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09 - Oasis "Wonderwall" (1995) (+53)

 

This is another example of chart injustice, "Wonderwall" was unfortunate to be released the same week as "I Believe/Up On The Roof" by Robson and Jerome, but it still did well, spending 11 weeks in the T10 and becoming a million-seller.

 

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08 - Madonna "Justify My Love" (1990) (+57)

 

The first appearance in T10 results for Madonna. She has (again) got two songs in, the other "Ray Of Light" yet to come. JML spent a week at 2 behind Vanilla Ice. This was the 25th of 64 T10 hits for Madge (including re-issues). This is double the amount of T10 hits that Kylie has had [32 as I mentioned earlier]

 

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07 - Robert Miles "Children" (1996) (+61)

 

This was the first of four T40 hits for Robert, three went T10. "Children" is by far his biggest hit and spent 3 non consecutive weeks at number 2 behind Oasis and Take That, it spent 10 weeks in the T10 and 7 of those weeks in the top 3. It was the biggest song not to go to number one of that year.

 

07 - Robert Miles "Children" (1996) (+61)

 

This was the first of four T40 hits for Robert, three went T10. "Children" is by far his biggest hit and spent 3 non consecutive weeks at number 2 behind Oasis and Take That, it spent 10 weeks in the T10 and 7 of those weeks in the top 3. It was the biggest song not to go to number one of that year.

 

 

Was hoping for top 5 for this - if Underworld are 6th I will be pissed off supremely.

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06 - The Verve "Bittersweet Symphony" (1997) (+71)

 

That's both of the artists in the top 2 of last game gone, The Verve miss out on the top 5 with this. The Verve were unlucky to release on the same week as Puff Daddy, and missed out on number one.

 

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Was hoping for top 5 for this - if Underworld are 6th I will be pissed off supremely.

 

Underworld are definitely top 5, and I wanted Robert Miles to win (I wasn't expecting it to win so I'm not that sad) - it's one of my favourite songs ever, but this is BJ so Kylie and Madonna are no surprises to the top 5, BJ also love britpop (Pulp) and 90s pop/dance (KLF) so anyone could win this.

 

Am going to post a list from 50 - 6 shortly

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That's it for tonight :D

 

Here are the results so far:

 

6. +71 1997 The Verve "Bittersweet Symphony"

7. +61 1996 Robert Miles "Children"

8. +57 1990 Madonna "Justify My Love"

9. +53 1995 Oasis "Wonderwall"

10. +51 1997 Dario G "Sunchyme"

11. +50 1997 Natalie Imbruglia "Torn" (indv. +245)

12. +50 1999 Blur "Tender" (indv. +235)

13. +46 1992 The Prodigy "Everybody In The Place"

14. +45 1994 Kylie Minogue "Confide in Me"

15. +44 1998 Brandy and Monica "The Boy Is Mine"

16. +41 1998 Sash "Mysterious Times”

17. +39 1999 DJ Jurgen pts. Alice Deejay "Better Off Alone"

18. +37 1991 Seal "Crazy" (indv. +292)

19. +37 1993 Haddaway "What Is Love" (indv. +274)

20. +37 1990 Dee-Lite "Groove is in The Heart" (indv. +228)

21. +37 1997 Cardigans "Lovefool" (indv. +180)

22. +36 1996 Bluetones "Slight Return" (indv. +208)

23. +36 1995 Pulp "Mis-Shapes/Sorted for Es and Wizz" (indv. +131)

24. +35 1991 The KLF "Last Train to Trancenteral"

25. +34 1996 Manic Street Preachers "A Design For Life"

26. +33 1995 N-Trance "Set You Free"

27. +32 1999 The Corrs "Runaway"

28. +29 1991 James "Sit Down" (indv. +301)

29. +29 1997 Blur "Song 2" (indv. +164)

30. +25 1993 Pet Shop Boys "Go West"

31. +24 1994 Bon Jovi "Always"

32. +23 1995 Oasis "Roll With It"

33. +22 1999 Madonna "Beautiful Stranger" (indv. +201)

34. +22 1994 Ace of Base "Sign" (indv. +174)

35. +21 1994 Corona "Rhythm Of The Night" (indv. +205)

36. +21 1990 DNA feat. Suzanne Vega "Tom's Diner" (indv. +190)

37. +19 1999 Fatboy Slim "Right Here Right Now" (indv. +188)

38. +19 1992 Ce Ce Peniston "Finally" (indv. +151)

39. +19 1994 Bruce Springsteen "Streets of Philadelphia" (indv. +148)

40. +19 1994 MC Sar & Real McCoy "Another Night" (indv. +142)

41. +17 1998 Stardust "Music Sounds Better With You"

42. +16 1995 Supergrass "Alright"

43. +13 1991 Madonna "Crazy For You"

44. +12 1993 Urban Cookie Collective "The Key The Secret" (indv. +199)

45. +12 1994 Mariah Carey "All I Want For Christmas is You" (indv. +190)

46. +10 1993 Janet Jackson "That's The Way Love Goes"

47. +9 1997 Gala "Freed From Desire"

48. +5 1992 Dr Alban "It's My Life"

49. +4 1990 The B-52s "Love Shack"

50. +0 1997 Sash "Encore une Fois"

 

 

And here are the top 5 in alphabetical order. Hopefully tomorrow the winner will be revealed :)

 

Kylie Minogue "Better The Devil You Know"

Madonna "Ray Of Light"

Pulp "Common People"

The KLF feat. Tammy Wynette "Justified And Ancient"

Underworld "Born Slippy"

 

To make this exciting, I will reveal that there is a tie in the top 5 [not telling you where], but it is all down to individual points so one song could be unlucky.

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shame Wonderwall, Bittersweet Symphony and Children aren't top 5 :( still, I'm glad their top 10, especially since BS did worse than the Drugs Don't Work

 

Pulp or Underworld ftw :D

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Four of that top five are excellent. :wub:

 

*agrees* :dance:

 

Only dislike Ray of light.

I only really like Ray of Light from the Top 5 - Justified and Ancient was the weakest of all the KLF singles. Born Slippy has a great intro but that's about it. Common People is good but there were a lot better songs on Different Class and I never liked that Kylie song.

11. +50 1997 Natalie Imbruglia "Torn" (indv. +245)

12. +50 1999 Blur "Tender" (indv. +235)

13. +46 1992 The Prodigy "Everybody In The Place"

14. +45 1994 Kylie Minogue "Confide in Me"

15. +44 1998 Brandy and Monica "The Boy Is Mine"

 

what an excellent run of songs....especially 14 and 15. Two of my Top 100 of the 90s singles.

I'm 35 and my pop era was from 1987 to 1993 but I never grew out of it.

 

I'm only 27, but the above period is my preferred choice (maybe it should be 97-03); knowing what I know about pop music and its legacy (pop in the broadest sense, that is). The early stages of dance and house music (and for guilt, the SAW sound!) are what make this era my preferred choice; so this is slightly contradicting my opinion! :lol:

 

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