FIVE STAR UK SINGLES RATE 1983-1991 TOUCH HAS LANDED No 1 REVEALED.
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Another Weekend was probably the most memorable out of that last batch I think.
Was that 2005 remix planned for a single release then? Or just for the club's only?
I have the CD single. Proper jewel case and artwork rather than a CD-R promo type affair. I doubt they expected significant sales though.
The artwork is atrocious (worse than the Silk & Steel reissue).
Ah, so a release of sorts then.
Complete Popinjustice that this flopped so hard, it's Top 5 Five Star for me.:format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-433942-1520100383-4165.jpeg.jpg)
There's A Brand New World, just over one month since the last release September 1988 saw this track spend just 2 weeks on the chart failing to go Top 40
Entered chart 17/09/1988 61-64 Weeks On Chart 2 Highest Position 61.
Great cover art too.
I am living for their Michael Jackson meets Taylor Dayne cosplay.
What a bunch of mean muthas...
I have no doubt that you are!!
I am living for their Michael Jackson meets Taylor Dayne cosplay.
Yes they were fooling no one really were they?
Well they'd just emerged into a post-apocalyptic world where their sales had been nuked by the previous album. Tough times call for some tough outfits.
Just found this single EP on Apple Music
This is my favourite Five Star album track (@WhatKindOfKylie? approach with extreme caution, it sounds like a Pat Benatar song!)
Oddly then the B-side sounds like Louise!
Was this a single anywhere?
This is my favourite Five Star album track (@WhatKindOfKylie? approach with extreme caution, it sounds like a Pat Benatar song!)
Oddly then the B-side sounds like Louise!
Was this a single anywhere?
Surprisingly I Give You Give made the UK top 100 on release in 1995. #83 in fact.
What About Me Baby was not a single.
What About Me Baby was not a single.
I wondered why it had a video. It is a boptastic cross between 90s Louise and Britney's Autumn Goodbye!
What About Me Baby would have made a good (flop) single.
My fave B side was "Beat 47" the flipside to "Let me be the one":
and on the same 12 inch - you got this brilliant mix of "All fall down" (my sister had the 12 inch single back in Summer 1985):
I think this is their last video.... if you can call it that. I was horrified when I saw how cheap it was. Their previous video must have blown the budget:
I only knew about it when I happened upon it in an independent record store at time of release. It made #84 in UK.
I Give You Give had a reasonable amount of radio airplay locally in Manchester and I had hoped it might actually have been a hit.
Denice is pregnant in both videos so couldn’t rock the choreography.
Where he should always be. Vile man.