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While this is ostensibly a space dedicated to the near-impossible task of singling out a song from the album Pool It! which is more exemplary than the other songs from the album Pool It!, I hope it also inspires trenchant analysis of the Monkees' seminal 1987 classic Pool It! (for which there is puzzlingly no previous thread).
Poll Results
Option | Votes |
"Gettin' In" (Peter Tork) | 3 |
"Heart and Soul" (Simon Byrne, Andrew Howell) | 1 |
"She's Movin' in with Rico" (Andrew Howell) | 1 |
"Don't Bring Me Down" (Bill Teeley, Glenn Wyka) | 1 |
"Since You Went Away" (Michael Levine) | 0 |
"Midnight" (David) | 0 |
"Every Step of the Way" (Mark Clarke, Ian Hunter) | 0 |
"(I'll) Love You Forever" (David Jones) | 0 |
"Secret Heart" (Brian Fairweather, Martin Page) | 0 |
"Long Way Home" (Dick Eastman, Bobby Hart) | 0 |
"(I'd Go The) Whole Wide World" (Eric Goulden) | 0 |
"Counting on You" (Alan Green) | 0 |
― Low-Hanging Snark (Old Lunch), Thursday, 5 December 2013 18:45 (ten years ago) link
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