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Anonymous

Yeah I'd say London Boy and Holy Ground would be 2 album track songs that may be hard to recall how they go offhand at times than the big singles from those albums. London Boy fit this being a BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge set though. You Need To Calm Down was a single. Interesting how the songs can be somewhat switched up in a different way even acoustically like with Holy Ground on Piano. And Manatees did give you 'Ours' live without having first reacted to it's video/studio version once before. haha. Sometimes thats no big deal, often if the live version is pretty much spot on sounding to the studio, or the song has a video but its nothing integral/without a storyline or such and can be also good reaction done later. Or cases the live video was serviced as the actual video for the song (there'll be an example of some of this in my mixtape this month, and When I gave you the live 'Real Groove' video for Kylie that sounds pretty much almost identical to the studio version and that video is kinda like the official unofficial kinda music video for it too).

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Also yeah on taking a look at some more obscure/left of field requests and not having preconceived mindset or approach based on the Single/Chart status as a sole indicator of whether it could possibly be likely to click with you sorta thing. As evidenced by there are a few 'which songs shouldve been a single?' opinion pieces/threads floating about (and things like subjective tier lists of course) all the time and with some artists youve only really scratched around the surface of their biggest/well known material so far. ;)