That bloke's stuff is the funniest stuff a bloke has ever done.

There was a bit more of that, where the Blur and Pulp guy were going to see the new tours, but Oasis haven't reformed, but Bri's going to be seeing both Noel and Liam separately. The Pulp guy says they're not as good separately and Bri punches him, with the Blur guy pulling him off shouting 'Classic albums! Classic albums!'

Mind you I quite like the ending of the bit I just posted. Sure I could have found the full thing instead of typing that all out. Oh well.

Talking about TotPs, I didn't think Oasis's 'D'yo want a Roll With That' was as bad as I remember it being.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Have Placebo had a hit yet?

No, 1996 I think.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Shiva - Freedom.

The lead singer, Louise Dean, was killed in a hit and run earlier in 1995, somewhere in Yorkshire I think.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiva_(British_band)

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Woman in the video doesn't look like that voice belongs to her.

I guess it was a spliced-together video from a previous video following her death. Shiva literally had two songs reach the Top 40 - one before her death and one after.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Chaka Khan - Watch What You Say.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Drummer looks familiar from somewhere.

Brand New Heavies!

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Rapper.

Guru. It's actually "Guru featuring Chaka Khan".

Now to watch the episode from 24th August 1995.

Introduced by Blur.

No falling records.

Presented by Jarvis Cocker.

Mentions Sheffield.

First act.

Clock - Everybody.

Generic Dance thing.

They have cloned 2 Unlimited.

Rapper seems to be English.

The Charlatans - Just When You're Thinking Things Over.

Sounds like Primal Scream trying to sound like the Stones.

Mancunian looking singer.

Mancunian looking bass player.