From this point on, the Festive Fifty charts became wholly yearly only, with just one more All-Time chart in 1999 (but not broadcast until January 2000). File:Logo 5.gif Few tears were shed for the all-time chart as listeners voted in a memorable listening in a year when there was so much of quality to choose from. As punk and new wave now faded decently into happy and inspirational memories, their influence thankfully didn't wane and the mid-eighties "indie" scene was now being born with apparently innumerable creative pathways opening up. Indicative of this are the first stirrings of the Smiths and Billy Bragg, the emergence of the Cocteau Twins as a genuinely musical force and generally a great year for Ivo Watt-Russell's 4AD label. While Factory had listed eleven tracks in the 1982 a