Hurrah for bad taste
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andrewduckerJust watched "The 100 top selling singles in the UK, ever."
I'm happy to report that while I'll happily prance like a madman to a good chunk of them I'd only actually spend money on one of them.
Strangely it turns out that a chunk of Erin's GCSE music was spent studying Bohemian Rhapsody and it's a lot more complex than it looks.
It was nice to see a large mix of music, all the way back to Rock Around The Clock, Acker Biolk and (obviously) 4 Beatles songs.
I'm happy to report that while I'll happily prance like a madman to a good chunk of them I'd only actually spend money on one of them.
Strangely it turns out that a chunk of Erin's GCSE music was spent studying Bohemian Rhapsody and it's a lot more complex than it looks.
It was nice to see a large mix of music, all the way back to Rock Around The Clock, Acker Biolk and (obviously) 4 Beatles songs.
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Date: 2003-07-26 11:21 pm (UTC)Which one?
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Date: 2003-07-27 02:01 am (UTC)I did, admittedly, come in around 50-odd, but everything else in the top 50 was pure pop.
Oh, when I was a child I had a copy of "Bright Eyes" (the theme from Watership Down) which was also in there.