This week Rebekah gets to listen to the song that sold a million copies and made a male solo artist the first to make their debut at number 1. In this year, Oasis chalked up a cummalative 134 weeks on the UK singles chart, a record previously held since 1981 by Adam & the Ants. Artists featured on this volume include, Oasis, Queen, Pulp, Radiohead, Lighthouse Family and Ace of Base.

This week Rebekah gets to listen to the two singles that had everyone talking as Brit Pop made the headlines. Artists featured on this volume include Queen, Tina Turner, Cher, Simply Red, Human League, Beautiful South from the 80s and Oasis, Radiohead, Blur, Cast and Eternal from the 90s.

This week Rebekah listened to Now 31, which is the first in the series to officially have a minimum of 40 tracks. It also marked the final appearance to date in the series of a band who were big throughoutt he 80s. Artists featured included Oasis, Pulp, D:Ream, Boyzone, Wet Wet Wet, Duran Duran and The Human League.

This week Rebekah got to listen to the new boyband who would challenge Take That. even though Simon Cowell orignially laughed at the idea. Also another soap star actor crosses over to the music world. Artists featured this week include Oasis, East 17, Janet Jackson, Simple Minds, Human League and M People.

This week Rebekah listen to Now 29 which was actually the biggest volume seller in the series at the time. Artists featured include Oasis, Take That, The Rolling Stones, New Order, East 17, Eternal, Erasure and Cyndi Lauper

This week Rebekah gets to hear Now 29 which includes the artists The Beautiful South, Ace Of Base, B52s, Blur, M People & Erasure. This week is all about a movie song that topped the charts for 15 weeks.

This week Rebekah got to hear some familiar names like Pet Shop Boys, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Tina Turner, Go West & Belinda Carlisle. She also gets to hear which artist's song was the first #1 single to not be available on 7" vinyl for the first time since the early 1950's

This week Rebekah gets to hear about Now That's What I Call Music volume 25. In this episode not only did we have some 80s artists in Queen, Duran Duran, George Michael, Paul Weller & Sade but also some of the lowest charting tracks at #50 and #69 to appear on the Now compilation to date