Posted February 21, 201015 yr ARIA Top 50 Singles weekending 22nd February 2010 1 (New) In My Head – Jason DeRulo 2 (1) Replay - Iyaz 3 (6) Today Was A Fairytale – Taylor Swift 4 (2) Fireflies – Owl City 5 (16) Tik Tok – The Midnight Beast 6 (4) Memories – David Guetta ft Kid Cudi 7 (3) Blah, Blah, Blah - Kesha 8 (17) Rude Boy - Rihanna 9 (25) 3 Words – Cheryl Cole ft will.i.am 10 (7) Do You Remember? – Jay Sean 11 (5) Tik Tok - Kesha 12 (9) Whatcha Say – Jason DeRulo 13 (12) Bad Romance – Lady GaGa 14 (8) Little Lion Man – Mumford & Sons 15 (10) Empire State Of Mind – Jay-Z ft Alicia Keys 16 (19) On A Mission – Gabriella Cilmi 17 (14) Telephone – Lady GaGa ft Beyonce 18 (New) We Are The World 25 – Artists For Haiti 19 (New) Hallelujah – K.D. Lang 20 (11) Haven’t Met You Yet – Michael Buble 21 (18) Rock That Body – Black Eyed Peas 22 (15) Sweet Disposition – The Temper Trap 23 (20) Black Box – Stan Walker 24 (13) Undisclosed Desires - Muse 25 (23) I Like That – Richard Vission & Static Revenger ft Luciana 26 (21) Down – Jay Sean 27 (26) Morning After Dark - Timbaland 28 (New) Everybody Hurts – Helping Haiti 29 (24) Starstrukk – 3OH!3 ft Katy Perry 30 (22) Art Of Love – Guy Sabastian ft Jordin Sparks 31 (27) One Time – Justin Bieber 32 (30) I Gotta Feeling – Black Eyed Peas 33 (28) One Way Road – John Butler Trio 34 (29) Hotel Room Service – Pitbull 35 (41) Hazardous – Vanessa Amorosi 36 (33) I’m In Miami Bitch - LMFAO 37 (New) Shut It Down - Pitbull 38 (35) The Cave – Mumford & Sons 39 (37) In The Air (Axwell Edit) – TV Rock 40 (31) Meet Me Halfway – Black Eyed Peas 41 (32) Sexy Chick – David Guetta ft Akon 42 (New) Put It In A Love Song – Alicia Keys 43 (39) I Can Transform Ya – Chris Brown 44 (34) Party In The USA – Miley Cyrus 45 (38) According To You – Orianthi 46 (New) Heartbreak Warfare – John Mayer 47 (45) Art vs Science – Art vs Science 48 (42) You’ve Changed - Sia 49 (40) Uprising - Muse 50 (New) You’ve Got The Love – Florence & The Machine
February 21, 201015 yr Author ARIA Top 50 Albums weekending 22nd February 2010 1 (1) Sigh No More – Mumford & Sons 2 (2) I Dreamed A Dream – Susan Boyle 3 (New) Recollection – K.D. Lang 4 (New) Soldier Of Love - Sade 5 (3) Fearless – Taylor Swift 6 (5) Crazy Love – Michael Buble 7 (4) The Fame Monster – Lady GaGa 8 (6) The Resistance - Muse 9 (9) The End – Black Eyed Peas 10 (7) Animal - Kesha 11 (23) Black Ice – AC/DC 12 (16) Lungs – Florence + The Machine 13 (17) Cradlesong – Rob Thomas 14 (10) Wrapped Up Good – The McClymonts 15 (8) Heligoland – Massive Attack 16 (14) Conditions – The Temper Trap 17 (12) It’s Not Me, It’s You – Lily Allen 18 (18) Ocean Eyes – Owl City 19 (13) Contra – Vampire Weekend 20 (28) Battle Studies – John Mayer 21 (35) Rated R - Rihanna 22 (15) Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel – Alvin & The Chipmunks 23 (19) Funhouse – P!nk 24 (New) Mechanize – Fear Factory 25 (21) Greatest Hits – Foo Fighters 26 (24) I Am Sasha Fierce - Beyonce 27 (11) The Broken Strings Tour – Birds Of Tokyo 28 (29) One Love – David Guetta 29 (26) Hazardous – Vanessa Amorosi 30 (32) Absolute Greatest - Queen 31 (22) Them Crooked Vultures – Them Crooked Vultures 32 (25) Soulbook – Rod Stewart 33 (31) Golden Rule - Powderfinger 34 (45) Like It Like That – Guy Sabastian 35 (42) The Element Of Freedom – Alicia Keys 36 (New) Screamworks: Love In Theory & Practice - HIM 37 (20) Black Light – Groove Armada 38 (27) As Day Follows Night – Sarah Blasko 39 (Re) Backtracks – AC/DC 40 (Re) Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix - Phoenix 41 (New) Valentine’s Day – Original Soundtrack 42 (30) Hellbilly Deluxe 2 – Rob Zombie 43 (37) Walking On A Dream – Empire Of The Sun 44 (33) West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum - Kasabian 45 (50) A Book Like This – Angus & Julia Stone 46 (Re) Live – AC/DC 47 (48) Manners – Passion Pit 48 (41) This Is It – Michael Jackson 49 (Re) Twenty Five – George Michael 50 (34) Bran Nue Dae – Original Soundtrack
February 21, 201015 yr Author Gavin Ryan's Chart Commentary (Thanks to Gavin Ryan) Jason DeRulo exits the Top 10 this week with his first ARIA Singles Chart hit, the No.5 track "Whatcha Say" (DL: 8 to 12), but compensates its fall by debuting at No.1 with his new single "In My Head" (DL: 1 debut). It becomes the 960th No.1 single in Australia, and the first time Warner Brothers and the label that both Iyaz and Jason are on (Beluga Heights) have swapped over the No.1 position in Australia. Jason's single becomes Warner Brothers' twelfth chart-topping single in Australia since Allan Sherman scored the first back in 1963. "In My Head" is the third track to feature the word 'head' in its title, and the fifth 'in my' to make it to the top of the charts. Jason DeRulo is the 271st American solo Male Artist to make it to No.1, and the 628th American Performer to top our charts. The song also becomes the 89th song to debut at the No.1 spot, Vanessa Amorosi's "This is Who I Am" being the last such debut. This song has surpassed its peaks in other countries, having reached No.9 in the US, No.5 in Canada and No.3 in New Zealand. Iyaz and his track "Replay" (DL: 1 to 2) falls to No.2 after two weeks at the top, and Owl City and their former chart-topper "Fireflies" (DL: 2 to 4) breaks away from its two week stay at No.2 by falling to No.4. Last week's big new entry by Taylor Swift "Today Was a Fairytale" (DL: 5 to 3) is up three places to No.3. Also last week David Guetta with Kid Cudi on "Memories" (DL: 3 to 6) and Ke$ha's "Blah Blah Blah" (DL: 4 to 8, Phys: 15 debut) peaked at No.4 and No.3 respectively, but due to four entries to the Top 10 are pushed down to No.6 and No.7 respectively (again). And the final remnant of last weeks Top 10 to hold inside the Top 10 is Jay Sean's "Do You Remember" (DL: 9 hold) which falls from it's No.7 peak to No.10. The Midnight Beast and their parody of "Tik Tok" (DL: 15 to 5) replaces that song in the Top 10 by jumping up nine places to No.5, whilst the original falls six places to No.11. With Rihanna in the country doing a promotional visit this past week, her latest track "Rude Boy" (DL: 17 to 7) jumps up nine places to give her back-to-back Top 10 singles from her "Rated R" album (up 14 places to No.21 this week). And the second biggest climber of the week is an artist who has graced our charts before as a part of her former girl group Girls Aloud, but this week scores her first ever Top 10 single, Cheryl Cole is up sixteen places to No.8 with "3 Words" (DL: 24 to 11), also putting Black Eyed Peas member Will.i.am back into the Top 10 also. NEW PEAKS: Gabriella Cilmi does a similar feat to her first singles chart run, moving up only slightly before a big jump next week, as "On a Mission" (DL: 18 to 15, Phys: 43 debut) is up to No.16 this week. Pitbull scores his fourth Top 50 entry by scoring the biggest leaping track of the week, up nineteen places to No.37 with "Shut it Down" (DL: 38 debut), and also breaking into the Top 50 are future tourist John Mayer with "Heartbreak Warfare", up nine places to No.46 and recent tourists Florence + The Machine score their first EVER Top 50 single by moving up to No.50 with "You've Got the Love". The January 12th Haiti earthquake has spurned two songs covered by multiple artists, both of which debut this week on the charts. Debuting at No.18 (DL: 17 debut) is "We Are the World 25: For Haiti", a remake of the 1985 famine relief song written by Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson which hit No.1 in April 1985. Featured artists on this new version include Michael and Janet Jackson, Justin Bieber, Jennifer Hudson, Josh Groban, Tony Bennett, Mary J. Blige, Barbra Streisand, Miley Cyrus, Enrique Iglesias, Wyclef Jean, P!nk, Usher, Celine Dion, Fergie, Toni Braxton, Carlos Santana and Kanye West amongst others. The track recently debuted at No.2 in the US Charts. The second Haiti relief song is a cover of REM's 1993 single "Everybody Hurts" (DL: 33 debut, Phys: 1 debut) performed by a collective calling themselves Helping Haiti. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown asked Simon Cowell to arrange a charity single to raise money for Haiti. The track has already reached No.1 in England and Ireland, and debuts at No.26 here. This version features vocals from Leona Lewis, Rod Stewart, Mariah Carey, Mika, Michael Buble, Jon Bon Jovi, Susan Boyle, Kylie Minogue, Robbie Williams and Chrissie Hynde amongst other artists. Michael Buble's "Haven't Met You Yet" (DL: 11 to 19) was possibly helped into the Top 10 a couple of weeks ago by being used in the Channel 7 promo's for the then upcoming 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada. Well the opening ceremony last weekend featured a stirring rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" (DL: 28 debut) performed by Canadian native k.d. Lang which this week enters the charts at No.19. Last week her best of "Recollections" entered at No.56, but this week jumps up to No.3, and this becomes her first charting single this century, having last appeared on the charts in December 1997 with her 1997 Australian Tour EP, which hit No.70. She did chart with this song in April of 2008, but that was only on the digital charts where it hit No.47. Alicia Keys hit No.96 in late December of 2009 with the first single from her "The Elements of Freedom" (No.35 this week) album, and this week she debuts at No.42 with "Put it in a Love Song" (DL: 45 to 35) featuring guest vocals from Beyonce. She is also currently on the charts with Jay-Z as guest vocalist on "Empire State of Mind" (DL: 10 to 14) which leaves the Top 10 this week and is sitting at No.15. Below Top 50: Only two new peaks below the Top 50 this week, k-os is up to No.59 with "I Wish I Knew Natalie Portman (Can't Really Make You Love Me)", and re-entering at No.90 and at the same time scoring a new peak is Miami Horror and their track "Sometimes". Timbaland debuts at No.62 with the second single from his "Shock Value II" album (No.61 this week) entitled "If We Ever Meet Again", this one featuring guest vocals from Katy Perry. Chris Brown also enters with the second single from his latest album "Graffiti" (No.96 this week) called "Crawl", which is in at No.67. The third R&B act below the Top 50 to debut this week is T-Pain at No.82 with "Take Your Shirt Off". Two artists who haven't been on the charts for a couple of years, make debuts back to back this week. Train are in at No.72 with "Hey, Soul Sister", their last chart appearance being 2003's "Calling All Angels" which hit No.22, and this becomes their sixth charting single. Australian group Operator Please returns to the charts after almost two years absence with "Logic" debuting at No.73. They last hit No.93 in July 2008 with "Two for My Seconds", and this new track is the fifth Top 100 entry. Lady GaGa is at No.95 with "Just Dance" in its 78th week in the Top 100, one week away from tying the 79 week record set by Justin Timberlake's "SexyBack". We'll have to wait to see if it holds on for another week. Also mention should go to The Black Eyed Peas who fall to No.21 this week with "Rock That Body", making it 46 weeks in the Top 20 for the group ("Boom Boom Pow" debuted April 6th, 2009), although will.i.am does appear on Cheryl Cole's new track which jumps into the Top 10 this week. Mumford and Sons hold for a second week at the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums Chart with their "Sigh No More" album, whilst Susan Boyle starts her run at No.2 with her "I Dreamed a Dream" album, now in its second week at that position. k.d. Lang has a long running career in this country for her album releases, and her first best of set "Recollections" charges from last weeks debut of No.56 up to No.3 this week. Helped by her performance at the opening ceremony of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics with her rendition of "Hallelujah", which also enters the singles chart at No.19 this week. Sade debuts at No.4 with their sixth studio album "Soldier of Love", and their first chart entry since nine years, having last appeared on the charts in late February 2001 with the No.28 album "Lovers Rock". And by debuting at No.4 (the same entry position they made in the UK last week), this becomes their highest ever placed album on the Australian charts, having peaked at No.6 in early 1985 with their debut album "Diamond Life" which was followed in late 1985 by their second Top 10 set "Promise". Since then they have not graced our Top 10, until this week, just over twenty-five years later. AC/DC's tour has helped their ARIA Award winning album "Black Ice" to leap up twelve places to No.11. Their first collection of older tracks "Backtracks" is up twenty-two places to No.36, their first live album "Live" is up forty-three places to No.46, and their first No.1 album from 1980 "Back in Black" also climbs twenty-two places to No.57, and lastly they re-enter at No.97 with "The Razors Edge", their 1990 No.3 album. Other recent and future tourists benefit on the ARIA Albums Charts this week. Recent tourist Rob Thomas is up four places to No.13 with his 'cradlesong' album. Future tourist John Mayer's "Battle Studies" is up eight places to No.20. Last week Rihanna did a promo tour, and that has helped her "Rated R" album to climb up fourteen places to No.21. Phoenix climb thirty-five places to No.40 with "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix". George Michael re-enters at No.49 with the tour edition of "Twenty-Five", and Gossip jump up twenty places to No.51 with their "Music for Men" album. Also recent tourist Cliff Richard is back in the charts at No.63 with his former partners The Shadows on "Reunited". And not a tourist, but currently playing around the country, the "Valentines Day" soundtrack jumps up fifty-three places to No.41. Fear Factory's seventh album "Mechanize" debuts at No.24, two places higher than the entry position of their 2005 album "Transgression". Also charting with their seventh album is Finnish band HIM and debuting at No.36 with "Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice". This is their fourth Top 50 entry, and is now their second highest charting album behind 2007's "Venus Doom" which peaked at No.32. Other new entries to the album chart include Peter Gabriel in at No.59 with his eighth studio album "Scratch My Back", and his first since 2002's "Up". Story of the Year enter at No.88 with their album "The Constant". And lastly Lady Antebellum enter at No.93 with their new album "Need You Now".
February 21, 201015 yr 'TiK ToK' parody doing well. It's like The Lonely Island with two successive Top 15's. :lol: Edited February 21, 201015 yr by FM11 InTheHouse!
February 21, 201015 yr Cheryl Cole top ten... :o she's going international! I didn't think it would be 3 Words that would get the worldwide success!
February 21, 201015 yr Amazing for Cheryl, but, you'd never have thunked it, '3 Words' is going off me! :o :(
February 21, 201015 yr Cheryl Cole top ten... :o she's going international! I didn't think it would be 3 Words that would get the worldwide success! It isn't. It's "Fight For This Love".
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