Chart Music
Chart Music: the Top Of The Pops Podcast
The podcast that takes one random episode of Top Of The Pops - the greatest TV Pop show ever - and breaks it down to its very last compound. Created by Sarah Bee, Neil Kulkarni, Taylor Parkes, Simon Price and David Stubbs (who all wrote for Melody Maker) and hosted by Al Needham (who didn't), it's an unflinching gaze into the open wound of pop culture and a celebration of Thursday evenings past. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episodes
Chart Music #49 (Part 4): January 7th 1982 - Yellow Hurll 30.03.2020 1:02:00
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: would you treat YOUR kids to a day out at Flick Colby's Zoo? We're returning to one of our favourite years for music television discussion, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but if you think it's another Eighventies splurge, think on; that era is not only officially dead, but its corpse is being gleefully stepped upon by assorted Pineapple dance studio chaff. Pet...
Chart Music #49 (Part 3): January 7th 1982 - Yellow Hurll 29.03.2020 1:14:56
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: would you treat YOUR kids to a day out at Flick Colby's Zoo? We're returning to one of our favourite years for music television discussion, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but if you think it's another Eighventies splurge, think on; that era is not only officially dead, but its corpse is being gleefully stepped upon by assorted Pineapple dance studio chaff. Pet...
Chart Music #49 (Part 2): January 7th 1982 - Yellow Hurll 29.03.2020 1:08:51
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: would you treat YOUR kids to a day out at Flick Colby's Zoo? We're returning to one of our favourite years for music television discussion, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but if you think it's another Eighventies splurge, think on; that era is not only officially dead, but its corpse is being gleefully stepped upon by assorted Pineapple dance studio chaff. Pet...
Chart Music #49 (Part 1): January 7th 1982 - Yellow Hurll 28.03.2020 1:12:49
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: would you treat YOUR kids to a day out at Flick Colby's Zoo? We're returning to one of our favourite years for music television discussion, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but if you think it's another Eighventies splurge, think on; that era is not only officially dead, but its corpse is being gleefully stepped upon by assorted Pineapple dance studio chaff. Pet...
Chart Music #48: 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This 14.02.2020 1:09:55
Chart Music #48: 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This The latest episode of the podcast which asks: Matchbox – big elderly Ted-racists, or just really keen on The Dukes Of Hazzard? It’s a long-overdue return to the Pic n’ Mix counter of TOTP, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and this time we’ve pulled out a plum from the early days of the new decade, which is now FORTY BASTARD Y...
Chart Music #48 (Part 4): 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This 13.02.2020 1:32:30
Chart Music #48: 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This The latest episode of the podcast which asks: Matchbox – big elderly Ted-racists, or just really keen on The Dukes Of Hazzard? It’s a long-overdue return to the Pic n’ Mix counter of TOTP, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and this time we’ve pulled out a plum from the early days of the new decade, which is now FORTY BASTARD Y...
Chart Music #48 (Part 3): 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This 12.02.2020 1:12:52
Chart Music #48: 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This The latest episode of the podcast which asks: Matchbox – big elderly Ted-racists, or just really keen on The Dukes Of Hazzard? It’s a long-overdue return to the Pic n’ Mix counter of TOTP, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and this time we’ve pulled out a plum from the early days of the new decade, which is now FORTY BASTARD Y...
Chart Music #48 (Part 2): 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This 11.02.2020 1:16:24
Chart Music #48: 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This The latest episode of the podcast which asks: Matchbox – big elderly Ted-racists, or just really keen on The Dukes Of Hazzard? It’s a long-overdue return to the Pic n’ Mix counter of TOTP, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and this time we’ve pulled out a plum from the early days of the new decade, which is now FORTY BASTARD Y...
Chart Music #48 (Part 1): 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This 10.02.2020 51:35
Chart Music #48: 24th January 1980 – Imagine If Charles Manson Had Heard This The latest episode of the podcast which asks: Matchbox – big elderly Ted-racists, or just really keen on The Dukes Of Hazzard? It’s a long-overdue return to the Pic n’ Mix counter of TOTP, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and this time we’ve pulled out a plum from the early days of the new decade, which is now FORTY BASTARD Y...
Chart Music #47: 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy 30.12.2019 1:46:38
#47: 25/12/77 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy A sort-of-festive episode of the podcast which asks: Jesus, why do we always leave this to the last minute instead of doing it in August like everyone else? It’s the arse-end of the year, and you know what that means, Pop-Crazed Youngsters: another ram of our hands into the Quality Street tin of a Xmas TOTP. This year, it’s 1977, which means that No...
Chart Music #47 (Part 4): 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy 27.12.2019 1:16:12
#47: 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy A sort-of-festive episode of the podcast which asks: Jesus, why do we always leave this to the last minute instead of doing it in August like everyone else? It’s the arse-end of the year, and you know what that means, Pop-Crazed Youngsters: another ram of our hands into the Quality Street tin of a Xmas TOTP. This year, it’s 1977, which mea...
Chart Music #47 (Part 3): 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy 26.12.2019 1:09:55
#47: 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy A sort-of-festive episode of the podcast which asks: Jesus, why do we always leave this to the last minute instead of doing it in August like everyone else? It’s the arse-end of the year, and you know what that means, Pop-Crazed Youngsters: another ram of our hands into the Quality Street tin of a Xmas TOTP. This year, it’s 1977, which mea...
Chart Music #47 (Part 2): 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy 25.12.2019 1:19:25
#47: 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy A sort-of-festive episode of the podcast which asks: Jesus, why do we always leave this to the last minute instead of doing it in August like everyone else? It’s the arse-end of the year, and you know what that means, Pop-Crazed Youngsters: another ram of our hands into the Quality Street tin of a Xmas TOTP. This year, it’s 1977, which mea...
Chart Music #47 (Part 1): 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy 24.12.2019 1:01:47
#47: 25th December 1977 – The Last Supper Of Showaddywaddy A sort-of-festive episode of the podcast which asks: Jesus, why do we always leave this to the last minute instead of doing it in August like everyone else? It’s the arse-end of the year, and you know what that means, Pop-Crazed Youngsters: another ram of our hands into the Quality Street tin of a Xmas TOTP. This year, it’s 1977, which mea...
Chart Music #46: 17th December 1987 – Mission Accomplished, Agent King Cole 21.12.2019 1:32:43
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: why didn’t they let Simon Bates do Top Of The Pops USA? We're out of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, so it's time to grasp the fly-encrusted and whiffy end of the Eighties Stick. It's a Thursday evening one week before Xmas in 1987, and your panel are a) in a Soho pub, chucking their musical-journalistic weight about, b) trapped...
Chart Music #46 (Part 4): 17th December 1987 – Mission Accomplished, Agent King Cole 19.12.2019 1:02:18
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: why didn’t they let Simon Bates do Top Of The Pops USA? We're out of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, so it's time to grasp the fly-encrusted and whiffy end of the Eighties Stick. It's a Thursday evening one week before Xmas in 1987, and your panel are a) in a Soho pub, chucking their musical-journalistic weight about, b) trapped...
Chart Music #46 (Part 3): 17th December 1987 – Mission Accomplished, Agent King Cole 18.12.2019 1:14:12
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: why didn’t they let Simon Bates do Top Of The Pops USA? We're out of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, so it's time to grasp the fly-encrusted and whiffy end of the Eighties Stick. It's a Thursday evening one week before Xmas in 1987, and your panel are a) in a Soho pub, chucking their musical-journalistic weight about, b) trapped...
Chart Music #46 (Part 2): 17th December 1987 – Mission Accomplished, Agent King Cole 17.12.2019 1:01:21
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: why didn’t they let Simon Bates do Top Of The Pops USA? We're out of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, so it's time to grasp the fly-encrusted and whiffy end of the Eighties Stick. It's a Thursday evening one week before Xmas in 1987, and your panel are a) in a Soho pub, chucking their musical-journalistic weight about, b) trapped...
Chart Music #46 (Part 1): 17th December 1987 – Mission Accomplished, Agent King Cole 16.12.2019 1:19:23
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: why didn’t they let Simon Bates do Top Of The Pops USA? We're out of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, so it's time to grasp the fly-encrusted and whiffy end of the Eighties Stick. It's a Thursday evening one week before Xmas in 1987, and your panel are a) in a Soho pub, chucking their musical-journalistic weight about, b) trapped...
Chart Music #45: August 2nd 1979 - Treat Dad To Joan Collins For Xmas 08.11.2019 1:25:57
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: who would win in a stage-show spaceship fight between Earth Wind and Fire, ELO and Funkadelic? It's the final furlong of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and Our Simon has dragged us back to the dawn of the Eighventies and pulled out a ridiculously bountiful episode with so much to talk about, making this our BIGGEST EPISODE EVER. It'...
Chart Music #45 (Part 4): August 2nd 1979 - Treat Dad To Joan Collins For Xmas 08.11.2019 1:15:57
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: who would win in a stage-show spaceship fight between Earth Wind and Fire, ELO and Funkadelic? It's the final furlong of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and Our Simon has dragged us back to the dawn of the Eighventies and pulled out a ridiculously bountiful episode with so much to talk about, making this our BIGGEST EPISODE EVER. It'...
Chart Music #45 (Part 3): August 2nd 1979 - Treat Dad To Joan Collins For Xmas 08.11.2019 1:15:05
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: who would win in a stage-show spaceship fight between Earth Wind and Fire, ELO and Funkadelic? It's the final furlong of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and Our Simon has dragged us back to the dawn of the Eighventies and pulled out a ridiculously bountiful episode with so much to talk about, making this our BIGGEST EPISODE EVER. It'...
Chart Music #45 (Part 2): August 2nd 1979 - Treat Dad To Joan Collins For Xmas 08.11.2019 1:21:11
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: who would win in a stage-show spaceship fight between Earth Wind and Fire, ELO and Funkadelic? It's the final furlong of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and Our Simon has dragged us back to the dawn of the Eighventies and pulled out a ridiculously bountiful episode with so much to talk about, making this our BIGGEST EPISODE EVER. It'...
Chart Music #45 (Part 1): August 2nd 1979 - Treat Dad To Joan Collins For Xmas 08.11.2019 1:00:20
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: who would win in a stage-show spaceship fight between Earth Wind and Fire, ELO and Funkadelic? It's the final furlong of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and Our Simon has dragged us back to the dawn of the Eighventies and pulled out a ridiculously bountiful episode with so much to talk about, making this our BIGGEST EPISODE EVER. It'...
#44: November 8th 1984 - Yo! Bum Rush The Quo 10.10.2019 4:05:10
The latest episode of the podcast which asks: is Simon Bates negging or cock-blocking? Into the penultimate stretch of the Critics' Choice series, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, and Our Sarah has taken us all the way back to the time when her keen Pop sensibilities were hauling itself upright from the ooze. And she. Has. Chosen. Well. We're weeks away from Band Aid and the Eighties are already start...
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