Posted July 4, 201015 yr ARIA Top 50 Singles weekending 5th July 2010 1 (1) California Gurls – Katy Perry ft Snoop Dogg 2 (2) Airplanes – B.O.B. ft Hayley Williams 3 (15) Smile – Uncle Kracker 4 (3) OMG – Usher ft will.i.am 5 (8) I Like It – Enrique Iglesias 6 (6) Billionaire – Travie McCoy ft Bruno Mars 7 (4) Not Afraid - Eminem 8 (14) Love The Way You Lie – Eminem ft Rihanna 9 (5) We No Speak Americano – Yolanda Be Cool ft D Cup 10 (7) Gettin’ Over You – David Guetta ft Chris Willis & Fergie 11 (9) Break Your Heart – Taio Cruz 12 (11) Ridin’ Solo – Jason Derulo 13 (13) Hey, Soul Sister - Train 14 (16) My First Kiss – 3OH!3 ft Ke$ha 15 (18) Alejandro – Lady GaGa 16 (10) Your Love Is My Drug – Ke$ha 17 (21) Can’t Be Tamed – Miley Cyrus 18 (34) If I Had You – Adam Lambert 19 (19) This Ain’t A Love Song – Scouting For Girls 20 (17) Eenie Meanie – Sean Kingston ft Justin Bieber 21 (20) Opposite Of Adults – Chiddy Bang 22 (34) The Only Exception - Paramore 23 (12) Chemical Rush – Brian McFadden 24 (29) Dance The Way I Feel – Ou Est Le Swimming Pool 25 (37) If It’s Love - Train 26 (26) Baby – Justin Bieber 27 (23) Te Amo - Rihanna 28 (28) Lying – Amy Meredith 29 (36) In My Head – Jason Derulo 30 (22) All The Lovers – Kylie Minogue 31 (25) Just Say So – Brian McFadden 32 (41) Waka, Waka (This Time For Africa) – Shakira & Freshlyground 33 (27) IYIYI – Cody Simpson 34 (32) Nothin’ On You – B.O.B. ft Bruno Mars 35 (35) Jessie’s Girl – Glee Cast 36 (31) I Like That – Richard Vission & Static Revenger ft Luciana 37 (43) Mousetrap Heart – Thirsty Merc 38 (30) Unbroken – Stan Walker 39 (33) Whataya Want From Me – Adam Lambert 40 (44) Big Jet Plane – Angus & Julia Stone 41 (New) Good Vibrations – Glee Cast 42 (39) I Made It (Cash Money Heroes) – Kevin Rudolf 43 (42) Mr. Mysterious – Vanessa Amorosi 44 (40) Baby I’m Gettin’ Better - Gyroscope 45 (47) Never Say Never – Justin Bieber 46 (49) Telephone – Lady GaGa & Beyonce 47 (New) Somebody To Love – Justin Bieber 48 (45) Seventeen - Jet 49 (Re) Tik Tok – Ke$ha 50 (46) Bad Romance – Lady GaGa
July 4, 201015 yr Author ARIA Top 50 Albums weekending 5th July 2010 1 (1) Recovery - Eminem 2 (New) Deep Blue – Parkway Drive 3 (New) Cinema – The Cat Empire 4 (New) Can’t Be Tamed – Miley Cyrus 5 (4) The Twilight Saga: Eclipse – Original Soundtrack 6 (5) Glee The Music Vol.3 Showstoppers – Glee Cast 7 (3) To The Sea – Jack Johnson 8 (2) We Are Born - Sia 9 (18) The Essential – Michael Jackson 10 (New) Night Work – Scissor Sisters 11 (8) My Worlds – Justin Bieber 12 (15) Down The Way – Angus & Julia Stone 13 (10) Remember Cat Stevens – Cat Stevens 14 (32) Save Me, San Francisco – Train 15 (22) Glee The Music Season 1 Vol.1 – Glee Cast 16 (21) Glee The Music Season 1 Vol.2 – Glee Cast 17 (17) Funhouse – P!nk 18 (12) The Fame Monster – Lady GaGa 19 (25) Jason Derulo – Jason Derulo 20 (24) Lungs – Florence + The Machine 21 (26) Iron Man 2 – AC/DC 22 (7) Glee The Music: Journey To Originals – Glee Cast 23 (14) Mousetrap Heart – Thirsty Merc 24 (27) Immersion – Pendulum 25 (9) Intriguer – Crowded House 26 (16) Bionic – Christina Aguilera 27 (13) Raymond V Raymond - Usher 28 (19) Recollection – K.D. Lang 29 (30) Animal – Ke$ha 30 (36) Sigh No More – Mumford & Sons 31 (20) Greatest Hits – Foo Fighters 32 (11) Scream – Ozzy Osbourne 33 (43) One Love – David Guetta 34 (28) I Am Sasha Fierce - Beyonce 35 (41) April Uprising – John Butler Trio 36 (34) Need You Now – Lady Antebellum 37 (33) Hits – Phil Collins 38 (42) Greatest Hits – Bruce Springsteen 39 (38) The Very Best Of – The Doors 40 (6) Youngbloods – The Amity Affliction 41 (40) It’s Not Me, It’s You – Lily Allen 42 (50) Golden Rule - Powderfinger 43 (37) Sex And The City 2 – Original Soundtrack 44 (23) Compass – Mark Vincent 45 (Re) The Resistance - Muse 46 (47) Slash - Slash 47 (44) The Essential – Roy Orbison 48 (New) Songs From The Heart – Celtic Woman 49 (45) The Ultimate Collection - Eurythmics 50 (48) Crazy Love – Michael Buble
July 4, 201015 yr Author http://www.australian-charts.com/forum.asp...32810&pages Gavin Ryan Chartifacts (Thanks to Gavin Ryan) Singles Katy Perry's "California Gurls" (DL: 1 hold) stays atop the ARIA Singles Chart for a third week, now helping it's guest vocalist; Snoop Dogg, to score his longest run at the top of our charts, having previously stayed at the top for two weeks with "Signs" in 2005. It's only halfway for Katy, as her "I Kissed a Girl" spent six weeks at the top in 2008. For a sixth non-consecutive week, "Airplanes" (DL: 2 hold) by B.o.B. and Hayley Williams is holding at No.2, will it ever land at the No.1 airport, or just keep circling. The last track to spend six weeks at No.2 was 2007’s “The Sweet Escape” by Gwen Stefani, and “Airplanes” holds for seventh week it’ll join five other tracks which have done so, but no one has done eight. Jumping up twelve places to land at No.3 is Uncle Kracker and "Smile" (DL: 14 to 3), helped possibly by the return of the Chanel 7 series 'Packed to the Rafters' last Tuesday, which featured the song throughout the two episodes shown. It marks nine years and one week since this Uncle has been let into the Top 10 house, as “Follow Me” entered the Top 10 in the second week of July in 2001. "OMG" (DL: 3 to 4, Phys: 13 hold) for Usher and Will.I.Am is down one place to No.4, but climbing again this week, up three places is Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull with "I Like it" (DL: 7 to 6), up three places to No.5 to now become his second highest charting single, with “Hero” being the highest when it hit No.1 in January 2002. Holding all of the sixes this week is "Billionaire" (DL: 5 hold) by Travie McCoy and Bruno Mars (it was at six last week, it's the sixth week in the charts, and its highest peak has been No.6). Eminem is holding court at No.7 and No.8 this week, with "Not Afraid" (DL: 4 to 8) falling back three places to No.7, and climbing into the Top 10 at No.8 is his latest track "Love the Way You Lie" (DL: 13 to 7) featuring Rihanna. And lastly two dance tracks hold up the lower end of the Top 10, with "We No Speak Americano" (DL: 6 to 9) down four places to No.9 and David Guetta and Gang are down three places to No.10 with "Gettin' Over You" (DL: 8 to 10). NEW PEAKS: Again 3OH!3 and Ke$ha climb a few places with "My First Kiss" (DL: 15 to 13), this week it's up to No.14, whilst their album “Streets of Gold” enters at No.84. Miley Cyrus breaks out of the high 20's she's been stuck in the past few weeks, and climbs four places to a new peak of No.17 with "Can't Be Tamed" (DL: 21 to 16), her new album also debuting. Another big jump for Adam Lambert's "If I Had You" (DL: 32 to 21, Phys: 6 debut), which this week is up sixteen places to No.18, whilst right behind him at No.19 for a third week are Scouting for Girls with "This Ain't a Love Song" (DL: 17 hold). Paramore climb a couple of places to score a new peak at No.22 with "The Only Exception" (DL: 24 to 22), and after falling the last couple of weeks Ou Est Le Swimming Pool climb back up to No.24 with "Dance the Way I Feel" (DL: 30 to 24). Train are still benefitting from their recent tour, as their new single "If it's Love" (DL: 36 to 25, Phys: 30 debut) is up twelve places this week to No.25, whilst their 2001 single "Drops of Jupiter" bullets up seventeen places to No.56. Shakira fell a little last week with “Waka Waka” (DL: 39 to 32, Phys: 9 hold), but it jumps up nine places to No.32 this week. Local acts Thirsty Merc with "Mousetrap Heart" and Angus and Julia Stone with "Big Jet Plane" (DL: 46 to 37) crack the Top 40 at No.37 and No.40 respectively. And jumping into the Top 50, up thirteen places to No.41, is the Glee Cast with their version of the Marky Mark track "Good Vibrations" (DL: 38 debut). Four weeks ago Justin Bieber debuted with "Never Say Never" (TW-45) from the new 'Karate Kid' film, which features the films star Jaden Smith. Now Justin debuts again this week, but with another superstar, and with the man who got him his record deal, Usher. They enter the Top 100 at No.47 with "Somebody to Love", the song originally a demo for Usher's "Ramyond V Raymond" album that was later cut, which Justin later recorded, and got Usher to do the guest vocals on the track. Below Top 50: Tracks scoring new peaks lower down the charts come from Eminem and P!nk with "Won't Back Down", up twenty places to No.67. That's the only new peak lower down, but one year after his passing, Michael Jackson re-enters the Top 100 with "Man in the Mirror" at No.87, and soon to be tourists Bon Jovi re-enter at No.95 with their 1987 hit "Livin' on a Prayer". In early 1984 the SOS Band scored a No.17 hit with their track "Just Be Good to Me". This was covered by a group called Beats International in 1990, featuring Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim) at the head, which used the hook in "Just Be Good to Me" and the bassline from The Clash track "The Guns of Brixton", that version reaching No.12. Borrowing more from the Beats International version than the original, and debuting at No.52 is UK rapper Professor Green featuring Lily Allen on guest vocals with "Just Be Good to Green" taken from his forthcoming second album "Alive Till I'm Dead". Lead singer from The Killers, Brandon Flowers, makes his solo ARIA Chart entry this week by debuting at No.62 with the track "Crossfire". It's the lead single from his forthcoming debut album "Flamingo" which is due in early September. Filipino born and now US based singer Charice (Pempengco) debuts at No.77 with the May 2010 US No.1 dance track "Pyramid" featuring RnB artist Iyaz as guest vocalist. The song is Top 60 in the US Charts and Top 40 on the Canadian charts at the moment. The last new entry of the week comes from Melbourne band Little Red, who debut at No.82 with their first ARIA Singles Chart entry "Rock it". Albums Eminem holds for a second week at No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with his sixth/seventh No.1 album "Recovery", now taking his tally of weeks at No.1 to 15 weeks, and matching the two weeks he spent at the top with his last album “Relapse”. Debuting at No.2 with their third album is local five piece metalcore band Parkway Drive with the album entitled "Deep Blue". It gives them their second Top 10 album, as the 2007 set "Horizons" debuted and peaked at No.6. Their ARIA Chart info is... Entry Date HP WI Titles 19-Sep-05 39 02 Killing with a Smile 15-Oct-07 06 05 Horizons 05-July-10 02 1* Deep Blue The fifth studio album for another local group, this time Melbourne's The Cat Empire is entitled "Cinema", and it debuts at No.3 this week. It also becomes their third Top 3 album, check out their previous efforts here... Entry Date HP WI Titles 03-Nov-03 15 76 The Cat Empire 14 weeks to reach peak 25-Apr-05 01 47 Two Shoes debuted at No.1 10-Apr-06 11 11 Cities 01-Oct-07 02 33 So Many Nights debuted at No.2 02-Mar-09 14 08 Live on Earth peaked 2nd week 05-July-10 03 1* Cinema The third studio album for Miley Cyrus (as opposed to all of the Hannah Montana albums) is the third Top 5 entry this week, as "Can't Be Tamed" debuts at No.4, besting her previous album, but not quite reaching the heights of her first set. Check out ALL of the Miley and Hannah entries on the ARIA Charts here... Entry Date HP WI Titles 07-May-07 35 13 Hannah Montana 15-Oct-07 20 42 Hannah Montana 2 – Meet Miley Cyrus 18-Feb-08 52 07 Hannah Montana 2: Non-Stop Party Mix 28-Apr-08 16 25 Best of Both Worlds Concert 08-Sep-08 01 40 Breakout debuted at No.1 18-May-09 06 35 Hannah Montana: The Movie Soundtrack 31-Aug-09 27 10 Hannah Montana 3 26-Oct-09 11 28 The Time of Our Lives 03-July-10 04 1* Can’t Be Tamed This week Kylie Minogue releases her new studio album "Aphrodite", but one possible challenger to her gaining the chart crown could come from this weeks No.5 album "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse", as the film opened around the world on July the 1st, and instantly set box-office records, which in turn could mean that the soundtrack climbs up to the top next week, we'll have to wait and see. "Glee: The Music Volume 3" falls down a place to No.6 this week, and another former chart-topper, Jack Johnson's "To the Sea" is down four places to No.7 this week. Last weeks No.2 "We Are Born" from Sia is down to No.8 this week, and re-entering the Top 10 at No.9 is "The Essential Michael Jackson", one year after his passing, which saw the chart this time last year become one-quarter (25%) of Michael Jackson product. He also re-enters at No.72 with "#1's". Rounding out the Top 10 is a No.10 debut for "Night Work" the third album for The Scissor Sisters. "Fire with Fire" is the lead single from the album, and this now becomes their third successive Top 10 album, their first taking quite a while to reach the Top 10, their second not so much. Check out their album history... Entry Date HP WI Titles 24-May-04 56 17 Scissor Sisters 27-Dec-04 07 36 Scissor Sisters ® hit its peak in late Feb 25-Sep-06 01 32 Ta Dah! debuted at No.1 Train score a new peak for their album "Save Me, San Francisco", as it jumps up eighteen places to land at No.14, whilst behind it Glee Volume 1 and Glee Volume 2 climb back up the charts to No.15 and No.16 respectively. Jason DeRulo's self-titled album re-enters the Top 20 at No.19, up six places, and David Guetta's "One Love" jumps back into the Top 40 at No.33, up ten places from last week.
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July 11, 201015 yr Sales Report: SINGLES : Katy Perry's wedged in that No.1 spot and there doesn't look like much chance of budging her for the moment, though the gap between one and two is growing ever closer. Her single 'California Gurls' maintains its hold at the top with (17,679) sales. Still in at No.2 is B.o.B. with Hayley Williams and 'Airplanes' (13,782 sales), but up to No.3 this week with a bullet is Uncle Kracker's new single 'Smile' - and it's in quite the hurry, up 12 places and with another 12,484 sales in the bag. Enrique's also into the top five with 'I Like It', while Eminem and Rihanna's US chart topper looks like replicating its success here. It's also into the top ten with a bullet and sits just one place behind 'Not Afraid'. Australia's love affair with former American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert continues, with his new single 'If I Had You' making it two top 20 hits in a row. It's up 16 places in only its second week on the charts, a further 4844 people snapping it up this week. Brian McFadden's latest single 'Chemical Rush' seems like it's in a rush in the wrong direction, losing 11 places this week, but Train's single 'If It's Love' makes up 12 places to hit No.25. Kylie loses ground again (though 710 physical sales sees her on top of the physical singles chart by a long, long way), Shakira takes 'Waka Waka' all the way to No.32, the Glee Cast are picking up 'Good Vibrations' with a top 50 debut at No.41 (2172 sales) and Justin Bieber's in at No.47 with 'Somebody To Love' (1815 sales). Outside the top 50, Professor Green and Lily Allen score a No.52 debut with 'Just Be Good To Green' (1682 sales), Scarlett Belle drops down to No.54 with 'Closure', Train's classic 'Drops Of Jupiter' is on the verge of more top 50 success (up from No.73 to No.56) and Brandon Flowers' debut solo offering 'Crossfire' debuts at No.62 (1374 sales). Eminem and Pink's duet 'Won't Back Down' is up to No.67, Kelly Rowland's corking single 'Commander' is back in the top 100 mix at No.71, while Charice's single 'Pyramid' debuts at No.77 (1079 sales). Little Red's 'Rock It' rocks it at No.82 (988 sales), Michael Jackson's 'Man In The Mirror' is back into the top 100 on the first anniversary of his passing at No.87 and Bon Jovi's 1986 classic 'Livin' On A Prayer' re-enters at No.95 (867 sales). ALBUMS : The No.1 spot is once again Eminem's for the taking this week, with further impressive sales of 17,120 copies in it's second week, taking to a total of 39,487 copies he's already sold of 'Recovery' in just two weeks. Shock Records will be pleased with a No.2 debut for Parkway Drive - and they'll also be pleased with 11,389 sales, with debuts for The Cat Empire (5956 copies at No.3) and Miley Cyrus (4414 copies) rounding out the top four. Michael Jackson's best-of 'Essential' is back in the top ten on the anniversary of his death, with the Scissor Sisters debuting at No.10 with their new album 'Night Work' (2847 copies). Train's tour does the trick, with 'Save Me, San Francisco' heading up to a new peak of No.14 while Glee soundtracks Volumes 1 and 2 both surge on the back of discounting. Jason Derulo's self-titled set is back in the top 20, the Glee 'Journey To Regionals' EP drops 15 spots, Crowded House loses 16, Ozzy Osbourne is down 21 positions, but feel sorry for The Amity Affliction - after last week's No.6 debut, their album slumps to No.40 in just its second week. There's a debut for Celtic Woman all the way down at No.48 - their album 'Songs From The Heart' makes a top 50 splash with 1002 copies sold. Outside the top 50, Alvin & The Chipmunks head back up to No.51 and Adam Lambert moves up 20 places to No.70. Michael Jackson's '#1s' is back into the top 100 mix at No.72, Bon Jovi's back in at No.78 with 'Cross Road', Rihanna re-emerges at No.79 with 'Rated R' and 3OH!3 debuts at No.84 with 'Streets Of Gold' (637 copies). Post-tour, Yusuf Islam's album 'Roadsinger' plummets from No.39 to No.90, with B.o.B. popping back in at No.92. Christina Aguilera ALBUM No.26 : Bionic (1722) SINGLE No.63 : Not Myself Tonight (1355) Beyonce ALBUM No.34 : I Am… Sasha Fierce (1395) SINGLE No.81 : Single Ladies (995) Black Eyed Peas ALBUM No.99 : The E.N.D. (579) SINGLE No.68 : I Gotta Feeling (1268) SINGLE No.84 : Imma Be (967) Michael Buble ALBUM No.50 : Crazy Love (929) ALBUM No.69 : Call Me Irresponsible (744) ALBUM No.82 : It’s Time (652) Glee Cast ALBUM No.06 : Volume 3 – Showstoppers (3659) ALBUM No.15 : Volume 1 (2070) ALBUM No.16 : Volume 2 (2060) ALBUM No.22 : Journey To Regionals (1776) ALBUM No.87 : The Power Of Madonna (628) SINGLE No.35 : Jessie’s Girl (2502) SINGLE No.41 : Good Vibrations (2172) SINGLE No.86 : Poker Face (953) Michael Jackson ALBUM No.09 : Essential (2959) ALBUM No.72 : #1s (736) SINGLE No.87 : Man In The Mirror (953) Lady Gaga ALBUM No.18 : The Fame Monster (1992) ALBUM No.83 : The Remix (643) SINGLE No.15 : Alejandro (6037) SINGLE No.46 : Telephone (1828) SINGLE No.50 : Bad Romance (1708) SINGLE No.89 : Poker Face (929) Kylie Minogue SINGLE No.30 : All The Lovers (2788) Pink ALBUM No.17 : Funhouse (1996) ALBUM No.100 : Missundaztood (577) Stan Walker SINGLE No.38 : Unbroken (2382) Enrique Iglesias - I Like It (10797) Eminem Feat. Rihanna - Love The Way You lie (9933) David Guetta & co - Gettin' Over You (9383) Train - Hey, Soul Sister (6123) Paramore - The Only Exception (3888) Justin Bieber Feat. Ludacris - Baby (2956) Angus & Julia Stone - Down The Way (2548) Lily Allen - It's Not Me, It's You (1114) Susan Boyle - I Dreamed A Dream (802) Taylor Swift - Fearless (678) 'Eenie Meenie' in the No.3 spot on the physical chart sold 199 copies nationally.
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