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NO 127- 48 POINTS

 

SUPERGRASS (240) (Voter: Jester- 22pts, Roba- 26pts)

 

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14 UK TOP 40 HITS

BIGGEST HIT: ALRIGHT/ TIME (#2, 1995) RICHARD III (#2, 1997)

 

 

NICO & VINZ (NEW) (Voter: Cow P- 19pts, PeteFromLeeds- 29pts)

 

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2 UK TOP 40 HITS

BIGGEST HIT: AM I RIGHT: (#1, 2014)

 

 

Sorry to bring this up Gezza, a couple of days late as just spotted but I didn't vote Supergrass :kink: think you've mixed my 26 up for someone elses oops.

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I’m getting excited because three of my acts who are outside the top 100 last time are yet to come! It would be amazing if they could all climb into the top 100.
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Sorry to bring this up Gezza, a couple of days late as just spotted but I didn't vote Supergrass :kink: think you've mixed my 26 up for someone elses oops.

You're quite right- my mistake! (though I think my first error so far so I'll still call that a victory!)- spreadsheet altered!

Placebo used to love them ❤️

 

Surprised to see Honeyz so high too but should have guessed really all the girl bands do well, do love some of their stuff

Great to see The Kinks up there and the first couple of Placebo albums are decent enough too
I'd probably have given Placebo a small handful of points if I'd remembered them. Minor correction needed to their entry - Pure Morning was also a #4 peak.
i have been waiting for the honeyz to drop !! They did well !!
Love Honeyz, their opening run of those five top 10 singles are all 9/10+ for me, especially the first three, which are all among my all-time favourites and for that alone meant I had to remember to include them.
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NO 115- 54 POINTS

 

BLINK 182 (98) (Voter: Scene- 4pts, Cow P- 15pts, WhoOdyssey- 27pts, xajnipi- 3pts, Lukuzz- 4pts, One_For_Sorrow- 1pt)

 

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11 UK TOP 40 HITS

BIGGEST HIT: ALL THE SMALL THINGS (#2, 2000)

 

 

10CC (150) (Voter: King Rollo- 25pts, PeteFromLeeds- 7pts, Popchartfreak- 22pts)

 

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12 UK TOP 40 HITS

BIGGEST HIT: RUBBER BULLETS (#1, 1973) I’M NOT IN LOVE (#1, 1975) DREADLOCK HOLIDAY (#1, 1978)

 

 

DELIRIOUS? (NEW) (Voter: Smint- 27pts, PeteFromLeeds- 27pts)

 

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7 UK TOP 40 HITS

BIGGEST HIT: HISTORY MAKERS (#4, 2010)

 

 

Love a bit of Blink :wub: although sadly I didn't have enough room for them in my votes!

10cc were OK, I've heard a fair bit by them but I only really like a couple of their bigger hits, namely 'Dreadlock Holiday' and 'I'm Not In Love', both pretty iconic songs *.* (although 'Donna' also deserves a mention!)

The two or three Delirious? songs I've heard are good ('Deeper' in particular) but I'm not familiar with them beyond that.

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I bring bad news............Another 30 pointer won't be going further than tomorrow!

Blink! A little fall but glad there still pretty high up!

 

Don’t really know any 10cc apart from I’m Not in Love

 

No idea who Delrious? are!

Blink 182 are another of the long list of bands I could have voted for but didn't.

 

Don't even know who Delirious are.

Delerious? are/were a christian band - not sure if they were a band who happen to be christian, or whether they also made songs about christianity/faith too. They aren't that well known outside of that circle really, their biggest hit was as a result of a download campaign for a song that had been around much longer than 2010 but seemed to be a particular favourite among their fans
Belatedly The Kinks were brilliant and so consistent with their singles. My Top 5 are “You Really Got Me”, “All Day And All Of The Night”, “Tired Of Waiting For You”, “Waterloo Subset” and “Days”.
Delerious? are/were a christian band - not sure if they were a band who happen to be christian, or whether they also made songs about christianity/faith too. They aren't that well known outside of that circle really, their biggest hit was as a result of a download campaign for a song that had been around much longer than 2010 but seemed to be a particular favourite among their fans

I knew them as an indie/pop band in the late 90s before I knew they were a Christian band. I don't think all their songs were about religion but 'I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever' was definitely about God.

 

EDIT: I'd completely forgotten about the 'History Makers' campaign in 2010, that was a great song!

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I really like Rubber Bullets but somehow I've never been able to embrace the brilliance of 10CC. I feel the same about ELO.

 

Loads of obviously great songs but they kind of bore me. I think it may be that my earliest musical memories are around Punk Rock and so much beforehand seemed less exciting when I was young and maybe I've never got passed that for some bands.

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