Oh Vienna

It's Oh Vienna and it's Queen vs Frankie (Goes To Hollywood), honestly, we've had tech problems so this is off a while back and we can't remember which songs these were but I WILL TELL YOU THIS.

One of them beat the other to number one.

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YEAH BOI!

It's Oh Vienna and we are heading back to 1963 (I say back, we've never been) where we decide if Do You Love Me? was correct in keeping Then He Kissed Me off the coveted number one spot.

Surprisingly in depth this one and we actually talk about music! There are TWO bonus episodes for this one two, exclusively at patreon.com/feltnowt

This time, we go back to 2002 where the Girls Aloud clashed with One True Voice and there was surely only one winner, but what of the other Pop Stars The Rivals act, The Cheeky Girls, could they upset the applecart?

Once the usual timewasting smut is out of the way, we have an actual good discussion about music!

We talk what must be the one hit wonder of one hit wonders (Find out how!) Babycakes by Three of a Kind and discuss whether it deserved to keep Can't Stand Me Now by The Libertines off the top of the charts.

The songs are more similar than you think, and we get into a discussion of Pete Doherty, Amy Winehouse and Jade Goody and the horrific storms the tabloid press of the time revelled in them being in.

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Scaffold vs Foundations - Do you get it? Well, it has only just occurred to us now that these two words are linked but imagine we noticed earlier. IT'S A THEMED EPISODE!

Lily the Pink vs Build Me UP Buttercup

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When there's something strange, in your neighbourhood, who you gonna call?Ghost..

DON'T JUST ANSWER STRAIGHT AWAY MAN MULL IT OVER FOR CRYING OUT LOUD.

Anyway, hi y'all, it's episode 22 of Oh Vienna, the podcast about songs that peaked at number 2 in the charts and the song that bested them.

This time, comedian Lee Kyle and his little nepo baby Keir are in a halloween mood and talk about Ghostbusters and it's chart destroyer, Stevie Wonder's syrupy treat I Just Called To Say I Love You.

But who DID he call?

Ghostbu... Probably not, was probably his lass.

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It's the first episode of series 2 of Oh Vienna podcast, where Lee and Keir Kyle talk about songs that peaked at number two and try decide if they were better than the song that beat them to the top.

And this time they talk about the legendary and iconic (Which are words you have to say about stuff from the nineties) Battle of Britpop, where Blur and Oasis both released singles on the same day and hardly anyone stopped to go.. "Hang on, neither of these songs are very good."

Lets talk Country House vs Roll With It.

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content (About the number 41 hit by Lisa Moorish) has just been made available.

It's episode 20 of Oh Vienna podcast, where comedian Lee Kyle and his son Keir discuss pop music - specifically songs that got to number two in the charts and decide if they should have beaten the song that topped the charts.

This week, it's Song 2 by Blur vs R Kelly's I Believe I Can Fly.

Look, yep, R Kelly. We know. He's not nice that bloke.

Is it though, just TOO Perfect that Song 2 got to number 2?

It's full of good swearing and a proper laugh.

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Incredibly, this time, they mostly focus on the music.

Unsurprisingly too as this takes us back to 1981 and two songs that never get played on oldies radio as they're just too weird.

At number 1 was It's My Party, a prog/synth oddball cover version by Dave Stewart (Not that one) and Barbara Gaskill.

And at number 2 is possibly the strangest song to become a hit ever, O Superman by Laurie Anderson.

We try to get our head around exactly why it captured the imagination of the public.

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