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15 minutes ago, LTScream said:

Oh so it wasn't re-released with a new tracklisting today then? Odd as it seemed to be a 2 year tradition for them (and Amazon had it on pre-order for months)

That’s right. Even on the back cover, it says 2024 which means it’s the exact same edition that was released in 2024

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2 hours ago, Hadji said:

When I got my 1994 yearbook earlier, they had Now Christmas 2024 at the front of HMV. Stop trying to fool people into buying it. I ain’t being fooled. I didn’t buy it in 2024 and I ain’t buying it now. If people want it, they would’ve bought it in 2024

I saw that at my storefront too! Instead of promoting Yearbook ‘94 they were showing off the old Christmas vinyl instead. How annoying.

This thread takes me back to the 2010s as a teen buying the now albums all the time crazy how much streaming has taken over don't need to buy them on CD anymore

Happy Yearbook ‘94 day everyone!

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2 hours ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Another thing I’d like to say: 90s Yearbooks, assemble!

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Now we just need '95, '96, and the two final chapters!

Shall we begin with predictions for Yearbook Extra 1994?

I'll start (I may only have a few, but decent suggestions):

Tori Amos - Pretty Good Year

The BC-52's - (Meet) the Flintstones

Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories - Stay (I Missed You)

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34 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Shall we begin with predictions for Yearbook Extra 1994?

I'll start (I may only have a few, but decent suggestions):

Tori Amos - Pretty Good Year

The BC-52's - (Meet) the Flintstones

Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories - Stay (I Missed You)

Shampoo - Trouble

New Order - True Faith '94

East 17 - Steam

East 17 - Around The World

Oasis - Supersonic

Oasis - Whatever

Oasis - Cigarettes & Alcohol

Tori Amos - Cornflake Girl

Eternal - Just A Step From Heaven

Eternal - So Good

Eternal - Oh Baby I

Elton John & RuPaul - Don’t Go Breaking My Heart

Aswad - Shine

Ace Of Base - Don’t Turn Around

Take That - Love Ain’t Here Anymore

The Cranberries - Zombie

The Cranberries - Dreams

Brand New Heavies - Dream On Dreamer

Sparks - When Do I Get To Sing 'My Way'

The Beautiful South - Good As Gold (Stupid As Mud)

China Black - Stars

Haddaway - Rock My Heart

Cappella - U & Me

Cappella - Move It Up

Urban Cookie Collective - Sail Away

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I'm also going to predict some album openers for the remainder of main Yearbooks.

1975 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

1990-1994 - Queen - The Show Must Go On

1995 - Queen - Heaven for Everyone

1996 - George Michael - Fastlove

I don't even know what to predict for 1970, nor the rest of the final chapters...

59 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

I'm also going to predict some album openers for the remainder of main Yearbooks.

1975 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

1990-1994 - Queen - The Show Must Go On

1995 - Queen - Heaven for Everyone

1996 - George Michael - Fastlove

I don't even know what to predict for 1970, nor the rest of the final chapters...

For 1996, I hope Fastlove opens disc 1, Jesus To A Child opens disc 2 and Spinning The Wheel opens extra 1996

1 hour ago, geraintlewis268 said:

I'm also going to predict some album openers for the remainder of main Yearbooks.

1975 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

1990-1994 - Queen - The Show Must Go On

1995 - Queen - Heaven for Everyone

1996 - George Michael - Fastlove

I don't even know what to predict for 1970, nor the rest of the final chapters...

Queen had three hits from 1996 - 'Too Much Love Will Kill You', 'Let Me Live' and 'You Don't Fool Me'. I'm assuming one of them could either be on the main or extra compilations, unless NOW includes only George as the starter.

28 minutes ago, Harrison FB said:

Queen had three hits from 1996 - 'Too Much Love Will Kill You', 'Let Me Live' and 'You Don't Fool Me'. I'm assuming one of them could either be on the main or extra compilations, unless NOW includes only George as the starter.

They’ll probably prioritise George on both 1996 yearbooks like they did with 1987. In the 1994 yearbook, they made a mistake about when The Perfect Year peaked. It says it peaked in January 1994 when it peaked in December 1993

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4 hours ago, Hadji said:

They’ll probably prioritise George on both 1996 yearbooks like they did with 1987. In the 1994 yearbook, they made a mistake about when The Perfect Year peaked. It says it peaked in January 1994 when it peaked in December 1993

Unless they have George starting two discs on the same compilation, like they did on Yearbook '97 last year + again on the first CD of the EXTRA variant. So George was treated really well back then.

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52 minutes ago, Harrison FB said:

Unless they have George starting two discs on the same compilation, like they did on Yearbook '97 last year + again on the first CD of the EXTRA variant. So George was treated really well back then.

Yep. As they treated him well on 1987 and 1997, they’ll most likely do the same with him on 1996

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Hoping to see some left field dance tunes on ‘94 Extra. Two I’m hoping for are:

Atlantic Ocean - Waterfall

Black Machine - How Gee

I hope the 1994 yearbook debuts above Now Christmas on Fridays compilation chart although the former doesn’t have downloads like the latter does

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