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Interesting that there's only one pre1990s track in the top 20...

Thanks guys for clearing that up! :-)

Great thread! Just wondering about sales for Sunshine After The Rain, though. On the year-end 1995 chart it finished one place lower than Baby D's Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime on 275k, and I don't think either release fell across two years, so how did Berri get those extra sales to take her up to 338k? Just wondering, in case I missed something! :-)

Luvvit! :-)

Are kylie and madonna mates?

Hear'say: the way to your love. So cheesy! Liked it at the time, though!

No worries. I just appreciate the list - thanks again for posting!

Thanks for posting, OutstandingMike. Interesting sales for some of those tracks. Vanessa Carlton jumps out at me the most! Hasn't she pretty much sold again on download what she sold when the track was a hit? And I don't even recall seeing it make many appearances in the top 75 - must be a real steady seller!

This looks great! Nice work fchd!

I too was wondering this! Ever since it's release I've associated it with Christmas. I'd love to think that's the reason for its reappearance but, sadly, I don't think it's regarded as a classic by the great British public just yet! But glad to see it back, nevertheless - hope it climbs into the top 75!

If the X factor winner is Sam Bailey, I'll be happy with an X factor winner-related Christmas number one :-)

Rather grim, but the premature death of Kate and/or George, possibly? Not likely to happen, mind...

Diana Vickers - Cinderella!

Didn't realise Just Dance had passed the million. Strange, I always assumed Bad Romance was ahead of it!

I was a teen in the 90s, grew up with the charts every week and remember the chart careers of pretty much every one of those 90s tracks mentioned. Most of them, while being big-hitters, haven't really felt a great chart benefit from the download age, so I'd be glad to see any of them back in the T40! But, I do have a particular soft spot for Scarlett's independent love song - such an underrated gem. I'd also love to see a revival of Joshua kadison's Jessie or Robert miles's one & one, or even tori Amos's professional widow!