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Top Pop Videos 84 clips - STILL LOOKING FOR A COMPLETE RECORDING

Does anyone reading this have a full copy of Top Pop Videos 84? It was broadcast on Christmas Day of that year as ITV's answer to Top of the Pops. Following my previous upload (    • Looking for a copy of Top Pop Videos 84   ) on the subject, ‪@mkmarty69‬ very kindly sent me the first 33 minutes or so - but that's all he had. So now you've got two people asking for a complete recording. Still, we're doing better than Thames, who apparently went and wiped the original master tape for some reason. I can't upload the music videos themselves, of course, but the in-between links from the luminaries of the pop scene of the day are the unique selling point anyway, so that's what I've edited together here. For the record, the line-up of the portion of the show we have was: Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Relax Queen - Radio Ga Ga *Spandau Ballet link Nik Kershaw - Wouldn't It Be Good *Culture Club link Ultravox - Dancing with Tears in My Eyes *Bananarama link Big Country - Where the Rose is Sown *Status Quo link Elton John - Sad Songs *Jim Diamond link Paul McCartney - We All Stand Together Spandau Ballet - Highly Strung *Paul McCartney link Paul Young - Love of the Common People *Bronski Beat link Bananarama - Robert De Niro's Waiting *Nik Kershaw link Status Quo - The Wanderer *Noddy Holder link Jim Diamond - I Should Have Known Better *Big Country link Shakin' Stevens - A Love Worth Waiting For *Howard Jones link Wham! - Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go *Kim Wilde link Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy *Paul Young link Culture Club - The War Song Kim Wilde - The Second Time *Cliff Richard link Howard Jones - Like to Get to Know You Well *Midge Ure link Thompson Twins - Doctor! Doctor! Duran Duran - The Wild Boys And that's where the recording cut out, I think maybe 10 minutes short of the end. This all goes to demonstrate just how unpredictable the human memory can be. For instance, three of the four acts that I previously said I didn't remember being featured did in fact have a video played. On the other hand, I managed to not only name the first three songs of the show, but I got them in the correct order, too. But whatever. Seriously, if anyone out there has a complete recording of Top Pop Videos 84 (or just from Duran Duran onwards) - whether a digitised file or still on VHS - please get in touch by leaving a comment below, or by messaging me at my same username on either Twitter or Bluesky. (If you're a copyright holder and have any objections, please feel free to contact me. Alternatively, I haven't monetised the video, so you're welcome to do so, and that way everybody wins.)