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IT'S THE GREAT FAME ACADEMY CHART BATTLE THE WORLD* (*about 14 people) HAS BEEN WAITING FOR: Alex 'I would rather be on a trapeze right now' Parks vs Lemar, If there's any justice in the world (see what I did there) Maybe That's What It Takes will take it, but pop music and the music charts are never simple.

Also on the show: Mis-Teeq shill a flop line of hip-hop dolls, James Busted is revealed as the writer of an iconic Saturdays song, and Kimberley Girls Aloud reveals her shocking opinion about donkeys. All that plus music from Westlife, Pet Shop Boys, Shania Twain, Kelly Clarkson and more.

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This time 20 years ago, two of the biggest pop stars of all time teamed up. Nope, it's not Javine and Ronan Keating (though they're both of this week's chart too) but Britney Spears and Madonna. Can the combined talents of the queen and princess of pop beat Busted. The British record buying love them...just don't trust them to do your dishes, as a very weird Top of the Pops Magazine interview discussed.

On this week's edition of The 2000s Chart Show, we're discussing all those iconic pop music acts and more, with 'new' tracks from Missy Elliott, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Melanie C, Basement Jaxx and one of the best songs ever written (and this time, I don't mean some random Amy Studt track that only I care about I mean it for real!)

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Kylie's dancing on towels, Blazin Squad have released their "consensual bumming anthem" and Robbie Williams' daughter may be the future of journalism...it could only be another week of The 2000s Chart Show, celebrating the pop music of 20 years ago one singles chart at a time.

With new releases from all the above plus Goldfrapp, Jet, Johnny Cash, Matt Goss and two cursed acts I can't even bring myself to talk about.

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This week on the podcast celebrating the singles chart from this time 20 years ago, two of the maddest male pop stars of the 2000s face off as Lee from Blue and Daniel Bedingfield both have new singles out. Elsewhere, Sugababes try to hold on to their number one, Mark Ronson makes his chart debut and Ashanti gets real about her experiences in the music industry. All that plus iconic 00s pop music from Fatman Scoop, Liberty X, Hilary Duff, Stacie Orrico and more.

Full list of tracks of this week's edition of The 2000s Chart Show:

50 Cent - PIMP

Amy Studt - Under the Thumb

Ashanti - Rain on Me

Beyonce - Baby Boy

Big Brovaz - Baby Boy

Black Eyed Peas - Where is the Love

Blu Cantrell - Breathe

Blue - Guilty

British Sea Power - Remember Me

Chingy - Right Thurr

Craig David - World Filled With Love

Damien Rice - Cannonball

Daniel Bedingfield - Friday

David Guetta - Just A Little More Love

Delta Goodrem - Innocent Eyes

The Darkness - I Believe in a Thing Called Love

Dido - White Flag

Elton John - Are You Ready For Love

Emma Bunton - Maybe

Erasure - Oh L'Amour

Fabolous - Into You

Fatman Scoop - Be Faithful

Hilary Duff - So Yesterday

Ian Van Dahl - I Can't Let You Go

Jamelia - Superstar

Kevin Lyttle - Turn Me On

Liberty X - Jumpin'

Mark Ronson - Ooh Wee

Nickelback - Someday

Obie Trice - Got Some Teeth

Rachel Stevens - Sweet Dreams My LA Ex

REM - Bad Day

S Club 8 - Sundown

Sheryl Crow - The First Cut is the Deepest

Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Mixed Up World

Stacie Orrico - There's Gotta Be More to Life

Sugababes - Hole in the Head

Super Furry Animals - Hello Sunshine

Texas - Carnival Girl

Ultrabeat - Pretty Green Eyes

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In this episode of the podcast that celebrates the UK top 40 chart from 20 years ago every week, we have one of the best line-ups of new releases we have had so far. Emma Bunton releases the best solo Spice Girls song there ever was (NO ARGUMENTS), Sophie Ellis-Bextor releases one of the most under-rated comeback singles of all time and the Sugababes enter their imperial phase with Hole in the Head.

For fans of 2000s pop music, these are joined by new releases from 50 Cent, Kevin Lyttle, R.E.M., David Guetta, Erasure, Craig David, Chingy, The Beautiful South and more.

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AUDIO SHOULD BE FIXED NOW!!! As I'm writing this I've just got home from seeing Madonna. I'm alive with the spirit of pop music. How can I write about Fast Food Rockers after what I've seen.

Nevertheless, write about Fast Food Rockers I must. They are one of the 14 new entries we talk about this week on your favourite podcast about 2000s pop music nostalgia. That plus much more hilarious music conversation. Find out which Britpop band features Richard Osmond from Pointless' brother. Which band's bassist is one of the most boring people in the world. And of course, the true identity of Banksy. Maybe. Plus the usual bad accents and general fun.

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Pop music is one of the most life-affirming forces on earth, but it has its dark side. In the latest episode of our 00s nostalgia podcast, we delve into the shocking stories behind some of 2003's biggest hits. From tragic swimming pool accidents to finding out about being dropped from your label in the shadiest way possible, we get into some pop music tales you've probably never heard before.

...But that doesn't mean that we're not also dealing with the usual pop music nonsense, hilarity and throwback tunes.

This week's episode of The 2000s Chart Show features the following songs:

Amy Studt - Under the Thumb

Big Brovaz - Baby Boy

Black Eyed Peas - Where is the Love

Blu Cantrell feat. Sean Paul - Breathe

Busted - Sleeping with the Light On

Christina Aguilera feat. Lil' Kim - Can't Hold Us Down

Clea - Download It

The Darkness - I Believe in a Thing Called Love

Delta Goodrem - Innocent Eyes

Dido - White Flag

DMX - Where the Hood At

Elton John - Are You Ready For Love

Elvis Presley - Rubberneckin'

Evanescence - Going Under

Gareth Gates - Sunshine

Hope of the States - Enemies Friends

Jamelia - Superstar

Jurgen Vries feat. Shena - Wilderness

Justin Timberlake - Broken Silence

Kelly Clarkson - Miss Independent

Lemar - Dance (With U)

Louise - Pandora's Kiss

Lumidee - Never Leave You (Uh Oooh Uh Oooh)

Mary J Blige feat. Method Man - Love At 1st Sight

Metallica - Frantic

Milk & Sugar feat. Lizzy Pattinson - Let the Sunshine In

Morjac feat. Raz Conway - Stars

Muse - Time Is Running Out

Nelly, P. Diddy & Murphy Lee - Shake Ya Tailfeather

Nickelback - Someday

Poloroid - So Damn Beautiful

Rachel Stevens - Sweet Dreams My LA Ex

S Club 8 - Sundown

Sean Paul - Like Glue

So Solid Crew - Broken Silence

Travis - Re-Offender

Turin Brakes - 5 Mile (These Are the Days)

UD Project - Summer Jam

Ultrabeat - Pretty Green Eyes

Westlife - Hey Whatever

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Your favourite podcast that every week relives the UK top 40 from 20 years ago is back with some big pop music hitters. Elvis Presley has have been dead for 26 years in 2003 but that doesn't stop him for going for his 18th number one single on the charts. Delta Goodrem won't let a serious health scare stop her from trying to get the top spot with Innocent Eyes. And Clea won't let being rejected by the British public AND Javine stop them from being one of the 2000s' best flop girl bands.

All that and new singles from Evanescence, The Darkness, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Metallica, Feeder (joy) and Jurgen Vries,

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