Dan and Dave react to, review and analyse the top 25 biggest-selling singles in UK chart history.

This week, Dan and Dave discuss number 10 - Wham!'s Last Christmas. We'll be talking about the song itself, its background and context, discuss the artist, and comment on its lasting impact on the music industry.

We also taste some 'Blue' "wine drink", talk about lost movies and the Universal Music Group fire.

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Dan and Dave react to, review and analyse the top 25 biggest-selling singles in UK chart history.

This week, Dan and Dave discuss number 12 - Boney M's Mary's Boy Child. We'll be talking about the song itself, its background and context, discuss the artist, and comment on its lasting impact on the music industry.

We also discuss Milli Vanilli, fakery in music and our favourite Christmas hits. Don't forget to follow us on

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Dan and Dave react to, review and analyse the top 25 biggest-selling singles in UK chart history.

This week, Dan and Dave discuss number 11, Wet Wet Wet's Love Is All Around.

We'll be talking about the song itself, its background and context, discuss the artist, and comment on its lasting impact on the music industry. We also discuss Brian Eno's oblique strategies, our favourite Scottish artists and much more...

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Dan and Dave react to, review and analyse the top 25 biggest-selling singles in UK chart history.

This week, Dan and Dave discuss number 13, I Just Called To Say I Love You by Stevie Wonder. We'll be talking about the song itself, its background and context, and comment on Stevie Wonder's impact on the music industry.

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What's Diddy doing? How's Puff Daddy handling Covid? And why is P Diddy's handwriting so bad?

Dan, Dave and special guest Sean talk about actor, rapper and producer Sean Combs. Catch up on all the news about the "I'll Be Missing You" singer's 'White Parties', plus what he's been up to during the coronavirus pandemic.

Listen to Sean's podcast "Perverted by Language": https://shows.acast.com/perverted-by-language

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Dan and Dave react to, review and analyse the top 25 biggest-selling singles in UK chart history.

This week, Dan and Dave discuss everything wrong with number 14, the absolutely awful Unchained Melody by Robson Green and Jerome Flynn - easily the worst song we've reacted to yet...

We'll be talking about the song itself, its background and context, discuss the pitiful career of Robson and Jerome, and comment on Unchained Melody's impact on the music industry. We also discuss the infamous Simon Cowell, and the songs we'd like to hear Captain Tom cover (we recorded this show before Captain Sir Tom's sad passing and our thoughts are with his family at this time).

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Dan and Dave react to, review and analyse the top 25 biggest-selling singles in UK chart history.

This week, Dan and Dave discuss number 15, Bryan Adam's (Everything I Do) I Do It For You. We'll be talking about the song itself, its background and context, discuss the artist, and comment on its lasting impact on the music industry. We also discuss Kevin Costner, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, Waterworld, Alan Rickman and much more!

Dan and Dave react to the death of murderer and music producer Phil Spector. We discuss the life of Lana Clarkson, the separation between musicians and their music, and how the media focuses on the perpetrator and not the criminal.

This bonus episode features special guest Andy Wrintmore, Frome Town Councillor and Deputy Mayor, and drummer in the punk band Sickones.

Listen to The Giant Pod with Andy Wrintmore: https://linktr.ee/AndyWrintmore

Dan and Dave react to, review and analyse the top 25 biggest-selling singles in UK chart history. This week, Dan and Dave discuss number 16 - Aqua's Barbie Girl.

We'll be talking about the song itself, its background and context, discuss the artist, and comment on its lasting impact on the music industry. We also discuss the Kinks, the music scene in 1998, copyright lawsuits, and how Barbie Girl influenced Euro Dance Pop and the Eurovision Song Contest.

As ever, we'll try to link the song back to Kanye West in our regular feature: Tenuous Kanye!

Dan and Dave take a look at the 25 biggest selling singles in UK chart history.

This week, Dan and Dave discuss number 17 - Cher's Believe. We'll be talking about the song itself, its background and context, discuss the artist, and comment on its lasting impact on the music industry.

We'll also be talking about K Pop, Nicholas Cage, Harry and Meghan's (inferior) podcast and a whole lot more...