ARIA Top 50 Singles weekending 12th July 2010

 

1 (1) California Gurls – Katy Perry ft Snoop Dogg

2 (5) I Like It – Enrique Iglesias

3 (2) Airplanes – B.O.B. ft Hayley Williams

4 (3) Smile – Uncle Kracker

5 (8) Love The Way You Lie – Eminem ft Rihanna

6 (6) Billionaire – Travie McCoy ft Bruno Mars

7 (4) OMG – Usher ft will.i.am

8 (10) Gettin’ Over You – David Guetta ft Chris Willis & Fergie

9 (9) We No Speak Americano – Yolanda Be Cool ft D Cup

10 (7) Not Afraid - Eminem

11 (11) Break Your Heart – Taio Cruz

12 (18) If I Had You – Adam Lambert

13 (14) My First Kiss – 3OH!3 ft Ke$ha

14 (17) Can’t Be Tamed – Miley Cyrus

15 (12) Ridin’ Solo – Jason Derulo

16 (16) Your Love Is My Drug – Ke$ha

17 (13) Hey, Soul Sister – Train

18 (30) All The Lovers – Kylie Minogue

19 (19) This Ain’t A Love Song – Scouting For Girls

20 (47) Somebody To Love – Justin Bieber

21 (15) Alejandro – Lady GaGa

22 (22) The Only Exception – Paramore

23 (20) Eenie Meanie – Sean Kingston ft Justin Bieber

24 (28) Lying – Amy Meredith

25 (24) Dance The Way I Feel – Ou Est Le Swimming Pool

26 (23) Chemical Rush – Brian McFadden

27 (21) Opposite Of Adults – Chiddy Bang

28 (New) Club Can’t Handle Me – Flo Rida/David Guetta

29 (25) If It’s Love – Train

30 (37) Mousetrap Heart – Thirsty Merc

31 (26) Baby – Justin Bieber

32 (33) IYIYI – Cody Simpson

33 (27) Te Amo - Rihanna

34 (40) Big Jet Plane – Angus & Julia Stone

35 (29) In My Head – Jason Derulo

36 (44) Baby I’m Gettin’ Better – Gyroscope

37 (36) I Like That – Richard Vission & Static Revenger ft Luciana

38 (Re) Closure – Scarlett Belle

39 (Re) Don’t Stop Believin’ – Glee Cast

40 (35) Jessie’s Girl – Glee Cast

41 (32) Waka, Waka (This Time For Africa) – Shakira ft Freshlyground

42 (34) Nothin’ On You – B.O.B. ft Bruno Mars

43 (39) Whataya Want From Me – Adam Lambert

44 (31) Just Say So – Brian McFadden

45 (Re) Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever) - Muse

46 (45) Never Say Never – Justin Bieber

47 (38) Unbroken – Stan Walker

48 (New) All Night Long – Alexandra Burke

49 (42) I Made It (Cash Money Heroes) – Kevin Rudolf

50 (46) Telephone – Lady Gaga & Beyonce

 

 

ARIA Top 50 Albums weekending 12th July 2010

 

1 (1) Recovery - Eminem

2 (New) Aphrodite – Kylie Minogue

3 (New) A Beautiful Exchange – Hillsong Live

4 (5) The Twilight Saga: Eclipse – Original Soundtrack

5 (6) Glee The Music Showstoppers – Glee Cast

6 (3) Cinema – The Cat Empire

7 (2) Deep Blue – Parkway Drive

8 (New) Restless – Amy Meredith

9 (4) Can’t Be Tamed – Miley Cyrus

10 (11) My Worlds – Justin Bieber

11 (7) To The Sea – Jack Johnson

12 (12) Down The Way – Angus & Julia Stone

13 (8) We Are Born - Sia

14 (14) Save Me, San Francisco - Train

15 (22) Glee The Music: Journey To Regionals – Glee Cast

16 (20) Lungs – Florence + The Machine

17 (18) The Fame Monster – Lady GaGa

18 (15) Glee The Music Season 1 Vol.1 – Glee Cast

19 (10) Night Work – Scissor Sisters

20 (19) Jason Derulo – Jason Derulo

21 (24) Immersion - Pendulum

22 (16) Glee The Music Season 1 Vol.2 – Glee Cast

23 (21) Iron Man 2 – AC/DC

24 (23) Mousetrap Heart – Thirsty Merc

25 (30) Sigh No More – Mumford & Sons

26 (29) Animal – Ke$ha

27 (26) Bionic – Christina Aguilera

28 (27) Raymond V Raymond – Usher

29 (35) April Uprising – John Butler Trio

30 (33) One Love – David Guetta

31 (17) Funhouse – P!nk

32 (28) Recollection – K. D. Lang

33 (36) Need You Now – Lady Antebellum

34 (9) The Essential – Michael Jackson

35 (25) Intriguer – Crowded House

36 (32) Scream – Ozzy Osbourne

37 (13) Remember Cat Stevens – Cat Stevens

38 (46) Slash - Slash

39 (45) The Resistance - Muse

40 (42) Golden Rule - Powderfinger

41 (Re) Cross Road: The Best Of – Bon Jovi

42 (New) Stampede - Hellyeah

43 (50) Crazy Love – Michael Buble

44 (Re) Greatest Hits – Guns N’ Roses

45 (Re) High Violet – The National

46 (Re) For Your Entertainment – Adam Lambert

47 (44) Compass – Mark Vincent

48 (Re) Battle Studies – John Mayer

49 (Re) Alvin & The Chipmunks 2: The Squeakquel – Alvin & The Chipmunks

50 (Re) Conditions – The Temper Trap

 

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Gavin Ryan's Chart Commentary

(Thanks to Gavin Ryan)

 

Singles

 

Katy Perry and her “California Gurls” (DL: 1 hold) are atop the ARIA Singles chart for a fourth week, edging closer to catching up to Katy’s first No.1 “I Kissed a Girl” which sat at No.1 for six weeks. And as Katy and Rihanna are the only two female acts to have hit No.1 this year, Katy has now doubled Rihanna’s run, as “Rude Boy” was at the top for only two weeks, we have to look back to Ke$ha’s “TiK ToK” as the last longest running No.1 for a female artist, that song was at No.1 for eight weeks from the 9th of November to the last chart for 2009.

 

“I Like it” (DL: 6 to 3) by Enrique Iglesias feat Pitbull takes another upward move on the charts as it jumps from last weeks five to No.2 this week, possibly giving Enrique his second No.1 single here soon, whilst B.o.B. and Hayley Williams are back down to No.3 with “Airplanes” (DL: 2 hold) after their six broken weeks at No.2. Last weeks big jump into the Top 10 for Uncle Kracker with “Smile” (DL: 3 to 4) falls back one place to No.4 this week, and Eminem and Rihanna move up three places to land at No.5 with “Love the Way You Lie” (DL: 7 to 5).

 

Travie McCoy and Bruno Mars are at No.6 for a third week with “Billionaire” (DL: 5 to 6), whilst former No.1 for Usher “OMG” (DL: 4 to 7, Phys: 13 to 15) is down three places to No.7 this week, but consolation for Usher as his duet with Justin Bieber is the biggest climbing track of the week. David Guetta moves back up two places to No.8 with “Gettin’ Over You” (DL: 10 to 8), plus he also features as guest act on the highest new entry of the week. Yolanda Be Cool and DCup are holding at No.9 with “We No Speak Americano” (DL: 9 to 10), and Eminem his the midway and end position in the Top 10, as “Not Afraid” (DL: 8 to 9) slips down three places to No.10.

 

NEW PEAKS: Three songs move into striking distance of the Top 10 next week, with Adam Lambert climbing up six places to land at No.12 with “If I Had You” (DL: 21 to 15, Phys: 6 to 3). 3OH!3 and Ke$ha again make a small step upwards with “My First Kiss” (DL: 13 to 12), at No.13 this week. And Miley Cyrus is up three places to a new peak of No.14 with “Can’t Be Tamed” (DL: 16 to 13). Kylie Minogue’s “All the Lovers” (DL: 39 to 24, Phys: 1 hold) rebounds twelve places to climb back into the Top 20 at No.18 thanks to her high album entry, whilst right behind at No.19 is Scouting for Girls with “This Ain’t a Love Song” (DL: 17 to 18, Phys: 20 to 22), now in it’s fourth week at No.19.

 

Justin Bieber and Usher score the biggest climbing song of the week overall, as “Somebody to Love” (DL: 46 to 19) is up twenty-seven places to No.20. Thirsty Merc climb seven places to No.30 with their “Mousetrap Heart” (DL: 42 to 31), and other local acts also climb up the charts, with Angus & Julia Stone climbing six places to No.34 with “Big Jet Plane” (DL: 37 to 36), Gyroscope are up eight places to No.36 with “Baby, I’m Gettin’ Better” (DL: 40 to 35), and re-entering the Top 50 and re-peaking at No.38 are Scarlett Belle with “Closure” (DL: 39 re-entry, Phys: 18 to 17), which is up sixteen places. Also up sixteen spots and cracking the Top 50 for the first time is Alexandra Burke feat Pitbull with “All Night Long” (Phys: 14 to 18), probably helped by the X-Factor adds on TV which features that song in it.

 

The highest new entry of the week comes from two sources, it’s the lead single from the Step Up 3D movie, and the lead single from the third album for Flo Rida entitled “The Only One”. The song is “Club Can’t Handle Me” (DL: 28 debut) by Flo Rida feat David Guetta and it enters at No.28 to become Flo’s ninth Top 100 ARIA Chart appearance. He is currently on the charts as guest vocalist on Cody Simpson’s “iYiYi” (DL: 31 to 32) which is sitting at No.32 this week, and his last chart appearance was also from a soundtrack, “Jump” (HP-18, Sept 2009) with Nelly Furtado from the ‘G-Force’ film.

 

Glee Report: With the Glee finale screening last week expect to see some songs from that broadcast charting next week, but the gang’s first single “Don’t Stop Believin’” (DL: 37) re-enters at No.39 this week, as that was the song that the contestants sang in the regional championships along with other Journey songs. Believin’ is back in at No.39, whilst their Top 10 entry for this year, “Jessie’s Girls” (DL: 34 to 38) is one place lower at No.40. Whilst lower down the charts, “Good Vibrations” is the big drop of the week, tumbling from No.41 to No.82, and hanging onto the tail end of the Top 100 is “Poker Face” at No.98. “Don’t Stop Believin’” becomes the Glee Cast’s eighteen Top 100 entry this year, so only six more entries for them to break the record of ‘All Times Entries in a Calendar Year’.

 

Below Top 50: Charice feat Iyaz is the second biggest climbing track of the week, as “Pyramid” jumps up twenty-five places to land at No.52. Killers front man Brandon Flowers climbs five places to land at No.57 with “Crossfire”, and local act Little Red is up twenty one places to No.61 with “Rock it”.

 

Three older songs also climb up the charts, with Pendulum regaining eighteen places this week with “Watercolour”, up from No.96 to No.78. Also up eighteen is Muse with “Uprising” climbing from No.91 to No.73. And re-entering the Top 100 at No.68 is Enrique Iglesias’ biggest single “Hero”, helped by two possible reasons. The new promo’s for the TV series ‘Rescue: Special Ops’ has 80% of the song played during the advertisements for it, and the fact that Enrique is jumping up the charts with his first big hit in six years and people are rediscovering his back catalogue.

 

Actress, model and now singer Taylor Momsen (Gossip Girl) fronts post-grunge New York band The Pretty Reckless, who land their first ARIA Singles Chart entry at No.79 this week with the track “Make me Wanna Die”. It’s taken from the ‘Kick-Ass!’ soundtrack (May 2010) and will be featured on their upcoming August due album “Light Me Up”.

 

Melbourne artist Michael Paynter is set to release his second album “This Welcome Diversion” soon, but in the meantime he has released the five track EP “Love the Fall”, which debuts at No.87 this week. The clip for the song features Lisa and Jess from The Veronicas, who Michael first met at the ARIA No.1 Awards in 2008, and this becomes his second chart entry, having scored a No.61 hit in July 2008 with “Closer”.

 

The new single for Maroon 5 is entitled “Misery” and it debuts at No.89 this week. Lead singer Adam Levine goes through such misery in the clip (check the link provided), and this is the lead single from the group’s forthcoming third album “Hands All Over” which is due in September. It’s also their ninth charting single here, and first single since May 2008’s “If I Never See Your Face Again” which hit No.11 around this time in 2008.

 

Last new entry of the week comes in at No.95, and is the third single from John Mayer’s “Battle Studies” album (TW-48) entitled “Half of My Heart”. It follows on from “Who Says” (HP-31, Nov 2009) and “Heartbreak Warfare” (HP-31, May 2010) and sitting at No.97 this week. This track also features guest vocals from Taylor Swift.

 

Albums

 

Eminem spends a third week at No.1 with his latest album “Recovery”, now becoming his longest running chart-topper since his 2002 set “The Eminem Show”, which spent seven consecutive weeks at the top of the ARIA Album Charts from the start of June 2002.

 

In staying at the top, Eminem causes a third week for local artists to debut at No.2. Three weeks ago Sia debuted behind Eminem with “We Are Born” (TW-13), whilst last week Parkway Drive debuted at No.2 with “Deep Blue” (TW-07), now Kylie Minogue enters at No.2 with her eleventh studio album “Aphrodite”, its best world placing (so far), as it entered at No.3 in Spain, No.4 in The Netherlands, No.5 in Ireland and No.6 in Belgium (more to follow). The album was preceded by the single “All the Lovers” (TW-18), and will be followed by the next track “Get Outta My Way”. Kylie studio album chart history on the ARIA Charts has been…

 

Entry Date HP WI EP Titles

07-Aug-88 2x3 45 02 Kylie debuted behind John Farnham’s “Age of Reason”.

20-Nov-89 09 26 15 Enjoy Yourself climbed into the Top 10 second week.

16-Dec-90 10 36 17 Rhythm of Love climbed into the Top 10 early March.

08-Dec-91 13 17 13 Let’s Get to it Highest new entry for the week.

23-Oct-94 03 21 03 Kylie Minogue debuted behind “Cross Roads: Best of Bon Jovi”.

25-Jan-98 04 44 04 Impossible Princess Highest new entry of the week.

26-July-98 37 06 37 Impossible Remixes

02-Oct-00 1x1 60 02 Light Years climbed to top 3rd week, 23 weeks in Top 10.

15-Oct-01 1x5 87 01 Fever Debuted at No.1, spent 5wks there , 34 wks in Top 10.

24-Nov-03 02 29 02 Body Language Highest new entry of the week.

03-Dec-07 1x1 24 01 X Highest new entry for the week

12-July-10 02 1* 02 Aphrodite

 

Plus her collections:

Entry Date HP WI EP Titles

25-Oct-92 03 20 03 Greatest Hits debuted behind Prince’s “Love Symbol” album.

01-May-94 57 06 76 50 Plus 1 peaked in its second week

14-Jun-98 78 3a 96 Greatest Hits (Double)

06-Sep-98 67 01 67 Greatest Remix Hits Volume 3

06-Sep-98 66 01 66 Greatest Remix Hits Volume 4

07-Dec-98 28 08 28 Intimate and Live second highest entry of the week.

06-Nov-00 63 02 63 Hits+

01-Dec-03 54 07 54 Greatest Hits 1987-1999

29-Nov-04 05 34 05 Ultimate Kylie second highest entry of the week.

06-Nov-04 07 20 16 Ultimate Kylie ® took four weeks to climb to No.7.

12-Feb-07 28 03 28 Showgirl Homecoming Live

09-Mar-09 72 02 72 Boombox remix album

 

And her DVD’s:

Entry Date HP WI Titles

22-Oct-01 1x7 59 Live in Sydney

21-Jan-02 1x2 11 In Your Eyes DVD Single

15-July-02 1x4 17 Intimate and Live

18-Nov-02 1x7 33 KylieFever2002

07-Apr-03 24 01 Live in Sydney ®

24-Nov-03 05 19 Greatest Hits 1987-1998

26-July-04 2x2 09 Body Language Live

06-Dec-04 2x5 39 Ultimate Kylie

02-May-05 05 11 Intimate and Live ®

19-Dec-05 1x3 35 Showgirl-The Greatest Hits Tour

05-Jan-09 2x2 12 Kylie X 2008

 

Every first week of July the Hillsong Church in Sydney’s Baulkham Hills has one of its three yearly congregations, and during those meetings, they release new material of live praise and worship songs on an album. And this year is no different, as debuting at No.3 is the Hillsong Live congregation and their album “A Beautiful Exchange”. This is their eighteenth album to chart and their ninth to hit the Top 10, below is their ARIA Album Chart history:

 

Entry Date HP WI Titles Hillsong version

06-Aug-01 75 01 You Are My World Hillsong Church

15-July-02 04 9a Blessed Hillsong Church

02-Dec-02 73 2a To the Ends of the Earth Hillsong Church

07-July-03 03 11 Hope Hillsong Church from 99 to 3 2nd week.

09-Feb-04 51 01 Faithful Hillsong Church

09-Feb-04 56 5a More Than Life Hillsong Church

12-July-04 01 11 For All You’ve Done Hillsong Church debuted at No.1

07-Mar-05 30 06 Look to You Hillsong Church

11-July-05 02 11 God He Reigns Hillsong Church debuted at No.2

20-Mar-06 28 5a United We Stand Hillsong

17-July-06 25 13 Mighty to Save Hillsong

26-Mar-07 06 10 All of the Above Hillsong United

09-July-07 06 12 Saviour King Hillsong

17-Mar-08 08 13 With Hearts as One Hillsong United

14-July-08 02 9a This is Our God Hillsong debuted at No.2

18-May-09 22 10 A_Cross//The_Earth: Tear Down the Walls Hillsong United

13-July-09 12 10 Faith + Hope + Love Hillsong

12-July-10 03 1* A Beautiful Exchange

 

The “Twilight Saga: Eclipse” film opened around the world on July the 1st, and that has helped the soundtrack to climb back up to No.4 this week. Plus the Glee finale occurred last week on Channel 10, thus their album “Glee: The Music Volume 3” is up one place to No.5, whilst songs from the last few shows appear on “Glee: The Music – Journey to Sectionals”, which is back up seven places to No.15 this week. Last weeks three high new entries all fall down this week, with The Cat Empire’s “Cinema” down three places to No.6, Parkway Drive’s “Deep Blue” down five places to No.7 and Miley Cyrus’ “Can’t Be Tamed” also falls five places, landing at No.9 this week. Behind her at No.10 is another tween star in Justin Bieber who climbs back up one place to land at No.10.

 

A third local act debuts inside the Top 10 albums this week, it’s the debut album for Amy Meredith entitled “Restless” which enters at No.8. It contains their two prior singles, “Pornstar” (HP-65, Feb 2010) and “Lying” (HP-10, June 2010), and their next single “Young at Heart”.

 

Other new entries for the week include the second album from US metal super group Hellyeah, who enter at No.42 with “Stampede”, beating the No.49 entry of their debut self-titled album from April 2007. The ninth studio album for US hip hop group The Roots enters at No.71 entitled “How I Got Over”, and becomes their second ARIA Album Chart entry, having previously charted with their eighth album “Rising Down” which hit No.100 for a week in May 2008.

 

Tickets went on sale recently for the December 2010 tour of Bon Jovi’s “The Circle Tour”, and that has helped their “Cross Road: The Best of” collection to jump back up thirty-seven places to land at No.41 this week, whilst their album “The Circle” re-enters the Top 100 at No.51, having previously reached No.4 upon debut back in November of 2009. Also climbing back up are albums by Guns N’ Roses, “Greatest Hits” (65 to 44), The National with “High Violet” (93 to 45), Adam Lambert and “For Your Entertainment” (70 to 46) and Rihanna’s “Rated R” (79 to 55).

 

48 (New) All Night Long – Alexandra Burke

 

 

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