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Wow, impressive how that the Honeyz's most famous singles, Finally Found and End Of The Line, sold that much (even withouth reaching top 3), outselling plenty of boyband classic tunes.

+15 Kelly Clarkson "Behind these hazel eyes" +12 The Bravery "An honest mistake" +10 Rachel Stevens "So good" +08 Kelly Osbourne "One word" +06 Natalie Imbruglia "Shiver" +05 Hard-Fi "Hard to beat" +04 Doves "Black and white town" +03 Coldplay "Talk" +02 Elvis Presley "Are you lonesome tonight" +01 HIM "Wings of a butterfly" -02 G4 "Bohemian rapsody"

Ditto for me. Together with "What is love", "Dreams" and "What's up", it was the soundtrack of my summer of 1993, the summer I discovered MTV on satelite.

+15 Kirstian Leontiou "Story of my life" +12 The Killers "Mr. Brightside" +10 Ana Johnson "We are" +08 Daniel Bedingfield "Nothing hurts like love" +06 Lucie Silvas "What you're made of" +05 Narcotic Thrust "I like it" +04 Keane "Everybody's chaning" +03 Morrissey "First of the gang to die" +02 Depeche Mode "Enjoy the silence 2004"´ +01 Embrace "Gravity" -02 Girls of FHM "Do ya think I'm sexy?"

#5 in 1996, one of the finest among the 90's r&b balladry IMO but it's hardly remembered nowadays. W7EyUY3-Wrg

+15 "My immortal" Evanescence +12 "Deepest blue" Deepest Blue +10 "Not gona get us" tATU +08 "Clocks" Coldplay +06 "Seven nation army" White Stripes +05 "Somewhere I belong" Linkin Park +04 "State of mind" Holly Valance +03 "Maybe tomorrow" Stereophonics +02 "Hold on me" Phixx +01 "Sing for the moment" Eminem -02 The Cheeky Girls "Have a Cheeky Christmas"

Somehow I believe that had this been recorded by someone with a little bit more credibility, this would be a classic rather than a throwaway boyband song.

One of Westlife's best, if you ask me.

I have softspot for this one too.

+15 Linkin Park "In the end" +12 Safri Duo "Played-a-live" +10 Ash "Shining light" +08 REM "Immitation of life" +06 Geri Halliwell "Calling" +05 All Star Tribute "What's going on" +04 BBMak "Back here" +03 Basement Jaxx "Romeo" +02 A*Teens "Upside down" +01 U2 "Walk on" -02 Bell & Spurling "Sven Sven Sven"

And, lest we forget, this remains the closest Natalia Kills has got to having a top 10 hit (#11 in 2005) 17nmgfH1jXs

I always prefered the original version: 2I1LdPCtWP4

OxyI0r4q8GM #7 in 1998, the singer performed on TOTP with a straitjacket.

Kylie and Madonna

Actually, it was the other way around. Two of them (Carnie and Wendy) were Brian Wilson's daughters and Chynna Phillips was the lovechild of John and Michelle Phillips of The Mamas & Papas.

Lonestar "Amazed" never cracked the top 20 but hang on for ages in 21-30.

Dee-Lite "Groove is in the heart". It sold exactly the same as Steve Miller Band's "The Joker", but lost in the tie-break.

Not one of those 80's #1's that first spring to mind, is it? FCARADb9asE And Midge Ure is far more remembered for his Ultravox tunes (especially having a #1 denied by Joe Dolce), than for his solo chart-topper. VaTERxV47Mg

#10 in 2001 for this mash-up sCYh2MENPCY

That is actually the song of hers that I most remember!

Whitney Houston Vs Lady Gaga Rihanna Vs Shania Twain Britney Spears Vs Tina Turner Beyonce Vs Kelly Clarkson Dannii Minogue Vs Madonna Mariah Carey Vs Pink Alicia Keys Vs Shakira Kylie Minogue Vs Lily Allen

#5 in 2003, he was my fave from the first Fame Academy. HpynQtb5cNg

"Stomp" was quite a random song for Steps to top the chart, especially since they only have other (and far more remembered) #1.

If you're not a Manchester United fan, this is obviously an unmemorable #1. NjbdDc6jz9U

Entered at #9 in 1998, dropped like a rock afterwards, but I still think this is absolutely brilliant! FPG-kPwWPqU