Butterfield wrote:

Did we know that this Tetris was a creation of Andrew Lloyd Webber? I only know because the booklet of NOW 23 told me.

He wrote a traditional 19th century Russian folk tune based on a poem by Nikolay Nekrasov?

Makes a change from him being ripped off by Mendelssohn I guess.

I'm in!

Talk over, M People. In 1992?

Sounds how you'd expect, only not as shouty.

8th October '92.

Tony Dorey's back!

Oh, Pineapple head she's starting.

Tony now on screen.

He's looking a bit casu today.

OOh, Mike Oldfield on, again. Top 20 over the top.

OMG, It's NADs!!!

2 Bass players, 1 Chin.

Have we done a Ned's Atomic Dustbin album?

This sounds more like Jesus Jones than EMF did.

Does this mean as well as having twice as many songs in the chart the Stourbridge scene lasted 3 times as long as Madchester?

I think I can see how the history books have been re-written

OMG, It's Tasmin!

Prince and his Nü Power Batteries.

My Name Is Princey and I am Funky.

Hmm..

In at 28 it's Dina Carrol!

Not sure that black dress is you Dina. Gawd this is boring.

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OMG, Billy Ray Cryus has got another song!

Sounds like a rubbish Bruce Springsteen. Yes, just like Bruce Springsteen

I'm out! Things to do.

I lied!

Breakers! DOn Henley and Patti Smyth, who is not Patti Smith. I wonder how many old people were actually buying singles to get all this AOR into the chart?

They don't do it anymore, judging by the chart these days.

Take That. They've found their ballad formula that will blight the 90s

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Does this mean as well as having twice as many songs in the chart the Stourbridge scene lasted 3 times as long as Madchester?

I think I can see how the history books have been re-written

That's true. Once again the Midlands gets overlooked.

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Prince and his Nü Power Batteries.

My Name Is Princey and I am Funky.

Hmm..

My name is Prince, and I am funky!
When it comes to funk, I am a junkie!