"She" - Elvis Costello.
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"She" - Elvis Costello. It's no "Veronica", is it.
"If you're getting down" - Five, taking time off from their local Lazer Zap arcade.
"Feelin' it too" - The Three Jays. Not to be confused with a spectacularly crap NOS/TROS entry to the Eurovisie some years ago.
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"She" - Elvis Costello. It's no "Veronica", is it.
"If you're getting down" - Five, taking time off from their local Lazer Zap arcade.
"Feelin' it too" - The Three Jays. Not to be confused with a spectacularly crap NOS/TROS entry to the Eurovisie some years ago.
"I don't know what you want but i can't give it any more" - Pet Shop Boys.
We're their Post-Imperial Phase, with all the rubber-clad dancers, and lots of performance atmosphere.
Wonder if this was choreographed by the same chap who did New Order's "True faith" clip.
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"I don't know what you want but i can't give it any more" - Pet Shop Boys.
We're their Post-Imperial Phase, with all the rubber-clad dancers, and lots of performance atmosphere.
Wonder if this was choreographed by the same chap who did New Order's "True faith" clip.
"Better off alone" - Alice Deejay. Always associate this with it getting near chucking-out time. Specifically, chucking-out time in one of Leamington Spa's student pubs, during summer when there wasn't much student traffic.
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"Better off alone" - Alice Deejay. Always associate this with it getting near chucking-out time. Specifically, chucking-out time in one of Leamington Spa's student pubs, during summer when there wasn't much student traffic.
"Lovestruck" - Madness. Yeah, it's pleasant.
"Hey boy hey girl" - Chemical Brothers. Ah, the days before they'd invented non-binary lovelies. Or the Wrong Sort of Shiny Warnings.
"Livin' la vida locust" - Cricket Martin. It's still number one in the six-legged insects chart.
Speaking of which, we miss the next three weeks in 1999, number ones from Geri Halliwell and Ronan Keating.
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"Lovestruck" - Madness. Yeah, it's pleasant.
"Hey boy hey girl" - Chemical Brothers. Ah, the days before they'd invented non-binary lovelies. Or the Wrong Sort of Shiny Warnings.
"Livin' la vida locust" - Cricket Martin. It's still number one in the six-legged insects chart.
Speaking of which, we miss the next three weeks in 1999, number ones from Geri Halliwell and Ronan Keating.
Haven't prepared for the Mystery Years at all, so the news burst is:
- Lots of the fediverse invited the prime minister to go away.
- Some people won at sportsball.
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Haven't prepared for the Mystery Years at all, so the news burst is:
- Lots of the fediverse invited the prime minister to go away.
- Some people won at sportsball.
- The weather had some sun and some rain, probably."Just fade away" - Stiff Little Fingers. Love the side-to-side close-ups on the singer.
"What becomes of the broken hearted" - Dave Stewart and Colin Blunstone. Ah, great song, respectable update for the Mystery Year.
See also: the closing scenes from "Drop the Dead Donkey".
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"Just fade away" - Stiff Little Fingers. Love the side-to-side close-ups on the singer.
"What becomes of the broken hearted" - Dave Stewart and Colin Blunstone. Ah, great song, respectable update for the Mystery Year.
See also: the closing scenes from "Drop the Dead Donkey".
Sir Simon Bates demonstrates how to choreograph the audience without touching them. Are you watching, Powell?
"Time" - Light of the World. A brass section large enough for any needs, and a very moreish funk workout.
Powell, we wanted you to *learn*. Not teach Bates your tricks.
"Don't panic" - Liquid Gold. Still waiting for their follow-up, "Mostly harmless".
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