"Do Ya" by The Move is the Greatest Song of All Time: yea or nay?

[RandomKoolzip]

Poll question: "Do Ya" by The Move is the Greatest Song of All Time: yea or nay?

If you vote "nay," I'll literally pee in my pants.

[XNASA]

1. Yes, but it must be the 'Move' version.

Not the ELO or Todd Rundgren versions. Only the 'Move' version is cool enough to get my vote!!!!

While we're on the subject, I wouldn't mind hearing "Turkish Tram Conductor Blues" today.

[DelawareValleyDem]

2. Nor the Ace Frehley version nt

[RandomKoolzip]

4. Oh, man! I looooove that song.

"Turkish Train Conductor Blues" is my fucking theme song.

[MissMillie]

5. I've only heard the ELO version

yes, I know--I've lived a sheltered life.

[dbt]

8. You MUST hear The Move's version!

It kicks ELO's all over the Northern Hemisphere.

:loveya: me some Move!

[RandomKoolzip]

9. Great band.

And I love ELO, too (yes, I am a dork), but The Move were something special.

[dbt]

10. There is NOTHING wrong with ELO

The Move simply crushes everything in its path--even its own offspring!

:evilgrin:

[XNASA]

12. And enabled "Cheap Trick" to make millions.

Rick Neilsen learned every guitar lick he knows from Roy Wood.

[DelawareValleyDem]

13. ELO's very underrated.

It's takes a long time to regain your reputation after being involved in something like Xanadu. Which reminds me, I should probably add that film to the "Worst Movie" post.

[Magrittes Pipe]

3. Dumbass. It's not even the best song by The Move.

Which, in case you were wondering, would be "Brontosaurus."

[RandomKoolzip]

6. Wrongwrongwrongwrong. WRONG!

"Brontosaurus" is good, but "Do YA" is invincible.

[XNASA]

11. Really? Better than "When Alice Comes Back to the Farm"?

Or "Hello Suzie"?

How about "Message from the Country"?

I must admit. I love them all. The Move were my first true non-Top 40 love.

[RandomKoolzip]

14. My next favorite is "It Wasn't My Idea to Dance."

Rick Price's bass tone is stunning.

[dbt]

7. NOW, this place is HIP.

:smoke: