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Agreed. They're OK, The Man Who Can't Be Moved was alright. But they don't EXACTLY define a generation.

 

And the best Irish album out this week ended up way down at #37 (Sharon Corr that is by the way) :( A good 100 or so places higher than expected, and higher than Robyn's new album as well actually, but still at least 30 places lower than it deserves.

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How are they not? I don't hate them or anything, but I just think they are.

Hmmm, okay.

Has there been all-new Top 4 albums before?

 

Week 43 2009:

 

1 N Alexandra Burke - Overcome

2 N Michael Bublé - Crazy Love

3 N Whitney Houston - I Look To You

4 N Seasick Steve - Man From Another Time

14 :up: (from 24) The Wanted - All Time Low [P]

 

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Chart Run: 1-5-8-10-15-19-24-14 [8 wks]

 

Release date: 26-07-2010

Format: CDS

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 2743018

Label: polydor

 

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track listing

1. All Time Low

2. Fight For This Love

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2010 01 All Time Low

 

Discussion Thread Here

'Take It Off' :wub: I don't care what anyone says, all of Ke$ha's four singles have been at least pretty good.
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Up 10 places! Showing a bit more longevity for a former number 1.

(35) The Script - The Man Who Can't Be Moved

 

Believe it or not, this tune is currently in the top 40 in US Airplay chart, making it a tough problem for the US record label that promotoes the Script

'Take It Off' :wub: I don't care what anyone says, all of Ke$ha's four singles have been at least pretty good.

 

I agree actually, I think "TiK ToK" is sounding great again now.

The 'The Wanted' staying power is quite good after all: even without 'Help for Heroes' support they wouldn't drop very quickly.

13 :down: (from 6) McFly - Party Girl [P]

 

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Chart Run: 6-13 [2 wks]

 

Release date: 06-09-2010

Format: CDS

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 2749502

Label: Island

 

UK pop quartet McFly burst on to the chart scene with a fresh twist on the boy band formula, they played their instruments! They wrote their own material! Lead vocalist and chief songwriter Tom Fletcher originally tried out for Busted, but when he was beaten to the position by Charlie Simpson the band's management held further auditions to form a new outfit centred around him. The links between the two bands were cemented when Fletcher contributed material for Busted b-sides, and the two bands toured together in 2003. The invaluable exposure from the tour helped push McFly's debut single, "5 Colours In Her Hair" to the top of the UK singles chart where it was promptly joined by debut full length ROOM ON THE 3RD FLOOR. Follow-up effort, WONDERLAND, matched that achievement and in 2006 they moved into the movies, starring alongside Hollywood starlet Lindsay Lohan in the film JUST MY LUCK. - HMV

 

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Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2004 01 5 Colours In Her Hair

2004 01 Obviously

2004 03 That Girl

2004 05 Room On The 3rd Floor

2005 01 All About You / You've Got A Friend

2005 01 I'll Be OK

2005 03 I Wanna Hold You

2005 09 Ultraviolet / The Ballad Of Paul K

2006 01 Don't Stop Me Now / Please Please

2006 01 Star Girl

2006 03 Sorry's Not Good Enough / Friday Night

2007 01 Baby's Coming Back / Transylvania

2007 03 The Heart Never Lies

2008 02 One For The Radio

2008 04 Lies

2008 18 Do Ya / Stay With Me

2010 06 Party Girl

 

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McFly didn't fall very much after all! SO much for the 6-24 drop like quite a few people predicted initially!
Im really disapointed with manic street preachers position this week, although on the opposite maroon 5 improved quite well in the later part of the week
It says something that even though it was one of Mcfly's lower charting songs- it only falls to 13 on its second week far better than their other songs they could finally be braking through to a new audience

12 :left: (from 12) Brandon Flowers - Crossfire [D]

 

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Chart Run: 8-11-12-12 [4 wks]

 

Release date: 22-08-2010

Format: download only track

Label: Mercury Records

 

The Killers frontman will return in September with his debut solo project entitled 'Flamingo'. Brandon Flowers said he missed his remaining bandmates when he was laying down tracks for the record, despite the fact he had drummer Ronnie Vannucci on board.

 

"It was weird," he said. "Without the union and The Killers and that way of doing things and friendship. I had fun making the record but that brotherhood didn't exist. At times it was a little bit lonely." - HMV

 

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Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2010 08 Crossfire

 

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