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10 Years ago this week!!!

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British Top 10....

1 Five Live E.p George Michael / Queen / Lisa Stansfield 2 Young At Heart The Bluebells 3 A'int No Love (Ain't no use) Sub Sub 4 I Have Nothing Whitney Houston 5 Regret New Order 6 Informer Snow 7 When I'm Good And Ready Sybil 8 U Got To Know Internal Dance 9 Oh Carolina Shaggy 10 Everybody Hurts REM

10 fuckin years ago :jawdrop: I'm gettin old:lol:

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didn't mr jarvis mention this the other day as rob gretton had two top tens?

dont remember that number one that's for sure.

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Wasn't Snow Eminems dad? :clown:

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I'm going to have to bet my hat stand that 'Regrettable Circumstances' reached no.4 in the UK pop tarts which rivalled the mighty 'Meat Paste' which also peaked at 4 in 1987.

From no. 5 to no. 4 the following week?

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wasnt it number 4 then number 5?

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Oh nice, yeah nice. I hadn't thought of that.

So long as somebody else remembers the magical no. 4 that'll do.

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The doves were at number 3 eh! i didnt remember that!!

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Can't remember exactly, but I was sure it went in at Number 4, and then stayed at 5 for a couple of weeks. It was the last song of theirs that stayed in the Top 40 for over 5 weeks......I think;)

Still cannae believe it was 10 years ago, as is mentioned in that story of mine, I can remember hearing it for the first time before we travelled up to see Celtic beat the Forces Of Darkness at Castle Greyskull.

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Originally posted by Hibster didn't mr jarvis mention this the other day as rob gretton had two top tens?dont remember that number one that's for sure.

I mentioned it 2 weeks ago, when it charted at no.8, 10 years ago.

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a very rare occasion of a new order song climbing after its first appearance in the charts!

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Shows how long ago Baywatch was on our screens. Or so I'm told.

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