band called Blue Zoo also which had a hit in 1982 that I like, unfortunately didn't make top 10 though!

I keenly remember the Donna Lewis song in the late 90s being played in a shopping centre. Great atmospheric synthpop song. The BBE tune is quite good but not one of my favourite trance tunes.

Maybe some 'Bad enough' puns for the Tory thread title on Buzzjack?