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Going to the Chapel and we're gonna get married! This week we lighten the mood a little - if that's possible - by turning into wedding DJs and picking our first five songs to get the dance floor filled. Obviously after the buffet and once a couple of drinks have been consumed. Expect an eclectic mix to say the least.
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Who is the greatest talent of the last 40 years? It's a tough call but Prince must have a strong claim. In this week's episode we take our box set format and come up with a Prince sampler to introduce the Minneapolis Maestro's work. So join Neil, Adam, Ben and Paul as we go in through the out door and explore his Purple Reign.
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The World Cup of 1978 - a year where post punk emerged but disco was still topping the charts. Soundtrack singles were huge and pure pop was finding the charts crowded with interlopers. This week Adam, Ben and Paul kick around 32 songs from '78 to try and find the year's best track.
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Possibly the greatest label in history, Motown is responsible for any number of classic songs that not only defined an era but live on in our collective music consciousness. This week, Adam, Ben and Paul set out to rank 20 of Motown's finest. So what and who will come out on top? Marvin, Stevie, Diana, The Temptations, Smokey, Four Tops, Supremes or Martha? Grapevine, My Girl, Superstition, My Girl or Reach Out? Have a listen and feel free to suggest your Motown favourite on our Instagram feed.
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Vinyl is back in a big way, but for some of us it never went away. This week on See You Down The Front we're joined by Anthony Nyland, co-owner of Liverpool's Dig Vinyl store to discuss best dressed albums and the joys of finding rare and unexpected records in surprising places.
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There's no doubt that New York is one of the world's great music cities, and this week Ben, Paul and Adam set themselves the task of picking 20 songs to represent this fine metropolis. But what would make your list of New York's finest?
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This week Paul, Ben and Adam discuss golden years - not the Bowie single, but periods in a band's career when they could seemingly do no wrong. Each of us picks several examples where bands enjoyed a glorious run of albums and were clearly at the top of their game.
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We're back with Volume 2 of our Best of Britain having missed out some absolute bangers from our first list of 20 songs and artists. Looks like a third will be on the cards, too, as Paul, Adam and Ben agonise over who should or shouldn't make the cut.
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Sometimes, for whatever reason, a career never reaches the heights you think it should. Bands break up, an early single is the best they'll ever do, contract disputes stall early promise - it could be one or many factors that get in the way. This week Paul, Adam and Ben pick out five examples each where promise was less fulfilled than it might have been.
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It's World Cup year 1987 and a battle between such chart heavyweights as Madonna, Pet Shop Boys, George Michael and Prince, the year's breakout star Terence Trent D'Arby , rap giants like Eric B & Rakim and the growing influence of Stock, AItken and Waterman. Listen as Neil, Paul, Adam and Ben whittle 32 tracks down to an ultimate winner.
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