17 minutes ago, Hadji said:

And 2 Unlimited too unfortunately. I wish 1993 was the first 90s yearbook or they started them sooner so we could’ve had No Limit on 1993

Not to mention Get Ready for This on 1991.

6 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Not to mention Get Ready for This on 1991.

At least we got Twilight Zone on 1992

1 hour ago, Hadji said:

At least we got Twilight Zone on 1992

That was before they fell to licensing issues, unfortunately.

I hope Bring Your Daughter…To The Slaughter appears on one of the 1990-1994 yearbooks seeing as they love Iron Maiden and it missed both 1990 yearbooks

11 hours ago, Hadji said:

I hope Bring Your Daughter…To The Slaughter appears on one of the 1990-1994 yearbooks seeing as they love Iron Maiden and it missed both 1990 yearbooks

It bothers me that they haven’t put the Maiden’s only No.1 song on a NOW album. The fact that several of their songs have appeared across the Yearbooks makes me hope and pray that it appears on The Final Chapter.

Also, Enigma is another one which I believe has fallen to licensing issues. At first I thought Sadeness Pt.1 wasn’t included on Yearbook ‘91 because of its themes, but because Return To Innocence isn’t on Yearbook ‘94, I’m more inclined to believe it’s modern day licensing issues.

Speaking of Yearbook, I really hope they announce Volume 4 of NOW Yearbook Presents - The 60s this week.

2 hours ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Speaking of Yearbook, I really hope they announce Volume 4 of NOW Yearbook Presents - The 60s this week.

It'll be both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because yay, more 60s but a curse because it covers three years (1967, 1968, 1969) which means there will be less songs to place across four discs. It made sense with 1960-1962 as the charts were smaller (top 30) and by 1969 it was bigger (top 50) so if they are doing 1967-1969 they best put some of the best of the best on there.

3 minutes ago, Tylky said:

It'll be both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because yay, more 60s but a curse because it covers three years (1967, 1968, 1969) which means there will be less songs to place across four discs. It made sense with 1960-1962 as the charts were smaller (top 30) and by 1969 it was bigger (top 50) so if they are doing 1967-1969 they best put some of the best of the best on there.

And it would make sense not to include any of the 1969 songs that stuck around in the chart into 1970. Save those for the 1970 yearbooks so it spaces out 1967-1969 better

1 hour ago, Tylky said:

It'll be both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because yay, more 60s but a curse because it covers three years (1967, 1968, 1969) which means there will be less songs to place across four discs. It made sense with 1960-1962 as the charts were smaller (top 30) and by 1969 it was bigger (top 50) so if they are doing 1967-1969 they best put some of the best of the best on there.

Earlier in the year, I was hoping for volume 3 to be 1965-1967, but no. Ah, well. That's the way the cookie crumbles.

Now era ballroom blitz has been put up on iTunes for preorder but the 1994 yearbook still hasn’t