Chart Music: the Top Of The Pops Podcast
A podcast by Chart Music
208 Episodes
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#28: August 31st 1995 - Find A Girl, Settle Down, Kill Salman Rushdie
Published: 7/13/2018 -
#27 - May 6th 1982: We Form Like Voltron, And KGA Is The Head
Published: 6/18/2018 -
#26: August 9th 1984 - John Peel's Yummy Finger
Published: 5/31/2018 -
#25: June 22nd 1973 - Peppa Pig Versus The IRA Pub Bombers
Published: 5/21/2018 -
#24: July 31st 1986 - Toneh Adleh Aht Ter Spandaah Balleh
Published: 5/3/2018 -
#23: October 6th 1977 - Soul Rail Replacement Service
Published: 4/13/2018 -
#22: July 4th 1985 - A Horrible Time For Crisps, And For Pop
Published: 3/30/2018 -
#21: May 11th 1995 - Lisa's Dad Is Well Brexit
Published: 3/20/2018 -
#20: February 1st 1979 - Not My Favourite DJ Of All Times
Published: 2/27/2018 -
#19: June 15th 1989 - Remember Double Trouble’s Shirts? They Were Really Stylish
Published: 2/6/2018 -
#18: April 29th 1976 - Dave Lee Travis Stamping On A Human Face, Forever
Published: 1/23/2018 -
#17: December 25th 1973 - The Old Songs Are The Best
Published: 12/24/2017 -
#16: December 22nd 1983 - Hold On, Here Comes Jism
Published: 12/15/2017 -
#15: September 4th 1980 - BA Robertson’s Hairdresser Thinks It’s Fantastic
Published: 12/1/2017 -
#14: September 24th 1987 - A Grey and Pink-Flecked Gelled-Up Nightmare
Published: 11/20/2017 -
#13: November 16th 1978 - The Demon Prince of the Third Division
Published: 10/31/2017 -
#12 - March 16th 1994: No Wonder Northern Uproar Had To Happen
Published: 10/16/2017 -
#11 - January 14th 1982: David Van Day's Chart Music
Published: 9/20/2017 -
#10 - February 5th 1970: Tony Blackburn’s World-Famous Kneecap-Warmers
Published: 8/31/2017 -
#9 - April 11th 1974: She’s A WILF
Published: 8/17/2017
The podcast that takes one random episode of Top Of The Pops - the greatest TV Pop show ever - and breaks it down to its very last compound. Created by Sarah Bee, Neil Kulkarni, Taylor Parkes, Simon Price and David Stubbs (who all wrote for Melody Maker) and hosted by Al Needham (who didn't), it's an unflinching gaze into the open wound of pop culture and a celebration of Thursday evenings past. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.