Thanks for this article Brett. Funny that they choose such diverse Joni songs. Me thinks that Song for Sharon or a selection with a few Canadian mentions would be their pick. Don't get me wrong, the title song from Hissing, which just happens to be my fav collection of songs, is a pretty darn cool choice.
Also like the way they try to use a Stevie Wonder reference to explain the theme of the song. This is just a slice of suburbia, so only a song in the key of a mood. >21. The Hissing of Summer Lawns, Joni Mitchell, 1975 > >Songwriting in the key of mood, through a sunny haze of dust and regret. >Mitchell's soft-swinging elegy for the missing souls of suburbia could be >the soundtrack for David Hockney's pleasurably empty portraits of poolside >life. MY NEXT QUESTION.... >The five worst Canadian songs #1 >Seasons in the Sun > >Terry Jacks, 1973 Does anyone on the list like this song? When it came out in '73 I was in grade school still, and all the kids adored it. I found it grating and offensive to the ears. If anyone does actually appreciate this song please explain the attraction!!!! Suze n.p. Dance Hall Crashers, "He Wants Me Back" ____________________________________________________________ Win a first-class trip to New Orleans and vacation Elvis Style!. Enter NOW! http://r.lycos.com/r/sagel_mail/http://www.elvis.lycos.com/sweepstakes/
