Bérurier Noir – Macadam Massacre
Bérurier Noir’s Macadam Massacre (1984): Studio Anagramme Dec 1983, drum machine, title-track riot.
U2 – Edge delay built for stadiums
U2 formed in Dublin in 1976 after Larry Mullen Jr. pinned a school notice asking for a band.
Kraftwerk – Radioactivity
In 1975, at Kling Klang Studio in Düsseldorf, Kraftwerk recorded Radioactivity for the album Radio-Activity.
Magical Mystery Tour – Double EP at home, Capitol LP abroad
In late 1967 the Beatles issued Magical Mystery Tour as a double EP in Britain and as a Capitol LP in the US, tying six new studio cuts to the soundtrack of their homemade TV film.
Blur – Chemical World
Blur’s Chemical World (Modern Life Is Rubbish, 1993): Food Records, Albarn/Coxon, second Modern Life single.
Supergrass – Oxford youth that kept the grin loud
Three Oxford teenagers turned buzzsaw guitar into chart singles, then stretched the band from I Should Coco's debut rush to the quieter craft of Road to Rouen without losing the grin.
The Cure – Just Like Heaven
Released on 5 October 1987, Just Like Heaven was recorded at Studio Miraval in France and became the Cure's first American top 40 single.
Interview of Mick Jagger (1972)
July 1972, before Madison Square Garden: Dick Cavett sits with Mick Jagger and Bill Wyman while the Stones' American tour is already rolling.
Definitely Maybe – Monnow Valley scrap, Sawmills rebuild
On 29 August 1994 Creation released Definitely Maybe, the Oasis debut finished after abandoned Monnow Valley sessions and a rebuild at Sawmills with Owen Morris reshaping the mix.
Which artist/band has had the most number one singles in the UK?
Ask who holds the most UK number-one singles and the Official Charts answer is clear once you set the rules of the tally. With an astounding 21 number one singles, Elvis holds.