Oops!… I Ranked It Again

Today we're covering Steps' 2000 album, Buzz! Released in October 2000, Buzz was a massive turning point for the band. To move away from bubblegum "line-dancing" pop, Pete Waterman sent the group to Stockholm to work with the Cheiron hitmakers behind Britney and Backstreet Boys—giving the album a mature, transatlantic edge.
Joining me to break it all down is Scott from the Glitter & Gold podcast! I'll reveal the definitive Buzz ranking, break down each track, explore classic era B-sides and a WEALTH of knowledge from Scott (I learnt A LOT)

Joining me today is Y2K's premiere roving reporter, Carli Deville! CarliThey started as a secret burlesque show in a Hollywood basement and ended up as the biggest girl group on the planet. With over 55 million records sold, we are diving deep into the legacy of Nicole, Melody, Carmit, Ashley, Kimberly, and Jessica—the Pussycat Dolls.

On this week’s Oops! I ranked it again. We’re checking into the Onyx Hotel to dive into Britney’s 2003 career-defining masterpiece, In the Zone. Joining me is TikTok’s favourite vinyl collector, David Hayes, to talk about his journey into the world of physical media and the "Holy Grail" Britney record he’s still hunting for. We’re breaking down the era where Britney finally took the wheel as co-executive producer. we’re ranking every track to see if this is truly the ultimate 2000s pop blueprint.

Join me and my guest, Kevin from the 'Things Gay People Like' podcast, as we go down memory lane and talk about S Club 7's debut album, S Club.

Prepare for lots of fawning over Paul, me constantly fighting Rachel's corner & ultimately rank the album together.

I’m joined by my guest Rich, also known as The Baldest Bitch, and we’re diving headfirst into the chaos of the X Factor winners’ singles. From the highs .. and the MANY MANY lows .. we’ll be ranking them and discussing each song at great length .. which is why there is 2 parts!!