5 minutes ago, Sempachorra said:

Retro 1999

A-List

Alice Deejay - Better Off Alone

ATB - 9PM (Til I Come)
Basement Jaxx - Rendez-Vu

The Chemical Brothers - Let Forever Be

Destiny's Child - Bills Bills Bills

Whitney Houston - My Love Is Your Love

Jennifer Lopez - If You Had My Love

Madonna - Beautiful Stranger

Manic Street Preachers - Tsunami

Ricky Martin - Livin' La Vida Loca

Smash Mouth - All Star

B-List

702 - Where My Girls At?

Jamiroquai - Canned Heat

Ronan Keating - When You Say Nothing At All

*Moloko - Sing It Back

TLC - Unpretty

C-List

Mary J. Blige - All That I Can Say

Jamiroquai - Supersonic

all the songs i’m familiar with whilst i’d be a fine age of -11 years old, emphasis on the minus

The highlight of the new additions on that retro playlist has got to be the very unique 'Drinking In L.A.' for me

22 minutes ago, TheSnake said:

Excellent with the retro chart you should go up to 2012 when choosing years not just 1999- 2001.

I didnt keep playlists from that era since I was already using music forums from like 2004 onwards.

The fact two absolute classics like 'Better Off Alone' and '9 PM (Till I Come)' existed alongside each other/were released relaitvely close to each other. God we had it so good.

3 hours ago, Jay79x said:

all the songs i’m familiar with whilst i’d be a fine age of -11 years old, emphasis on the minus

I feel ancient

Gutted Madge gone already but very happy they playlisted Danceteria in the first place!

Chase & Status are Tune of the Weekend.

Oops ignore me I didn’t realise it was already in the opening post!

Edited 18 hours ago18 hr by J14C

I didn't realise PSB were still being playlisted on Radio 1 with the Nightlife era (or at least for the lead single). Or that Steps had got onto the A-list with Love's Got A Hold On My Heart. Or, actually, that Dina Carroll made the A-list, shame that song underperformed as I enjoyed it.

3 hours ago, gooddelta said:

I didn't realise PSB were still being playlisted on Radio 1 with the Nightlife era (or at least for the lead single). Or that Steps had got onto the A-list with Love's Got A Hold On My Heart. Or, actually, that Dina Carroll made the A-list, shame that song underperformed as I enjoyed it.

Funnily enough these are the 3 things that jumped out at me from the playlist as well. Felt Dina Carroll had her peak years 1991-94. Also felt the same about the PSBs and Steps. Suppose PSB are similar to Whitney in terms of longevity - both started being playlisted in late 1985 and Whitney was on the A List (with one of her biggest comebacks).