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Um, But it was, so while, so the project of the feeling kind of started at that point while my session career was starting as well.

And then, but really in terms of like the professional like catalyst, when Sophie and me started dating, I stepped back from working with her entirely because I, now it's interesting thing actually, because I, I read an article in Q Magazine a few years ago, maybe it was 10, 15 years ago, talking about why do so many pop stars marry their bass player? Which I was in.

I love it.

Because

As the arrangement swelled toward this thundering climax, Dolly was so overwhelmed that she had to pull off to the side of the freeway, almost losing control of her car in the process.

She later told Q Magazine she was completely blown away.

She said, "The way Whitney took that simple song of mine and made it such a mighty thing, it, it almost became her song." Later she said it was her song.

But Whitney's single was a smash.

What is remarkable is that Hats is only seven tracks long but you certainly don't feel shortchanged in any way whatsoever.

Hats received widespread critical acclaim on its release, including a rare five-star review from Q Magazine, but its reputation has only continued to grow in the years since.

It's often described as a hidden gem of the 80s, a forgotten classic or a cult record, and perhaps that's because Hats was never an album that needed to shout for attention.

It gradually found its audience and over time that audience just kept growing.

I mean, there's royalties that when your song gets played, or if a, something you wrote gets played in a commercial.

I never will forget reading in Q Magazine once, the song c- Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves.

There was a guy that wrote that in the band, the guitarist, named Kimberly Rew.

It was a guy named Kimberly, and he gets, like, 500,000 pounds a year, every year, because Walking in Sunshine gets used in so many things.

Now, here it goes again.

Q Magazine said of them, 'Chicago punk pop four-piece OK Go had a big hit at the first time of asking with Get Over It.

Three years later, with any momentum long lost, they've got round to their second album.

Nothing much has changed.

Damian Kulash, Tim Nordwind, Dan Konopka and Andy Duncan.

Tim and Damian had met at a art summer camp where they'd had an art teacher who was often high, who would say, 'Okay, go,' when it was time for them to draw.

Their biggest hit, as that Q review said, before this was their track Get Over It, a number twenty-one hit in 2003, and a song that has a special place in my heart.

The first ever mixtape I received from somebody was from my mum's friend, Heather, shout out, and she made me a mixtape of, like, the best songs that were out in 2003 at that time.

I'm not sure what those are.

She says, I miss the music and discovering new Britpop bands through Q Magazine every month.

Magazines, yeah.

Yeah.

So like in 2004, the song ranked number 65 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 greatest songs of all time.

In March 2005, Q Magazine placed it number 19 on their list of 100 greatest guitar tracks ever.

In 2009, VH1 included number 44 on the list of top 100 hard rock songs, and is even on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's list of the 500 songs that shaped

rock and

Really? Yeah, a Grammy and Brit Award recipient.

He was voted number 33 in Q Magazine's list of top 100 greatest singers of all time.

Jesus.

As a solo artist, he was inducted into the US Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994 and the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2006.

But they also sent me one of my favorite magazine...

One of my favorite magazine spreads and interviews on the white stripes from Q Magazine in June of 2003.

So Elephant had come out.

This interview was probably done in April because that's when the tour started.