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Topic History of: FAB Chart ... Mart battles the Daleks ?
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Mart |
I must say I feel a bit guilty that Napster etc, have filed us under "Roots/Reggae", but it does show you that they listen, as we didnt tag the track as that genre.
(remember an I-tunes A+R thread somwehere?)
Mussels lunch time, can`t move! They were wonderful! Burp! |
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zooloo |
Good one Mart - although when you tut at Una Paloma Blanca JK can now simply reply "Lobster..." 
The Dr Who theme is remarkable, a tune some 40 years old and it still works wonderfully.
Taj Weekes reggae - looks like Mart has started a trend, but the song is let down by a lack of lobster references 
Dmitry Koldun is Eurovision... very Eurovision. I like the intro very much but it goes off the boil a bit after that.
Interesting to see UnEntitled hanging on - see, I said it was a good song  |
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Mart |
I am quite literally out with Kamloops for a drink later, we have exchanged e-mails etc but never met face to face.
I promise to get photos.
The Fabbers will never be irrelevent to us here Cat, pure innovation, and thanks to them a lot whoever they are.
I even have a letter in the post today from Rob Harding about the chart, asking what`s going on with it. |
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The Cat |
Up another place, Mart .. although your being number one in another chart might make the Fabbers suddenly irrelevant. 
New entries come from ..
Per Kristian Risvik at 19 with a cool cover of the Dr Who theme.
Taj Weekes and Adowa at 14 with a piece of roots reggae entitled 'Life'.
Dmitry Koldun at 12 with the Belarus entry to the Eurovision. So I can't be alone in like that one. 
Unentitled remain at number one for a third week.
Kamloops is the highest climber at 13.
No new entries from Cornwall this week.  |
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