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A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ICONIC PHYSICAL-ERA NON-TOP 40 BANGERS: 2025 VERSION
She sold millions of albums but didn't have a UK hit single. She was posthumously championed by Wogan on Radio 2 and her album Songbird flew straight to No.1 as did her next one Imagine. She sold millions of albums in the UK alone.
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A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ICONIC PHYSICAL-ERA NON-TOP 40 BANGERS: 2025 VERSION
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The Snake is a great track.- Julian rates every Top 40 hit: the 1980s edition
I love That's Me Too. 10/10 along with As Good As New.- Now That's What I Call Music!
A notable absence is a song that has never appeared on CD, a No.2 hit, You Just Might See Me Cry by Our Kid. Dare we hope for it on 1976 Extra?- Now That's What I Call Music!
Heaven...is played far more often on UK radio so guess that's why it made the main album.- Now That's What I Call Music!
Great tracklist and never mind about Abba. Just play Abba Gold. No idea why Marvin Gaye is there as it was never a UK hit. Maybe re-issued in .76.- Streaming Services Chart Discussion; W/C 18/07/25
I really like Changes. Didn't it have a week at No.1?- Weekly UK Box Office
I think I Know What You Did Last Summer will be top next week.- Should 16/17 year-olds be allowed to vote in UK?
This will benefit Labour as they're more likely to voter for them.- Wimbledon 2025
First 6-0 6-0 in an Open Era final and first since 1931.- Australian woman found guilty of mushroom murders
The defence's main reasoning was that she had absolutely no motive at all. She didn't get ill but said that was because she says she made herself vomit due to being bulimic. They were dried mushrooms she had in a jar and she couldn't remember if she bought them or wild picked them.- Australian woman found guilty of mushroom murders
From BBC News Erin Patterson is found guilty of murdering three of her relatives, and attempting to murder another, at a lunch in 2023 The 50-year-old cooked and served six individual beef Wellingtons at her home in Leongatha, regional Victoria - they were later found to contain death cap mushrooms Patterson's in-laws Don and Gail Patterson, and Gail's sister Heather Wilkinson, died within days - this graphic shows who else attended the meal The prosecution argued Patterson knowingly put the toxic mushrooms in the home-cooked lunch, lied to police and disposed of evidence - they also acknowledged she had no particular motive Patterson's defence was that she accidentally included the poisonous fungi and lied because she panicked -- Rachel Reeves - will she survive?
It's not the crying but her incompetence at being Chancellor.- Rachel Reeves - will she survive?
Yes, sorry, they did but the policy was watered down to please the rebels. - Now That's What I Call Music!
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