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Top Of The Pops 1982 - BBC4
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koantemplation
16-09-2016
And to think that the phrase 'camel toe' wasn't invented yet.
FB1969
16-09-2016
7:55 next week, ok thanks Kid.
Torch81
16-09-2016
Oh and a great play out song. More quality pop!!

Audience need to shut the 'F' up though!
Rich Tea.
16-09-2016
I want the 2017 UK Eurovision entry to be a four piece group with 2 males and 2 females. That's how we do best.
nic6
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by blue screen:
“Couldn't take my eye's of that Bardo performance, loved it. What's that? She was singing with a bloke? Sorry, never noticed him at all”

LOL
Scott_Whitton
16-09-2016
Wee bit of Clare to finish, excellent.
SgtRock
16-09-2016
See you at 7:55 next week, then.

What a marvellous advert that edition was for the breadth and variety of pure pop music in 1982. Imagine what the modern-day equivalents of those acts would all sound like.
LittleGirlOf7
16-09-2016
A decent show tonight. Certainly better than last week.
MR_Pitkin
16-09-2016
I wonder why next weeks episode was aired at 7:55 back in 1982?
Torch81
16-09-2016
Shakatak aside, cracking edition!! Loved everything else. A very solid 9/10.
Rich Tea.
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by Torch81:
“Oh and a great play out song. More quality pop!!

Audience need to shut the 'F' up though! ”

Truly brill edition of TOTP tonight - no hesitation in giving it 9/10. Tempted to give it another half point on top of that but will hold back a bit.

I reckon a few regulars forgot it was on tonight.
footygirl
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by SgtRock:
“See you at 7:55 next week, then.

What a marvellous advert that edition was for the breadth and variety of pure pop music in 1982. Imagine what the modern-day equivalents of those acts would all sound like.”

And a first rate presenter too
blue screen
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by LittleGirlOf7:
“A decent show tonight. Certainly better than last week.”

Agreed, loved it.

The charts are actually very good in 1982 but sometimes the songs picked to be on TOTP (like last week) are pretty rubbish
Scott_Whitton
16-09-2016
I'll add another 9/10. All great apart from Shakatak. No edits either apart from Jk. Oh and the 7.55 start was due to Young Musician of the year.
UrsulaU
16-09-2016
Even though I can hardly read the comments on this small mobile screen - I would like to say - great episode - 7/10 with Simple Minds having the best song!! Although like Sgt Rock - I still haven't a clue what Jim is singing!!
Shakatak remind me of sitting in a wine bar with their music!!
ukcarter
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by Scott_Whitton:
“Thereze, Sally Ann and Jay and Cheryl still to come. This must've been a teenage boys dream come true”

If only they'd had the advantage of today's tattoos, piercings, silicone and botox.
Alex_Dowling
16-09-2016
What episode did Craig Fairbrass made his last appearance as a audience member/Cheerleader on?
UrsulaU
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by Scott_Whitton:
“Thereze, Sally Ann and Jay and Cheryl still to come. This must've been a teenage boys dream come true”

And Martin Kemp, Bryan Ferry, Jim Kerr & DVD was a teenage girl's!!
Tele_addict
16-09-2016
What songs were cut??
Alex_Dowling
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by Tele_addict:
“What songs were cut??”

Only the songs on Jonathan King's US Chart Report.
Westy2
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by Alex_Dowling:
“What episode did Craig Fairbrass made his last appearance as a audience member/Cheerleader on?”

Was Jeff 'Reg Hollis' Stewart a regular audience member or was he just lucky during 'The Safety Dance'?
Gulftastic
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by Westy2:
“Was Jeff 'Reg Hollis' Stewart a regular audience member or was he just lucky during 'The Safety Dance'?”

Biding his time till he could appear in Sam Brown's 'Can I Get A Witness' video...
faversham saint
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by footygirl:
“On a different topic can anyone remember a Top Tens programme which had some songs that were not so good presented by Keith Chegwin

Think the top ten included

10. St Winifred's School Choir
9. Joe Dolce
8. Renee and Renato
7. Goombay Dance Band
6. Clive Dunn
5. Keith Harris and Orville
4. The Wurzels
3.
2.
1. Black Lace”

Yes - it was called 'Top Ten: Really Awful Records' and broadcast on Channel 4 circa January 1999 - I don't remember any of the 8 acts listed above - the only two I recall were Jilted John and Althea and Donna's Up Town Top Rankin' which presumably are the two which slipped your mind.

Originally Posted by SgtRock:
“Is "Instinction" even a word?”

Can anyone explain the meaning of "Stealing cake to eat the moon"

Originally Posted by Cat Simon:
“The male singer in Bardo is a bit...1976.”

Didn't Stephen Fischer previously appear on TOTP in June 1976 as the shorter of the two front men in New Edition singing the new 'Seaside Special' theme tune Sunshine Saturday ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eL7N6Xd1kos

Originally Posted by Straker:
“Bit racy at the end there.”

I thought the mutual pelvic thrusts on all fours at the beginning were nearer the knuckle.
Rich Tea.
16-09-2016
Originally Posted by Jason C:
“England World Cup Squad make their way into the charts ”

Which is a bit strange when you consider it is only 15th April tonight and the 1982 World Cup didn't even begin for another couple of months until 13th June with the Final on Sunday 11th July. Yet the track peaked at No2 in the first week of May. It dropped out of the forty in the week before the competition began. The Scottish World Cup Squad one did much the same too and was gone long before the World Cup started. That one had the actor from Gregory's Girl, John Gordon Sinclair on vocal and I think on TOTP, making No6. I wonder how many English bought it? I think it's fair to say that any Scots would have more likely bought the German or Polish World Cup single before the England one.

Meanwhile I was amused to see that a poll in Scotland finds that Mrs May is more popular than Sturgeon.
Brummy Girl
16-09-2016
I hope you don't mind me gatecrashing the party.

I've really been enjoying these 1982 episodes with today's one, 15th April 1982, being the best one so far. If Smash Hits magazine made an edition of TOTP then that would have been it (with the exception of that hold music/lift muzak from Shackatak).

I have no first hand memory of the year (I was born in Oct 78 so would have only been 3 1/2 during this time) but I have always loved music from the early 80s.

I do like Roxy Music. I imagine when Bryan Ferry wakes up in the morning he looks effortlessly cool, no morning bed head for him. Even eating his breakfast he probably puts on his best suit.

Do we get to see Adam Ant performing Goody Two Shoes in the studio where he moves around the studio between different sets with various girls dancing behind him or is it Yewtreed?
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