Loretta wrote:
start your own thread,.

I would, but unlike some Brits around here, I prefer to follow the rules.

Vision Of Love - Mariah Carey

on my 18th:

US - It Must Have Been Love - Roxette (i have no idea what this is)
UK - World In Motion - new order (i can accept this)

on my actual birthday:

US - The Candy Man - Sammy Davis Jnr.
UK - Vincent - Don McLean

jayryan wrote:on my 18th:

US - It Must Have Been Love - Roxette (i have no idea what this is)

This song was a big slow dance hit at my Junior High dances.

This is in no way a comment on your age versus mine jayryan.

In case you wondered.

akinks wrote:I thought it was bad when I put in my birth date by mistake[...]
It's Too Late - Carol King (us)

Hey, that's a good song. Carole King = not crap. Penned many a classic hit for others too, my favorite being "Up On The Roof" by The Drifters.

I Like The Way (The Kissing Game) - Hi-Five

who?!?!?!? the fuck(!!!) is hi-five???!?! 1991??

The Bee Gee's "Stayin' Alive" in the US, Abba's "Take A Chance On Me" in the UK.

As anyone who actually lived through the 1970's will tell you, it was an ugly time and hard to be nostalgic about.

Goodies - Ciara

There is no god.

thesmith wrote:I Like The Way (The Kissing Game) - Hi-Five

who?!?!?!? the fuck(!!!) is hi-five???!?! 1991??

Hi-Five is an R&B vocal group from Waco TX. Protégés of noted R&B producer Teddy Riley, Hi-Five's "smooved out" musical style is similar to that of other "new jack swing" artists, namely New Edition and Boyz II Men.

Hi-Five enjoyed a run of commerical success in the early 1990s. "I Like The Way (The Kissing Game)”, an inoffensive bit of catchy-enough radio fluff, reached number one in 1991. Hi-Five placed songs in the top ten on at least two other occasions in the early 1990s.

Hi-Five apparently has plans to reform, albeit with only one member of the original line-up.

Spice Girls on both sides of the pond.
US: Wannabe
UK: Who Do you think You Are?