Oh Vienna Lee Kyle

It's episode 20 of Oh Vienna podcast, where comedian Lee Kyle and his son Keir discuss pop music - specifically songs that got to number two in the charts and decide if they should have beaten the song that topped the charts.

This week, it's Song 2 by Blur vs R Kelly's I Believe I Can Fly.

Look, yep, R Kelly. We know. He's not nice that bloke.

Is it though, just TOO Perfect that Song 2 got to number 2?

It's full of good swearing and a proper laugh.

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Lee and Keir Kyle are back with episode 19 of Oh Vienna podcast, the podcast about songs that battled it out for the top spot in the UK Charts.

Incredibly, this time, they mostly focus on the music.

Unsurprisingly too as this takes us back to 1981 and two songs that never get played on oldies radio as they're just too weird.

At number 1 was It's My Party, a prog/synth oddball cover version by Dave Stewart (Not that one) and Barbara Gaskill.

And at number 2 is possibly the strangest song to become a hit ever, O Superman by Laurie Anderson.

We try to get our head around exactly why it captured the imagination of the public.

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It's episode 17 of Oh Vienna podcast, where comedian Lee Kyle and comedian's son Keir Kyle listen to songs that peaked at number two in the charts and see if they should have got to the top by contrasting them with the song that did.

This time, it's Eminem's breakthrough ode to violence and being a bit of a dick My Name Is which lost out to Levi's Advert Flat Beat by Mr Oizo (It had a puppet in that tapped along out of a car window, it seemed a big deal at the time).

It's a lot of fun.

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Lee and Keir Kyle are here with Oh Vienna podcast, the show about songs that got to number two in the hit parade that isn't just about music.

Big one this time, as they discuss what must surely be the best top two in the history of the UK charts.

At number one is Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles.

At number two is God Only Knows by The Beach Boys.

Which is better?

Yep.

Big question isn't it?

This episode was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content is available now, where they discuss this weeks number 41, When A Man Loves A Woman by Percy Sledge. Quite a chart this week!

Lee and Keir Kyle are BACK with Oh Vienna, the podcast where they talk about songs that peaked at number two in the UK Charts and the songs that bettered them, talking about THE chart battle of this century, Victoria Beckham goes UK Garage and meets one of Another Level to surely claim the top spot.

BUT WAIT!

Here's former singer of theaudience Sophie Ellis Bextor and her pal Spiller and they're asking that if it ain't love, how does it feel so good?

Can't see that posing a threat...

They also talk about Keir's woes as a handsome boy, doesn't seem a huge problem eh?



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Hey pop pickers!



Lee and Keir Kyle are back, talking songs that peaked at number two in the charts and the songs that bested them, that's right, it's episode 14 of Oh Vienna podcast.

It's time to get a bit of Marc in your heart as Children of the Revolution meets it's conqueror in the shape of lovely little heart throb David Cassidy with How Can I Be Sure, which, oddly, neither of the Kyle's had heard before but is actually NOT BAD.

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