Dog Eat Dog - No Fronts.

They're some sort of rap group.

Suddenly turned into a Rock band.

Sax.

Top Ten.

Michael Jackson is still at Number One.

Elephant looking sad about being dead.

Playing out with the Snowmen or whatever they were called.

Doing the Hokie Cokie.

It is over.

It was a mediocre episode with the nearest thing to a highlight being by Dog Eat Dog.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Hints of Kiss From a Rose.

Was this before or after that came out?

Oh Father by Madonna is actually from 1989, from her Like a Prayer album, but was only released as a single in 1995 as promotion for her Something to Remember ballads compilation - which I acquired that Christmas.

So it was recorded years before Kiss From a Rose and included on an album, but was only released as a single after Kiss From a Rose. If that all makes sense.

Thank you, Buttertubs.

Actually, come to think of it Oh Father must have been released at a single somewhere in the world in 1989/1990 as it has the video you've just seen, and she looks more like she did in the 1990 Vogue era, not like she did in the "recent" You'll See performances.








But yes, it was still recorded and originally issued way before Kiss From a Rose.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Playing out with the Snowmen or whatever they were called.

Doing the Hokie Cokie.

Who were apparently not Ian Durex. Dury.

Gawd, that George Micheal song goes on for about 3 weeks.

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Gawd, that George Micheal song goes on for about 3 weeks.

I sort of drift off during Jesus to a Child, but it is a nice song.

Now to watch the episode from January 1st, 1996.

Introduced by a gang of people I don't recognise.

No falling records.

Presented by Nicky Campbell.