Okay, now a fair poll, after some people didn't like the Dracula-poll 
Which song do you think should they choose as the 2nd single from WFTSC?
My choice is clear though, I go with the Vampires. (Where's the Vampire-smilie?)
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Okay, now a fair poll, after some people didn't like the Dracula-poll 
Which song do you think should they choose as the 2nd single from WFTSC?
My choice is clear though, I go with the Vampires. (Where's the Vampire-smilie?)
I chose Dracula's castle but Turn and Guilt is a Useless Emotion are my runner's up. I still think any of the songs on here could be hits though. Hopefully that will lead to big album sales.
Pull a U2 - release "Dracula's Castle" in the UK and Europe and release "Turn" in the US. Turn is the best chance for a big hit in the US - it cries for a late spring, early summer release.....![]()
europa16 wrote: I read in today's daily star, Bernard reckons "Jetstream" will be next!
YEah so did i.NAILED ON number ONE for all those SCISSOR SISTER FANS!Well it is bloody GOOD!
:D
Ahh look at these results. No clear winner and only 2 songs didn't get chosen (Poll isnt closed yet either). This is a mark of a good album, can't all agree on any one, two, or even three songs.
it seems we dont get a clear result... 31 votes, no obvious favourite, and 9 out of 10 tracks chosen!!!
what does that mean? ?? I am a bit confused
I think it's time to close this poll, we have 41 votes and no clear favorite. The title track is in lead with 9 vote but only gets 20-something percent. Seems like they can pull out any track they want, they'll find someone who appreciates their choice.
I really didn't expect this result.
"Working Overtime" in America. It's their garage revivial rock Jet, Strokes, Hives number that will really take off here.
I'm surprised so many people picked jetstream. Not a fan of songs where words are spelled out, unless its pure pop or rap song.
I think WFTSC is the most radio-friendly.
Commercially i'd say Jetstream, followed up by either Guilt or WFTSC if they're willing to take a pretty big risk. Turn is way too sappy for an American audience and I don't see WFTSC catching on with anyone in the States save college campus britpop cliques and previous NO fans.
Both the Stuart Price tracks are slick and machine-processed enough to possibly get some airplay on stateside dance and alternative radio, especially Guilt. If followed up with disorienting, CG-heavy videos with nauseating camera angles they could also perhaps show up on MTV from time-to-time, kind of like Madonna did with Ray of Light.
Hey Now What You Doing
or
Guilt is A Useless Emotion
or
Morning Night and Day
or...
Oh fook all. All the songs are worthy
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I told you so - great reggae track with some 80's stuff thrown in - and this is my first post BTW.
The album is a pure cracker - can't wait to get a legit copy for my collection! The article in last Saturday's Independent Magazine first alerted me to the upcoming album - so had to join this group...
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Originally posted by Howard Pitfield I told you so - great reggae track with some 80's stuff thrown in - and this is my first post BTW. The album is a pure cracker - can't wait to get a legit copy for my collection! The article in last Saturday's Independent Magazine first alerted me to the upcoming album - so had to join this group...H
Welcome, HP.
I too picked I Told You So, but I haven't heard most of the album.
I vote for Jetstream..
because it's belong to 'so stupid it's actually cool' dictionary :D, only after several hears and still on beer effect
o yeah btw it's my 1st post , hello guys
I wrote for luck I told you so If you score a hit I'm gonna sue the fookin ass off youuuu! -Shaun Ryder
Lou Reed my arse, I love that guitar but it's actually the Mondays! ![]()
Turn and the title track are my favourite's but Guilt is a Useless Emotion would be the most viable single that doesn't make me cringe (i.e. Jetstream).
I voted for Hey Now What You Doing (my
favorite on the album). It has such a great punch to it (sounds awesome
at high volume), and the chorus is a good sing-along. To me, it has WAY
more commercial appeal than that god-awful Jetstream, which Barney
apparently wants as a second single. Of course, what works on
American radio doesn't necessarily apply everywhere else. A non-N.O.
fan might hear Jetstream on the radio, and think they're a pop band
with a male and female singer. I just don't see how that song will help
sell this album. Geez, do I dislike the song, or what? 
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I have yet to hear the entire album, heard about half so far, but my vote goes for Jetstream.