It's 35 years since the very first edition of Now That's What I Call Music was released, and Now 100 is about to be released this Friday.

The first Now album was released in November 1983, at a time when compilations of current chart hits were relatively rare.

The tracklisting was as follows:

Side 1:

1. Phil Collins - 'You Can't Hurry Love'

2. Duran Duran - 'Is There Something I Should Know?'

3. UB40 - 'Red Red Wine'

4. Limahl - 'Only for Love'

5. Heaven 17 - 'Temptation'

6. KC and the Sunshine Band - 'Give It Up'

7. Malcolm McLaren - 'Double Dutch'

8. Bonnie Tyler - 'Total Eclipse of the Heart'

9. Culture Club - 'Karma Chameleon'

10. Men Without Hats - 'The Safety Dance'

11. Kajagoogoo - 'Too Shy'

12. Mike Oldfield - 'Moonlight Shadow'

13. Men at Work - 'Down Under'

14. Rock Steady Crew - '(Hey You) The Rock Steady Crew'

15. Rod Stewart - 'Baby Jane'

16. Paul Young - 'Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)'

Side 2

1. New Edition - 'Candy Girl'

2. Kajagoogoo - 'Big Apple'

3. Tina Turner - 'Let's Stay Together'

4. The Human League - 'Fascination'

5. Howard Jones - 'New Song'

6. UB40 - 'Please Don't Make Me Cry'

7. Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack - 'Tonight I Celebrate My Love'

8. Tracey Ullman - 'They Don't Know'

9. Will Powers - 'Kissing with Confidence'

10. Genesis - 'That's All'

11. The Cure - 'The Love Cats'

12. Simple Minds - 'Waterfront'

13. Madness - 'The Sun and the Rain'

14. Culture Club - 'Victims'

How many of these did you like at the time?

John Caddell and Larissa Nolan discussed this and more in our music slot.

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