Apparently, in the past 2 weeks, someone named "kylie minogue" has played 12 sold-out shows, 7 in london, 5 in manchester, to 15,000 people per show paying an average of $55 a ticket. That's $12 million in ticket sales.
There must be some rational explanation for this, but ..............what?
-- "if federal judges have the final word over its meaning, the Constitution would be a mere thing of wax in the hands of the judiciary, which they may twist and shape into any form they please".
Apparently, in the past 2 weeks, someone named "kylie minogue" has played 12> sold-out> shows, 7 in london, 5 in manchester, to 15,000 people per show paying an> average of $55 a ticket. That's $12 million in ticket sales.>
There must be some rational explanation for this, but ..............what?>
yanks tune out of anything that isn't crap hip-pop a la fiddy cent or> kanye west?>
kylie is cool
I once heard of her eons ago, perhaps late 1980s? She had a US hit with a remake of a classic song called "the loco-motion". It was a terrible teeny-pop dance version.
Haven't heard of her since until i got this concert attendance report from Billboard...
Um, she had a pretty big hit in the U.S. just a couple of years ago> with "Can't Get You Out of My Head"
You're right! You jogged my memory - i did see a video or something for that one a couple years ago. I recall thinking "wow, kylie minogue? is this the same madonna-ish wannabe who had that one fluke hit 15 yrs ago?"....
-- "if federal judges have the final word over its meaning, the Constitution would be a mere thing of wax in the hands of the judiciary, which they may twist and shape into any form they please".
"StephenJ" <cjones@corpus.com> wrote in message news:z04he.17425$ye1.17340@okepread06...>> Um, she had a pretty big hit in the U.S. just a couple of years ago>> with "Can't Get You Out of My Head">
You're right! You jogged my memory - i did see a video or something for > that> one a couple years ago. I recall thinking "wow, kylie minogue? is this the> same madonna-ish wannabe who had that one fluke hit 15 yrs ago?"....>
-- > "if federal judges have the final word over its meaning,> the Constitution would be a mere thing of wax in the hands> of the judiciary, which they may twist and shape into any form> they please".>
- Thomas Jefferson>
You're a little confused Stephen. She seems a "madonna-ish wannabe" to you because you haven't seen her in 15 years because you live in America. For those of us in Australia/UK she's bigger than Madonna. She's had about 30 'fluke hits' over almost 20 years. Can't say I'm a fan, but go look up her biography. I liked her grunge period better than the rest of it, but that seemed to coincide with her disappearing off the charts.
You're a little confused Stephen. She seems a "madonna-ish wannabe" to
because you haven't seen her in 15 years because you live in America. For> those of us in Australia/UK she's bigger than Madonna. She's had about 30> 'fluke hits' over almost 20 years. Can't say I'm a fan, but go look up
biography. I liked her grunge period better than the rest of it, but that> seemed to coincide with her disappearing off the charts.
I'm not a big fan either, apart from that Barbarelle style video she did many years ago, but she is absolutely massive in Europe/Australia/UK, and I believe she was recently promoted to godly status in Japan..
You're a little confused Stephen. She seems a "madonna-ish wannabe" to>
because you haven't seen her in 15 years because you live in America. For>>those of us in Australia/UK she's bigger than Madonna. She's had about 30>>'fluke hits' over almost 20 years. Can't say I'm a fan, but go look up>
biography. I liked her grunge period better than the rest of it, but that>>seemed to coincide with her disappearing off the charts.>
I'm not a big fan either, apart from that Barbarelle style video she did> many years ago, but she is absolutely massive in Europe/Australia/UK, and I> believe she was recently promoted to godly status in Japan..>
Just goes to show you need very little ability to get ahead in life....
