1998 UK Official Charts Number One Hits SURVIVOR (Round 5 - Vote to EVICT)

Vote for your choices to EVICT


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A good effort making it this far into competition. There's no turning back time however, the voters have decided and brimful of four entries game ends here.

8 songs are left as we carry on into the next round, this time a vote to evict! ❌

Results:
09. Run DMC vs. Jason Nevins - It's Like That (15th March) - Round 4 (35.7%)
09. Aqua - Turn Back Time (10th May) - Round 4 (35.7%)
11. B*Witched - C'est La Vie (31st May) - Round 4 (32.1%)
12. Cornershop - Brimful Of Asha (22nd February) - Round 4 (25.0%)
13. Aqua - Doctor Jones (1st February) - Round 3 (38.9% to evict)
14. Melanie B feat. Missy Elliott - I Want You Back (20th September) - Round 3 (44.4% to evict)
14. B*Witched - To You I Belong (13th December) - Round 3 (44.4% to evict)
16. BBC Various Artists - Perfect Day (4th January) - Round 3 (57.4% to evict)
16. Billie - Because We Want To (5th July) - Round 3 (57.4% to evict)
18. B*Witched - Rollercoaster (27th September) - Round 2 (28.9%)
19. Usher - You Make Me Wanna... (25th January) - Round 2 (26.3%)
19. All Saints - Under The Bridge (3rd May) - Round 2 (26.3%)
21. Robbie Williams - Millenium (13th September) - Round 2 (23.7%)
22. All Saints - Lady Marmalade (3rd May) - Round 2 (18.4%)
22. Jamiroquai - Deeper Underground (19th July) - Round 2 (18.4%)
22. All Saints - Bootie Call (6th September) - Round 2 (18.4%)
25. Space Dust - Gym and Tonic (18th October) - Round 2 (13.2%)
26. Another Level - Freak Me (12th July) - Round 1 (25.9%)
27. Baddiel and Skinner and The Lightning Seeds - Three Lions (14th June) - Round 1 (22.2%)
28. Oasis - All Around The World (18th January) - Round 1 (18.5%)
28. Billie - Girlfriend (11th October) - Round 1 (18.5%)
30. Boyzone - No Matter What (9th August) - Round 1 (14.8%)
31. Chef - Chocolate Salty Balls (27th December) - Round 1 (7.4%)
32. Boyzone - All That I Need (26th April) - Round 1 (3.7%)

Another round with VOTING TO EVICT the songs you want out. You can vote for up to 3 songs. At the end of this round, the 2 songs with the most votes to evict will be eliminated from Survivor 1998.
 
Turn Back Time looked like it could have been a winner at the start of the survivor. Shocked Manic Street Preachers managed to get further on here.
 
Petition for Des’ree LIFE to be thrown into the mix

TBF I read a buzzjack feed yesterday where it appeared as it is one of the biggest selling non top five hits of the 90s and outsold many number ones, so you could argue Des deserves to be here :disco:
 
TBF I read a buzzjack feed yesterday where it appeared as it is one of the biggest selling non top five hits of the 90s and outsold many number ones, so you could argue Des deserves to be here :disco:
That is very likely complete and utter bullshit.
 
TBF I read a buzzjack feed yesterday where it appeared as it is one of the biggest selling non top five hits of the 90s and outsold many number ones, so you could argue Des deserves to be here :disco:

LOVE THIS
Just what I needed after her Supernatural album was thrown under the bus in the career killer thread (which is nonsense, Dream Soldier was the big flop)
The soundtrack album to my Summer 98
 
Ok reading the receipts and … well it’s not incorrect but you ARE overselling it a BIT :D

One of the biggest selling non top-5 singles (it’s #60), outselling many No.1 of the same year (6) :D
 
Also Life famously sold millions around Europe. It was #1 in Austria and the Netherlands and top 5 pretty much everywhere else. Hardly a career killer at all.
 
It was constantly on the radio and on MTV here and we all hated it.
 
Life by Des'ree was the soundtrack to children's TV series Why Don't You?

It first became a hit after it was performed on New Faces by a nude Daz Sampson. Des'ree later covered it to little acclaim, except for ironic acclaim which was popular in the 1990s and is still used by Internet gays.

It later became a hit on numerous personal charts after it was used on a party political broadcast by the Natural Law Party.

Des'ree performed it on Top of the Pops on 3rd May 1944 and 18th December 1998. Smash Hits reviewed it at the time saying it had all the hallmarks of a collection of words put to music.
 
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When I went to a club night dedicated to 1998 they served plates of toast on the dancefloor during Life.
 

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