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UK record companies must've felt compelled to put together compilation videos where none was made/available, as I've seen UK videos for Madonna's 'Angel', 'Rescue Me', 'One More Chance', 'Fever' (before the real video was made), and Donna Summer's 'Breakaway', to name just a few.Д«ack in those days, rage seem to have cleared out their library regularly and there are many videos missing from the 1988 end of year top 50 chart (which I uploaded a similar video from recently ) - presumably they discarded of them once their original top 50 run ended. I've only seen the video on youtube once or twice and from memory it doesn't. A friend from school at the time claimed to have seen a video airing on Video Hits' Sunday top 30 program (which I didn't watch routinely), but he said that it featured 'shots of Jesse James' and I was inclined not to believe him.

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A compilation one was put together I think for its UK release, but I never saw it on TV here. There was no proper video for 'Just Like Jesse James'. The video for 'Sacrifice' wasn't aired until a couple of weeks into its top 50 chart run (possibly its second, but I'm not an Elton fan so can't recall precisely).

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It's odd that rage didn't have the video when it debuted, as the track was originally released in Australia in March/April 1989 (I have a copy of it from a monthly Australian promo video series dated April 1989). I remember seeing it at #40 straight after a rage interlude, and wondering what it was (before the artist/title superscript appeared). K8, (I uploaded that video) that was the week the Martika track debuted in the top 50, and if I remember correctly, rage didn't air the video for it until a couple of weeks later. Still ranks as my all time favourite year in music. I used to love the song and still do.ДЎ990, what a year. Definately an under rated tune.Д«etter The Devil You Know had a weak year end rank (not making the top 50) for a song with a high debut (at the time).

I remember watching Rage every Saturday and being excited for the weekly countdown. It also helps that music from 1990 (bar a minor few) are set in stone unlike recent years where too many songs crossover between years and it's hard to tell the years apart. If I were to look back on more recent music in 25 years time I am sure I would be stumped with some tunes as I already am showing signs of that. Looking back all these years every song is recognisable. I played the video for 'La Luna' the other week from my collection and nobody in the room remembered it, to it sounds really dated and one of my least faves of hers from the 90's.Д«ig hit in 'Don't Know Much' still hear it a lot today on the oldie station, like it but don't love it.ДЄs with the previous 'Janie's Got A Gun' is one of those tracks I have mixed feelings on, if I hear it to much I dislike it alot more.ДЇinally the less we say about the Band Aid offering the better, it's probly the worst version for me.ДЎ990 was the year I got into music and it is because of the great standard of music. 'Come Back To Me' is official my fave Obsession track but that ain't rocket science :p Feelgood', Motley Crue really didn't set my world on fire anyway. To me 'Kickstart My Heart' screams bigger hit than 'Dr. I guess your right about the millions that had already spent their hard earnt on Madonna's album, just feel really bad it just missed our 50 by 1. 'Enemy of the sun' is and always will be a big steaming turd!

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Ahhh our first full 100 chart recap, bless.ДЄnyway I really like 'Rock and a hard place' infact I actually enjoy that album still to this day.ДЄfter all the popalicious fabtabulous Bros had released I really thought this was pretty tame considering, so did the buying public :p