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How I detest the phrase "...deserves to be #1". I believe everyone who worked really hard DESERVES something, don't they!

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That album put me off Madonna big time. Hope I recover again!!

07 Everybody 10 Burning Up 07 Holiday 08 Lucky Star 06 Borderline 07 Like a Virgin 05 Material Girl 05 Crazy for You 09 Angel 08 Into the Groove 09 Dress You Up 08 Gambler 07 Live to Tell 10 Papa Don't Preach 03 True Blue 10 Open Your Heart 05 La Isla Bonita 09 Who's That Girl 10 Causing a Commotion 02 The Look of Love 05 Spotlight 08 Like a Prayer 10 Express Yourself 07 Cherish 05 Oh Father 05 Dear Jessie

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I want to vote, but is has not been explained what those numbers against the singles stand for. Cheers.

I have just found out that "Touch Me (All Night Long)" by Cathy Dennis from 1991 was a cover version. I've recently watched "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge" from 1985 and heard the above song performed by Fonda Rae. (#49 single in 1984) Fonda Rae - Touch Me

Another programme with poor researching. The guy from Westlife said "we didn't go to #1 with our album because of Now compilation" Oh really? 1988 brought a separate compilation chart. I didn't know Westlife existed then??!! Liar! :rofl: There were comments about Madonna not wanting a song on any of Now LPs. Maybe she was on a different label that didn't allow this to happen. :blush: And more lies on Madonna: True Blue did go to #1, however when I watched the programme, everyone seemed to behave as if 'NOW' kept it from the top spot?! Poor!

Madonna and all Evita songs. Can't stand them. Anything from U2 from 2002 up until now. Michael Jackson - anything since 1997+ awful awful

I went to see them twice last year and the year before on their World Tour. They were fab! Amazing atmosphere. My favourite song is "Dangerous". A proper pop tune!

I think the biggest of the biggest has to be Bryan Adams - Summer Of '69. #42 in 1985. "Run To You" got to #11 the same year.

I totally disagree with you. I think that song in 1977 sounded of its time when it was released. It was quite innovative of Jean Michel Jarre. I can't see it released in the 2000s. And #4 is not bad as most people who are interested in music know that song anyway.

I'd rather see her crowned as "fastest plummeting album of the year". Did it actually sell 100k?

Awful song. Such a no song. Britney looks like plastic Madonna who is over 20 years older.

'Little Things' is doing catastrophically in America.