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What was number 1 in the music chart the day you were born. Mine was "Get it on" by T-Rex. Number 1 in the UK charts. I hate T-Rex always have,makes me wail like a baby even now.The whole Glam thing aaarrgghhh what were my parents generation thinking? Bowie I Love and i can just about cope with Mott the Hoople but Mud, The Sweet give me a break. anyhoo's what about you ?
Hard to Say I'm Sorry - Chicago
......Huh, I guess some will view that as ironic
....Eye of The Tiger - Survivor was #1 in the UK when I was born.
it was called "No Such Thing as a Conspiracy.....EVER"
:rolleyes:
here were the lyrics:
"Its impossible for powerful greedy people
to get together in secret and plan
a very evil agenda---
no way on Earth could it ever happen to Man"
then the chorus went like this:
"I trust my government
they would never do me harm
I want their mainstream news stories to keep comin'
To keep me safe and warm"
(hey Miles hurry up and read this, its a gasser)
:mad: Its only make believe: Conway Twitty. Uk
:eek: The Chipmonk song; christmas dont be late.. David Sevill and the chipmonks. US
:cool: A pub with no beer. Slim Dusty. Australia
The Real ThingYou To Me Are Everything22-06-1976
Which only just took the top spot on my birthday! They took it from:
The WurzelsCombine Harvester (Brand New Key)08-06-1976 ;D
In the US it was one of our own:
Paul McCartney - Silly Love Songs - spent 5 weeks at No1
AWWW Brockton is all sensitive about his age;DQuote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
Eddie Grant; I don't wanna dance.
My Old Man's A Dustman, March 28th 19 60.;D
Under the Moon of Love by Showaddywaddy
Never heard of it.
I researched it online. And it says "you can't touch this" by mc hammer. wtf?
I'd be well happy with thatQuote:
Originally Posted by :::PSL:::
Same as me :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mattyhitman