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At number 26 is an absolute banger from Republica
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Preferred Saffron in N-Joi. Different vibe. Fit either way though.

Es un auténtico bombazo de technopop y rock alternativo que te inyecta adrenalina desde el primer segundo. ⚡ 🤔 Dato Curioso: Aunque la canción fue un éxito mundial, existen dos versiones diferentes del video musical. La versión original se grabó en un tejado, pero tras el éxito masivo, grabaron una segunda versión más producida para conquistar el mercado estadounidense. 🚀🇬🇧

Aged brilliantly this.

Aaah memories. What happened to the UK?

Sunderland 🔥

It absolutely hurts that time travel isn’t possible 😭😭😭

I loved her back then. Great tune 👌🏻

Ah man I was mates with Saff for ages, she used to drink in The Farm Tavern in Brighton where my Mrs worked.

From the rooftop shout it out!!! 🤭

Havin' it!

Amo ❤️

Hyundai used this track in 2000 for an advert for the UEFA Euro 2000 competition, which featured the brand new Hyundai Coupé.

Britpop by committee

I remember the Hyundai commercial played this song. Drop dead gorgeous was great too.

Makes me want to go to Halfords for great deals on a new Garmin SatNav and a 4-person tent.

Dreadful, shouty shite. She sounded better on Chesney’s hit.

@Scorchio_

Cracking list 👍🇮🇪🙌

Apart from blondie name a female fronted band you can name all the male band members?

Sky Sports Football tune in the 90’s

Original mix was good with heavy guitars. Then, UK bosses softened it with electronica. Ironically, everyone I knew preferred the original ?

Gosh I love this song.

Still roughin people up with this one

I like this song.

All day long on Absolute years in and years out .......must be minted of single!

I love Drop Dead Gorgeous too

Saw her supporting Paul Weller and friends at Crystal Palace. What a voice and what a performer.

Hard to choose if I prefer this or drop dead gorgeous 🤔 both are absolute bangers

Loved that song!!

Great song, written by Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees. *I might have made that up

Mad crush on Saffron back then.


