Best time of my life 1997-2001. The music ..the fashion...the youth I had. Pity about my eyebrows. They never came back !!! Such a magical time. Music was fantastic
😂😂 i feel you!!! We well and truly over plucked back then. The thin brow was in. Mine havent grown back either. Thankgod make up has improved since then. Merry Christmas to you ❤🎄☃️🥂
How stange i was thinking the same thing watching this , what a really shit time we are living in right now. Oh well let's all enjoy what it used to be like from now on . March 2020 😎👍😎👍🍷
Completely my friend! The world's went to shit! Music now on the whole is depressing rather than uplifting plus everyone is glued to their stupid little mobiles! Take me back to the 90s! Please! 🙄
90s is when the music started to die...even prince whom I think was one of the greatest and most talented artist, wasn’t up to much in the 90s. Now it’s all depressing music or about fighting, bring back yellow polka dot bikini
My Thursday after school Grange hill 16:30 Neighbours 17:00 Home and away 17:30 Gamesmaster 18:00 Hollyoaks 18:30 TOTP 19:00 EastEnders 19:30 The Bill 20:00 Then homework lol
Grange Hill, Gamesmaster and TOTP were on my evening timetable also before I did my homework. Not mention the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Thankfully in 1996 I was able to add the Simpsons to that list, when the BBC gained the rights to show it and that was a big deal for a lot of kids who didn't have Sky. TV was different back then because a lot of families couldn't afford Sky (or Cable) like they can today which meant terrestrial programming from the five major channels had a lot more variety. This also meant fighting for supremacy over the remote control with you siblings ha ha.
ime a yr older than u but still think the 60s,70s and 80s were better decades for music but enjoyed alot of the 90s too...god knows whats happened to music since?
I was 16 when this aired... remember watching this. Miss TOTP. Though, I probably wouldn't watch it now with the songs that would be on it. TOPT2 for me 😅
I remember at that time stuff from the 80s seemed SO old fashioned, there was really a quantum leap in style by the mid 90s. I don't think there's been such a huge shift since.
@@jonnykhatru yes it went from the 80s with that kinda scaffolding stage sets with things hanging down to a more sleeker look with better lighting, very trancy, house, dance nightclub looking
There's a big difference in visual style between the early 90's and mid/ late 90's. Early 90's was a different era. By late 90's, you can recognise the period haircuts and clothes, but apart from that things haven't changed that much style wise (although obviously technology has).
The 90s was the cross over stage from the 80s to the new generation. The Bee Gees were still having hits, and the music was still fantastic. great era.
We may not have realized it back then. But what fantastic times the 80s and 90s were in every way compared to the all together shit world we live in right now.
Ian wright wright presenting, world-class music. It's only now I realise how good Prince really was, even though I've seen him live. What an underrated guitarist.
The year no doubt burst onto the scene with ‘Don’t Speak’, I also started going nightclubbing at the tender age of 15 lol with my fake ID that never worked 🤣 Best times ever.
I'll only remember it for decency's sake. Mostly, due to streaming and TH-cam counting towards the chart now, it will be mostly festive songs entering the December Top Forties nowadays.
4:03 Ohmigosh! I’d been waiting for Republica to appear after buying the single from my local independent music store. I was 16 when this aired and I still remember how Saffron took my breath away! 😊 Watching her perform again gave me goosebumps and told me I have a “type” and she’s still it! 🤣
Back in those days we didn’t realise how good and iconic Top of the Pops was. It’s like they say you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone. Each week was pretty much a little time capsule of pop music and culture wrapped up in a 30 minute or so segment. Happy days and good times. I sometimes like to watch shows like this and pretend I’m living back in the 90’s 😂, even if just for a little while.
Man! The memories. I was 17 years old spending the whole summer in hot Brisbane, Australia and sure I watched this at the time. What a time to be alive. I’m 40 now, where did the time go?
Love this, even though there's a bit of fuzz on the actual video tape. 1997, the year of the Spice Girls. Wish I had a time machine. Loved video recorders, loved having no mobile phones, loved no Internet, loved no social media. Loved that everywhere still had a high street full of shops and shoppers by the thousand. Everything was easier, simpler, just honest. No skanks, no click here and have your bank account wiped. Loved that we all back then knew how to have a conversation with each other, instead of walking around with our heads down using our thumbs. What the hell went wrong, things are supposed to get better....aren't they....?
I was only 11 at the and I remember all these songs like they came out yesterday. As well as being a devout TOTP viewer since the early 90s if not the late 80s, I'm almost certain I had the Now comp which most of these were on. I was a bit in love with Saffron and Ready To GO was always a fave. I've somehow managed to see Republica live twice within the last 10 years - once in London and once in Tel Aviv.
@@annach7914 Some did, yeah - particularly older people. A lot of people used to have their headphones on, listening to music and watching the world around them
I was just 16 years old in 1997, Damn, How the passage of time hurts sometimes, You just realize the obvious, Life is a cycle that one day will end, one day, funny enough, some people will be cherishing over 2019 stuff like we cherish about 1997
Maybe. I found myself back at college recently and was shocked by the number of kids who despise modern chart music, and instead listen to the 80s/90s stuff I grew up with. Back in the 90s I simply didn't know any youngsters who were rejecting all the major acts of the period, and raking through dad's 60s records in search of fulfilment.
@@jpalvarez4972 yeah my kids are the same. They don't even know the modern 'artists' names half the time. But they love anything from the past. 80s and 90s even the 70s and many different genres. No one was like that when I was a teen in the 90s.
I feel today's pop music, is all about showing how much money they have and how many music tracks they can sell. Music should be appreciated and respected not rammed in our ears where ever you are.
I’m baffled how YT has managed to throw a random episode of TOTP at me from the 90s, and 1997 no less, without an Oasis track in sight on the entire top 40. None of the artists featured here relate to any of my search history.
I was at the taping of this. at the end wrighty gave the whole audience a lecture about the plight of the endangered tazmanian tree frog, then handed out bags of half eaten scampi nik-naks to everyone as we left... top bloke.
That's enough about the frog, the question I need an answer to is. Were they half eaten bags of scampi nik-naks, or was each individual nik-nak in each of the bags bitten in half with half of it eaten and the other half returned to the pack? And did Wrighty do all the eating by himself?
@@this_is_a_tiny_town each nik-nak was bitten in half then replaced in the packet (you have to remember, this was the 90s). the mystery of exactly who ate them still has never been solved... wrighty denied it under oath, and passed a polygraph test
The best version of the Source with you've got the love in my opinion. Never hear this version on the radio today, only the one that opens with the synth.
Agreed, I always adored this incarnation of the song. Florence + the Machine covered it in 2009, and you still hear her version on the radio sometimes. It's not bad, but it doesn't touch the original (and I say this as a big F+TM fan).
I wish I had had the chance to live in that world as an adult, when adults were adults, but I was a child. Now as an adult, I have to live in a childish idiotic world full of children who think they are adults. I thought this was just the way it was back then, this was just how music was. I never released what a special and short lived time it really was going to be.
I absolutely remember this episode of TOTP like it was yesterday! Every one of the featured songs bring back so many memories i could cry. At the time i was 16 (almost 17) and at college and without knowing that i was about to embark one of the darkest periods of my life. The early part of 1997 was the last of the greatness for me for the best part of 10 years. This music always makes me feel happy and warm inside.
@@prpwnage9296 Rubbish, you start to have memories/know your surroundings when your around 3 years old-this is a fact. Now if I were to say I remember things from 8 months old then that is rubbish!
The Bee Gees nailed that performance, the song couldn't be more truer 21 years later. Robin and Maurice gone ( and Andy too, 30 years ago ). Well executed performance nevertheless.
I think 1997 might have been one the best years for pop in the 90s. In the 7 years since 1990 music technology improved so much to give a sound that seems more aligned with modern music than the music of 1990.
My Favourite year of music is 1989 (Roses, Mondays and all that, plus De La Soul, Pixies early acid house)... But I think the best, since the 60s, is 1997... Great 'Pop' scene with Spice Girls, and crossover Britpop bits and some excellent dance tunes.... But also, don't forget the fantastic albums released in 1997, The Verve, Spiritualised, Radiohead.... And many more.
incredible how 20+ years later i still remember each and one of them while i cannot remember the latest "hit"i heard on radio last month
Same :-)
It`s a Beaver song.
@Jay M Ok Lil Snowflake
That's because you're out of touch. Nothing wrong with that.
So true!!!!! I don’t even know the names of any bands or solo artists that are popular now.
Best time of my life 1997-2001. The music ..the fashion...the youth I had. Pity about my eyebrows. They never came back !!! Such a magical time. Music was fantastic
😂😂 i feel you!!! We well and truly over plucked back then. The thin brow was in. Mine havent grown back either. Thankgod make up has improved since then. Merry Christmas to you ❤🎄☃️🥂
I wore my first pair off PVC jeans from C&A to school 😆Thanks Spice Girls. Boys actually wore PVC.
Back in the days when our ancestors were allowed to have gatherings of more than 2 people. Those were the days
A McV hopefully that time will come soon😂😂😂😂😂😂 i get that thought every time I watch totp😂😂😂😂
How stange i was thinking the same thing watching this , what a really shit time we are living in right now. Oh well let's all enjoy what it used to be like from now on . March 2020 😎👍😎👍🍷
Midnight Toker lie about what lol!! It will be over soon
It's good to see in spite of everything there's still some people with a sense of humour....
Midnight Toker go away, we don’t need your negativity here. None of us like this virus we were only being humourous..... now off you go..
Man I miss the 90s so much😩
Completely my friend! The world's went to shit! Music now on the whole is depressing rather than uplifting plus everyone is glued to their stupid little mobiles! Take me back to the 90s! Please! 🙄
Also the 80s
Yeah same the early and mId 90s were a great time for me
Wish I was born around 1955-65
90s is when the music started to die...even prince whom I think was one of the greatest and most talented artist, wasn’t up to much in the 90s.
Now it’s all depressing music or about fighting, bring back yellow polka dot bikini
My Thursday after school
Grange hill 16:30
Neighbours 17:00
Home and away 17:30
Gamesmaster 18:00
Hollyoaks 18:30
TOTP 19:00
EastEnders 19:30
The Bill 20:00
Then homework lol
Grange Hill, Gamesmaster and TOTP were on my evening timetable also before I did my homework. Not mention the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
Thankfully in 1996 I was able to add the Simpsons to that list, when the BBC gained the rights to show it and that was a big deal for a lot of kids who didn't have Sky.
TV was different back then because a lot of families couldn't afford Sky (or Cable) like they can today which meant terrestrial programming from the five major channels had a lot more variety. This also meant fighting for supremacy over the remote control with you siblings ha ha.
Good memory if that is the correct schedule.
@@user-pn3fb9eo5i lol I'm 90% sure, because Thursdays was my favourite days even at school, had my best lesson when I was in year 9 🤣
How old were you in year 6?
Never went that high in the 80s.
Neighbour's started at 5.35, home and away was 5.10
Hard to believe this was 22 years ago now... something about the 90's was always fresh... & still is
So true Glen. When the world was a nicer place
Shit... 22yrs... holy crap - where's that time gone... I feel old now... 😀
@@MrLbott 25 ffs 1/4 100 years lol sorry I'm just being a shunt 😑😏🤣
@@madheadmadDAZ 🤣🤣
Don't feel old , feel experienced .
Those were some good jams back then .
Now we've hit 2022, this was 25 years ago!!!!!!!!!
I remember walking to school and listening to these songs on my discman
I turned 30 that year. I remember thinking, Christ I'm old now alright. Would give anything to be that "old" again. Great days, great music.
Im turning 30 next week. You grew up with better music though to be fair.
34 here and feel ancient, got no wrinkles yet though so I guess I'm doing ok! Lol 😄
ime a yr older than u but still think the 60s,70s and 80s were better decades for music but enjoyed alot of the 90s too...god knows whats happened to music since?
I was 16 when this aired... remember watching this. Miss TOTP. Though, I probably wouldn't watch it now with the songs that would be on it. TOPT2 for me 😅
Paul Smith 😉 🎶
The 90s full of great music great fashion I always looked forward to seeing totp every Friday night long live the 90s
TOTP from the 90s still look quite modern in terms of stage set up and lighting. Amazing this is 25years ago!
I remember at that time stuff from the 80s seemed SO old fashioned, there was really a quantum leap in style by the mid 90s. I don't think there's been such a huge shift since.
@@jonnykhatru yes it went from the 80s with that kinda scaffolding stage sets with things hanging down to a more sleeker look with better lighting, very trancy, house, dance nightclub looking
There's a big difference in visual style between the early 90's and mid/ late 90's. Early 90's was a different era. By late 90's, you can recognise the period haircuts and clothes, but apart from that things haven't changed that much style wise (although obviously technology has).
70s & 80s TOTP still reign supreme
I wonder how many people realise how much of a music legend cathy dennis is
@HuSia Cat exactly... She is responsible for so many great pop hits from people you wouldn't pair her with. Such a talented and humble lady
@HuSia Cat yup she is definitely that. If you can find it she was on Never Mind The Buzzcocks and she is really witty
And was a tit model too
She's fit aswell
I used to sit next to her in English and play footsie
I was 20 in 97. Always had a crush on Replica singer. Great time capsule.
I had to squeal with hysterical laughter at the girl from Sash waiting for ages just to mime shout encore un fais
Glenn Purdy une cauliflower
@@robertgemmell1485 lol! That's all I'm ever going to hear now
Haha
Hahahahahahahahahaha same 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you squealed with hysterical laughter you need professional medical help
Difficult to believe this is now closer in time to 1979 than to now.
Yes v difficult.x
@Craig Sheppard Agreed. Primarily because sad, depressed old cliches like yourself couldn't spew your deluded tedium into the world.
Shut your filthy lying mouth
@@andy6576 Such idiotic way of thinking
Better 1997 than 2019
Funnily enough, it's 22 years ago, but it still seems fresh in my mind.
The 90s was the cross over stage from the 80s to the new generation. The Bee Gees were still having hits, and the music was still fantastic. great era.
We may not have realized it back then. But what fantastic times the 80s and 90s were in every way compared to the all together shit world we live in right now.
90s madness was so magical and fun. Best era ever!💕
Don't forget the 80's ⭐👍
Both Great Era's of music peace ✌️
Believe me the 80s were much better.
Nah 80s was better.
The 80‘s and the 90‘s but 80‘s were the best.
Woahhhh didn’t know Prince performed on TOTP!
That was an unexpected recommendation. TH-cam as normal then.
At number 14 - Daft Punk - Da Funk!! I fecking loved this song back then, it led me to the homework album that year and I've never looked back!!
I was pretty young in 1997 - but my mum and dad ran a pub at the time so all these songs bring back great memories
Sounds lovely mikey, I worked in pubs, on and off, for years - always a lovely atmosphere and I made amazing memories too!!
Ian wright wright presenting, world-class music. It's only now I realise how good Prince really was, even though I've seen him live. What an underrated guitarist.
Have you seen Prince's guitar solo for 'My Guitar Gently Weeps?' Phenomenal.... th-cam.com/video/dWRCooFKk3c/w-d-xo.html
@@unohoncho7727 I was going to suggest the same clip lol its perfection
The year no doubt burst onto the scene with ‘Don’t Speak’, I also started going nightclubbing at the tender age of 15 lol with my fake ID that never worked 🤣
Best times ever.
Memories seep from this video. Dripping all over my life thinking, what the hell has life turned into?!?!?!
Some bloody decent songs in that chart. Doubt in 22 years from now we'll be fondly remembering the Dec 2019 top 40.
Exactly. i barely remember any "hits" of recent months
I'll only remember it for decency's sake. Mostly, due to streaming and TH-cam counting towards the chart now, it will be mostly festive songs entering the December Top Forties nowadays.
Ok boomer
@@ronaldclump7225 I'm 29
Remember these songs like it was last week!
My last year of Secondary School. Happy, Care Free days. Takes me back. Thank you for sharing.
4:03 Ohmigosh! I’d been waiting for Republica to appear after buying the single from my local independent music store. I was 16 when this aired and I still remember how Saffron took my breath away! 😊
Watching her perform again gave me goosebumps and told me I have a “type” and she’s still it! 🤣
I LOVED this era of the beegees it’s such a guilty pleasure that song 😍
Back in those days we didn’t realise how good and iconic Top of the Pops was. It’s like they say you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone. Each week was pretty much a little time capsule of pop music and culture wrapped up in a 30 minute or so segment. Happy days and good times. I sometimes like to watch shows like this and pretend I’m living back in the 90’s 😂, even if just for a little while.
I just came here to see Prince @ 17:23 ! Thanks. O(+> 4ever
Same
Republica’s releases from this year are still some of my favourite songs 20+ years on
Same 👌
Man! The memories. I was 17 years old spending the whole summer in hot Brisbane, Australia and sure I watched this at the time. What a time to be alive. I’m 40 now, where did the time go?
OkinInc totp UK wasn't transmitted to Australia????
I'm 41 bro, think the same everyday!
Yo también tengo 40 años y esto es mucha nostalgia para mi
Same here... I feel like I recently woke up from a daze... Thank god for youtube. Proves I wasn't dreaming it all. 😂
@@jenster29 Defo Penny!
1997 was epic. Great music. 2019 has been a crock of shit.
Actually the latter half of the 90s sucked apart from the odd few.
Lol yeah, because the Spice Girls and B Witched were so seminal. Take off your nostalgia glasses. There's been shit music and good music in every era.
Wait till you get to 2020 😂
Filip Zawistowski spice girls are better than anything out now dumbass !
Filip Zawistowski there was none of this stormzy shit
4 best decades for music. Well can count 5. 50s to 90s, some gooduns after but good ones got thinner
Thank you for this timeless recording. Watching this really is evocative of 1997; it took me way back.
Omg i feels so old ive got goosebumps
Legend has it Victoria beckham is still pointing at the camera !!
Doesn't she know its rude to point. I can see what two things David saw in her, the Mitchell brothers. Haha
I love the wonky tracking :))
Robin Gibb. One of the nicest guys in pop music bless him. RIP.
His grave is just down the road from where I live and I've stood by it many times. Lovely peaceful place.
None other than Cathy Dennis in the video's thumbnail - so damn gorgeous.
What a bloody mad line up. From The Beegees to Bush, Sash to Prince to No Doubt, Spice Girls and Republica. Thanks for uploading this OP!
Amazing vocal performance from Gwen Stefani at the end there.
Agreed. Really strong performance. Maybe this is where she met Gavin from Bush? If they were in the same studio or green room
Wow i forgot how good they were, im happy to leave this earth early having lived through these times.😁
Love this, even though there's a bit of fuzz on the actual video tape. 1997, the year of the Spice Girls. Wish I had a time machine. Loved video recorders, loved having no mobile phones, loved no Internet, loved no social media. Loved that everywhere still had a high street full of shops and shoppers by the thousand. Everything was easier, simpler, just honest. No skanks, no click here and have your bank account wiped. Loved that we all back then knew how to have a conversation with each other, instead of walking around with our heads down using our thumbs. What the hell went wrong, things are supposed to get better....aren't they....?
Xx Xxx yes.. hear hear!
Agree with everything 👍🏽😩😩 I want to just go back
I was only 11 at the and I remember all these songs like they came out yesterday. As well as being a devout TOTP viewer since the early 90s if not the late 80s, I'm almost certain I had the Now comp which most of these were on.
I was a bit in love with Saffron and Ready To GO was always a fave. I've somehow managed to see Republica live twice within the last 10 years - once in London and once in Tel Aviv.
Dam this is quite a good episode:) think I might binge watch some on the weekend:)
Christ 22 years ago brings back memories
Wow- that nostalgia hit me like a wall! I was 12!
And dont forget y'all while you're reminising, these days right NOW are the good old days of tomorrow.
You mean post-apocalyptic armagedon after Putin unleashes nuclear holocaust?
God I miss those days so much. 😭😭🇬🇧🇬🇧
Oh wow, Prince AND The Bee Gees ... amazing 🙌🏻
Prince performance was awesome .
Thanks for posting!
Ah yes, it's Cathy Dennis for me. Well, the 1997 version of Cathy. Absolutely stunning.
Cannot believe I was watching this 24 years ago feels more like 12. Really enjoy the nostalgia of the 90s Where do the years go ?
Oh the memories, Sash were fantastic!
Back in the day when you walked in to a bus or train and no one was staring at their android phones ;-p
I don't think many people even had mobile phones let a lone the internet.
But back then and earlier it would have been newspapers 🗞️ 📰 ❤😂
@@annach7914 Some did, yeah - particularly older people. A lot of people used to have their headphones on, listening to music and watching the world around them
@@MWRent so true there were also Walkman for example by that time
I was just 16 years old in 1997, Damn, How the passage of time hurts sometimes, You just realize the obvious, Life is a cycle that one day will end, one day, funny enough, some people will be cherishing over 2019 stuff like we cherish about 1997
i was the same age late 90s were wonderful times no bloody phones and social media i done alot of dancing then
@@PS-ru2ov ha same here... Time went SO quickly. Scary
I was 26. Loved the 90s and the 80s ❤
Maybe. I found myself back at college recently and was shocked by the number of kids who despise modern chart music, and instead listen to the 80s/90s stuff I grew up with. Back in the 90s I simply didn't know any youngsters who were rejecting all the major acts of the period, and raking through dad's 60s records in search of fulfilment.
@@jpalvarez4972 yeah my kids are the same. They don't even know the modern 'artists' names half the time. But they love anything from the past. 80s and 90s even the 70s and many different genres. No one was like that when I was a teen in the 90s.
Had completely forgotten about this Prince performance . Thanks for uploading. RIP mate.
I feel today's pop music, is all about showing how much money they have and how many music tracks they can sell. Music should be appreciated and respected not rammed in our ears where ever you are.
*tracks , *comma ,*where
@@clvrswine I've scratched that itch for you.
This episode was lit
emm~~~~1997 i was still living in UK, watching TOTP is one of my favorite thing to do, those were the days.
I’m baffled how YT has managed to throw a random episode of TOTP at me from the 90s, and 1997 no less, without an Oasis track in sight on the entire top 40. None of the artists featured here relate to any of my search history.
Haunter me too bit weird.
I was at the taping of this. at the end wrighty gave the whole audience a lecture about the plight of the endangered tazmanian tree frog, then handed out bags of half eaten scampi nik-naks to everyone as we left... top bloke.
How is the status of the Frog now?
@@darrenporter1850 there's only one left in the world. wrighty keeps it in his garage with a note saying "Do not kill" sellotaped to its head.
@2manynegativewaves yes. next year the frog will be locked in a sterilised lab room with bradley walsh, and nature will be left to take its course.
That's enough about the frog, the question I need an answer to is. Were they half eaten bags of scampi nik-naks, or was each individual nik-nak in each of the bags bitten in half with half of it eaten and the other half returned to the pack? And did Wrighty do all the eating by himself?
@@this_is_a_tiny_town each nik-nak was bitten in half then replaced in the packet (you have to remember, this was the 90s).
the mystery of exactly who ate them still has never been solved... wrighty denied it under oath, and passed a polygraph test
Every song just on this episode is better than ANYTHING in the past 5 years
Army life in random bars up and down the country listening to this music. Went fast but brilliant times
I miss the 90s 😔
The last great decade
Some belters that year, dance songs. Quicksilver topped it.
The best version of the Source with you've got the love in my opinion. Never hear this version on the radio today, only the one that opens with the synth.
Agreed, I always adored this incarnation of the song. Florence + the Machine covered it in 2009, and you still hear her version on the radio sometimes. It's not bad, but it doesn't touch the original (and I say this as a big F+TM fan).
No apologies needed mate, thank you for the trip down memory lane. Such a symbolic year.
Amazing show... I remember all songs🤗 Saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴
Love No Doubt, Tragic Kingdom was the soundtrack of my summer that year. Not enough ska in the world 🎺🎺🎷🎷
I wish I had had the chance to live in that world as an adult, when adults were adults, but I was a child. Now as an adult, I have to live in a childish idiotic world full of children who think they are adults. I thought this was just the way it was back then, this was just how music was. I never released what a special and short lived time it really was going to be.
Childish and pretentious. How did you manage to achieve that?
I was 18 at the time. 1997 was a pretty terrible year for chart music...
That’s deep. But you’re absolutely right. *Sigh*
You need to explain what you mean a bit more... Do you mean you don't like social media or society?
Well put. Spoilt brats telling you where you going wrong. Gormless snowflakes. I have some in my life 💤
I absolutely remember this episode of TOTP like it was yesterday! Every one of the featured songs bring back so many memories i could cry.
At the time i was 16 (almost 17) and at college and without knowing that i was about to embark one of the darkest periods of my life. The early part of 1997 was the last of the greatness for me for the best part of 10 years. This music always makes me feel happy and warm inside.
I was 4 and I still remember these songs. Will we ever experience music like this again? So experimental and quality
Really????
@@bendover9663 yh
no you've heard them since, you don't remember them since this
@@prpwnage9296 Rubbish, you start to have memories/know your surroundings when your around 3 years old-this is a fact.
Now if I were to say I remember things from 8 months old then that is rubbish!
@@mikekaraoke yeah but he didn’t remember them from this episode. They heard them since too
Ian Wright still looks exactly the same 25 years later
I thought exactly that...
I’d do anything to be in that audience now !!
Mental how times change. Its now 2020 just madness lol
Prince Nelson my heartthrob from back in the day . Thanks for uploading 😊
Forgot how gorgeous Cathy Dennis was .
too thin here, her dance/club incarnation was hotter
The Bee Gees nailed that performance, the song couldn't be more truer 21 years later. Robin and Maurice gone ( and Andy too, 30 years ago ). Well executed performance nevertheless.
Truer... or more true. Not more truer.
Decent track from the Bee Gees. Considering their big hit days were well behind them.
Thiz got me teary...love every moment..alwayz fave to fave to fave alwayz..
Damn Bee Gees no more and Prince! Some lost souls but great memories!
I know right, the spice girls will start dying out soon as well. Sad times 😥
My favourite Bee Gees song
such a shame barry is the only one left now, They did a belter of a concert/tour
( one night only)
I think 1997 might have been one the best years for pop in the 90s. In the 7 years since 1990 music technology improved so much to give a sound that seems more aligned with modern music than the music of 1990.
Turned 21 that year. Fuck I'm old. Joined the army later that year. Brings back alot of memorys.
Feels like am 10 years old again waiting for the spice girls to come on , great times 😊
I remember no doubt being No1 for ages too
In the 80's the Yamaha DX7 was the go to keyboard, in the 90's it was the Korg M1
Back when music was still great, 90s!
My Favourite year of music is 1989 (Roses, Mondays and all that, plus De La Soul, Pixies early acid house)... But I think the best, since the 60s, is 1997...
Great 'Pop' scene with Spice Girls, and crossover Britpop bits and some excellent dance tunes....
But also, don't forget the fantastic albums released in 1997, The Verve, Spiritualised, Radiohead.... And many more.
Some banging tunes in this episode
Veo a los Bee Gees y lloro, que genios eran !!!!
ENCORE UNE FOIS !!!!
Great seeing this but takes me back to the time when I was constantly fixing my "tracking" on my video player 😂😂
That BeeGees song! I had totally forgotten how beautiful it is.
Waterloo sunset, a story of a time before londons destruction, rip london we kinda miss you
Racist Fasict NAZI!
@@rogerswift1983
Really? That's a bit of a leap... care to explain?
@@fishyc150 I'm just trolling ;p
@@rogerswift1983 I did wonder, good troll!!! ;-)
London was a shit pit then and is a shit pit still but with better restaurants
Where did all the time go? Half of my lifetime ago :(
All downhill now
@@NathanChisholm041 you are not wrong there...
Yes true. I was 22 at that time. Quite literally half my life ago. Good days!
loved 'No boubt'! in 97 i was 16 :)
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97 I was just a teen. Good time with good quality music