
The UK Top 40 Singles Chart, thirty years ago this week! Counting down the charts, analysing and picking apart all the new entries, from the platinum-selling hits to the forgotten gems.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music HistoryMusic | |||

Join Juliet and Ed as they count down the UK Top 40 Singles Chart as it was announced on 3rd March 1996!
Last episode, the Gallagher brothers had finally unseated 'Spaceman' at the top of the charts, but this week there are 16 new entries - includin... more
After FIVE weeks at number one, can anybody get rid of 'Spaceman' from the top? Join Juliet and Ed as they scope out new singles from Celine Dion, Terrorvision, Echobelly, David Bowie, Gusto, Sting, Way Out West and Oasis in the UK Top 40 Singles Cha... more
Greetings all you Lifers! Join Juliet and Ed as they count down the UK Top 40 Singles Chart as it was revealed on 18th February 1996, where Babylon Zoo's 'Spaceman' was set to spend a fifth week at the summit unless one of the new singles from (deep ... more
Join Juliet and Ed as they count down the UK Top 40 Singles Chart as it was announced on 11th February 1996!
Can anybody dislodge Babylon Zoo's 'Spaceman' from Number One? It's enjoyed three weeks at the top so far, but there are new entries from Ma... more
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Focused on the UK Top 40 Singles Chart from thirty years ago, each episode offers a nostalgic exploration of the music and cultural phenomena of the 90s. The hosts provide insightful commentary on significant tracks, highlighting new entries, chart-toppers, and lesser-known songs, while weaving in humor and personal anecdotes. Key themes include the social and political context of the time, along with an analysis of artists whose influences still resonate today. Particularly notable is the dynamic banter between hosts as they navigate their varying opinions on the hits, creating an engaging way for listeners to relive music history.
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