But you do, eh.. ; ) Joking. But I'm sure that New York City Boy, even if it is bit embarrassing, it's the most known song from the last half of career, which is what singles are meant for.Drico One wrote:New York City Boy had the best audience reaction on the Nightlife tour simply because it worked well in the celebratory context of a diehard fan show. The same applies to Sodom. That, however, is no justification for promoting its release as a single on the grounds that the fanbase knows what's best. Clearly, the fanbase doesn't know what's best - even at the best of times.
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Video from last night's concert in Barcelona. 10 min long.
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now THERE'S a specious argument if I ever heard one.Drico One wrote:New York City Boy had the best audience reaction on the Nightlife tour simply because it worked well in the celebratory context of a diehard fan show. The same applies to Sodom. That, however, is no justification for promoting its release as a single on the grounds that the fanbase knows what's best. Clearly, the fanbase doesn't know what's best - even at the best of times.
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if that were true, then West End girls or It's a Sin'd never have gone numero uno.
face it, you, some others on this board, EMI, et al are wrong, wrong, WRONG on this one. and yes, I shall believe that to my dying day
I wooooooooooooooood if I cooooooood...