Number 355 - Ronnie Hilton - No Other Love - 1956 - 981 Points

 

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Number 354 - Rednex Cotton Eye Joe - 1994 - 981 Points

 

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Hows that. What system would you use?

 

I usually do it by most weeks at peak position, then top 10 top 20 and so on down the chart. Though Dont soppose it really matters.

Number 353 - Brian And Michael - Matchstalk Men And Matchstalk Cats And Dogs - 1978 - 983 Points

 

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I usually do it by most weeks at peak position, then top 10 top 20 and so on down the chart. Though Dont soppose it really matters.

 

The reason why I dont do that way is because charity singles for example have a few weeks at number 1 then plummet and have a really bad chart run. To me, I think a song that has 1 week at number one but is in the chart ages and has a great chart run is more successful.

Number 352 - Showaddywaddy - Under The Moon Of Love - 1976 - 986 Points

 

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Number 351 - Ace Of Base - All That She Wants - 1993 - 986 Points

 

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Number 350 - Billy Joel - Uptown Girl- 1983 - 986 Points

 

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The countdown will continue tomorrow afternoon about 1. Any comments would be appreciated

:o Crazy Gnarls Barkley is low for a 9 week stay at no.1!

 

The record label made the stupid decision to delete the single so its initial chart run was 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-5-out.

 

It re-entered at the start of the next year on downloads very highly, so it would have had a very decent run had they not deleted it.

Since im here early, ill start the countdown in 45 mins

Number 349 - David Essex - Gonna Make You A Star - 1974 - 987 Points

 

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Number 348 - My Chemical Romance - Welcome To The Black Parade - 2006 - 987 Points

 

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Number 347 - KWS - Please Don't Go - 1992 - 990 Points

 

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Number 346 - Beatles - Help! - 1965 - 990 Points

 

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Number 345 - Anthony Newley - Do You Mind? - 1960 - 992 Points

 

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Number 344 - AnJohn Leyton - Johnny Remember Me - 1961 - 992 Points

 

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My Chemical Romance - Welcome To The Black Parade :wub:

Number 343 - Cliff Richard - I Love You - 1960 - 992 Points

 

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Some real classics there. I'm a bit surprised that 'Stan' is quite low as it wasn't released through that crazy 90s period. But oh well. I guess some songs from 2007 onwards will be undeservedly high because of the extension of their chart-runs during the download era.