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The Hotlist THE HOT AND NOT LIST as of May 3rd 1999 Le Mec: Hotlist Oasis: "(I Got) The Fever". B-Side from the "Stand By Me" single. One of the best songs they've done so far. And it wasn't even included on their B-Sides compilation. New album with Electronic: "Twisted Tenderness". Synthpop with class. Out Of My Hair: "Drop The Roof" (1996). This British band just fell into my lap and refused to leave my CD player for days! To describe them would be a mixture of Lightning Seeds and your basic britpop act. With a very fine sense of balance, though. More info about Out Of My Hair here. Suede: "Head Music". New album just released. So far, reviews have been good. More comments on the next Hotlist. Suede playing The Roskilde Festival three times this year. Three gigs with different themes and different songs. Outstanding! Fine new albums out by French artists Francis Cabrel ("Hors-Saison") and Mylčne Farmer ("Innamoramento"). Time again to indulge in my weakness for great French pop music. For a little more info on these two great artists click Cabrel or Farmer. Lene Marlin: "Unforgivable Sinner". A couple of Hotlists ago I recommended this Norwegian singer. Now I know the title of that great song. Confession: Over the last couple of weeks I've actually enjoy quite a few of the songs by S---- G----. Within their area of pop music this girlband has, after all, lots of charm. Notlist Jette Torp. The worst Danish singer at all!!!!!!!!!! I'm not even going to explain why, just please avoid her. Andy Roda. His attempt to pair disco and funk is at best disgusting. And the way he destroys Bonnie Raitt's "Something To Talk About" doesn't make it better at all! The Verve have split. No matter whether you liked or loathed them you can never deny that their music held lots of quality and a certain amount of integrity. Internal conflicts, though, were too strong too keep a band together that was always fucked up in one way or another. So at the top of their career it has all ended (unless, of course, they decide to try again in a year or two. They've been split up before...). I'm a little disappointed by Placebo's first, selfentitled album. Too many of the songs disappear in the dull, noisy arrangements, and the band obviously has taken a huge step up with their brilliant second album "Without You, I'm Nothing". All the different compilations of "Greatest Danish music" being released and then heavily advertised on TV. Most people have the original albums already, but the damned things sell anyway! Talk about the power of advertising - or the stupidity of man... Hotlist main menu Back To Top
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