Congratulations - Eurovision's 50th anniversary - Round two

[jawnbc]

OK! We lost 3 entries last round. Was is the dulcet tones of singing in German that scuttles Nicole to Euro-oblivion? Is this just not Johnny Logan's Another Year? Might Lady Sir Cliff have to pitch yet another Xmas single for any sense of Congratulations in 2005?

Pish, posh, 'tis all water under the bridge now. Is schlager, haggard? Feeling beaten up by thumping pop beats? Have sugary sounds necessitated a does of insulin, stat? It's time to vote for your favourite of the remaining 11 entries! Lines are now open!

[Poll #577723]

Comments

[quirkstreet.livejournal.com]

I suppose "Waterloo" is the song on this list that I'm most familiar with and would pick if I were asked "know any songs from Eurovision that you really like and know by heart?"

But I do remember "Eres tu" from US radio play within the first year or two after it won (and not just the remake/appropriation/whatever it was, "Touch The Wind," but the actual "Eres tu" that I have to hope was the original), and while it's not on my iTunes or anything like that, I'm going to go with it because it's a fine song that should be better known even by people who are not big Eurovision geeks.