Band Face Off - Round 3

[trackaghost]

It was a close call, but in the end those giants of rock, Plant, Page, Bonzo and Jones, beat out the powerful foursome of Daltrey, Townshend, Entwistle and Moon. There was only two votes in it though, with Led Zep winning 20 to 18.

The results so far:

Round 1: Petty defeats Springsteen - 31 to 17
Round 2: Led Zeppelin defeats The Who - 20 to 18

But as ever, the polls are still open, so things could still change.


Onto the next round and this time it's the battle of the pop babes.

Who is your favourite? Once again don't forget to defend your choice!

[CreepingDeath]

Madonna

I don't like Sheryl Crow and don't even own anything from Kate Bush. :eek:

So, Madge it is. I've always liked the broad. :shrug:

[ontheEdgeof17]

Strike A Pose!

That line alone puts Madonna on top. :woohoo:

[GypsySorcerer]

Madonna, Madonna, Madonna. She's always interesting.

[Richard B]

Yuck. What slim pickins. I had to pick the best of the worst. Never could stand that Italian leo noise. Kate Bush frightens me. And well, had to go with the Crow. At least I love 1 album by her...her self titled second album. Ahhh...Sweet Rosalyn.

[Neal]

These are like apples and oranges!

While I do love me some Sheryl Crow, I had to go with Madonna.

[Mari]

Never been much of a fan of Madonna, Sheryl Crow was good on her first couple of albums but after.. yawn. Kate Bush however, always brilliant :)

[dissention]

Yuck. What slim pickins. I had to pick the best of the worst. Never could stand that Italian leo noise. Kate Bush frightens me. And well, had to go with the Crow. At least I love 1 album by her...her self titled second album. Ahhh...Sweet Rosalyn.

That's my favorite Crow album, too. :woohoo:

Redemption Day, Sweet Rosalyn, Oh Marie, Love Is A Good Thing, A Change; so many fantastic songs.

[strandinthewind]

I voted for Madonna because she pushed the envelope with wild success just about every time.

Kate B. is a very close second - I love her and her quirky talent knows no limit.

[DavidMn]

YAWN on all 3 for me. Although I don;t know enough about Kate Bush so maybe I should leave her exempt from that list for now. :sorry:

[Richard B]

That's my favorite Crow album, too. :woohoo:

Redemption Day, Sweet Rosalyn, Oh Marie, Love Is A Good Thing, A Change; so many fantastic songs.
We have delicious taste.

I actually have all her albums (except the new one), but have always held this album in high regard. Brilliant from start to finish. Picked up a import in Portugal of it with bonus tracks too.

[trackaghost]

Yuck. What slim pickins. I had to pick the best of the worst. Never could stand that Italian leo noise. Kate Bush frightens me. And well, had to go with the Crow. At least I love 1 album by her...her self titled second album. Ahhh...Sweet Rosalyn.

You are kidding me, right? :eek: I thought I presented a diverse choice here. Each is utterly brilliant in their own way, if you ask me.

This is only one round out of many. All anyone has to do is choose their favourites out of those presented, not their all-time fave :rolleyes:

[DavidMn]

You are kidding me, right? :eek: I thought I presented a diverse choice here. Each is utterly brilliant in their own way, if you ask me.

This is only one round out of many. All anyone has to do is choose their favourites out of those presented, not their all-time fave :rolleyes:
Well, I may not like any of the artists that you presented in this round, but that doesnt mean I would critisize you for liking them. It's all in each persons opinion I guess. I like what you're doing though. Its been fun :nod:

[Richard B]

You are kidding me, right? :eek: I thought I presented a diverse choice here. Each is utterly brilliant in their own way, if you ask me.

This is only one round out of many. All anyone has to do is choose their favourites out of those presented, not their all-time fave :rolleyes:
Instead of Kate Bush...I would have preferred to see Bjork!!!!!!

[trackaghost]

Well, I may not like any of the artists that you presented in this round, but that doesnt mean I would critisize you for liking them. It's all in each persons opinion I guess. I like what you're doing though. Its been fun :nod:

That's not the point. All people have to do is click on who they think is the best out of three choices. I don't expect every person to like every artist presented. These artists have all been discussed on The Ledge too, therefore relevant I thought.
Even if people hated all three, I thought people would have a preference to which is the best.

[strandinthewind]

Instead of Kate Bush...I would have preferred to see Bjork!!!!!!


Well, the two against each other would be interesting.

[Serrart]

Kate Bush, definitely. I admire her songwriting, her courage, her voice and she made one of the best videos for one of the best songs in the last 30 years.
I'm looking forward to her new album.

Romy

[dissention]

We have delicious taste.

I actually have all her albums (except the new one), but have always held this album in high regard. Brilliant from start to finish. Picked up a import in Portugal of it with bonus tracks too.

Ooh, which songs? I have a lot of the CD singles and they have "In Need," "Sa Sad World," "Keep On Growling," "No One Said It Would Be Easy," and "I'm Going To Be A Wheel Someday."

Last week I was playing The Globe Sessions and I noticed for the first time that once "Sweet Child O'Mine" is over, if you let it play for another minute of silence, there's bonus track. I was giddy over that discovery.

[DavidMn]

That's not the point. All people have to do is click on who they think is the best out of three choices. I don't expect every person to like every artist presented. These artists have all been discussed on The Ledge too, therefore relevant I thought.
Jeez, I thought this would be fun. Even if people hated all three, I thought people would have a preference to which is the best.
Relax, I'm not trying to get on your case. Sorry if it seemd that way :sorry:

[trackaghost]

Well, the two against each other would be interesting.

Is there any point in me doing these any more? I give up.

[DavidMn]

Is there any point in me doing these any more? I give up.
NO, please keep doing them. I really am enjoying it.

[strandinthewind]

Is there any point in me doing these any more? I give up.


Well, yes.

I think, with respect, you are getting all bent out of shape about innocuous comments. I meant no disrespect with mine and think you are doing a great job!!!!! Keep up the good work as I think these are cool and thought provoking :xoxo:

[dissention]

Is there any point in me doing these any more? I give up.

You should stop, because you just know that once it's Blondie's turn, everyone will vote against them to spite us. :p

[strandinthewind]

You should stop, because you just know that once it's Blondie's turn, everyone will vote against them to spite us. :p


I love Blondie you trogledite :rolleyes: :wavey:

[trackaghost]

Relax, I'm not trying to get on your case. Sorry if it seemd that way :sorry:

I wasn't having a go at you. I was more peeved at the Bjork comment.
Obviously not everyone is going to like every selection.
I thought that since The Who and Led Zep were so close in the number of votes because mostpeople like both, it would be interesting to go the other way with a more diverse selection this time.
Maybe I should have included Bjork. But then I could have included a million other artists as well. But these, as I said before, have all been discussed on The Ledge.

[DavidMn]

I wasn't having a go at you. I was more peeved at the Bjork comment.
Obviously not everyone is going to like every selection.
I thought that since The Who and Led Zep were so close in the number of votes because more people like both, it would be interesting to go the other way with a more diverse selection this time.
and you did well with that. :nod: May I suggest next round U2/Rolling Stones? I think that would get some very interesting responses :thumbsup:

[Richard B]

Is there any point in me doing these any more? I give up.
Don't give up, weirdo. Me loves your poll. I'm just fickle. But I did vote this round for the choice I wanted. Go Crow!!! Win it for me.

[trackaghost]

You should stop, because you just know that once it's Blondie's turn, everyone will vote against them to spite us. :p

I have a great one planned for Blondie. :nod:

[Serrart]

I wasn't having a go at you. I was more peeved at the Bjork comment.
Obviously not everyone is going to like every selection.
I thought that since The Who and Led Zep were so close in the number of votes because mostpeople like both, it would be interesting to go the other way with a more diverse selection this time.
Maybe I should have included Bjork. But then I could have included a million other artists as well. But these, as I said before, have all been discussed on The Ledge.

You're doing great, and I find much more interesting your rounds than the obvious ones. :thumbsup:

Romy

[Richard B]

Ooh, which songs? I have a lot of the CD singles and they have "In Need," "Sa Sad World," "Keep On Growling," "No One Said It Would Be Easy," and "I'm Going To Be A Wheel Someday."

Last week I was playing The Globe Sessions and I noticed for the first time that once "Sweet Child O'Mine" is over, if you let it play for another minute of silence, there's bonus track. I was giddy over that discovery.
It has "Sad Sad World" and "Hard To Make A Stand (Alternate Version)."

Nice find on The Globe Sessions. Must dig my copy out and make sure I didn't miss it either.

[trackaghost]

and you did well with that. :nod: May I suggest next round U2/Rolling Stones? I think that would get some very interesting responses :thumbsup:

Well, funny you say that, but I may well pit another heavyweight against those two.

[DavidMn]

Well, funny you say that, but I may well pit another heavyweight against those two.
I'm looking forward to that.

[trackaghost]

Well, yes.

I think, with respect, you are getting all bent out of shape about innocuous comments. I meant no disrespect with mine and think you are doing a great job!!!!! Keep up the good work as I think these are cool and thought provoking :xoxo:

Well, you're right Strandie, I was :xoxo: I've calmed down now :)

[dissention]

I have a great one planned for Blondie. :nod:

Put them up against Oingo Boingo or something, they're guaranteed to win. :laugh:

[trackaghost]

Put them up against Oingo Boingo or something, they're guaranteed to win. :laugh:

Don't underestimate the Oingo Bongo fanbase here on The Ledge!

[WildInTheWind]

Madonna.....no contest. I can't stand Sheryl Crowe and I don't know who that other chick is.

BTW........I really like this whole band face off thing :thumbsup:

[dissention]

Don't underestimate the Oingo Bongo fanbase here on The Ledge!

Yeah, I'm sure I'd be blown away by the sheer volume of Ledgies who punk out to "You've Got Your Baby Back" on a regular basis. :laugh:

[Dreammms]

Madonna of course!

There will never be another Madonna!

[shackin'up]

Instead of Kate Bush...I would have preferred to see Bjork!!!!!!

Without Kate Bush, Bjork would have never been accepted by a big audience. Remember, idiosyncratic artists need eachother -and their place in the collective memory- to push a little further every next time. Without the hardrock of the 70's and johnny rotten, the sound of Nirvana never would have been "big" audiencewise.

Kate Bush, how extreme peculiar she is, is still one of the female popicons in the world. And that with one album per decade and no touring. That's wat I call efficiency in popularity. That woman is brilliant songwise too. And vocally she outlives the other two easily.

So KATE it is for this round.

[shackin'up]

I have a great one planned for Blondie. :nod:

Blondie vs Nina Hagen & Spliff vs Iggy Pop.

[markolas]

Sheryl Crow.

I got over Madonna along with my "This is the kind of music I have to listen to now that I'm gay" phase. I don't think I've ever heard anything by Kate Bush.

[danax6]

I have never been a fan of either 3. But I counted all the songs by each artist that I really, really like and Madonna came out as a winner. So Madonna it is. :nod:

[seeker007nmss]

Don't underestimate the Oingo Bongo fanbase here on The Ledge!


It's a dead man's party....who could ask for more? :p

[gldstwmn]

I love Sheryl Crow but Madonna really is in a league all by herself. So Madonna it is.

[gldstwmn]

Is there any point in me doing these any more? I give up.

Absolutely! Don't stop!

[gldstwmn]

Last week I was playing The Globe Sessions and I noticed for the first time that once "Sweet Child O'Mine" is over, if you let it play for another minute of silence, there's bonus track. I was giddy over that discovery.

You've never heard that before? :eek:

[gldstwmn]

Don't underestimate the Oingo Bongo fanbase here on The Ledge!
Heehee. Oingo Boingo and Stevie were playing the same night (different venues) on the Street Angel tour. My ex was a huge Oingo Boingo fan and ended up going with me to see Stevie. Our relationship was pretty much doomed after that. :laugh:

[gldstwmn]

Madonna.....no contest. I can't stand Sheryl Crowe and I don't know who that other chick is.


I love you for admitting that. :laugh: :wavey:

[Haunted Song]

KATE!

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a85/hauntedsong/running1.jpg

[dissention]

You've never heard that before? :eek:

Nope. :laugh: It came on and I didn't know what to think. I LOVE it, though.

[gldstwmn]

Nope. :laugh: It came on and I didn't know what to think. I LOVE it, though.

I know. The Globe Sessions = good times.

[dissention]

I know. The Globe Sessions = good times.

I especially love this verse:

Allegations
Interrogations
Investigations
Then more taxation
Our national past time is aggravation

:laugh:

That song coupled with "Member's Only" makes me laugh my ass. I love how she likens us all to cattle in "Member's Only."

[gldstwmn]

I especially love this verse:

Allegations
Interrogations
Investigations
Then more taxation
Our national past time is aggravation

:laugh:

That song coupled with "Member's Only" makes me laugh my ass. I love how she likens us all to cattle in "Member's Only."

Members Only is funny as hell. Sheryl appears to have a great sense of humor.

[seeker007nmss]

Madonna.....no contest. I can't stand Sheryl Crowe and I don't know who that other chick is.

BTW........I really like this whole band face off thing :thumbsup:


Go get the "whole Story" by Kate. You need to know this "chick". :thumbsup:

[Richard B]

Without Kate Bush, Bjork would have never been accepted by a big audience. Remember, idiosyncratic artists need eachother -and their place in the collective memory- to push a little further every next time. Without the hardrock of the 70's and johnny rotten, the sound of Nirvana never would have been "big" audiencewise.

Kate Bush, how extreme peculiar she is, is still one of the female popicons in the world. And that with one album per decade and no touring. That's wat I call efficiency in popularity. That woman is brilliant songwise too. And vocally she outlives the other two easily.
Interesting perception you have. Bjork actually hit the scene around the same time Kate Bush did in the late 70's. Bjork favoring punk. Kate was always much more popular in England, than the US (which is a larger market). It was only with her last album did she find herself higher up on the US Charts.

And yes, according to your logic...if it wasn't for the rock n roll roots, like Elvis Presley, the King of Rock N Roll, all the other bands to follow would never have been accepted by the masses. Huh??

[dissention]

Members Only is funny as hell. Sheryl appears to have a great sense of humor.

Members Only and Redemption Day are my favorite songs from her. I remember my reaction to hearing Members Only for the first time, I seriously could not stop laughing. It was the line "I'll have mine with blackstrap molasses 'cause I can't taste it anymore" that really put me over the edge. She definitely does have a wicked sense of humor.

[estranged4life]

Kate Bush cause I pretty much hate, that's right HATE Madonna & Sheryl Crow.

[ryan8472]

Madge. Love her. :nod:

[WildInTheWind]

Go get the "whole Story" by Kate. You need to know this "chick". :thumbsup:

I've heard her name before, never heard her music. What's her music like? Does she have any songs that I could have possibly heard on the radio or something? I am so incredibly out of it when it comes to music after 1985 :p

[WildInTheWind]

I love you for admitting that. :laugh: :wavey:

I just speak the truth :D

[seeker007nmss]

I've heard her name before, never heard her music. What's her music like? Does she have any songs that I could have possibly heard on the radio or something? I am so incredibly out of it when it comes to music after 1985 :p


(please correct me Kate fans) I would say the most played song here in the States was "Running up that hill" but that is just scratching the surface and doesn't really give you an idea of her songs. The "whole story" is kind of a greatest hits, which why I suggested it. I don't have any download sites, but these are some of the basics to look for:


Tracks:
Wuthering Heights (4:57) / Cloudbusting (5:09) / The Man With The Child In His Eyes (2:38) / Breathing (5:28) / Wow (3:46) / Hounds Of Love (3:02)
Running Up That Hill (5:00) / Army Dreamers (3:13) / Sat In Your Lap (3:20) / Experiment IV (4:21) / The Dreaming (4:14) / Babooshka (3:29)


Here is a bigoraphy:

One of the most successful and popular solo female acts of the past 20 years to come out of England, Kate Bush is also one of the most unusual, with her keening vocals and unusually literate and complex body of songs. As a girl, Catherine Bush amused herself playing an organ in the barn behind her parents' house. By the time she was a teenager, Bush was writing songs of her own. A family friend, Ricky Hopper, heard her music and arranged for a demo to be recorded, which brought Bush to the attention of Pink Floyd lead guitarist David Gilmour. By the time Bush was 16, she had signed to EMI Records, though the company made the decision to bring her along slowly. She studied dance, mime, and voice, and continued writing. By 1977, she was ready to enter the recording studio and begin her formal career, which she did with an original song, "Wuthering Heights," based on material from Emily Brontë's novel.
"Wuthering Heights" rose to number one on the British charts. Bush became an overnight sensation at the age of 17 and was obligated to turn in an accompanying album in short order. This she did with The Kick Inside, a collection of material she had written over the previous three years; the album reached number three and sold over a million copies in the U.K.

Bush's second album, Lionheart, reached number six but didn't achieve anything like the sales totals or critical acclaim of its predecessor. In England during the spring of 1979, Bush embarked on what proved to be the only concert tour of her career to date, playing a series of shows highlighted by 17 costume changes, lots of dancing, and complex lighting. The tour proved both exhausting and financially disastrous, and Bush has avoided any but the most limited live concert appearances since, primarily in support of certain charitable causes.

By this time, Bush was established as one of the most challenging and eccentric artists ever to have achieved success in rock music, with a range of sounds and interests that constantly challenged listeners. "Babooshka" (1980) became her first Top Five single since "Wuthering Heights," and her subsequent album Never for Ever entered the British charts at number one in September of 1980. During this period, Bush began co-producing her own work, a decisive step toward refining her sound and also establishing her independence from her record company. Although 1982's The Dreaming reached number three, the single "There Goes a Tenner" failed to reach the charts, and most observers felt that Bush had lost her audience. Bush was unfazed by the criticism, and even began taking steps to make herself more independent of her record company by establishing a home studio.

After two years' absence, Bush re-emerged in August of 1985 with "Running Up That Hill," which reached number three on the English charts and became her second biggest-selling single. The accompanying album, Hounds of Love, the first record made at her 48-track home studio, debuted on the British charts at the number one position in September of 1985 and remained there for a full month, and soon after "Running Up That Hill" gave Bush her long-awaited American breakthrough, reaching number 30 on Billboard's charts. The changes in her sound and her development as a writer/performer were showcased in the January 1987 best-of collection The Whole Story. That same year, Bush won the Best British Female Artist award at the sixth annual BRIT Awards in London. In October of 1989, Bush's first new album in almost four years, The Sensual World, reached the British number two spot. Bush's next album, The Red Shoes (1993), debuted in the American Top 30, the first time one of her albums had ever charted that high. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

Written by Bruce Eder

[WildInTheWind]

Hmmm...sounds interesting. So she actually is an older artist. Strange I've never heard anything by her. I am going to check amazon and see if they have any of those little sound clip things. Thanks!!

[Miss Vicky]

I picked Sheryl Crow, though I don't consider myself a fan per se. I have all but her latest album, but I only really like The Globe Sessions and one or two songs each from the others.
I do like some Madonna, "Like a Prayer" "Take a Bow" and "This Used to Be My Playground" jump to mind as favorites, but for the most part I could do without her.
As for Kate Bush, she loses by default. I can't vote in favor of an artist whose music I've never (as far as I know) even heard.

[shackin'up]

Interesting perception you have. Bjork actually hit the scene around the same time Kate Bush did in the late 70's. Bjork favoring punk. Kate was always much more popular in England, than the US (which is a larger market). It was only with her last album did she find herself higher up on the US Charts.


I know that, but Bjorks popularity really got a little " big " after 93. You can't say her career as a popicon started in 77 or during Kukl or The sugarcubes, in which she was a PART of the little succes that was growing. (fantastic punkpop-albums, nevertheless.)
Kate hit it off immediately in 77. And not only in England.....


And yes, according to your logic...if it wasn't for the rock n roll roots, like Elvis Presley, the King of Rock N Roll, all the other bands to follow would never have been accepted by the masses. Huh?

I'm glad you understood. Personally I would have mentioned Chuck Berry.

[trackaghost]

Interesting perception you have. Bjork actually hit the scene around the same time Kate Bush did in the late 70's. Bjork favoring punk. Kate was always much more popular in England, than the US (which is a larger market). It was only with her last album did she find herself higher up on the US Charts.

And yes, according to your logic...if it wasn't for the rock n roll roots, like Elvis Presley, the King of Rock N Roll, all the other bands to follow would never have been accepted by the masses. Huh??

Go away.

By the way, Kate's last album was The Red Shoes in 1993. She also had another album out in 1989 called The Sensual World. Kate's breakthrough in America actually came in 1985 when she scored a number one with Running Up That Hill from the album Hounds Of Love. Methinks you don't know much about Ms Bush.

As for Bjork I don't think her early work is as interesting as her later albums myself, whereas Kate has been releasing hugely inventive albums since the age of 18. And if you own that album of covers Bjork did as an 11 year old, I'll eat my hat.

[trackaghost]

I know that, but Bjorks popularity really got a little " big " after 93. You can't say her career as a popicon started in 77 or during Kukl or The sugarcubes, in which she was a PART of the little succes that was growing. (fantastic punkpop-albums, nevertheless.)
Kate hit it off immediately in 77. And not only in England.....


I'm guessing he means Tappi TÃ*karass, but they were still early 80s and just a punkpop band.

[dissention]

I would say the most played song here in the States was "Running up that hill"

That song drives me nucking futs. Ever since we had to watch "The Chocolate War" in high school, I've hated that song. It was so annoying in that movie. :laugh:

[shackin'up]

That song drives me nucking futs. Ever since we had to watch "The Chocolate War" in high school, I've hated that song. It was so annoying in that movie. :laugh:

you can't hate Running Up That Hill and love the studioversion of Big Love at the same time: Lindsey basicly stole that one from her......

[TheBlueLamp]

I literally AGONIZED over this choice. :laugh:

As obsessed as I was with Madonna as a teen, she was out of the running.

Kate vs Sheryl?

I love Kate's Running Up That Hill, Moving, Get Out Of My House, Wow and many others

But then I also love Sheryl's Anything But Down, Am I Getting Through, Weather Channel and many others too.

I had to pick Kate by virtue of the fact she has more songs in my Top 25 Played Songs.

[shackin'up]

I'm guessing he means Tappi TÃ*karass, but they were still early 80s and just a punkpop band.

I know, and definately not "big" as popicons.....

[shackin'up]

Go away.

By the way, Kate's last album was The Red Shoes in 1993. She also had another album out in 1989 called The Sensual World. Kate's breakthrough in America actually came in 1985 when she scored a number one with Running Up That Hill from the album Hounds Of Love. Methinks you don't know much about Ms Bush.

As for Bjork I don't think her early work is as interesting as her later albums myself, whereas Kate has been releasing hugely inventive albums since the age of 18. And if you own that album of covers Bjork did as an 11 year old, I'll eat my hat.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

wherever you eat your hat that's my home :laugh: :laugh:

[bretonbanquet]

I add my paltry vote to the small number of Kate Bush votes ;) Madonna's just an old tart, Sheryl does very little for me musically, but Kate is a big talent. She wrote 'Man with the Child in His Eyes' at 13 if I remember correctly - astonishing.

[Richard B]

Go away.

Charming.

Not sure why you have this angst for me. You make a post, invite comment and yet do not like what you read. Huh? You only like posts that have nice things to say? Let me know when your ego bubble bursts.

The fact of the matter is not everyone likes said bands/artists. I know you English fiercly love your artists, but be rational. Yes, Kate Bush has had quite a career and has loyal followers of her music. Great. I don't like her music. Yes, I like Bjork better and find Bjork far more interesting. Big deal. Your angst on me started when I commented that all choices were slim pickens. Big deal. Do I have to love them all or something?

After reading your earlier posts and making remarks about what I said, I was not about to ease up on my opinions just to stroke your deflated ego. I guess I do want to make clear that I do enjoy your Battle of the Bands posts but it seems I should stay clear of posts from you since you can not tolerate simple comments on band choices on a poll. Sheesh.

[Mari]

Ah, come on, Richard, is it that time of the month again?

[Richard B]

I'm glad you understood. Personally I would have mentioned Chuck Berry.
YES! Chuck Berry is a better choice to mention.

[Richard B]

Ah, come on, Richard, is it that time of the month again?
GAWD...not you too. Lame.

[michelle2677]

maybe just a little comic relief to lighten the mood :)

anyway..I picked Madonna. Not really a big fan of hers, but out of the three, she's my fav.

[eclipse]

Kate Bush was/is Brilliant-
Always has been ---but I fear that a lot of the younger American's on the Ledge are not aware of her and I fear Madonna will win.
Personally , I think she has a lot of balls (Madonna), and does what she wants...but she really doesn't sing that well, she is a musical changing fad and she adapts to what ever is cool/ hip at that time- which is OK but she is no Kate Bush

And Sheryl, I do like, but it's that county twang type folky/kinda too Texas, moody funky , I want to fit in with the boys' kinda tunes.

Of the 3:

Kate shines above the rest....
Again, I don't think that many people know her music though...
I have introduced her to many of my friends and that has been over a 20 year period. People today are amazed by Tori Amos...and they have no idea who KT is...but as we all know who know KT's music...Without Kate Bush there would be no Tori Amos...
enough from me :p

[Mari]

GAWD...not you too. Lame.

That's me... :rolleyes:
Yeah, I am at that time of the month. Thought you were overreacting as if hormones were bothering you :shrug:
Never mind.

[Moony]

Madonna: tripe
Kate Bush: nails on a chalkboard

...so I had to go with Sheryl on this one. :woohoo: