Posted January 31, 201015 yr ARIA Top 50 Singles weekending 1st February 2010 1 (1) Fireflies – Owl City 2 (3) Replay - Iyaz 3 (2) Tik Tok - Kesha 4 (4) Blah, Blah, Blah - Kesha 5 (16) Little Lion Man – Mumford & Sons 6 (6) Whatcha Say – Jason DeRulo 7 (5) Bad Romance – Lady GaGa 8 (7) Empire State Of Mind – Jay-Z ft Alicia Keys 9 (8) Rock That Body – Black Eyed Peas 10 (9) Haven’t Met You Yet – Michael Buble 11 (10) Black Box – Stan Walker 12 (18) Do You Remember? – Jay Sean 13 (25) Undisclosed Desires - Muse 14 (17) Memories – David Guetta ft Kid Cudi 15 (11) Art Of Love – Guy Sabastian ft Jordin Sparks 16 (13) Telephone – Lady GaGa ft Beyonce 17 (12) Down – Jay Sean 18 (19) Sweet Disposition – The Temper Trap 19 (15) Starstrukk – 3OH!3 ft Katy Perry 20 (14) Hotel Room Service – Pitbull 21 (22) Meet Me Halfway – Black Eyed Peas 22 (21) One Way Road – John Butler Trio 23 (23) I Gotta Feeling – Black Eyed Peas 24 (20) Party In The USA – Miley Cyrus 25 (26) According To You – Orianthi 26 (24) Sexy Chick – David Guetta ft Akon 27 (28) Morning After Dark - Timbaland 28 (27) I’m In Miami Bitch - LMFAO 29 (34) This Is Who I Am – Vanessa Amorosi 30 (30) One Time – Justin Bieber 31 (Re) Uprising - Muse 32 (46) Broken Leg - Bluejuice 33 (37) Bulletproof – La Roux 34 (29) Hazardous – Vanessa Amorosi 35 (36) Like It Like That – Guy Sabastian 36 (Re) Art vs Science – Art vs Science 37 (35) I Like That – Richard Vission & Static Revenger ft Luciana 38 (33) I Can Transform Ya – Chris Brown 39 (31) You’ve Changed - Sia 40 (New) Flashback – Calvin Harris 41 (32) Russian Roulette - Rihanna 42 (38) Caught In The Crowd – Kate Miller-Heidke 43 (Re) Bonkers – Dizzee Rascal 44 (40) Let Me Be Me – Jessica Mauboy 45 (New) Rude Boy - Rihanna 46 (New) Naturally – Selena Gomez & The Scene 47 (42) Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) - Beyonce 48 (New) Home – Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros 49 (Re) Chase That Feeling – Hilltop Hoods 50 (Re) Holiday – Dizzee Rascal
January 31, 201015 yr Author ARIA Top 50 Albums weekending 1st February 2010 1 (1) I Dreamed A Dream – Susan Boyle 2 (7) Sigh No More – Mumford & Sons 3 (3) Crazy Love – Michael Buble 4 (6) The Fame Monster – Lady GaGa 5 (4) Animal - Kesha 6 (2) Wrapped Up Good – The McClymonts 7 (5) Contra – Vampire Weekend 8 (15) The Resistance - Muse 9 (8) The End – Black Eyed Peas 10 (11) It’s Not Me, It’s You – Lily Allen 11 (10) Them Crooked Vultures – Them Crooked Vultures 12 (9) Fearless – Taylor Swift 13 (16) Conditions – The Temper Trap 14 (12) Greatest Hits – Foo Fighters 15 (25) Ocean Eyes – Owl City 16 (22) Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel – Original Soundtrack 17 (13) Soulbook – Rod Stewart 18 (14) Funhouse – P!nk 19 (48) Lungs – Florence + The Machine 20 (17) 50 Australian Top Ten Hits 1956-1977 – Elvis Presley 21 (21) Golden Rule - Powderfinger 22 (20) Walking On A Dream – Empire Of The Sun 23 (41) West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum - Kasabian 24 (19) Introducing – Stan Walker 25 (27) Battle Studies – John Mayer 26 (23) As Day Follows Night – Sarah Blasko 27 (18) Reality Killed The Video Star – Robbie Williams 28 (30) One Love – David Guetta 29 (24) Glee: The Music Season 1 Vol.1 – Original Soundtrack 30 (28) The Element Of Freedom – Alicia Keys 31 (26) Glee: The Music Season 1 Vol.2 – Original Soundtrack 32 (29) Bran Nue Dae – Original Soundtrack 33 (34) Absolute Greatest - Queen 34 (35) Cradlesong – Rob Thomas 35 (46) Wonder – Lisa Mitchell 36 (31) I Am Sasha Fierce - Beyonce 37 (39) Curiouser – Kate Miller-Heidke 38 (32) Like It Like That – Guy Sabastian 39 (Re) Manners – Passion Pit 40 (36) Rated R - Rihanna 41 (Re) State Of The Art – Hilltop Hoods 42 (33) Summer – The Sunny Cowgirls 43 (38) Hazardous – Vanessa Amorosi 44 (42) Planet Country – Lee Kernaghan 45 (43) This Is It – Michael Jackson 46 (Re) Ready For The Weekend – Calvin Harris 47 (45) The Time Of Our Lives – Miley Cyrus 48 (New) End Times - Eels 49 (Re) Shock Value II - Timbaland 50 (New) My Dinosaur Life – Motion City Soundtrack
January 31, 201015 yr Author Gavin Ryan Chart Commentary (thanks to Gavin Ryan) Flying at the top of the ARIA Singles chart for a fifth week are Owl City and their newly certified double platinum selling track "Fireflies" (DL: 1 hold), plus their album "Ocean Eyes" zooms up ten places to a new peak of No.15 this week. For four of the past five weeks of Owl Cities reign, they have been accompanied at No.2 by Ke$ha and her former No.1 track "Tik Tok" (DL: 3 hold, Phys: 4 to 3), which this week falls to No.3 to sit back to back with her latest single "Blah Blah Blah" (DL: 4 to 6) at No.4 (for a second week). Meaning that there is a new No.2 single, and climbing one place to achieve that is Iyaz and his track "Replay" (DL: 2 hold). On Australia Day (last Tuesday), ABC Radio station Triple J played their annual Hottest 100 countdown, and as usual some of the songs that appeared on their countdown have made jumps up the ARIA charts this week, most notably is their No.1 voted song "Little Lion Man" (DL: 16 to 4) by Mumford & Sons, which last week spent it's 16th week in the charts at No.16, this week leaps eleven places to a new peak of No.5. No.2 on their list was "Parlez Vous Francais?" by local act Art vs. Science, which can be found on their self-titled EP (Phys: 10 to 6), which this week jumps up forty-three places to a new peak of No.36 (and first time in the Top 50). No.3 on the Triple J was 2009 ARIA Award winning act The Hilltop Hoods and their single "Chase That Feeling", which leaps back into the Top 50 at No.49 this week. BlueJuice were at No.5 on that list with "Broken Leg" (DL: 34) which is up fourteen places to No.32 (also helped by the Big Day Out performances). Other tracks within their Top 20 that climb this week are "Undisclosed Desires" (DL: 23 to 12) (J#19, 25 to 13 on ARIA), "Home" by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes (J#15, 64 to 48 on ARIA), "Bonkers" by Dizzee Rascal (J#12, 76 to 43 on ARIA), "Uprising" (DL: 31) by Muse (J#9, 60 to 31 on ARIA) "Not Fair" by Lily Allen (J#8, up to 78 on ARIA), "Coin Laundry" by Lisa Mitchell (J#&, Re-Entry at 74 on ARIA) and "Bulletproof" (DL: 33 hold) by La Roux was No.6 on Triple J's countdown, and climbs back up few places to No.33 on the ARIA Charts. NEW PEAKS: Jay Sean looks set to score a second Top 10 single next week, as his latest track "Do You Remember" (DL: 18 to 13) is up six places to No.12 this week, and right behind him is the aforementioned Muse and their highest ever placed single in Australia, "Undisclosed Desires" (DL: 23 to 12) which leaps up twelve places to No.13 no doubt helped by them being the headline act at this years Big Day Out Festivals around the country. David Guetta and Akon take their "Memories" (DL:17 to 14) up to a new peak of No.14. Timbaland climbs a single place to No.27 to gain a new peak for his track "Morning After Dark" (DL: 28 to 26). Selena Gomez & The Scene take their track "Naturally" (DL: 40 debut) into the Top 50 this week by jumping up thirty-six places to No.46. BIG DAY OUT: As I mentioned Muse have two big singles moving up the charts this week, but other BDO acts who benefit this week are BlueJuice, Art vs Science and Dizzee Rascal who has two singles re-enter the Top 50 this week, with "Bonkers" back up thirty-three places to No.43. He also scores the biggest climbing single within the Top 100 as "Holiday" jumps back up forty-six places to No.50. Dizzee was joined by Calvin Harris on some of his show, Calvin also playing sideshows by himself, and this week he scores the highest new entry to the Top 100, coming in at No.40 with his latest track "Flashback" (DL: 36 debut). This becomes Calvin's second highest charting solo single on the ARIA Charts, having hit No.33 in August 2007 with "The Girls". The other Top 50 debut this week comes from Rihanna and her official second single from her "Rated R" (No.40 this week) album entitled "Rude Boy" (DL: 39 debut), which lands at No.45. Although the track "Hard" hit No.51 two weeks ago and is at No.72 this week, this latest track is the official second single, and joins "Russian Roulette" on the charts, which is down to No.41 this week. Another track has also charted from the album, entitled "Wait Your Turn" which hit No.82 for a week in early December 2009. BELOW Top 50: New peaking tracks below the Top 50 this week are Cascada's "Fever" (#54), Kid Cudi and MGMT on "Pursuit of Happiness" (up 33 places to No.56), Mumford & Sons' second single "The Cave" (up 29 places to No.62), the group Amy Meredith and their track "Pornstar" (#65), John Mayer with "Heartbreak Warfare" (#66) and lastly up to a new peak of No.85 is The Hilltop Hoods' first single "The Nosebleed Section". Local group Passion Pit score their first ARIA Top 100 Singles entry by debuting at No.52 with "Little Secrets", taken from their former No.19 album "Manners", which leaps back up the album charts nineteen places to No.39. The song "You've Got the Love" by Florence + The Machine enters at No.94, giving them their second ARIA Singles Chart entry. Their first single "Dog Days" hit No.83 last March, and re-enters at No.96 this week, no doubt helped by their current tour here. And entering right behind them at No.95 is Alvin & The Chipmunks and their version of the Dead or Alive1985 single "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)". Lastly, special mention must go to Lady GaGa's first single "Just Dance", which is spending it's 75th week in the Top 100, putting in third place for the 'Longest Running Single on the ARIA Top 100". It's just behind "My People" by The Presents (76 weeks) and "SexyBack" by Justin Timberlake (79 weeks). "Poker Face" has also racked up it's 71st week on the charts, placing it sixth overall, right behind two 72 weekers, "Low" by Flo Rida and "Straight Lines" by Silverchair. Susan Boyle stays atop the ARIA Albums chart for a tenth consecutive week, something which an album has done since the "Moulin Rouge" soundtrack spent eleven straight weeks at the No.1 spot back between late May and early August in 2001. Whilst many albums have spent more overall time at the top, staying put week after week is something of a rarity, so if she ties next week, I'll have a look back further for the last long-running No.1 stayer. With Mumford & Sons winning the No.1 spot on the Triple J Hottest 100 countdown with the song "Little Lion Man", plus also placing at No.81 with "The Cave", their parent album "Sigh No More" had been sitting at No.7 for the past couple of weeks, this week it jumps up five places to a new peak of No.2. With the band in the country this week at the Laneway Festival and at the Oxford Art Factory in Sydney, it could push its way even higher next week. Michael Buble holds at No.3 with his "Crazy Love" album, Lady GaGa climbs back up two places to No.4 with "The Fame Monster" set, pushing Ke$ha's "Animal" down a place to No.5. Last week's highest new entry from The McClymonts, "Wrapped Up Good" is down to No.6, and three weeks ago Vampire Weekend was the No.2 entry with "Contra", which this week is down two places to No.7. With Muse scoring two big jumping singles helped by Triple J placings, but more so due to their Big Day Out headlining, their former No.1 album "The Resistance" jumps back into the Top 10 at No.8. Another BDO act that re-enters the Top 10 is Lily Allen and her album "It's Not Me, it's You", back at No.10. Own City jump up ten places to No.15 with their album "Ocean Eyes", followed at No.16 by "Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel", up six places this week. Florence + The Machine played Sydney late last week, and are a part of the Laneway Festival which is touring the country this week. Their album "Lungs" recently went back to No.1 in the UK, and this week it's up twenty-nine places to No.19, three places lower than its original peak. Kasabian are up eighteen places to No.23 with "West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum", Lisa Mitchell is up eleven places to No.35 with "Wonder", Passion Pit are up nineteen places with their "Manners" album to No.39, and up a massive thirty-five places to No.46 is Calvin Harris' album "Ready for the Weekend", helped by his BoilerRoom appearances at the Big Day Out. The Eels score the highest new entry of the week at No.49 with their eighth album "End Times". It's their sixth Top 50 entry, having last charted in June 2009 reaching No.35 with their seventh album "Hombre Lobo", their highest charting so far. The other Top 50 entry comes in at No.50, Motion City Soundtrack with their fourth album "My Dinosaur Life", becoming their first Top 50 entry, beating the No.52 peak of their 2007 album "Even if it Kills Me". AU iTunes Top 300 Link http://ax.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSt...mit=300/rss.xml Edited January 31, 201015 yr by Mark.
January 31, 201015 yr Australia have really taken to Mumford & Sons haven't they :lol: how bizarre! There's also stuff from Calvin Harris and Dizzee Rascal below the singles chart. :lol:
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