October 11, 200917 yr Big drop for Dirtee Cash... hopefully its chart run will stabilise a bit more when it gets closer to its physical release.
October 11, 200917 yr Thank God this is dropping fast! :puke: 'You're Not Alone' by Tinchy is a far better use of a dance sample!
October 11, 200917 yr Author Thank God this is dropping fast! :puke: 'You're Not Alone' by Tinchy is a far better use of a dance sample! I quite agree! ^_^
October 11, 200917 yr Thank God this is dropping fast! :puke: 'You're Not Alone' by Tinchy is a far better use of a dance sample! It's not as bad as this steaming pile of $h!t, for sure :teresa:
October 11, 200917 yr I love the chorus of this, Dizzee kinda ruins it. Edited October 11, 200917 yr by Chris.
October 11, 200917 yr That nasty Ian Carey song goes up a place whilst far superior songs tumble? UGH. And anybody who thinks Tinchy Stryder's massarce is a patch on Olive needs to be put over my knee. :kink:
October 11, 200917 yr Thank God this is dropping fast! :puke: 'You're Not Alone' by Tinchy is a far better use of a dance sample! Hell no! :puke2: 'Dirty Cash' is a very lame cover version though.
October 11, 200917 yr 17 (from 12) Deadmau5 Feat. Rob Swire - Ghosts 'N' Stuff [P] http://images.musicnet.com/albums/032/985/969/c.jpeg Chart Run: 64-63-58-12-17 [5 wks] Release date: 27-09-2009 Format: download only track Label: EMI UK Video here: Chart history (Year peak title): Deadmau5 2009 14 I Remember (Deadmau5 and Kascade) 2009 12 Ghosts 'N' Stuff (Deadmau5 Feat. Rob Swire) Rob Swire 2009 12 Ghosts 'N' Stuff (Deadmau5 Feat. Rob Swire)
October 11, 200917 yr Author That nasty Ian Carey song goes up a place whilst far superior songs tumble? UGH. And anybody who thinks Tinchy Stryder's massarce is a patch on Olive needs to be put over my knee. :kink: As songs of that type go, I really like it! Of course its not 10% of what Olive is. At least it waaaaay better that that Pitbull $h!t.
October 11, 200917 yr #17, not too bad. I'd expect it to fall more on week 2. (Ok technically week 5, but the first three don't count). Might plummet next week though, already out of the top 40 on iTunes :( Anyway, in terms of rappers releasing songs using dance samples, Tinchy doing Olive >>>>> Pitbull doing Nightcrawlers (?) > Dizzee doing Stevie V I do still love all three though Edited October 11, 200917 yr by Brayden
October 11, 200917 yr I love the chorus of this, Dizzee kinda ruins it. Download Stevie V - Dirty Cash then, it's EXACTLY the same without Dizzee :lol:
October 11, 200917 yr Really like this Deadmau5 track too! Far, far, far better than the bland 'I Remember'
October 11, 200917 yr I like Dizzee's Dirtee Cash, it grew on me although I'm still far from being amazed by the song. Pretty much the same can be said about Deadmau5, good but not spectacular.
October 11, 200917 yr As songs of that type go, I really like it! Of course its not 10% of what Olive is. At least it waaaaay better that that Pitbull $h!t. seconded....Pitbull should be hit with a urinal :puke2:
October 11, 200917 yr Wow, KoL are consistently much higher than their position on iTunes would suggest. I'm not complaining, I want this to keep on charting and I think it is now top 5 for most weeks in the top 40 ever? It's just according to the Almost Sat chart, it is only #20 for the whole week on iTunes. Where can it be getting sufficient sales to be #16 for a third week in a row? :unsure:
October 11, 200917 yr 16 (from 16) Kings Of Leon - Sex On Fire [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697352002.JPG Chart Run: 1-1-1-2-2-4-4-5-11-13-13-17-14-15-21-12-11-12-14-19-18-23-19-14-16-22-23-29-31-27-30-29-37-40-39-47-53-52-60-54-50-68-xx(2 wks)-74-70-61-51-45-49-33-6-11-18-16-16-16 [55 wks] Release date: 15-9-2008 Availability: in stock Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 88697352002 Label: COLUMBIA Though Tennessee's Kings of Leon are a rock band from the south, that doesn't mean they're a Southern Rock band. The Followill brothers Caleb, Jared, and Nathan (along with their cousin Matthew) play a straight-ahead, hard-driving brand of rock & roll that owes more to Crazy Horse and the Rolling Stones than it does to Molly Hatchet. Their debut album, 2003's YOUTH & YOUNG MANHOOD showed them to be an earthier equivalent to garage-rock contemporaries like the White Stripes and the Strokes. - HMV Video here: Chart history (Year peak title): 2003 53 Holy Roller Novocaine EP 2003 22 What I Saw EP 2003 23 Molly's Chambers 2003 51 Wasted Time 2004 61 California Waiting 2004 16 The Bucket 2005 24 Four Kicks 2005 41 King Of The Rodeo 2007 18 On Call 2007 13 Fans 2008 01 Sex On Fire 2008 02 Use Somebody 2009 29 Revelry Album Discussion Thread Here
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