I saw the video for "Skeleton" on MTV a few weeks ago--instant love.

I like it, esp Skeleton

Is it wrong that I want the majors to prop up music like this, like in the 80s? I almost bet if they would...the kids would believe again.

There's no reason why "Skeleton" can't get played on the radio in between songs by Lady Gaga and Katy Perry.

Unless of course programmers feel that is too much estrogen in one music block.

sextonseven said:

There's no reason why "Skeleton" can't get played on the radio in between songs by Lady Gaga and Katy Perry.

Unless of course programmers feel that is too much estrogen in one music block.

Well, if you saw it on MTV, maybe it will be on the radio next? It does sound very radio friendly.. the lead singer's hair cut was the only thing I could see that would hold them back.

sextonseven said:

There's no reason why "Skeleton" can't get played on the radio in between songs by Lady Gaga and Katy Perry.

Unless of course programmers feel that is too much estrogen in one music block.

It's radio friendly and it would fit right in. I don't think the amount of estrogen has anything to do with it though.

Nice.

smoothcriminal12 said:

sextonseven said:

There's no reason why "Skeleton" can't get played on the radio in between songs by Lady Gaga and Katy Perry.

Unless of course programmers feel that is too much estrogen in one music block.

It's radio friendly and it would fit right in. I don't think the amount of estrogen has anything to do with it though.

The practice doesn't really apply to top 40, but back in the day there was an implied limit to how many female artists could be played during every hour of rock radio. AOR stations just didn't think women mixed well into their playlists.

sextonseven said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

It's radio friendly and it would fit right in. I don't think the amount of estrogen has anything to do with it though.

The practice doesn't really apply to top 40, but back in the day there was an implied limit to how many female artists could be played during every hour of rock radio. AOR stations just didn't think women mixed well into their playlists.

Doesn't surprise me, unfortunately.

Their new single: