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ChartLife

ChartLife

By: Juliet Harris and Ed Biggs
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 The UK Top 40 Singles Chart, thirty years ago this week! Counting down the charts, analysing and picking apart all the new entries, from the platinum-selling hits to the forgotten gems.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
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  • 27th August 1995 - Britpop Continues to Reign Supreme (Ep2)

    27th August 1995 - Britpop Continues to Reign Supreme (Ep2)
    Aug 27 2025

    Welcome back to ChartLife! Juliet and Ed count down the UK Top 40 Singles Chart from 27th August 1995 - Michael Jackson, De'lacy and the theme from 'Friends' are new entries attempting to dislodge Blur and Oasis from the top two!

    Also featuring new entries from Echobelly, Montell Jordan and the late, great Scatman John!

    Each week we count down the Top 40 in its entirety, casting judgments and side-eyes at every single new entry, from the bangers to the clangers.

    Check out the entire chart via our Spotify playlist (except Blair and Ali Campbell!) here:

    https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7xnOfp0qyruXuVQLQDRtnu?si=pMAB3Lg2QdeFN7ZQjDepow
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    1 hr and 32 mins
  • 20th August 1995 - The Battle of Britpop (Ep1)

    20th August 1995 - The Battle of Britpop (Ep1)
    Aug 19 2025

    Welcome to ChartLife! Juliet and Ed count down the UK Top 40 Singles Chart from 20th August 1995 - a.k.a. The Battle of Britpop, when Blur and Oasis duked it out for Number One!

    Also featuring new entries from Madonna, Björk, Clock, The Charlatans, Real McCoy and loads more!

    Each week we count down the Top 40 in its entirety, casting judgments and side-eyes at every single new entry, from the bangers to the clangers.

    Check out the entire chart via our Spotify playlist (except Happy Clappers and Ali Campbell!) here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7fU13rzrPUEoXQAienFGRe
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    1 hr and 39 mins
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