70s KnockOut Cup- SS 5 *DRAW*

[fange]

A is pretty great, naturally, but also a terribly unimaginative pick. Sorry, A. B is good fun, and reminds me why progressive rock around the turn of that decade really appeals to me.


B

[Jumper K]

A

[harvey k-tel]

That Stevie track is pretty damn good, but spoiled a bit by the drawn out ending.

'Babylon' isn't my favourite off of 666 (that would be 'Altamont', but that one would absolutely not go over well in a competition) and to be honest, I find it a bit hokey in its ham-handed Who-ness, but whatever...

A wins this one.

[Ranking Ted]

A

[T. Willy Rye]

A

[Hightea]

A - overplayed 70 stevie tune he did better. very cheesy horns sounds,

B - love me some AC.

B

[never/ever]

Brave not to pick The Four Horsemen off 666 but this is a logical choice if you want to get something from that album. SW is good but it's a

B

[echolalia]

B

[algroth]

A has to be one of the most obvious picks we've had in the entire cup, let alone this knockout extension. It's not a very good tune either, mixing some of the more saccharine tendencies of McCartney-inspired songwriting with a choice of tones and production that would make Tony Banks blush in embarrassment. B's not only a more interesting choice, it's also the better track, and a most enjoyable one at that too.

[never/ever]

Harvey K-Tel 14

Trans Chigley Express 14

[trans-chigley express]

I cannot believe I managed a draw here. When I saw what I was up against I was fully prepared to be on the wrong end of a severe thrashing