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  1. TheSnake posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    I get more Miley - We Cant Stop and GAYLE - ABCDEFU from it. But better than both.
  2. Yeah I liked Titanium from its first charting period at #16. Don't You Worry Child is very good too. I go back to other dance songs like She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) and Reload by them respectively as they weren't so overplayed. However Titanium and Don't You Worry Child are icons of the EDM boom, thankfully I was into this second euphoric dance phase again at the time after I didn't properly appreciate the first wave in Europe, trance/eurotrance in 1997-2004, because I was just a pop fan back then.
  3. Like Taio I was cruising, now it's time to take my steering back!
  4. For the subtitle I imagine Craig Revel Horwood saying 'daunce, daunce, daunce'. You are certainly keen about that!
  5. Even if it owes a lot to Paul Simon! Specifically Cecilia and You Can Call Me Al.
  6. 'Another Brick In The Wall' and 'Rasputin' are great. Both got charting remixes much later by Eric Prydz and Majestic respectively. Slade is a bit noisy but OK.
  7. That fun. song is not in the least bit fun. But I prefer it to Gotye, it doesnt strive to be as uber-cool as Gotye does!
  8. The party of Blocs.
  9. Oh it is a Five Star cover lol - I voted for it.
  10. Listening to it now is really like a drum and bass version of Chase and Status ft Liam Bailey - Blind Faith! Wasn't a huge fan of it at the time.
  11. Stay, Sunchyme, All I Wanna Do, You're Not Alone all great dance songs. 'Freed from Desire' has been ruined by overplay so I prefer 'Let A Boy Cry'. No Mercy - Where Do You Go is nostalgic. Jax Jones and MNEK did their version of it a few years ago too lol. 'Picture Of You' obviously Boyzone's best song too!
  12. TheSnake posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Great name!
  13. Went for 'Do It Again' its pretty repetitive and basic for Chems usually higher standards.
  14. Bronski Beat - Why? Ultravox - Love's Great Adventure Kim Wilde - The Second Time The Style Council - Shout To The Top John Waite - Missing You The Cars - Drive Giorgio Moroder With Philip Oakey - Together In Electric Dreams Wham! - Freedom Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen (No More Love On The Run) Sade - Smooth Operator 'Why?' the best dance song, although the Ultravox - Love's Great Adventure is a bit like a precursor to an operatic trance epic. 'The Second Time' has long been one of my Kim Wilde favourites. 'Shout To The Top' I know because my parents are fans of 'The Style Council' and its a good political song. John Waite - Missing You is a great emotive power ballad. For The Cars - Drive it is very like the synth bits from Paul Young - Wherever I Lay My Hat in that it is an atmospheric synthpop ballad. 'Together In Electric Dreams' and Wham! - Freedom are great classics too. Then one of Billy Oceans best Caribbean Queen. Sade - Smooth Operator is a nice song too.
  15. This is one of Josh Baker's better tracks, less minimal and builds to a synth drop not just a boring beat drop.
  16. Apart from Amen UK - Passion, chart Dance music was back to being more sensible and less poppy for a while. I think I prefer the less sensible eurodance era of 1993-5. But One and One, Ecuador, Something Going On, Free all good. Alone by Bee Gees good too and I think I remember it from the time. Rembrandts -I'll Be There For You was on radio loads too.
  17. Well you changed at least your profile pic, it is more decent than it used to be!
  18. Oh my we are nearly at 1985 its going pretty quickly...
  19. Le Freak is a fun and good disco track. She by Charles Aznavour is very pre-rock and roll 50s crooner. Also similar to Demis Roussos and Julio Iglesias. I dont know Substitute well the chorus melody reminds me of Wild Thing by the Troggs.
  20. Who by Jimin was the best!
  21. Wasnt a fan at the time it's just OK. 'Every Teardrop' and 'Princess of China' were better!
  22. Not really there was no 10+ week #1s was there? No spoilers though!
  23. Yeah its bigger now as a hip hop classic than it was at the time. Good song.
  24. You are right about this week! All we need is some decent trance/progressive house, Armin, Steve Aoki and Afrojack!