Talk:1999 in British music/to do
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- Expand on the introduction with the first paragraph describing the trends after summarising the significance of 1999 in music and the second paragraph going into slightly more detail on the success of artists, singles and albums during the year
- Include More detail on Girl Groups & Boy Bands - much more is required on Girl Groups, on Boy Bands, expand Westlife section (only first three singles as fourth is discussed in Christmas Number one) and expand Backstreet Boys, who were globally the most successful boyband during 1999
- Include More detail on Martine McCutcheon & even more so on Jennifer Lopez, with more on her past in acting
- Add Chart positions for acts in the American Acts section
- Include other acts into the section
- Move Ronan Keating's debut single explanation from Boybands section to Film Music section
- Include More acts into the Latin & Europop section - more explanation on their impact and their transformation of music
- Include More acts in the Novelty Acts section, as only chart-topping acts are in there - there were other successes
- Include More detail on the Production Teams' success and also others to be included
- Include More detail on the Spice Girls - what Victoria did during the year - if not in the music industry, why wasn't she?
- Re-name Country Pop to something else, unless the success of other artists such as LeAnn Rimes can be put in there; it seems silly to have a section dedicated JUST on Shania Twain despite the collosal success of Come On Over
- IncludeMore detail on the British acts in the Brit Awards section
- Include More detail on acts in Pop Divas section as the secton is very Britney vs Christina focused
- Include More detail on S Club 7 and Lolly in the Pop Acts section
- Include More detail on the albums by Blur, Catatonia, Suede, Texas, Jamiroquai, The Chemical Brothers, Travis & Letfield
- Include More detail on the success of Steps, if Albums Of 1999 gets too big, move Steps to Pop Acts section
- Clean-up description of battle for Christmas #1
- Throughout article include more reference to underground music, as it is mainstream focused
- Add weekly sales of #1 albums and cumulative charts for singles and albums Ultimate Star Wars Freak 09:36, 30 Apr 2005 (UTC)