Music Soup

Last week there was a head to head serratissimo and end our contest was won by “Mercy” by Duffy who has championed a handful of votes “Chasing Pavements” by Adele. Thanks for the warm participation! This time we do a nice jump back in the days of TV in black and white, and we compared two real big in our song. The challenge is between “A” (1969) presented a Sanremo by Lucio Battisti and “I am as you want me” (1966) to Mina, song that someone will (re) discovered through the recent cover of Irene Grandi.

Both pieces came out just as 45 laps. I would advise you to give a peek to the two movies vintage, after the jump. Then - if you go - back to tell us which of the two has won more.

Before the summer break we were left with the challenge between two classic Madonna: the end “Like a Virgin” had checked on the most recent “Music”. Given the imminent resumption of studies, we return with an impossible challenge between two very different songs, whose videos were both set between the classroom.

This time we ask you to choose between “Do not stand so close to me” Zenyatta Mondatta (1980) of Police, veterans from their world tour, and “Baby one more time” (1999), from the album of Britney Spears, recently trionfatrice the MTV VMA. This time should not be difficult to make a choice. To you the contest and as always, after the jump, the two videos.

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In the contest last week, including “Careless Whisper” by George Michael and “Angels” by Robbie Williams have chosen, after a heavy clash, the second.

We remain in England and retabling the challenge that the band two leading exponents of Britpop in the mid-90s to Make individual of great success. This time we compare the “Song 2″ by Blur from their eponymous album and “Stand by Me” from Be Here Now the Oasis, both of 1997.

After the jump find videos. Now it is up to you determine the best song between these two.

In the contest last week we’ve really comparing two different pieces, two icons of transgression: “I’m not a lady” Loredana Berté finally beaten in a passionate challenge, “Back to Black” by Amy Winehouse. This week we make a leap in the past and rock in the beginning, playing with two genuine classics from the initial discs of their band. The challenge is between “Light my fire” from The Doors, from their eponymous disc of 1967, and “My Generation” of The Who, dall’album of 1965 which carries the title of the famous song.

The following two videos vintage, for review and help in choosing. As always you have a week to vote: the results next Tuesday and the new contest. Now it is your turn.

In the last contest there has been a passionate challenge, you have divided sharply and end the latest Summer Negramaro won on the classic Un’estate the sea Giuni Russo.

This time we compared two pieces in that spopolarono of 20 years ago. Most young people perhaps do not know but these two songs, by the irresistible rhythms, were of enormous successes in 1988 and, riascoltate today, do not seem at all aged.

To you the choice between Paradise by Sade from the disk Stronger Than Pride and Dance Little Sister dall’album debut Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D’Arby, now known as Sananda Maitreya. Here are two video vintages.

The challenge of last Tuesday we’ve compared two pieces very mainstream products from Timbaland. Your verdict has meant that “Apologize” One Republic is imposed on “Say It Right” by Nelly Furtado. This week we propose a contest of anything level and age (as can be seen from the photos).

The choice is between two classics that most classic - perhaps - you can not. The question is not whether most loved the Beatles or Rolling Stones, but we took their songs Most voted in several polls world and we ask you which of the two favourites.

The challenge is therefore between “(I can not get no) Satisfaction” by Out of Our Heads Rolling Stones and “Hey Jude” was originally written for the White Album Beatles. The following two movies of the period.