The Greatest Hit 2.0 - Songs with punctuation marks in the title - The Bear and Badger

Moot_Geeza

Firstly, props to Livdiv for running the original thread for months. 75 pages over 26 rounds, it was an absolute hit.

Secondly, how do people want this to go? Which format works: everyone chucking artists suggestions and then majority rules for who gets selected? An order to which badgers get to pick a topic?

I'll tally it up and change the discussion title but other than that I don't suppose I'll do much gatekeeping, I just want it to carry on really, on account of the OG thread being great.

Thoughts?

LivDiv

Nice one Moot. Thanks for picking this up.

Moot_Geeza

No probs mate, the Queen week was one of the best things I've seen on here.

monkey

Moot_Geeza wrote:

props to Livdiv for running the original thread for months.

and good work moot.

Armitage_Shankburn

I don't like this thread, AT ALL. IT DOESN'T FEEL THE SAME WITH THIS NEW GUY ON LEAD GUITAR. THIS THREAD IS NOW PURE SHIT

RedDave2

Can we do best one-hit wonders?

Rules would be it hat to be a chart hit and that the band or singer involved did not have another hit nearly as succesful.

g.man

I like that.

Eric

Great idea

Diluted Dante

I'm down for that. Are we going UK charts only?

RedDave2

I'd keep the broadest of definitions. As long as its not a big hit for someone in the UK who was huge in the states or something.

And now I need to have a wee think.

mistercrayon

I’m gonna go for Your Woman by White Town.

Although: oh yeah by yello or flat beat.

Oh jeez.

monkey

Edit - Argh can’t post properly. I’ll fix it tomorrow

LarryDavid

g.man

Diluted Dante

It's odd the things some people class as a OHW that I just wouldn't. Like some lists have Hanson, who whilst definately have a biggest hit, the next two songs were number 4 and 5, and a comeback song hit number 10.

Then we have lists putting Marc Cohen on there, who reached a high of 22 with Walking in Memphis. So 22 is a hit, but 3 top 5's, and a later top 10, we discount?

Armitage_Shankburn

Diluted Dante

Not just images you're struggling with?

Bob

Dead or Alive - you spin me right round

Would have to be a contender although Wikipedia said they have seven top forty hits

99 red balloons by Nina iirc

Moot_Geeza

Diluted Dante wrote:

It's odd the things some people class as a OHW that I just wouldn't. Like some lists have Hanson, who whilst definately have a biggest hit, the next two songs were number 4 and 5, and a comeback song hit number 10. Then we have lists putting Marc Cohen on there, who reached a high of 22 with Walking in Memphis. So 22 is a hit, but 3 top 5's, and a later top 10, we discount?

I have no formula for the answer, but in this case...yeah?

Tiffany is one song to me (*cough* and that's a cover), but apparently her follow up single was no.1 in the states and no.4 over here, plus she had two further UK top tens. Yet even in the face of this freshly gleaned officialcharts.com info my brain is still saying One Hit Wonder.

monkey

monkey

monkey

Armitage_Shankburn wrote:

nick_md

Not my vote for greatest, just adding to the mix:

nick_md

MattyJ

Diluted Dante wrote:

It's odd the things some people class as a OHW that I just wouldn't. Like some lists have Hanson, who whilst definately have a biggest hit, the next two songs were number 4 and 5, and a comeback song hit number 10.

Then we have lists putting Marc Cohen on there, who reached a high of 22 with Walking in Memphis. So 22 is a hit, but 3 top 5's, and a later top 10, we discount?

I would say you need to have one song hit top 20, and no other songs ever get into top 20.