The Top 100 Songs You've (Probably) Never Heard - 2008
#1
La Revolución Sexual
La Casa Azul
Spain
Best. Song. Of. 2008. Period.
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Welcome to Lyrically Unfortunate. Through this blog, I will share the findings of my adventures in music. Mostly, I am using this space as a way to publish my annual Top 100 list, but every now and then, I'll post something random that I've found and I think you'll enjoy.
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2 comments:
Oh noes, LU has jumped the shark! Choosing the number one song (heh, I wrote "snog," which is slightly different) by our votes?
What is this, American Idol?
In all seriousness, it's a cute little song, nice and retro, but I still like #10 best. Then again, I liked last year's #35 (L'amour francais) best, so I'm not a very good indicator of sell potential. ^_^
Thanks for another entertaining Top 100 list! It's exciting to be at the finale, but sad also because *sniff* it's the end of new songs, videos, and amusing comments for awhile. Sadness.
But I suppose there's always the archives and, uh, the radio.
Adios, chau, caio, slan, au revoir, sayonara, (the word in Russian which I can say but cannot write), cheerio, auf wiedersehen, and, of course, Goodbye!
I spelled "ciao" wrong. Dangit. And I made such an effort.
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