Hi All,

          I've made a post similar to this one not too long ago. Fortunately, this post follows more or less the same vein. Once again, I hope this message is not misconstrued as spam.

   It's no surprise that I am an obsessive listener of the one station (i.e. Radio Creme Brulee) that features "Lukas" on high rotation. Now, "Flirting" is getting high-rotation airplay (roughly about 4-5 plays a day) on "Radio Creme Brulee" - a Boston internet radio station that features current pop/rock music from both sides of the Atlantic mixed with hits and forgotten tracks from the 80s, 90s, and 00s. To listen, log on to

http://www.radiocremebrulee.com

   If you do end up listening to the station, please RATE the track by clicking on the "thumbs up" icon next to the song (when it is played) on the online radio player. Once again, if any one of you think this is spam, please feel free to send me a personal message.

    Last, but not least, I'd really like to know which idiot decided that "Flirting" should be left off the album (except for Japan of course!). It is one of the finer tracks on the album and its absence on the general release of the album is just one more reason for me to doubt the wisdom of the people managing Natalie Imbruglia's career.

 Finally listeners are voting for this. It's about time!!! Its #4 on the listener-rating charts for this station. Check it the charts in the link below:

 http://www.radiocremebrulee.com/index.php?pr=Creme_Brulee_Weekly_Top_20

"Flirting" is absolutely one of the better tracks from this era and should have been on all of the editions of the album!

Such a wasted opportunity for such a great song! 

I totally agree with you. The concept of an "appalling lack of judgment" seems to be the underlying premise of the "come to life" marketing campaign. I am sure that if all of us put our heads together, we could come up with a better marketing campaign for Natalie.

Well, you surely have my vote.