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Fire Wire still sounds relevent as an example of the hard trance that Blackpink and Katsye brought back at the end of Jump and Pinky Up.

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2000- Bob Sinclar- I Feel For You

Sampled:

'I Feel For You' was the first single from French DJ Bob Sinclar's second studio album 'Champs Elysees'. This would go on and peak at #9 in the UK. This isn't one that I'm that familiar with from Bob Sinclar. You'll be seeing this soon on BBC Four with Top of The Pops currently in 2000 in their BBC Four repeats. This would sample 'Look for Love' by Cerrone.

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2005- Texas- Getaway

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2006- Evanescence- Call Me When You're Sober

'Call Me When You're Sober' was the first single from Evanescence's second studio album 'The Open Door'. This would go on and peak at #4 in the UK, in the US this would peak at #10 in the Billboard Hot 100. This is one that I'm not that familiar with from Evanescence although their album being promoted on an billboard at Birmingham New Street station. It's no 'Bring Me To Life'. But it's an decent song from them.

2006- Cast Of High School Musical- Breaking Free

'Breaking Free' was the main song from the film 'High School Musical', one that was sung by Troy (Zac Efron) and Gabriella (Vanessa Hudgens). This would go on and peak at #9 in the UK, in the US this would fare better by peaking at #4 in the Billboard Hot 100. This was one that I wasn't an fan of at the time, one that wasn't obsessed with the film 'High School Musical' which most people in my year seemed to be at the time.

2007- The Hoosiers- Goodbye Mr A

'Goodbye Mr A' was the second single from The Hoosiers' debut album 'The Trick To Life'. This would go on and peak at #4 in the UK. This is one I remember got that T4 exclusive Sunday afternoon music video premiere one that had an memorable music video which contained an superhero comic strip. Mr A. This was one that I quite enjoyed from The Hoosiers.

Mr A this is for you:

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1 minute ago, Roba. said:

I like the Evanescence and Hoosiers tracks but 'Breaking Free' I'm not a fan of either.

Thanks for commenting, @Roba. Much appreciated. For 'Breaking Free' it was one that I just couldn't get into or see the appeal of High School Musical, I've never watched High School Musical or the 2 sequels that followed. I think if streaming had been around then without the 3 per artist cap, High School Musical would have dominated the UK Charts.

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