November 15, 200916 yr Yuk! I keep asking myself how this thing could have reached the top. It doesn't even deserve a Top 40 placing. The song has no hook at all. Leona's Happy is far from inventive as well yet it's still miles better than this BEP's piece of chav anthem. Guttered! :puke:
November 15, 200916 yr How many times must this be asked? The answer is on three levels: Technically Dizzee Rascal in 2008/9 Arguably McFly in 2006/7 Otherwise Westlife in 2000 Will Young and Gareth Gates both had three number one singles from an album each in 2002.
November 15, 200916 yr Just imagine the smugness wiped off Cowells face now :w00t: Oh what a good thought that is. I Just hope he don't drop her now :( he'll be gutted that he scheduled them to appear last week :lol: luckily Shakira won't come anywhere near his X Factor Finalists abomination, more the pity :(
November 15, 200916 yr How many times must this be asked? The answer is on three levels: Technically Dizzee Rascal in 2008/9 Arguably McFly in 2006/7 Otherwise Westlife in 2000 Thanks.
November 15, 200916 yr I disagree as no doubt their X-Factor appearance boosted sales.... however, Leona Lewis and JLS would never have existed in the charts in the first place if it wasn't for Simon Cowell's money grabbing vehicle. We're not talking about non-existence of X-Factor at all, just if BEP didn't perform there.
November 15, 200916 yr How many times must this be asked? The answer is on three levels: Arguably McFly in 2006/7What McFly tracks were those then? :o 'Please Please'/'Don't Stop Me Now' 'Star Girl' and? Or is it "arguably" because of the double A-Side? :heehee:
November 15, 200916 yr How many times must this be asked? The answer is on three levels: Technically Dizzee Rascal in 2008/9 Arguably McFly in 2006/7 Otherwise Westlife in 2000 I wouldn't count Dizzee Rascal tbh seen as all of his were released pre-album so it's not really the same thing/such an achievement.
November 15, 200916 yr I'm in two minds about Leona being number 2. There's the wanting her to have another number 1 and wanting her comeback single to go to number 1 etc... but then there's maybe it's for the best for her future and maybe it'll wake up the record company and make them think "Wow. We can't just release anything we like now" etc.. Hmmm... Bitter sweet for me at the moment. you would have thought they'd cottoned on to this when Forgive Me went to #5 and tumbled down the charts like it had a brick attached to it :drama: the record company do exactly what they want to do :( Forgive Me and Happy (though I really like both of them) are by far her weakest two singles in my opinion
November 15, 200916 yr Will Young and Gareth Gates both had three number one singles from an album each in 2002. Westlife were the last to have three from an already released album Will and Gareth's albums both came out after the three #1 singles
November 15, 200916 yr What is the X FActor finalists song this year? EDIT: Never mind, found it on youtube. Original verson = classic MJ X Factor version = pants. Edited November 15, 200916 yr by bobmoo79
November 15, 200916 yr Yuk! I keep asking myself how this thing could have reached the top. It doesn't even deserve a Top 40 placing. The song has no hook at all. Leona's Happy is far from inventive as well yet it's still miles better than this BEP's piece of chav anthem. Guttered! :puke: Erm, it clearly DOES have a hook. Do you even have ears? That 'whoa, whoa, I can't go any further than this' bit? You know that bit? It's called a hook, now stop being moronic...
November 15, 200916 yr 8 Sugababes - About A Girl [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/2725741.JPG Chart run: 8 [1 wk] Release date: 09-11-2009 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 2725741 Label: island London pop trio Sugababes displayed grit and determination in overcoming obstacles that would have felled countless others, deftly negotiating three potentially career-threatening line-up changes and being dropped by their first label. Their fusion of contemporary urban beats and classic soul eventually won over fans and label execs alike, and the 'Babes emerged as a hugely successful pop act in the U.K. in the early 2000s. In October 2005, TALLER IN MORE WAYS, the girls' fourth full-length, became their first to top the U.K. album chart. - HMV Video here: Chart history (Year peak title): 2000 06 Overload 2000 12 New Year 2001 13 Run For Cover 2001 30 Soul Sound 2002 01 Freak Like Me 2002 01 Round Round 2002 07 Stronger/Angels With Dirty Faces 2003 11 Shape 2003 01 Hole In The Head 2003 10 Too Lost In You 2004 08 In The Middle 2004 08 Caught In A Moment 2005 01 Push The Button 2005 03 Ugly 2006 04 Red Dress 2006 32 Follow Me Home 2006 08 Easy 2007 01 Walk This Way (Sugababes Vs Girls Aloud) 2007 01 About You Now 2007 13 Change 2008 15 Denial 2008 03 Girls 2009 23 No Can Do 2009 02 Get Sexy 2009 08 About A Girl http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/uploads/group_images/of_32.jpg First hit for Sugababes 4.0 and it sounds like most of the recent recordings they have out, makes me miss Sugababes 2.0
November 15, 200916 yr 7 Britney Spears - 3 [D] http://images.musicnet.com/albums/033/310/771/c.jpeg Chart Run: 7 [1 wk] Release Date: 09-11-2009 Format: download only track Label: jive In the late 1990s, Madonna had long since become a mature artist, turning her back on the carefree dance-pop of her early days. Teenage singer Britney Spears picked up on this specific Madonna era, albeit with a more girl-next-door approach. Her coy mix of innocence and sensuality (and infectious songs) made her a superstar, and helped inspire the teen-pop phenomenon that soon dominated pop music. By the early '00s, Spears was casting about for a more adult image, and remade herself into a vixen, experimented with acting and reality TV, and had two children with the controversial wannabe rap star Kevin Federline. While her personal life pre-empted her musical output for a while, she seemed on the road to artistic recovery after the 2006 birth of her second child. A critically lambasted appearance on the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards and a very public custody battle with Federline worked against her, but her concurrent album release BLACKOUT bought her some credibility with the fickle music press. - HMV Video here: Chart history (Year peak title): 1999 01 ...Baby One More Time 1999 03 Sometimes 1999 05 (You Drive Me) Crazy 2000 01 Born To Make You Happy 2000 01 Oops!... I Did It Again 2000 05 Lucky 2000 07 Stronger 2001 12 Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know 2001 04 I'm A Slave 4 U 2002 04 Overprotected 2002 02 I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman 2002 07 Boys (Britney Spears Feat. Pharrell Williams) 2002 13 I Love Rock 'n' Roll 2003 02 Me Against The Music (Britney Spears Feat. Madonna) 2004 01 Toxic 2004 01 Everytime 2004 03 My Prerogative 2005 06 Do Somethin' 2007 03 Gimme More 2007 02 Piece Of Me 2008 15 Break The Ice 2008 03 Womanizer 2008 13 Circus 2009 20 If U Seek Amy 2009 46 Radar 2009 07 3 http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/uploads/group_images/of_37.jpg More dance pop music from Britney SPears and this is from her 2nd greatest hits album.
November 15, 200916 yr 5 N-Dubz - I Need You [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/NDUBZNEEDUCDS.JPG Chart Run: 5 [1 wk] Release date: 09-11-2009 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: CDGLOBE1281 Label: umtv Video here: Chart history (Year peak title): N-Dubz 2007 57 Feva Las Vegas 2007 26 You Betta Not Waste My Time 2008 22 Ouch 2008 19 Papa Can You Hear Me 2009 24 Strong Again 2009 01 Number 1 (Tinchy Stryder Feat. N-Dubz) 2009 64 Wouldn't You 2009 05 I Need You Album Discussion Here the biggest chart hit that N-dubz had by themselves but it sounds like that this tune could have recorded by BEP on their latest album
November 15, 200916 yr 2 Leona Lewis - Happy [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697574692.JPG Chart Run: 2 [1 wk] Release date: 09-11-2009 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 88697574692 Label: sony Video here: Chart history (Year peak title): 2006 01 A Moment Like This 2007 46 Forgiveness 2007 01 Bleeding Love 2007 73 The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 2007 61 Whatever It Takes 2007 25 Footprints In The Sand 2008 02 Better In Time / Footprints In The Sand 2008 05 Forgive Me 2008 01 Run 2009 02 Happy http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/uploads/group_images/of_133.png This tune has been playing on US radio for a few weeks but the tune struggling to get radio play unlike "Bleeding Love" and "Better In Time"
November 15, 200916 yr I rarely visit Buzzjack, mainly have a look at how the midweeks are. I think it is a really good site,and the only reason I am commenting is to say that I think the person who does the Chart Round Up that is published on the front page, needs to take his own viewpoint out of it (i.e not say that N-Dubz are rubbish) as this makes the site look unprofessional. I hope that he takes this comment as it is meant to be, constructive critisicm and not as a personal dig. :)
November 15, 200916 yr Will Young and Gareth Gates both had three number one singles from an album each in 2002. Yes, but they were all released before the album, so that fits into the 'technically' category. Dizzee beats that by 6/7 years. Thanks. You're welcome :D What McFly tracks were those then? :o 'Please Please'/'Don't Stop Me Now' 'Star Girl' and? Or is it "arguably" because of the double A-Side? :heehee: 'Baby's Coming Back / Transylvania' was included on the reissue of the album. Now I think about it, Leona Lewis actually beats them in that category, as she pulled it off from 2006-8. I wouldn't count Dizzee Rascal tbh seen as all of his were released pre-album so it's not really the same thing/such an achievement. That is why I mentioned alternatives... Any way you spin it, the only for-definite answer to the question is that the last artist to EXACTLY replicate three #1s from one album with 2 being released after the album is Westlife, in 2000. I think they actually got 5 #1s from that album.
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