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394. "The Edge Of Glory" Lady Gaga (4 weeks) Reached #1: 26 June 2011 UK Chart Peak: #6 As one of the tracks frontloaded for the release of the "Born This Way Album", "The Edge Of Glory" had first charted in early May peaking as high as #10 and was on the way out of my chart until its proper single release propelled it from #36 to the topspot, which remains the biggest climb to #1 within my top 40 chart. Regarded as the album's highlight and featuring a saxophone solo by Clarence Clemons, "The Edge Of Glory" was 2011's longest running #1 in my chart. QeWBS0JBNzQ

393. "Skinny Love" Birdy (2 weeks) Reached #1: 12 June 2011 UK Chart Peak: #17 By topping my chart with "Skinny Love" a mere 28 days after 15th birthday, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde a.k.a. Birdy broke the record for the youngest solo artist to hit #1 in my chart, a record that still holds as of January 2016. Her cover of the Bon Iver original was also a top 3 hit in France, Australia, Netherlands, New Zealand and Flemish Belgium. lT67liGjZhw

392. "A Máquina" Amor Electro (2 weeks) Reached #1: 29 May 2011 Fronted by former childstar Marisa Liz, Portuguese pop/rock band Amor Electro affirmed themselves as one of the biggest Portuguese bands of the decade with their debut album. Debut hit "A Máquina" ("the machine") not only was a chart-topper in my chart. In 2012, Amor Electro were one of the musical acts who received the Border Breakout prize, given by the European Union. d1onT5Z51ZQ

391. "Judas" Lady Gaga (3 weeks) Reached #1: 8 May 2011 UK Chart Peak: #8 One of the tracks promoting the release of the "Born This Way" album, "Judas" was Lady Gaga's fifth #1 in my chart. The track has been considered the album's "Bad Romance". The music video was directed by Gaga and coreographer Laurianne Gibson. wagn8Wrmzuc

Not their best song but for some reason when I think of U96 tracks, this one from 1993 springs to mind. a2qP8UJkXOA Their leader Alex Christensen was the Alex on the Alex Swings Oscar Sings 2009 Germany Eurovision entry.

One of the rare tracks remixed by Robert Miles at the height of his fame. It was #69 on July 1996. hEUPCaN-ZZY And then there was DJ Dado's version of the X-File theme, unashamedly carbon-copied from Children, including the music video. rFxOW8SMsdg

Although quite distant from the brilliance of Children, Fable is a great listen as well. At the time I thought Robert Miles would become a huge DJ/producer of say, David Guetta proportions and he would be remixing everyone and his dog just like Todd Terry after Missing.

Just wondering, does Jessica Smith aka Sun Baby count as part of the performers on the Teletubbies #1?

Great track!

" data-tag="youtube" data-tagfull=" "> When BWWT hit #1, Billie Piper was 15, I was 18. And people born in the year I turned 18 will be 18 this year. :o And Hanson for groups.

June 23, 2006 (wow, almost 10 years now?) UK: "Meneater" Nelly Furtado USA: "Bad Day" Daniel Powter Canada slaying

+10 Taylor Swift - Style +09 Foxes - Body Talk +08 Sia - Alive +07 Calvin Harris feat. HAIM - Pray To God +06 Adele - When We Were Young +05 Ariana Grande - One Last Time +04 Kygo feat. Parson James - Stole The Show +03 Lost Frequencies feat. Janieck Devy - Reality +02 Florence + The Machine - Ship To Wreck +01 Selena Gomez - The Heart Wants What It Wants

Wow, can't believe that Children is now 20 years old.

+10 Foxes - Body Talk +09 Sia - Alive +08 Calvin Harris feat. HAIM - Pray To God +07 Lost Frequencies feat. Janieck Devy - Reality +06 Adele - When We Were Young +05 Taylor Swift - Wildest Dreams +04 Madonna - Living For Love +03 Olly Murs - Seasons +02 Duke Dumont - The Giver (Reprise) +01 Justin Bieber feat. Halsey - The Feeling -01 Charles Hamilton feat. Rita Ora - New York Raining -02 Imagine Dragons - I Bet My Life -03 Aston Merrygold - Get Stupid

I was in high school at the mid 90's and one of the most tuned satellite channels of the TV in the cafeteria was German music channel VIVA, that played lots of videos for Happy Hardcore tunes. One of those was this one. Is this Mental Theo the same one credited to Basshunter's "Now You're Gone"? aEA8EWAvMfQ

So Pure is actually my Baby D favorite track.

+ 10 Taylor Swift - Style + 09 Axwell Λ Ingrosso - Something New + 08 Kygo feat. Parson James - Stole The Show + 07 Kodaline - The One + 06 Luke Friend - Hole In My Heart + 05 Florence + The Machine - Ship To Wreck + 04 Bakermat - Teach Me + 03 Rudimental feat. Foy Vance - Never Let You Go + 02 Selena Gomez - The Heart Wants What It Wants + 01 Ben Haenow feat. Kelly Clarkson - Second Hand Heart -01 Format:B - Chunky -02 KSI feat. P Money - Lamborghini -03 Stereo Kicks - Love Me So

The top 6 with brand new entries in early 2000 - Fill Me In, Flowers, Song For The Lovers, Deeper Shade Of Blue, The Bad Touch and Blow Ya Mind, plus Airwave at #10 - always stood out for me for some reason.

Sales were so low in 2003 that pretty much every song in that year's Christmas chart top 10 sold enough to be on the year-end chart. Mad World and Darkness were in the year's top 20 and even Too Lost In You sold enough that week to become the year's 166th best-seller.

Missing is still a very pleasant listen twenty years on. The remix not only revitalized EBTG's career but also elevated Todd Terry to the Champions League of 90's DJ remixers together with David Morales, Junior Vasquez, Armand Van Halden and Joe T. Vanelli. Anyone who was anyone in music in the 90's wanted a remix of at least one of those five.

Looking back it's strange how N-Trance's take on Stayin' Alive was so successful. Very limp and lazy cover. Go figure why N-Trance went on the dodgy cover route when they had strong original material.

I Luv U Baby is a 90's house classic and is still a good listen even if sounds a tad dated. And I've just realized that my favorite dance song of 1995 hasn't made into this list. RVukIhibLYM

Singer Grace of "Not Over Yet" fame will no longer be the only singer under the mononym Grace to have a UK top 10 hit.

"I say bon-bon-bon, chocolate and Oreo!"

Although the music video had made a huge impact and it was one of the closest things to mainstream he had ever done, but it was still surprising that Aphex Twin's Windowlicker was able to enter the top 20 (#16).