Billboard Number One Modern Rock Hits 1988/1989

In order:

P-Furs
"Fascination Street"
"Blues From a Gun"
"Channel Z"

Love Shack, baby.

I accepted a few months ago that my love for the P-Furs knows no bounds.

if you get the chance to see them live i actually recommend it - very professional, solid, deliver the hits. cannot say the same for happy mondays (alas).

I like "Veronica!"

Fascination Street followed
So Alive
Veronica
All That Money Wants

Peek-A-Boo is such an amazing fucking song

including it for anyone who hasn't heard it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i41W-NIjMfs

Supposedly they recorded the whole song backwards and then added vocals?!

Oh I missed that. I <3 Peek-a-boo.

lol, cute original aesthetic THE KNIFE

if you get the chance to see them live i actually recommend it

them = P-Furs?

1988 was the year I realized music existed. stuff like siouxsie and Green-era REM just hits my nostalgia zone in the perfect, perfect way

I think I mind "I'll Be You" more in this context (mostly post-singer-songwriter mush) than when it crossed over on the AOR chart, where at least its sensitivity registered.

thank you Geffen Records for all the amazing sounds on the Modern Rock classic "Peek-A-Boo." I'm so glad we've come so far that we don't need major labels and can make amazing music like Ariel Pink and the Wild Nothings

hey ENBB

I thought you were going to thank them for the amazing sounds on this other modern rock and AOR hit, not represented here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSp1oCHvvwY

PEEEEEEEEKAPOO
PEEEEEEEEKAPOO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDMtIGw16pA

where DID you get those eyes?

actual conversation between 13 year old me and my dad, 1988, "peek-a-boo" playing on the radio.

me - "i think they play this type of music at the 40 watt club (rock club in town)"
dad - "i think they recorded this in the 40 watt bathroom" *changes station*

xpost - them = pfurs

voted "love shack"

HA THAT LITTLE GUY! :D

MTV had promos at the time that would play the fuck out of peekaboo iirc

I wasn't allowed to watch MTV at that time. ;_; but I do remember dancing around to it on the radio in my friend Phoebe's room.

looking at this, several bands i had liked disappointed me with shitty sounds in 88/89- b52s, gurus, replacements, xtc.

peekaboo is great, thanks for that.

this is actually a really hard choice for me. Watching 120 minutes (& its short-lived weekday version 'Postmodern MTV') & listening to my local college FM station at the time - this was pretty much the music I discovered when I started 'discovering music.' Tho if 'Head On' by JAMC were on here it would be no contest. How the hell did BFAG (lol) make it to #1 but not HO?

Head On is probably in my top three fav songs of all time so if that were on here there would be no contest for me either.

i may be wrong but i think we will actually be getting a chance to revisit that julian lennon hit (best post-peckinpah imo) on a future album rock poll.

Through the Looking Glass was my first Siouxsie album, so by the time Peepshow came out the next year I was fully prepared to be knocked over by it. And I was. "Peek A Boo" is probably still one of my favorite three tracks they ever recorded.

I love several of these, but voting this one because it needs at least one vote.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Sg35MkDxts

<3 camper van too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAkcSd5l9Qg

How the hell did BFAG (lol) make it to #1 but not HO?

iirc "Head On" was the third (?) single from Automatic, so it probably came around in 1990.

looks like they wore their nice dress shirts for that video

Camper Van Beethoven was an answer on Jeopardy once. I wish I could remember the question but unfortunately all I remember was it being really strange and the contestants were all stumped.

looking at this, several bands i had liked disappointed me with shitty sounds in 88/89

maybe not shitty but yeah, several 80s favs seem to be losing steam here

oh man Love And Rockets So Alive too, fuck

that video was monumentally sexy as a 9 year old iirc

^^ leaning toward that, myself.

Love and Rockets > Bauhaus
Camper Van > Cracker

otm on both counts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_idRHSBnWps

I went with "Fascination Street", but only slightly ahead of at least half its competition.

x-post to WGW re: Love and Rockets

RIGHT? I love that song so much.

I think I have to vote Fascination Street though because Disintegration was the first CD I ever bought (along with Wilson Phillips at the same time - waht? I was like 12!) and, at the risk of sounding completely lame, it sort of changed my life.

L&R s/t is easily their best LP imo

"No New Tale To Tell" is as good as they get, though.

otm

re: "NNTTT" that is. I actually think Express is the best L&R lp.

My L&R opo would be "haunted when the minutes drag"

"no new tale to tell" was the "things that make you go hmm" of 87.

I love express too, but it is sometimes hard to look past the canny production

A lot of these bands are well past their artistic prime here but the biggest exception to that has to be So Alive (many xposts), which is really subtle and full of low-key attitude.

Fascination Street gave me brief pause too but I started looking at the length of stays at #1, and was blown away that (a lesser REM song like) Orange Crush beat out Love Shack which seemed in constant rotation for a good year.

sorry but can I just . . .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFObRusJt24

Lo, I liked that Lou Reed song at the time but now I just see he was on a Johnny Cougar goes to the LES trip.

lotta stuff i love here: "peek-a-boo", "orange crush", "love shack", "so alive", the "pictures of matchstick men" cover, "blues from a gun". gotta be siouxie though.

The first Ian McCulloch solo joint was pretty great too - a suitable counterpart to the E&B s/t LP that came out a year prior.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnK5aqbwkZA

Yeah, I've always viewed those albums as two sides of the same coin.

"charlotte ann" is lovely, but i struggle with the arrangement/production

So what is the worst song here...

Tears for Fears maybe?

no way

They most definitely WERE past their prime by this time.

Pysch Furs track is not among their best

perhaps BAD vs. PiL for battle for the basement?

Of the 75% I recognize, maybe Channel Z.

fuck no, disappointed is an awesome track

xp

I like that PiL track. Surprised the BAD song here isn't "Free" though.

At first glance it seems like a lot to choose from, but on looking at the list more closely, maybe it's not. It is striking to see some of these acts appearing in the charts this late in the 80s (but then it took a while for British post-punk/new wave to make it into the U.S. charts--and they were generally past their prime by the point they made it).

I was out of college and all these bands I had listened to in high school were now a little better known, and meanwhile I was thinking: rap is getting really interesting and "what's acid house?" I voted "Orange Crush." I've never particularly liked REM, but I briefly listened to that album a lot.

(Not that I didn't listen to any of those bands in college too, just that I had started listening to them in high school or junior high in some cases.)

I think easily the most interesting thing about the list is how many British artists are on it.

Voted Siouxsie's last worthwhile single

I remember thinking that "Mayor of Simpleton" ripped off the Moody Blues' "Your Wildest Dreams" (and was far more annoying).

Most of these acts ARE past their prime, but they're raging against the dying of the light.

"All That Money Wants" is one of my favorite new songs recorded for a comp.

"Disappointed" is the best INXS song never recorded.

I voted for "So Alive"; I don't really like anything else by Love & Rockets & I kinda hate the lead vocals too---but despite loving a bunch of the songs on this list, the groove of "So Alive" is a beast, & those backup vocals ooze sex in the way that things from when you're 14 years old seem to ooze sex twenty+ years later.

Went with Fascination Street, but this was such an important year for me musically, being that I was in sixth grade and had just been introduced to the local modern rock station, that I could have gone for about 10 of these.

Orange Crush, just ahead of Blues From a Gun. An important period for me too.

I think easily the most interesting thing about the list is how many British artists are on it.

Yeah it was that point where the most interesting or soon-to-be-important American scenes (D.C., Seattle/Portland) were either still under the big-label radar or just starting to gather steam. Fugazi had just formed, Sub Pop was just a few years old, etc. I had one hipster friend who was into all the Seattle stuff and kept going on about it, but I was way more into 120 Minutes.

Voting "Peek A Boo," though I heard "Channel Z" in the grocery store last week, and liked it more than I would have guessed.

"Blues From A Gun" over "Fascination Street."

All That Money Wants 4EVA!!!!!!

how had I never heard "All That Money Wants" before????

I'm voting one of these:

Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Peek-A-Boo" (2 weeks)
REM - "Orange Crush" (8 weeks)
The Cure - "Fascination Street" (7 weeks)
The B-52s - "Channel Z" (3 weeks)

All 4 of the songs are completely undeniable IMO.

"Channel Z" sounds great.

I remember thinking "Love Shack" was a great song, but when Cosmic Thing came out and I actually heard "Channel Z" I basically lost my mind. It's such a fucking monster of a song; I still like "Love Shack" but really "Channel Z" should have gotten the ubiquitous hold on America (I get why it didn't but I can dream).

Oh, and "Bushfire" and "Junebug" also own; I don't get how ppl can dislike that album.

and "Dry Country." and "Roam." And "Deadbeat Club."

<3 that album and all of those but espcially Roam and Deadbeat Club.

"Deadbeat Club" is the only accepted favorite that I've never really gotten; I tend to substitute "Topaz" for that one.

also, "FOLLOW YOUR BLISS"

I clicked on the radio button for Peek-a-boo then scrolled down the list to make sure I was right :)
For a lot of old Banshees fans 'Looking Glass' and 'Peepshow' were confirmation that the band had left them behind but I was delighted they were always so willing to change and occasionally experiment.

Voted Siouxsie's last worthwhile single

Objection! "The Last Beat of My Heart" takes that honour, even if I was the only person to buy it.

I know it's kind of terrible but I still love "Kiss Them For Me"

I know what you mean :)

those two are pleasant, even loveable, but not "worthwhile" imo

one of my favorite ILM threads of the last year. Every poster brought their A-game:

POLL if you want to...POLL around the world: The B-52's Cosmic Thing

I don't like "Sowing the Seeds of Love" much b/c the video was very stupid iirc & it's a very circular song which ≠ repetitive exactly but still tends to bore me. But the one on here that's the silliest is "Desire": The Joshua Tree was my first ~~~~~adult~~~~~~ album (I take it you know what I mean, I was 13, give me a break) and "Desire" seemed like such a step down at the time, like it wanted to be seedy but even nerdy new-teen me could tell it was borrowed dirt, & plus lyrically it's just a buncha cliches (musically too); also wtf at "red guitar...on fire", absolutely ghastly rhyme there for leading into the chorus. Bonus note: the "Hollywood remix" remains a mess: the beat is less corny (for 1988) but the sorta-Bomb-Squad-y sound gets ruined by the gospel-y vocals, so it doesn't cohere into anything save a bunch of noise (which admitted is better than the original song).

would rep for lots of The Joshua Tree but obv "Desire" is a fucking warcrime

I still love side 1 of The Joshua Tree (side 2 is the one that I thought was deep at the time & now I think it's mostly silly)

lol "Desire" is the only song on Rattle and Hum that I don't actively hate

maybe also the gospel "Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"

thank God for Achtung, Baby! basically

naw, side 2 has lots of greatness, but specially the 1-2 punch of Exit and Mothers of the Disappeared at the very end. xp

I love "Sowing the Seeds of Love" to death, especially the big psychedelic freak-out bridge that leads into the second "Time/To eat all your words" bridge

"Pictures of Matchstick Men" is a jam btw, & I think it's having broken big, more than other songs here, foreshadowed the one-hit-wonder funfest that was "alt" radio after the year punk broke a couple years later (& I mean that approvingly; those were good disposable days on the radio)(not that I'm calling CVB disposable, & at the time it was bizarre to see them break because for once ~I was there~)

of the songs on this list I remember, I don't think there's a single one I dislike

is "Pictures of Matchstick Men" a cover of the Quo song?

Yes.

I never knew it was a cover until about five years later when I was in an electronics store and someone was playing a live clip of Status Quo doing the song a million years ago on one of the tvs.

Nobody's gonna come right out and say they're voting for "Stand?" Fine, I'll do it. You know you all secretly love it.

I not so secretly love it, but this is a GREAT list and Stand isn't the best thing on it imo.

Can be Debbie Downer for a second and say that, aside from "So Alive" and "**** (Jungle Law)", the s/t Love and Rockets album is kind of terrible?

Motorcycle is pretty rad.

basically "No Big Deal" and "Motorcycle" are my platonic ideal of everything Love and Rockets should never, ever, EVER do, whereas Earth, Sun, Moon is them at their best

love and rockets never did much for me! I like "So Alive" and parts of Earth Sun Moon but overall they don't interest me as much as bauhaus or especially the godlike TONES ON TAIL

Bauhaus, L&R, Tones on Tail and Murphy solo all have some really great moments and some extremely dire moments. It's a very hot & cold group of musicians.

tru

except I think everything Tones on Tail ever did is amazing (but their discography is the most limited of those 4)

Probably slightly derailing the thread a little, but I've only heard Ash's solo albums. Are David J's any good?

you are asking me to rate my senior year of high school and I just can't do it. i will agree that "so alive" is crushed by "no new tale to tell" and add that "charlotte anne" is crushed by "my nation underground" so neither of these gets the nod.

the david j solo stuff I've heard is terrible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZlOErCDwc4

"So Alive" can hold its own with the rest of the L&R back catalogue IMO, it's just that the other songs on that album (except for "**** (Jungle Law)", which I think is one of their best songs) really, really cannot.

lol crut I was about to say "I'll Be Your Chauffeur" isn't bad

I have hazy memories of having seen that video, but didn't remember the song. Sounds like Go-Betweens.

Can be Debbie Downer for a second and say that, aside from "So Alive" and "**** (Jungle Law)", the s/t Love and Rockets album is kind of terrible?

so rong! Side A has three great noisy guitar tracks & then the Motorcycle coda track segues into at least three or four nice moody psych tracks in the second half (SA included). Then again, this is one of those records that I could never, ever view objectively b/c of the effect it had on me at my most impressionable (musically speaking, age 12-13 or so).

See, L&R never really did it for me, and even though I love the two B-52s tracks, no band occupied as much of my mind at the time as REM did, so of those two songs, I have to go with "Stand."

By the time Love and Rockets came out I had already decided Earth, Sun, Moon and Express were fucking amazing, so hearing it just sounded like L&R trying and failing to be JAMC

wow i love a few of these songs and hate a whole bunch of them

^^^ massive "Desire" fan

hahahah yeah no

"so alive" hit #3 on the pop charts, it was kinda huge. I distinctly recall being freaked out that the dudes from bauhaus were coming out of every radio in america. little did I know what the 90s had in store for me.

the jjjusten top 5:

U2 - "Desire" (5 weeks)
REM - "Stand" (2 weeks)
Lou Reed - "Dirty Blvd" (4 weeks)
Public Image Ltd. - "Disappointed" (1 week)
The B-52s - "Love Shack" (4 weeks)
Tears For Fears - "Sowing the Seeds of Love" (1 week)

Hm, "Peekaboo" is pretty cool.

voted Mayor of Simpleton and regretted it instantly. P-Furs, Reed, The Replacements and the motherfucking Love Shack all deserve it more. I even like that Siouxsie song.

Ha -- on the 1990 poll I don't think anyone admitted to remembering "I'll be Your Chauffeur."

hahahaha i swear i didnt look at DJP predictions until now but yeah pretty much dude kinda knows my tastes yall

LOVE:
Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Peek-A-Boo" (2 weeks)
The B-52s - "Channel Z" (3 weeks)
Camper Van Beethoven - "Pictures of Matchstick Men" (3 weeks)
The Jesus and Mary Chain - "Blues From A Gun" (3 weeks)

OK:
REM - "Orange Crush" (8 weeks)
Elvis Costello - "Veronica" (1 week)
XTC - "The Mayor of Simpleton" (5 weeks)
The Cure - "Fascination Street" (7 weeks)
Love and Rockets - "So Alive" (5 weeks)
Hoodoo Gurus - "Come Anytime" (3 weeks)
Ian McCulloch - "Proud to Fall" (4 weeks)

DONT CARE/BLAH:
Psychedelic Furs - "All That Money Wants" (3 weeks)
Tears For Fears - "Sowing the Seeds of Love" (1 week)

HATE:
U2 - "Desire" (5 weeks)
REM - "Stand" (2 weeks)
Lou Reed - "Dirty Blvd" (4 weeks)
The B-52s - "Love Shack" (4 weeks)
The Replacements - "I'll Be You" (1 week)
Public Image Ltd. - "Disappointed" (1 week)
Kate Bush - "Love and Anger" (3 weeks)

WORSE THAN I COULD HAVE IMAGINED:
Big Audio Dynamite - "Just Play Music!" (1 week)

NOWHERE ON YOUTUBE SO IDK:
Julian Cope - "Charlotte Anne" (1 week)

srsly tho holy shit i cant believe how fucking awful that big audio dynamite song is jesus christ

I find it difficult to believe a BAD song from that time period could be WORSE than I can imagine; I mean, I lived through "Rush".

no me too, look it up on youtube, its astounding!

what the hell is this

we are going to need a new emoticon to accurately capture my reaction to this

i know right?!?

what the fuck is happening in the middle of this fucking song

it's like they decided Starship was too tough and inaccessible for romcom soundtracks and they wanted to show them how you REALLY do it

oh just wait it keeps coming, right around the 3 minute mark it becomes particularly o_O

btw I have been trying very very hard to ignore the blatant trolling at the beginning of the thread but The Knife has fuck-all to do with "Peek-A-Boo"

phew, that made me feel a little better, only I still have listened to that awful awful song

xp: that's what prompted the Starship comment!

nest time somebody gets all the only band that matters about the clash im going to ludovico technique them with mick jones and his dance moves from this video

Alex in NYC (vassifer) wrote this on thread In defense of Big Audio Dynamite on board I Love Music on Apr 4, 2003

Love everything up through The Globe, but am thinking they should now change their moniker to Big Audio Mistake.

situation no win

I don't understand the series of decisions necessary in going from sounding like "E=MC2" to... that

like I guess I understand not wanting to sound like your old band, but if it's a choice between that and sounding like complete and utter shit...?

i srsly cant stop watching that video

This must've been the thing that caused BAD to split and BADII to form.

"Rush" was MASSIVE; heard it in stores, pizza parlors, etc. Ubiquity did not accentuate its charms, though.

Rush was fine. I actually still like that BADII album.

ok i just checked the tracklisting for "Megatop Pheonix" which I have positive feelings toward and am relieved to see that that song is nowhere on there.

holy crap @ that BAD track. It's like something that missed the cut for Miami Sound Machine album filler.

I once had a copy of the "Rush" single.. on cassingle!

'the globe' >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 'rush'

"Rush Rush" >>>>>>>>>> "Rush"

NOWHERE ON YOUTUBE SO IDK:
Julian Cope - "Charlotte Anne" (1 week)

It's as meh as Copey gets and really not worth the effort but here you go:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-wix_pKEE8

my iphone wont recognize that youtube but it might just be mad at me for listening to that big audio dynamite song so many times

dude I'm pretty sure Megatop Phoenix is also fucking terrible

i remember rewind being pretty good and there being some decent cutty pasty sampling stuff going on but its uh been years so i could be really really wrong.

around the girl in 80 days was def a huge piece of shit tho

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRuQOCMd2mI

does this jog yr memory

"Rewind" is all right though, I will grant you that

"This video contains content from Vevo, who has blocked it in your country on ow my head grounds."

hahaha

ok i am rapidly being convinced that an instrumental version of megatop phoenix would be awesome, but such dreams are not to be

ok listened to more of this album uh just never mind

lol

I had forgotten this Furs song and it is pretty good.

holy sh!t these are all untouchable

Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Peek-A-Boo" (2 weeks)
Psychedelic Furs - "All That Money Wants" (3 weeks)
The Replacements - "I'll Be You" (1 week)
The Cure - "Fascination Street" (7 weeks)
Love and Rockets - "So Alive" (5 weeks)
Tears For Fears - "Sowing the Seeds of Love" (1 week)
The Jesus and Mary Chain - "Blues From A Gun" (3 weeks)

The only possible way to choose between these is to narrow it down to "songs that are superb and that I'm worried won't get votes," so it's "Stand" or "Come Anytime" for me. But which? The Hoodoo Gurus are way more forgotten and ignored (not even mentioned on this thread, I think!) and they represent very well this weird genre of straight-ahead rock record that was "alternative" only by virtue of being kind of unpopular (see also: The Smithereens) On the other hand, "Stand" is a masterpiece which is wrongly hated by everyone from REM themselves on down. That chugging run of decending open-E bar chords under "If wishes were trees..." -- amazing!

But I'm not going to change anybody's mind about "Stand" so I'll vote for the Gurus.

It might actually be the case that "Love Shack" is the song I most admire here.

Charlotte Anne

my Top 5 would look something like this:

The Cure - "Fascination Street" (7 weeks)
Love and Rockets - "So Alive" (5 weeks)
The Jesus and Mary Chain - "Blues From A Gun" (3 weeks)
Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Peek-A-Boo" (2 weeks)
The B-52s - "Love Shack" (4 weeks)

Screw you guys, I love "Just Play Music" (Don Letts amateur deejaying and all) and "James Brown" (West Side Story sample is genius) and "Around the Girl in 80 Ways" (Prince ska)! But not "The Globe" or "Rush." P.S. I also wore spandex shorts in 1988.

How did a boring CVB cover of "Pictures of Matchstick Men" make it to modern-rock No. 1? We will agree to disagree. "The Mayor of Simpleton" is nice but to me this list epitomizes the dullness of late-'80s "modern rock" MOR college crap except the B-52 singles, which are transcendent, and maybe "Peek-A-Boo." The rest is just the sound of programmers strenuously ignoring hip hop, metal, house, or punk. "Orange Crush" is timeless, I guess, but it's opaque to the point of seeming pro-war... which was just great for the late '80s.

Pro-war? It's a dude who got poisoned in Vietnam! (I think.)

Then, now, forever: Love Shack. As I said on the Cosmic Thing thread, I've adored them since their first van tour to Minneapolis in 1979. The very idea that a tacky little dance band from Georgia could parlay that first DB Records single into cult success on a major label, lose their founding member to AIDS, regroup a decade later and release a GAZILLION-selling worldwide hit still completely boggles my mind. Time (and wedding receptions) have not dimmed its luster for me. Anyone who hates Love Shack, well, I'll make like Fred and just holler "I can't HEAR you!!!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLGsT_dEQ8U

Sund4r, I can't believe it, I was thinking of that exact Beavis & Butthead clip. I was even thinking of looking for it, although I'd forgotten it was for that particular song (but I figured it had to be from close to the same time).

I was once told I sing like Fred Schneider, which saddened me because I thought I was going for a Jello Biafra style.

Now I can't hear one without thinking of the other (PS: I've long stopped singing in public.)

Aw man, don't let that stop you singing! Fred, Jello, Dylan, Mark E. Smith-ah... if it's in you, work with the voice you got.

Haha, thanks Dan. I really stopped singing in public because I'm a homebody now. Trust me, the family gets the full brunt of my vocal stylings on a nightly basis.

But really, try to listen to "Holidays in Cambodia" and picture Just Fred.

Hm, that might actually help me hate the B-52s a little less.

Automatic thread bump. This poll is closing tomorrow.

Inspired by this (and other) threads, I busted out Channel Z instead of the obligatory Love Shack at a Christmas party I DJ'd on Saturday. Sounded awesome, and crowd loved it.

FWIW, segued into Voodoo Cadillac Blues by Southern Culture On The Skids and the place erupted. I've never spun it at a DJ gig. Love this song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYoLGS6uzao

Automatic thread bump. This poll's results are now in.

Totally agree with this top 2.

wow i didnt foresee a siouxsie victory but can't argue!

Wow, can't believe I'm the only one who voted for "So Alive"! I thought it would be a contender!

Yeah, that's curious considering how much talk there was about it.

6 ppl voted for 'mayor of simpleton' - DISAPPOINTED IN YOU PPL!

Wow, can't believe I'm the only one who voted for "So Alive"! I thought it would be a contender!

i swear this is my true #1 but somehow i clicked on "Fasc. St." instead... slip o the finger

a bit sad that Veronica only got one vote.

The B-52s - "Channel Z" (3 weeks) 0

Shame on all of you

a bit sad that Veronica only got one vote.

Was me. I like singing that one at karaoke.

Wow, can't believe I'm the only one who voted for "So Alive"! I thought it would be a contender!

i swear this is my true #1 but somehow i clicked on "Fasc. St." instead... slip o the finger

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prob would have voted for this if I'd remembered to vote :|

Unexpectedly strong showing for Hoodoo Gurus! Worthy winner, though.

I gave these years a go.

awesome thread