Re: Kate and the Idiocy of VH1

[hsarkas@hotmail.com (Harry Sarkas)]

In article <19970714153801.LAA27024@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
hedgefield@aol.com (Hedgefield) wrote:

> I have always wondered who picks the music for these "greatest hits of all
> time", I suppose that it's probably some corporate gee-whiz who's uncle
> owns 60 percent stock in MTV. I believe that Kate's videos are probably
> considered too "artsy" for the average spoon-fed VH-1 drone. They are much
> happier on a steady diet of bland drivel anyway.

Well, I wouldn't expect much from VH-1 or MTV anyways.  VH-1 not only 
disappointed me personally in not playing one Kate video, but also skipping 
over others whom I like, for instance Enya (but they had time to show almost 
all the En Vogue videos they had just prior).  Oh well...

There is some hope for the MTV Networks.  I was shocked out of my couch 
potato position this past week when I was able to catch the Kate video to 
"The Sensual World" this past week on M2.  First time I have seen a Kate video 
on any MTV network channel in years.  So there are some Kate videos left in 
the MTV network archives afterall.  We'll see if they play anymore for Katemas.

Regards,

Harry Sarkas