Well, I hate to be an immunity question hog, but I'm going to attempt to answer the question, since we're only a half hour away from the deadline.Originally Posted by SodaScouts
Dirty Laundry hit number 3 on the US Hot 100 (I'm assuming that's the Main chart?) in 1982. (I can't believe Boys of Summer didn't do better, but it did hit #1 on the Rock chart.)
If I'm correct, I will choose Everybody Knows again as the immune song.
"You don't have to prove nothin' to nobody, just take good care of yourself."
You are correct Katherine! Hey, if folks don't like you "hogging" the questions, they should step up their game!
No one can vote for Everybody Knows.
Songs up for elimination this round:
Dirty Laundry
The Boys of Summer
All She Wants to Do Is Dance
Not Enough Love in the World
The End of the Innocence
The Last Worthless Evening
New York Minute
I Will Not Go Quietly
The Heart of the Matter
You Don't Know Me at All
Voting for Round 3 begins now.
Always in our hearts, Never forgotten
Well, at the risk of sounding like a broken record, I vote for New York Minute.
"You don't have to prove nothin' to nobody, just take good care of yourself."
I cast my vote for All She Wants To Do Is Dance.
Ok, you've convinced me that IWNGQ is worth keeping longer.
I cast my vote for All She Wants To Do Is Dance
I'm not all that fond of ASWTDID, but it really wakes up the crowd at their concerts! Of course, some of these remaining songs would do that, too.
So, I'll go with the flow. I cast my vote for All She Wants To Do Is Dance.
"They will never forget you 'till somebody new comes along"
1948-2016 Gone but not forgotten
Although I think this song is really witty and clever, and it certainly rocks, I think of all the songs we can vote for it's the one I listen to least:
I cast my vote for You Don't Know Me at All.
Always in our hearts, Never forgotten
Oh man! I hate to see ASWTDID go this early. It is a great song, IMO, and deserves a better fate. Since the votes are so 'all over the place', it's doubtful that we can even form a coalition to save it, but I'm gonna give it a try. Let's vote for New York Minute in order to save it. Again, I will withhold officially casting my vote until I can determine if anyone is willing to form a coalition with me to save ASWTDID.
"People don't run out of dreams: People just run out of time ..."
Glenn Frey 11/06/1948 - 01/18/2016
I vote for ASWTDID.
I love You Don't Know Me At All--it is so Don! Yet another example of his biting commentaries on the industry, juxtaposed with a love song. Plus, it has some delicious lyrics--love the lines about "You were such a pretty mess," and "You should've killed me, you always look so good in black."
New York Minute is a one of my very favorites, too; it is so moody and atmospheric. I heard Don sing it live the first time on a misty summer night at Chastain Park in Atlanta, after the rain had stopped, and I remember seeing the candles flickering around me in the mist and hearing those first notes....to me, that song is a masterpiece, quite different from the rest of the songs on this album.
I'm going to have a terrible time voting either one of these off.
Once again, I vote for ASWTDID.
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