So most of us are from an era when the charts meant something - often a lot - to our daydreaming old selves so this round delves into our relationships with the much coveted but often derided no 1 hit single.
The UK chart was launched in 1952 and the Irish one in 1962 so there's plenty to choose from.
Please be sure your tracks were actually at number 1 IN THE UK OR IRELAND - I will check (but please be sure to Google before me to confirm).
Maybe you hate a track because of the music, or that it was mediocre and kept another great track off number 1. Someone else might LOVE that very same track for the very reason that it kept something they hated off the no. 1 spot. Maybe you love a track because it was the first to do something (female, black artist or whatever) or again, maybe you just loved the music.
The charts were an amazing thing that are now sadly meaningless. One of the casualties of the digital age and, like me, I'm sure you often pause in front of an old Top of the Pops or Reeling in the Years and wonder at the power of the number 1 single and how evocative they could be.
I suspect this one might require a bit of research so will leave open until Wednesday evening.
The UK chart was launched in 1952 and the Irish one in 1962 so there's plenty to choose from.
Please be sure your tracks were actually at number 1 IN THE UK OR IRELAND - I will check (but please be sure to Google before me to confirm).
Maybe you hate a track because of the music, or that it was mediocre and kept another great track off number 1. Someone else might LOVE that very same track for the very reason that it kept something they hated off the no. 1 spot. Maybe you love a track because it was the first to do something (female, black artist or whatever) or again, maybe you just loved the music.
The charts were an amazing thing that are now sadly meaningless. One of the casualties of the digital age and, like me, I'm sure you often pause in front of an old Top of the Pops or Reeling in the Years and wonder at the power of the number 1 single and how evocative they could be.
I suspect this one might require a bit of research so will leave open until Wednesday evening.
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