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From: Gary Moore <gmoore@u.washington.edu>
Date: Thu, 19 May 1994 10:06:45 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: favorite songs...
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> Peter Chow from Brighton (UK) adds: > > Yes, it puzzles me that Wuthering Heights is always voted the number one > song by such a large margin every time one of these polls is done. It's a > good song and it was my favourite for a long time but I don't think so > now. Kate's vocal style has improved constantly over the years with more > texture and solidity. > > Perhaps people reading this could reply to the question of what it is about > WH that still makes it stand above all her other songs after 16 years? The first song you hear from an artist--if you like the song--is the one you compare all the subsequent work to? We tend to think the first is the best? It's not hip to name a song heard on the radio 15 minutes ago, so people think back to earlier stuff, maybe the hit that launched it all? Incidentally, I heard The Whole Story vocal of "Wuthering Heights" before I heard the original vocal; I like The Whole Story vocal better. magritte@goren.u.washington.edu Quote of foolishness: gmoore@u.washington.edu "Self-interest has no place in society." surreal@eskimo.com -- Sandy Cuney, Handgun Control, Inc.