The eyeliner's back in the drawer, and the Pops gets plunged into confusion as faceless dance music rules the charts. Solution? Get more indie bands on and demand that everyone sings live. At least until the rules got changed back again, and pop stars and ears the country over breathed sighs of relief.
Elsewhere on the show, we saw the onset of live 'satellite' performances from bands who couldn't make it to the show itself, the launch of TOTP magazine (and later, this humble website) to accompany the show, and a string of guest presenters from the world of comedy and pop culture. There was a boyband called Take That, one of whom (Howard?) went on to be quite famous, Blur and Oasis battled for the No.1 slot (Blur won, and Oasis cried. Maybe.) and a new girlband who might be called the Spicey Grills (our notes are smudged) flirted with the crew. Anybody know where those girls are now?
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- 'Ice Ice Baby' Performed 22nd November 1990 April 1980
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Happy Mondays - 'Step On' Performed 5th April 1990
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R.E.M. - 'Losing My Religion' Performed 9th March 1991
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Mock Turtles - 'Can You Dig It?' Performed 4th April 1991
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Take That - 'Could It Be Magic' Performed 10th December 1992
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U2 - 'One' Performed 27th February 1992
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Shakespear's Sister - 'Stay' Performed 20th February 1992
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Radiohead - 'Creep' Performed 16th September 1993
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Oasis - 'Roll With It' Performed 3rd August 1995
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Blur - 'Country House' Performed 3rd August 1995
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A while back. we caught Liam and Noel in surprisingly chipper form, only to discover that Noel prefers miming and Liam wants to sing with Sophie Ellis-Bextor. We should probably just let them explain...