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Its either the most elaborate hoax since the Hitler diaries or a genuine music fan. Nigel reviews every record in the charts since 1973. So full of pathos, sadness, untrammelled energy and brief moments of insight. GASP as Nigel loses his cat, CHEER as he burgles a chip shop, SWOON as he chats up "birds"in his pub to the strains of "making plans for Nigel". Every record tells a story for Nigel. THis is surely what the internet is for. Move over Ned, I have a new hero. Here are a couple of examples, but there are hundreds>>>>>

3.Kim Wilde Kids In America Most people of my age would not have known of the existence of Kim's father'Marty Wilde'. I did because my Mum had been a fan of his and had even seen him perform live a couple of times. She had three of his singles "Donna","Sea Of Love" and his unbeatable version of "Endless Sleep". Marty's son "Ricky" attempted to make it as a singer in the mid '70s, but had failed miserably. So he turned his talents to helping his father write songs for his younger sister "Kim" (Actually, I can think of quite a few talented songwriters who ought to follow his example and give their songs to someone who can actually sing. But people seem to tolerate this, even if they are just looking ).

And so Kim just seemed to explode onto the chart and seemed to be a permanent resident in the chart for well over a year. Naturally, when we all saw what she looked like, we either loved or hated her. The women hated her (at least to begin with) and many wrote angry letters to the Record Mirror letters page. One such letter sticks in my mind as the nasty wench in question wrote "I bet she's never even been to America". As it turned out she was right, as Kim recently revealed in a TV interview. But what did that matter anyway, I bet Midge Ure had never been to Vienna ? Kim spent two weeks at number two with this and followed it with a further 16 top 40 hits before the decade ended, more than any other British female soloist in the eighties. She is now apparently a gardener, just as I was when she first hit big.

34 Police Six Pack Not content with having five big hit singles in just over a year, they had to release the lot of them all over again. But with the added bonus of an extra single, namely "The Bed's Too Big Without You". Personally, I think that was the best track of the lot, but this fan fleecing exercise was way out of order. Incredibly, it sold enough to reach number 17. The expression Six Pack is used in a different way these days of course. But what exactly a six pack is on a male torso I don't know. I may have one, I may not. That's the trouble with new words and expressions that come into the English Language. We're just expected to know what they mean, and if we just see the words in print before we've heard them, we're expected to know how to pronounce them. Take 'Modem', I was on-line for over a year before I knew the correct way of pronouncing that, I was pronouncing it the obvious way. I think that everyone speaking the English language ought to have a newsletter with all new words and expressions explained and delivered free of charge every week.