1994 Half-time Playlist

[Angel of Burslem]

Loved this era, I was 14 going on 15 with same great indie tunes coming out. How about:

 

OASIS: Cigarettes & Alcohol, Live Forever

BLUR: (Vale) Park Life

WEEZER: Buddy Holly

BECK: Loser

THE CRANBERRIES: Zombie

 

Just need lose about 8st now to get to my 94 days!

[Santa]

I know a lot of people on here will be disappointed if Doop by Doop doesn't get played.

[FolkyVale]

Love Spreads - Stone Roses;

What's The Frequency Kenneth - REM;

No Good (Start The Dance) - Prodigy;

The More You Ignore Me... - Mozza;

Rocks - Primal Scream;

Stay Together - Suede; and

Give It Away - RHCP.

[Trampilot]

The Pet Shops Boys version of Always on My Mind always takes me back to 1988-89.

 

Cold misty nights. The smell of tobacco in the air - mainly from the old bloke with a pipe sitting two seats in front. Wooden seats in the Railway Stand. Bob Hazel and Steve Harper. Rudgie in a long coat and cap.

 

I think they had the same playlist for about ten years.

[bobbymanc]

I know a lot of people on here will be disappointed if Doop by Doop doesn't get played.

 

They'd better play 2 Unlimited, No Limits otherwise I'll go mental.

 

Don't forget the Vale playlist in 1994 would have mainly consisted of rubbish tracks from about 1991 obtained from the Woolworths bargin bin.

[Santa]

They'd better play 2 Unlimited, No Limits otherwise I'll go mental.

That was 1993 you weapon.

 

The Vale playlist from 1994 I think consisted of a Beautiful South tape and an advert for Wilmer Windows that used to make your ears bleed.

[fairportnick]

With a bit of Al Bowlly thrown in.

[onestepatatime]

The Pet Shops Boys version of Always on My Mind always takes me back to 1988-89.

 

Cold misty nights. The smell of tobacco in the air - mainly from the old bloke with a pipe sitting two seats in front. Wooden seats in the Railway Stand. Bob Hazel and Steve Harper. Rudgie in a long coat and cap.

 

I think they had the same playlist for about ten years.

 

Yes remember the Pet Shop Boys. It got so boring being played numerous times a match, every match.

 

In April 1994 (as we are due to play Burton in April), there were the likes of: Dedicated to the one I love(Vale) by Bitty McLean, I'll stand by you by the Pretenders, Mmm, Mmm, Mmm, Mmm by the Crash Test dummies, Most beautiful girl in the world by Prince and Everything changes by Take That.... now that would be great if we got Robbie and lads to turn up and sing it live!!! Over to you Smurf and Wildes.

[bobbymanc]

That was 1993 you weapon.

 

The Vale playlist from 1994 I think consisted of a Beautiful South tape and an advert for Wilmer Windows that used to make your ears bleed.

 

Pipe down lad. I bet it was still in the charts in early 94. OK then, a bit of "Let the Beat Control Your Body" will do nicely.

[Shropshire_Valiant]

I think I bought my first Now Albums around this time. Now 29 & 30? I fished them out recently to copy a couple of tracks onto the Ipod!

 

I always felt Oasis' Whatever was an underrated song which is on Now 30

[aspins-revenge]

Had the grooves on the vinyl of 'ring my bell' worn out by 1994 or was it still being played.

[Jacky Noff]

The Pet Shops Boys version of Always on My Mind always takes me back to 1988-89.

 

Cold misty nights. The smell of tobacco in the air - mainly from the old bloke with a pipe sitting two seats in front. Wooden seats in the Railway Stand. Bob Hazel and Steve Harper. Rudgie in a long coat and cap.

 

I think they had the same playlist for about ten years.

 

How did you forget THIS classic?

[boltonsno1]

Lisa Loeb and the Nine Stories - Stay (I Missed You). One of my favourite songs ever.

 

And of course: D:Ream - Things Can Only Get Better.

[boltonsno1]

And of course Set You Free by N:Trance!

[Pete T]

Stiltskin - Inside. (Totally unsuitable for a footy match - but a damn fine bit of music, nonetheless)