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Wed, 01 Dec 2004

Mickey and Other Love Songs / The Best Of Toni Basil
Mickey and Other Love Songs There have been lots of one hit wonders, right? Lots of songwriters with one good song in them, that for whatever reason holds your attention. And then they never come up with anything nearly so good and eventually become fodder for one of those "where are they now" specials on VH1. And then there's Toni Basil. Her one hit is pretty awful, although I suppose we could argue that it's awful in a memorable way. And it did give us one of "Weird Al"'s better song parodies, with Mickey transformed into Ricky (Ricardo). Heck, the video of that song makes up for the relentless pointlessness (or should that be pointless relentlessness) of Mickey.

But a whole album of Mickey clones? To think of all the albums that could be using the server space this dreck is taking up. Surely an hour of silence would be better.

Don't you wish Apple provided per-artist sales figures?

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