Oh Vienna

It's episode 17 of Oh Vienna podcast, where comedian Lee Kyle and comedian's son Keir Kyle listen to songs that peaked at number two in the charts and see if they should have got to the top by contrasting them with the song that did.

This time, it's Eminem's breakthrough ode to violence and being a bit of a dick My Name Is which lost out to Levi's Advert Flat Beat by Mr Oizo (It had a puppet in that tapped along out of a car window, it seemed a big deal at the time).

It's a lot of fun.

It was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content is available now about the number 41 song in the charts, Maria by Blondie!

Lee and Keir Kyle are here with Oh Vienna podcast, the show about songs that got to number two in the hit parade that isn't just about music.

Big one this time, as they discuss what must surely be the best top two in the history of the UK charts.

At number one is Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles.

At number two is God Only Knows by The Beach Boys.

Which is better?

Yep.

Big question isn't it?

This episode was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content is available now, where they discuss this weeks number 41, When A Man Loves A Woman by Percy Sledge. Quite a chart this week!

Lee and Keir Kyle are BACK with Oh Vienna, the podcast where they talk about songs that peaked at number two in the UK Charts and the songs that bettered them, talking about THE chart battle of this century, Victoria Beckham goes UK Garage and meets one of Another Level to surely claim the top spot.

BUT WAIT!

Here's former singer of theaudience Sophie Ellis Bextor and her pal Spiller and they're asking that if it ain't love, how does it feel so good?

Can't see that posing a threat...

They also talk about Keir's woes as a handsome boy, doesn't seem a huge problem eh?

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content can be found now, about bloody STEPS.

Hey pop pickers!

Lee and Keir Kyle are back, talking songs that peaked at number two in the charts and the songs that bested them, that's right, it's episode 14 of Oh Vienna podcast.

It's time to get a bit of Marc in your heart as Children of the Revolution meets it's conqueror in the shape of lovely little heart throb David Cassidy with How Can I Be Sure, which, oddly, neither of the Kyle's had heard before but is actually NOT BAD.

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content can be found NOW!!!

It's the sweary and inappropriate father and son duo Lee and Keir Kyle, talking about songs that many say should have topped the charts and the songs that usurped them.

This time we head to the mid 90s and Supergrass are basically being The Monkees on a massive bed all the way to being beaten to the top of the hit parade by BOOM BOOM BOOM LET ME HERE YOU SAY WEY-OH!

You did it didn't you?

Do you remember the sweary version? Slip my Peter inside your folder indeed.

Also, Keir was just about to stay in Compton for a bit.

This was available at patreon.com/feltnowt a week ago and exclusive footage is available there NOW.

Here's episode 12 of Oh Vienna, Lee and Keir Kyle's podcast about songs that peaked at number two in the charts and the songs that held them off.This time, did you know that both the Beatles last single AND arguably the greatest ever pop song, were kept off the top by a non singer who never released another song?That's right, surely Lee Marvin simply CAN NOT withstand both Let It Be AND I Want You Back?This was available last week at patreon.com/feltnowt where exclusive content is available now!

Oh Vienna podcast 11 - Manic Street Preachers vs Mark Morrison

Lee and Keir Kyle are back with episode 11 of the podcast that looks at songs that peaked at number two in the charts and decides if they were wronged or not.

This time, it's two actual great singles. Yeah, it's weird that Manic Street Preachers didn't hit number one with A Design For Life BUT how do you argue against Return of the Mack?

Lets see.

Join our patreon at patreon.com/feltnowt where this was released a week ago and bonus content, on this weeks number 41 - Stupid Girl by Garbage is available NOW!

Who here likes discussions about separating the art from the artist?

EVERYONE!

Well, that's good because here's Chuck Berry (Inventor of Rock n' Roll/Sex criminal) turning up on Oh Vienna, the podcast about songs that got to number two in the charts and decides whether it should've gone one better.

This time, Lee Kyle and his son Keir (But they ain't no Waltons) talk the madness of Chuck Berry having his only chart topper with a live version of My Ding-a-Ling and it keeping Slade off the top with Gudbuy t'Jane. Mind you, one member of Slade hates the song.

Oh, there's also a surprising link between Slade and Rose West.

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content is available now.

Lee Kyle (He's rebranded as England's Best Comedian by the way) and his son Keir are BACK with 'Oh Vienna' the podcast that examines songs that peaked at number two in the charts and decide whether they deserved better.

With swearing and that.

This time, James's Sit Down didn't reach the top and lots of people think it should have but, how do you compete with the quintessential 'One and Only' one hit wonder from Chesney Hawkes (Who actually had another hit)?

This was available 7 days ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where a bonus episode in which Lee and Keir listen to Chesney sing Imagine (?) has just appeared.

It's the second of this years Christmas specials of Oh Vienna podcast, where Lee and Keir Kyle talk about songs that peaked at number two and pit them against the songs that beat them.

This time?

Do They Know It's Christmas (Tinny charity single, nice idea, don't look into where the money went) vs Last Christmas (Oh No! What if I get Whamageddoned? Grow up, you're 37.)

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where a ridiculous bonus episode is now available in which Lee tells a story about how a brief failure to make a specific noise cost him a cushy job at the BBC and then they listen to the album that Keir made when he was 15 about Coronation Street.