August 14th, 2008

iPod President Top Tens

Here are the top ten favourites of the Presidential candidates as revealed to Blender.com:

BARACK OBAMA
1. Ready or Not Fugees (1996)
2. What’s Going On Marvin Gaye (1971)
3. I’m On Fire Bruce Springsteen (1985)
4. Gimme Shelter Rolling Stones (1969)
5. Sinnerman Nina Simone (1965)
6. Touch the Sky Kanye West (2006)
7. You’d Be So Easy to Love Frank Sinatra (rec. 1961)
8. Think Aretha Franklin (1968)
9. City of Blinding Lights U2 (2004)
10. Yes We Can will.i.am (2008)

JOHN McCAIN
1. Dancing Queen Abba (1976)
2. Blue Bayou Roy Orbison (1963)
3. Take a Chance On Me Abba (1977)
4. If We Make It Through December Merle Haggard (1973)
5. As Time Goes By Dooley Wilson (rec. 1942)
6. Good Vibrations The Beach Boys (1966)
7. What A Wonderful World Louis Armstrong (1967)
8. I’ve Got You Under My Skin Frank Sinatra (rec. 1956)
9. Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond (1969)
10. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes The Platters (1958)

Dale will be voting for McCain on the basis of his #1 choice alone. The One’s #10 choice of will.i.am is a bit mastubatory – it consists of excerpts from his speeches set to music.

Which set Guido thinking, what do Gordon and the other Labour leadership candidates have as their Top Ten on their iPods currently? A prize of a George Bush Cut Out and Dress Up Doll’s Book to the best entry (courtesy of Cowley Street’s LibDem HQ – don’t ask). In the comments please…

Charts via Toby Harnden




Huhne: You’d Need a Heart of Stone Not to Laugh | James Delingpole
Huhne Would Have to Walk | Nick Robinson
SWP Not Opposing King Ken | ConservativeHome
Huhne Won’t Know Until AM Either | Kier Simmons
Totty Cover Up | Mark Wallace
Lord Hamas | Harry’s Place
BBC Doing Putin’s Dirty Work | Peter Oborne
No. 10′s Pessimism | ConservativeHome
Maddie Tory Back | Mail
Civil Service Tax Loophole? | David Hencke
Brothers at Arms | Will Heaven
Careful Guru | Paul Waugh
Labour’s Confusion Won’t Get Them Anywhere | Telegraph
Ed Beats Dave, Dave Beats Bercow | The Commentator

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Ken Livingstone is just an older version of Ed Miliband.


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