The 20 Million Club
From the makers of Classic Rock magazine, The 20 Million Club looks at the biggest-selling albums of all time and asks: are they REALLY all that good? Hosted by British broadcasting legend Nicky Horne with guests from the Classic Rock team, prepare...
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21.03.2022
60 Minuten
The record company thought it might sell 50,000 copies if they were
lucky. It went on to sell 30m. What was it about the darkness and
anger of Nevermind that made it so successful?
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01.03.2022
24 Minuten
The team look at some of the other songs in the charts the week of
August 18, 1986: Dave Lee Roth's Yankee Rose, Bruce Hornsby &
The Range smash The Way It Is and the neo-prog-pop of It Bites'
Calling All The Heroes.
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07.02.2022
19 Minuten
Peter Gabriel's chart-busting Sledgehammer was inescapable in
August of 1986. But what was it about the ex-Genesis man's single
that so caught the imagination on both sides of the Atlantic? Was
it just its bonkers video? Or was there more to it? The team
discuss…
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26.01.2022
24 Minuten
In August 1996, the charts in the US and the UK were full of songs
from the movies: Top Gun, The Breakfast Club, The Karate Kid,
Pretty In Pink. But why?
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21.01.2022
57 Minuten
In memory of Meat Loaf, we've reposted this celebration of his
classic game-changing album, Bat Out Of Hell. Big, daft and
loveable, with gloriously huge songs about teenage love and
going-all-the-way, Bat Out Of Hell was an album that was both
preposterous and actually very relatable. RIP marvellous Marvin Lee
Aday, the mighty Meat Loaf. (This episode was recorded in February
2021.)
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From the makers of Classic Rock magazine, The 20 Million Club looks
at the biggest-selling albums of all time and asks: are they REALLY
all that good? Hosted by British broadcasting legend Nicky Horne
with guests from the Classic Rock team, prepare for the
best-selling albums of all time to be re-evaluated, celebrated and
occasionally eviscerated as we ask: What's so good about them? What
are the greatest tracks and which could you live without? What
would you change about the record? Who comes out of the album best?
And of course: why did they sell so many? Plus: The 20 Minute Club
- bonus episodes on classic singles.
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