I Love #1's - 1993

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

Given that no-one really knew what was going on in 1957, Jerry Lee Lewis did pretty well to snab 22 ticks! Something a little more recent this week, and BlimeX0r! Noel's House Party seemed like quality television, there was a sudden new trend for sparkly eyepatches, and the 'Tlimited straddling the number one slot (hur hur hur) for FIVE WEEKS! It must be 1993!

[Poll #862080]
*This had on it:
Somebody To Love (G.Michael/Queen)
These Are The Days Of Our Lives (G.Michael/Queen/Lisa Stansfield)
Calling You (G.Michael)
Papa Was A Rolling Stone/Killer (G.Michael)

It's a bit early in the morning for tickyboxen but s0d it.

Comments

Re: Tangent

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

This is a downside, yes. However I assume that rekkid companies will still plug the best tracks as singles - the radio stations won't play ALL of them so people will only bother dlling the ones they like. Albums will be disparu. I'm not sure if this is a bad thing.