Pretty girl, great jeans and an intergalactic advert with the best soundtrack anyone had ever heard. We all rushed out to buy the CD and were sorely disappointed when, a minute into the track it all slows down and goes goth with some weirdo roaring into the microphone. What a let down. Worse still, no-one had the decency to remix the song and join together all the good bits.
The year? 1995. November.
The woman? Christina Semenovskaya
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