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I mean I didn't vote for it, but no way does Unchained Melody deserve to be down with some of these horrors!

 

The Millenium Prayer actually getting votes :tearsmile:

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My mind boggles how there is a Robson and Jerome track to come (and Mr Blobby, but I’m more on board with that :lol:)
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NO 165- 6 POINTS

 

The Most Beautiful Girl In The World Prince (Voter: Garyfeld) #1 for 2 weeks in April 1994

 

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Prince’s only UK Chart topper attracts minimal interest with us.

 

If I let You Go Westlife (Voter: Last Dreamer) #1 for 1 week in August 1999

 

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Third Westlife track out of the rate- two left!

 

 

NO 164- 7 POINTS

 

Boom Boom Boom Outhere Brothers (Voter: Jason- 7 points) #1 for 4 weeks in July 1995

 

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And following chronologically here are the Outhere Brothers- Combining obscenity with a dance beat- what’s not to like.

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NO 162- 8 POINTS

 

Mr Blobby Mr Blobby (Voter: JackJones- 7 points, Jason- 1 point)- #1 for 3 weeks in December 1993

 

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Our first No 1 to get votes from two voters! Also the first song to return to No 1 in a consecutive chart run in 24 years

 

The Real Thing Tony Di Bart (Voter: Jester) #1 for 1 week in May 1994

 

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From bathroom salesman to the top of the charts and then back to obscurity.

Ahh! So pleased I saved Toni Di Bart from zero points. Such a great understated dance track.
Love ‘The Most Beautiful Girl’ by Prince one of his best for me and a number one finally so late into his career!
oh I liked that Toni di Bart song too

The horrors of Millennium Prayer, Robson & Jerome and A Different Beat. The fact that Prince's only UK chart topper is a mediocre nothing is one of the great chart anomalies.

 

The Real Thing by Tony DiBart is a great tune though!

The horrors of Millennium Prayer, Robson & Jerome and A Different Beat. The fact that Prince's only UK chart topper is a mediocre nothing is one of the great chart anomalies.

 

The Real Thing by Tony DiBart is a great tune though!

Mr Blobby got more points than I was expecting tbh. :cheer:
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NO 161- 9 POINTS

 

White Cliffs of Dover Robson & Jerome (Voter: Last Dreamer) #1 for 7 weeks in May/June/July 1995

 

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So the most popular Robson & Jerome No 1 is this! Who knew!

 

 

 

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NO 156- 10 POINTS

 

Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini Bombalurina (Voter: Last Dreamer) #1 for 3 weeks in August/ September 1990

 

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Produced by Andrew Lloyd Webber as a dare from his wife that he couldn’t produce a No 1 with a pop song. Yay him I guess.

 

Smile Song Victoria Wood (Voter: AH Gold) #1 for 1 week in March 1991

 

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It may have been a relative unknown as we went into this but Victoria picked up more points than Hale & Pace.

 

Ain't No Doubt Jimmy Nail (Voter: Mango- 2 points, Popchartfreak- 8 points) #1 for 3 weeks in July/August 1992

 

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“She’s Lying”- ah the summer of 92

 

I Believe I Can Fly R Kelly (Voter: Hide&Seek) #1 for 3 weeks in April 1997

 

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Rather tainted now by subsequent events but R Kelly still gets some points

 

Bootie Call All Saints (Voter: AaronTM) #1 for 1 week in September 1998

 

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Third exit for the girls- they only have 1 entry left in this!

 

Boom Boom Boom Outhere Brothers (Voter: Jason- 7 points, Dan::G- 2 points) #1 for 4 weeks in July 1995

an easy mistake to make, but I gave my 2 points to another boomy #1 :P

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an easy mistake to make, but I gave my 2 points to another boomy #1 :P

Oops, I'll correct tomorrow apologies

Glad the Smile Song is deservedly above Hale & Pace. I actually think Bootie Call is a bit underrated as well, not one of their all time best but a decent enough tune and a better #1 than their double A side of bad covers.

 

More horrors though with Robson & Jerome (again), Bombalurina and I Got Shot By The FBI. Leaving aside any 'personal matters' relating to R Kelly, I always drew a line between stuff like Ignition or Bump N Grind and turgid balladry like this. The fact that it kept Blur and Supergrass from #1 was criminal imo.

 

 

How the hell Robson and Jerome made number one for 7 weeks with that I’ll never know!
Boom Boom obscenity? :lol: It's almost a childish song in comparison to Cardi B's WAP. :D
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I speak from an "at the time perspective". Radio played the alternative lyric version and I know my aunt wasn't impressed when she bought it for my then 7 year old cousin when she heard the real version lol
It wasn't as bad as the first single, I remember the original version of Don't Stop (Wiggle Wiggle) being really quite risqué for the era!

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