Beware the Ninth of March! Or something like that. Anyway, we’re off back to 1984 on this week’s Off The Chart with the usual full load of obscure and half-remembered hits, three of the week’s new albums, a round-up of the day’s goings-on, a squint at the Swiss chart and the top five singles in full.
- Which hit was released three times with completely different lyrics?
- Who released their entire 1984 album on 7″ singles?
- And which band’s spin-off included members of three other successful bands?
Tune in and find out!
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