I think I have another idea for a track that may or may not appear on Yearbook 1990-1994. Remember how Living Doll was on Yearbook 1985-1989? Well, I thought one for the aforementioned 1990-1994 Final Chapter, (I Want to be) Elected by Mr. Bean and Smear Campaign (with Bruce Dickinson), an honourable mention from Comic Relief of 1992.

I hope HMV aren't taking the Michael again this week. I had an email, saying that my copy of NOW Era: Ballroom Blitz has been delayed.

1 hour ago, geraintlewis268 said:

I hope HMV aren't taking the Michael again this week. I had an email, saying that my copy of NOW Era: Ballroom Blitz has been delayed.

It’s still going ahead. No reason it should be moved. Amazon do need to change the price of Now 125 seeing as it’s down for £19. If anything, change the release date for Now Legends. I would care less if they messed around with the release date of that

Edited Thursday at 16:015 days by Hadji

16 minutes ago, Hadji said:

It’s still going ahead. No reason it should be moved. Amazon do need to change the price of Now 125 seeing as it’s down for £19. If anything, change the release date for Now Legends. I would care less if they messed around with the release date of that

Oh, yeah. I meant, not the release, my delivery on it.

4 hours ago, geraintlewis268 said:

I hope HMV aren't taking the Michael again this week. I had an email, saying that my copy of NOW Era: Ballroom Blitz has been delayed.

Real sorry about that...

14 hours ago, Harrison FB said:

Real sorry about that...

Hey, it is what it is.

HMV always seem to have problems with their stock. If they don’t have the new eras in my local HMV, I’ll order it off Amazon and I don’t care if it arrives tomorrow. Went to my local HMV yesterday and they made space ready to stock the new eras album

Edited Friday at 10:264 days by Hadji

Awww, crud! I've just checked on the HMV website to check on Era: Ballroom Blitz, and it says **Back in stock soon* everywhere!

My local HMV had it in stock

Surely there’s not that much demand for these that retailers are struggling to stock them? How limited are EMI for getting enough stock out?

Oh, I see. It said back in stock soon for delivery only. I have no idea why...

NOW Yearbook 1994 has officially topped the compilations chart.

Edited Friday at 20:254 days by geraintlewis268

28 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

NOW Yearbook 1994 has officially topped the compilations chart.

It’s the third 90s yearbook after 1992 and 1993 to top the compilation chart. Shame none of the yearbooks from the latter half of the 90s have topped the compilation chart. I wouldn’t mind eras topping next weeks compilation chart

1 hour ago, geraintlewis268 said:

NOW Yearbook 1994 has officially topped the compilations chart.

LET'S GO!!! 🎇

Gone on a little Eras trip recently downloading from Amazon 'Such a Good Feeling' and '(Feels Like) Heaven'; 'Ballroom Blitz' is a bit before my time in terms of interest so will skip it for now. I am hoping for something 2008 onwards ish, it would be great to get like an indie/alternative one from that time.

1 hour ago, LTGreen said:

Gone on a little Eras trip recently downloading from Amazon 'Such a Good Feeling' and '(Feels Like) Heaven'; 'Ballroom Blitz' is a bit before my time in terms of interest so will skip it for now. I am hoping for something 2008 onwards ish, it would be great to get like an indie/alternative one from that time.

I’d like to see the albums 1985-1989, trance 1995-2005 and a britpop eras

So, I've finally finished listening to all of NOW Yearbook '94, and I knew this from the outset - it was really difficult breaking this down into a Top 10.

With that in mind, here's my Top 10 from NOW Yearbook '94:

1. Doop - Doop

2. Elton John - Can You Feel The Love Tonight

3. C.J. Lewis - Sweets For My Sweet

4. Stiltskin (Peter Lawlor) - Inside

5. Snap! - Welcome To Tomorrow (Are You Ready)

6. Real McCoy - Another Night

7. The Grid - Swamp Thing

8. Ace of Base - The Sign

9. Brian & Tony Gold & Red Dragon - Compliments On Your Kiss

10. Chaka Demus & Pliers, The Taxi Gang & Jack Radics - Twist & Shout

It was difficult to break this down, but here are some honourable mentions considering I had a longlist of 29 songs!

• Elton John - Circle of Life

• Warren G & Nate Dogg - Regulate

• Elastica - Connection

Doop holds a special place in my heart. It was No.1 on my 2nd birthday, and when I discovered it for the first time about 20 years ago, the song was so infectiously catchy that I couldn't get it out of my head. Elton John was a very close 2nd.

Edited Sunday at 09:592 days by Tylky

I'm absolutely livid! My copy of Era: Ballroom Blitz is actually coming on Tuesday! That's it! I'm ordering from Amazon next time!

26 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

I'm absolutely livid! My copy of Era: Ballroom Blitz is actually coming on Tuesday! That's it! I'm ordering from Amazon next time!

Ah, sorry about that.

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