Music & Media magazine archive?

[radiodavid]

All but 4 issues from 1990 are now on the site. The remaining issues will be added later this coming week. Expect 1991 and 1992 in the next week to 10 days.

Enjoy!

[LostAvenger]

Thank you so much. Now the history of the UK Airplay Charts in the 90s is complete!

[trebor]

These have probably all been posted by CZB or REX before.
All original scans joined together as pdf's.

TROS Euoparade
© TROS © Ad Roland © 1976-1987



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Europarade - 1976.pdf
Europarade - 1977.pdf
Europarade - 1978.pdf
Europarade - 1979.pdf
Europarade - 1980.pdf
Europarade - 1981.pdf
Europarade - 1982.pdf
Europarade - 1983.pdf
Europarade - 1984.pdf
Europarade - 1985.pdf
Europarade - 1986.pdf
Europarade - 1987.pdf

[RadekT]

Another great thing in this topic! Thanks trebor. Do you have scans of Europarade from 85 to 90?

[trebor]

^^ Added Years 1985-1987
The Europarade disbanded with the 1987 Year End issue.

Middels dit jaaroverzicht laten wij u weten dat wij met ingang van heden het verschijnen van de Europarade hebben beeindigd.
Voor inlichtingen betreffende voortbestaan van de Europarade k.unt u zich in verbinding stellen met "Buma-Stemra" [...]

With this last year-issue we inform you that we finished the existence of the Europarade
For further information please contact "Buma Stemra" [...]

[Chartaholic]

^^ Added Years 1985-1987
The Europarade disbanded with the 1987 Year End issue.

Middels dit jaaroverzicht laten wij u weten dat wij met ingang van heden het verschijnen van de Europarade hebben beeindigd.
Voor inlichtingen betreffende voortbestaan van de Europarade k.unt u zich in verbinding stellen met "Buma-Stemra" [...]

With this last year-issue we inform you that we finished the existence of the Europarade
For further information please contact "Buma Stemra" [...]

Can someone explain what the last two charts are. The first europarade is obvious, a collection of charts from different countries.

But Polderpoparade and Polderpop are a mystery to me.

Thanks for the files Trebor!

[Edu]

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Europarade - 1976.pdf
...

The only thing that can be seen in those pdfs is pages all in black...
What is the problem?

[radiodavid]

Downloads via Zippyshare. Links good through to June 20, 2017

Europarade - 1976.pdf
...

The only thing that can be seen in those pdfs is pages all in black...
What is the problem?

I have the same issue. Every file I have downloaded has a black rectangle with a white border on the right and the bottom!

[Chartaholic]

Downloads via Zippyshare. Links good through to June 20, 2017

Europarade - 1976.pdf
...

The only thing that can be seen in those pdfs is pages all in black...
What is the problem?

I have the same issue. Every file I have downloaded has a black rectangle with a white border on the right and the bottom!

They display fine in both safari and goodreader on an iPad.

[radiodavid]

Downloads via Zippyshare. Links good through to June 20, 2017

Europarade - 1976.pdf
...

The only thing that can be seen in those pdfs is pages all in black...
What is the problem?

I have the same issue. Every file I have downloaded has a black rectangle with a white border on the right and the bottom!

They display fine in both safari and goodreader on an iPad.

But when saved and opened in Acrobat Professional, they are blank.

[Chartaholic]

But when saved and opened in Acrobat Professional, they are blank.

Saw this on the webs. Any help?

Check Edit>Preferences>Page display>Page content and information and be sure that "Show large images" is checked.

[me]

But when saved and opened in Acrobat Professional, they are blank.

Saw this on the webs. Any help?
Check Edit>Preferences>Page display>Page content and information and be sure that "Show large images" is checked.

Yes, large images is ok, but all the pages are in black.

But If I convert the PDF in JPG everything is OK

[trebor]

Works fine with Chrome, Explorer & Opera (their standard built-in viewers render the files perfectly).
Does indeed have issues with Firefox (don't have Adobe Pro on this machine so I can't check).
-> Open the files with the built-in viewers from the first three mentioned browsers and re-save them to your standard.
(It's a known problem when the source file is not a true-pdf but rather images; or has not been created by Adobe Pro)

[me]

Works fine with Chrome, Explorer & Opera (their standard built-in viewers render the files perfectly).
Does indeed have issues with Firefox (don't have Adobe Pro on this machine so I can't check).
-> Open the files with the built-in viewers from the first three mentioned browsers and re-save them to your standard.
(It's a known problem when the source file is not a true-pdf but rather images; or has not been created by Adobe Pro)

Opened with Chrome: allways black

[trebor]

^^ Download the free PDF-XChange Viewer/Editor and open the file with that program
http://www.chip.de/downloads/PDF-XChang ... 39244.html

[me]

^^ Download the free PDF-XChange Viewer/Editor and open the file with that program
http://www.chip.de/downloads/PDF-XChang ... 39244.html

Thanks, it works fine

[REX]

The Polder(pop)parade is the chart with only songs sung in Dutch extracted from the national Dutch chart and in the same order.

Example :
Let's say the Dutch national chart looks like this
1) English song 1
2) English song 2
3) Dutch song 1
4) English song 3
5) French song 1
6) English song 4
7) Dutch song 2
8) Dutch song 3
9) English song 5
10) Dutch song 4
than gives this for the Polder(pop)parade
1) Dutch song 1 (at position 3 in the national chart)
2) Dutch song 2 (at position 7 in the national chart)
3) Dutch song 3 (at position 8 in the national chart)
4) Dutch song 4 (at position 10 in the national chart)
and so on ...

If I remember correctly the Polder(pop)parade was a top 15 and was broadcasted by Ad Roland in one hour.

[RonnieV]

Actually REX's post is not (completely) true: the Polderpopparade is a chart with only Dutch artists; songs don't have to be sung in Dutch necessarily. Ordering of the chart is per REX's explanation.

This can easily be seen by looking at the very first Polderpopparade of 1976 where #1 and #2 are tracks with English lyrics and #3 has Dutch words.

Best regards,
Ronnie

[LostAvenger]

All but 4 issues from 1990 are now on the site. The remaining issues will be added later this coming week. Expect 1991 and 1992 in the next week to 10 days.

Enjoy!

Thank you for adding the remaining issues! Just curious, do you have the January 6th or December 29th issues or is that all available?

The December 22nd link doesn't work for the time being.

[REX]

You are right RonnieV! (I completely forgot about that.) Indeed the Polder(pop)parade consists of only Dutch Artists with songs that need not be sung in Dutch but that are in the same order as the national Dutch chart!
Thanks for the remark!

[Chartaholic]

You are right RonnieV! (I completely forgot about that.) Indeed the Polder(pop)parade consists of only Dutch Artists with songs that need not be sung in Dutch but that are in the same order as the national Dutch chart!
Thanks for the remark!

Thanks REX and RonnieV for the explanation.

[me]

Thank you for adding the remaining issues! Just curious, do you have the 1990, January 6th or 1990, December 29th issues or is that all available?

In ARH there are:
1989, Dec 23 issue 51
1990, Jan 13 issue 2
so two issues seems missing.

Generally, in the next years the first issue is n.1-3. it means than often M&M does not go our for two week in the end of the year.
In this case issue Dec 30 and Jan 6 did not come out.
I.e. if you look at the weeks on charts you see Issue 51 Hot-100 Singles: Another day in Paradise 2-2-7 (pos, last week, weeks on chart)
and n.2-Jan 13 Another day in Paradise 1-2-8 (pos, last week, weeks on chart)
so no one chart is missing. And, obviously, no issue is missing

Next year:
1990, Dec 22 issue 51
If you look at page 4 there is: "Due to the Christmas and New Year holidays, Music & Media will take a two-week publishing hiatus, resuming with the first 1991 issue dated January 12".

So also in this year there is no issue missing.

[LostAvenger]

Thank you for explaining, me. I just noticed this on the December 23, 1989 issue:

HAPPY HOLIDAYS to all your readers

The next issue of Music & Media will be out on January 9.

And to confirm, that's pertaining to the January 13th issue?

[me]

Thank you for explaining, me. I just noticed this on the December 23, 1989 issue:

HAPPY HOLIDAYS to all your readers

The next issue of Music & Media will be out on January 9.

And to confirm, that's pertaining to the January 13th issue?

I have not copied the full text. It says:
"Due to the Christmas and New Year holidays, Music & Media will take a two-week publishing hiatus, resuming with the first 1991 issue dated January 12 (available January 8)".

[LostAvenger]

Thank you, me. You pretty much confirmed for me that the magazine is always available before the issue date printed on the magazine.