September 10, 200816 yr In 1999 I got 'The Box' on cable and everything just changed for me forever, I had all the current songs in front of me for the first time and watched it religiously, ringing up and requesting all my faves. That was the very moment I first got into music. I still remember the songs I taped off that channel: Steps - Better Best Forgotten :blush: Cartoons - Witch Doctor :blush: :blush: Fatboy Slim - Right Here Right Now (actually it's still cool to like this, the video's still amazing) Various Artists (including Steps) - Thank ABBA For The Music :blush: :blush: :blush: Then in 2001 I watched a channel called 'VH1' for the first time and discovered the 1980s, but I'll never forget '99 as the year it all started for me! I remember that channel!!, ringing up and sitting around for ages waiting for the video!.
September 10, 200816 yr an interesting chart.... 7 Ronan Keating - When You Say Nothing At All .... TAKE YOU OWN ADVICE! :angry: :lol: :lol: :lol: Norma
September 10, 200816 yr Author 7QaE86tS5YM The song that started it all off IMO. started what all off? :unsure:
September 11, 200816 yr In 1999 I got 'The Box' on cable and everything just changed for me forever, I had all the current songs in front of me for the first time and watched it religiously, ringing up and requesting all my faves. That was the very moment I first got into music. I still remember the songs I taped off that channel: Steps - Better Best Forgotten :blush: Cartoons - Witch Doctor :blush: :blush: Fatboy Slim - Right Here Right Now (actually it's still cool to like this, the video's still amazing) Various Artists (including Steps) - Thank ABBA For The Music :blush: :blush: :blush: Then in 2001 I watched a channel called 'VH1' for the first time and discovered the 1980s, but I'll never forget '99 as the year it all started for me!It was so obvious that quite a few of the calls to The Box were from promo companies acting for record labels. Quite often a new and unknown song would be heavily requested out of the blue and once the song had been released and if it charted in a low position on the Sunday the song would never be requested and heard again. Obviously, if a song went in high it would still be requested, presumably then by genuine customers...
September 25, 200816 yr started what all off? :unsure: eeerrrr.... major hit singles and albums leading to a Gunniess 500 placing...................
September 25, 200816 yr Author eeerrrr.... major hit singles and albums leading to a Gunniess 500 placing................... oh... feeders success.. hardly 'retro' though...
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