The UK chart in 1993 was a proper mixed bag. Whilst acts from the late eighties and big established stars were still putting out material, new artists from diverse ends of the music spectrum such as alternative, boy bands, emerging britpop and even the zeitgeist of the time, Ragga were all throwing their hats into the ring to prise money from young music-buying kid’s hands.
Join Simon & Lez as they cover the singles and albums charts from March 1993 and get into life at the time. We have a big Iron Maiden discussion, reminisce about Lez’s holiday with...
The UK chart in 1993 was a proper mixed bag. Whilst acts from the late eighties and big established stars were still putting out material, new artists from diverse ends of the music spectrum such as alternative, boy bands, emerging britpop and even the zeitgeist of the time, Ragga were all throwing their hats into the ring to prise money from young music-buying kid’s hands.
Join Simon & Lez as they cover the singles and albums charts from March 1993 and get into life at the time. We have a big Iron Maiden discussion, reminisce about Lez’s holiday with Madonna, decide if Lenny Kravitz is any good at all and run the rule over Shaggy, Jamiroquai, Ugly Kid Joe, Therapy? & East 17.
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Produced by Ning@studio2
Title music by StewyD & Del Jones
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