Well I would definitely say Dreamland was the main single from Hotspot, not because it was released first but because the loosely associated tour is called Dreamworld (greatest hits I grant you).Nickname wrote: Wed 21 Feb 2024, 7:55 pm"Monkey Business".Dog wrote: Wed 21 Feb 2024, 7:52 pm Serious question - what do you class as an album’s “main single”? Do you not just mean either the one that you like the most, or the one that proves to be the biggest hit? Which was the “main single” of Hotspot?
It was the only one with a proper music video and with performances on TV (twice), full of actors and dancers.
Although tagged as a lyric video I also though the Dreamland video was great and would easily hold up on youtube (or TV if videos are still shown on TV) as a defacto video.
Nonetheless, I get what you mean and are asking. Axis was clearly not the main single from Electric, Vocal probably was, though you could make a case for Love is a Bourgeois Construct as it had b-sides and Vocal only had a billion remixes. Vocal had a video though.
Furthermore, I still think Loneliness for this album would be considered the main single, having b-sides, full blown video etc.