Can’t Get You Out of My Head is no classic bluegrass gospel number. It doesn’t have particularly meaningful lyrics. On the 1000th play it does become a tad annoying. But it is my song that represents 2001.
Marking the millennium by celebrating good old ways…let’s go down to the river to pray.
After all, this is the song that opened the Seagulls’ long-awaited Amex Stadium in 2011, a celebration of the long haul, the club’s wonderful new home and their unique relationship with dance music star DJ Fat Boy Slim.
Many crimes were committed in the name of music in 1998. The guilty include Celine DIon, Cher and Robbie Williams. Thank goodness for Cornershop’s Brimful of Asha – a bit of Britpop, some Norman Cook dance music and a scattering of Indian flavour thrown in on top.
1997: Enter a bunch of septuagenarian and octogenarian Cubans…
Rotterdam (Or Anywhere) is a little jaunt along the street with a guitar and a beautiful voice.
“Alanis Morrissette – another woman in dire need of ice cream”
The Big Bang Theory (The Wheaton Recurrence)
Blur vs Oasis
Whigfield vs Wet Wet Wet…
The list of delegates for the songs of 1994 are as long as a European Election ballot form.
But Big Time Sensuality is pure ecstatic pop, a celebration of life and friendship. It also has one of the most iconic videos ever.
