Raiders Of The Pop Charts - Parts 1 & 2

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Love Plus One" is a 1982 single by the British new wave band Haircut One Hundred from their debut album Pelican West.

Brass-toting power pop at the tail end of the indie boom - it's possible you'll know the piano riff from their Girls And Boys In Love from its advert and film use Damon Rochefort - later behind Nomad, now a Corrie writer - was one of those behind what must have been one of the earliest acid house novelty records, featuring Steve Coogan impressions to replace News At Ten newsreader samples CD two lives in a world of, for the most part, the excitable - punks, poppy subversions, and the kind of youths who served a Fierce Panda/Damaged Goods apprenticeship that along with bands like the hyped and instantly successful (three top 40 singles that year) Symposium the NME briefly tried to rechristen Bratpop. To others it was the scrappy, here's-a-band-now-form-three-chords fanzine underground that some knew as the Glitter Scene. There was even an ultimately doomed attempt to call them C96, even though the key releases were the next year. This is the world Snakebite City wants.Trance siblings Michael and Marcella Woods, the former becoming a well known progressive house DJ and producing Example's number one Changed The Way You Kiss Me German big "going off" vibes techno duo associated with Bass Bumpers, who did reach the top 30 in 1992 and were involved with the Crazy Frog recordings

Raiders of the Pop Charts is a compilation album released by Ronco in late 1982. It spent two weeks at number one in the UK Albums chart in January 1983. Lene Lovich (born March 30, 1949) is an English-American singer, songwriter and musician of Serbian and English descent based in England. Not, obviously, the disco-funk Honky that reached the top 30 in 1977 but a London urban poetry/post-Daisy Age duo positively compared to De La Soul at the time just when nobody wanted De La Soul themselves. The production end later became surely the only person to produce both Groop Dogdrill and LouiseOne and only single in a house mode from ex-Honeyz Celena Cherry and her cousin Alani from Kleshay, who had their own top 20 heights Much hyped dance-punks mostly regarded for that terrible name, featuring Martin Rushent's son James who later produced the Prodigy British Electro-soul quartet's one and only single caught the pirate radio boom. Writer Kenton Nix would co-write Here Comes The Hotstepper Everybody Salsa” was really nothing, but it got them into the Top 20 in the late summer of 1981; Deane on TOTP