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I knew it had to be soon after as i'm now listening to Now 46 :lol:

:wub: :wub: I love NOW 46. Two Steps' songs "Deeper Shade of Blue" and "When I Said Goodbye" - which is a bit stupid, because "Summer of Love" was way better

I might listen to it tonight, I remember buying it in ASDA for £14.99 :o Original is broken, but I bought a new copy in 2005 (looks brand new) :wub:

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Sandstorm was a #3 here, not sure where OOC got to though :unsure:

 

Out Of Control reached #13 in September 2001.

Retro faves:

 

2009:

01. (2) The Black Eyed Peas - Boom Boom Pow

02. (1) Dizzee Rascal / Van Helden - Bonkers

03. (-) Kasabian - Fire

04. (3) Agnes - Release Me

06. (12) Keri Hilson - Knock You Down

09. (8) Veronicas - Untouched :wub:

10. (7) La Roux - In For The Kill

 

2005:

03. (5) Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc

05. (4) Amerie - 1 Thing

06. (7) The Black Eyed Peas - Don't Phunk With My Heart

08. (8) Gwen Stefani - Hollaback Girl

09. (-) The White Stripes - Blue Orchid wub.gif

10. (9) Audio Bullys Ft Nancy Sinatra - Shot You Down

 

15 N 1 STREETCAR Funeral For A Friend

22 N 1 DESIRE Geri Halliwell :wub: :(

32 N 1 POISON Groove Coverage :wub: I bought this!

 

2000:

01. (1) Sonique - It Feels So Good {2000}

02. (2) S Club 7 - Reach

04. (-) York - On The Beach wub.gif wub.gif

05. (-) Mary Mary - Shackles (Praise You)

08. (3) Bon Jovi - It's My Life

09. (6) Britney Spears - Oops!... I Did It Again

10. (5) Madison Avenue - Don't Call Me Baby {2000}

 

12 N 1 HANDS UP Trevor & Simon

26 N 1 AROUND THE WORLD Aqua

38 N 1 GET OFF Dandy Warhols

 

Arguably one of the better top 10 weeks of 2009.

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Out Of Control reached #13 in September 2001.

Gone are the days when follow up dance songs could reach the top 15! :(

22 N 1 DESIRE Geri Halliwell :wub: :(

:o That was this week, I bought that on single! :wub: :wub: :wub: The video was clearly ripped of by Britney Spears for "Womanizer" :lol:

 

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Ok the, this weeks retro pick, top5 this week in 2001:

 

 

Fragma - You Are Alive

Easily one of my fave dance songs ever! :wub: :wub: :wub: (Now! 49 if anyone is interested!)

Gone are the days when follow up dance songs could reach the top 15! :(

Well technically "Feel The Beat" was the followup in Autumn 2000, reached #5. OOC was in September 2001, did well without much support. And that was the last of Darude in the UK charts

:wub: :wub: I love NOW 46. Two Steps' songs "Deeper Shade of Blue" and "When I Said Goodbye" - which is a bit stupid, because "Summer of Love" was way better

 

Take that back :o Deeper Shade Of Blue is their best song, and probably the best song of 2000 :wub:

I like everytime we discuss the retro charts we always mention the NOW CD's :lol: 46 + 49 were amazing albums, 49 had my favorite A*Teens track :kink:
Take that back :o Deeper Shade Of Blue is their best song, and probably the best song of 2000 :wub:

I meant Summer of Love could've replaced When I Said Goodbye though, "Deeper Shade of Blue" is my 3rd fave (after Summer of Love + The Way You Make Me Feel)

I meant Summer of Love could've replaced When I Said Goodbye though, "Deeper Shade of Blue" is my 3rd fave (after Summer of Love + The Way You Make Me Feel)

 

Oh OK, makes sense. Summer Of Love is good. TWYMMF is a bit meh tbh, I didn't really like their ballads/midtempos...

Ok the, this weeks retro pick, top5 this week in 2001:

 

 

Fragma - You Are Alive

 

I'm going to download that later on.

Oh OK, makes sense. Summer Of Love is good. TWYMMF is a bit meh tbh, I didn't really like their ballads/midtempos...

I wasn't a fan of their ballads either, but the video really made TWYMMF amazing. Even Lisa looked nice with her blue braces :lol:

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Oh OK, makes sense. Summer Of Love is good. TWYMMF is a bit meh tbh, I didn't really like their ballads/midtempos...

Summer of Love is one of my fave Steps songs :lol:

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