On this date in 1984
Frankie Goes to Hollywood went straight into the UK charts at No.1 with Two Tribes.
Here's a reminder of the
7", 12" singles, picture discs and the cassette single which kept us enthralled and the
track at No.1 for nine weeks over summer '84
On this day in 1984, Frankie Goes To Hollywood began a nine-week stay at the top of the UK singles chart with Two Tribes.
Here we look at the making of the epic Welcome To The Pleasuredome album: https://t.co/lG9SdWm9tu
Orchestral Manoeuvres
in the Dark on the front
cover of #SmashHits
with Thompson Twins,
China Crisis and Wham! wired for sound around this time in 1983.
Thank you to everyone who has voted for Joy Division/New Order to be inducted into the 2025 @rockhall!
A reminder that the fan vote is still open, and you can cast new votes daily.
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On this day in 1973, Pink Floyd released their eighth studio album “The Dark Side of the Moon” featuring “Money" “Us and Them" “Breathe” and "Time"
The album is among the most critically acclaimed records in history charting for 962 weeks with estimated sales of over 45 million.
Today’s a historic date in the world of punk rock...
On this day in 1977, The Damned released “Damned, Damned Damned” - the first full-length album put out by a UK punk band featuring singles “New Rose” and “Neat Neat Neat”
On this day in 1984, Thompson Twins released their fourth studio album “Into the Gap” featuring singles “Hold Me Now" “Doctor! Doctor!" “You Take Me Up" “Sister of Mercy” and “The Gap"