October 3, 201016 yr 26 N 1 LZ7 This Little Light [26] 27 27 18 B.o.B feat. Hayley Williams Airplanes [23-27-25-12-2-3-1-3-6-7-7-8-10-12-22-23-27-27] 28 20 6 Brandon Flowers Crossfire [8-11-12-12-20-28] 29 24 7 Roll Deep Green Light [1-4-6-13-16-24-29] 30 26 10 Swedish House Mafia feat. Pharrell One (Your Name) [7-9-11-12-13-14-19-19-26-30] 31 N 1 Status Quo and The Corps Of Army Choir In The Army Now (2010) [31] 32 30 14 Enrique Iglesias feat. Pitbull I Like It [4-6-9-8-12-14-17-19-25-27-34-20-30-32] 33 28 9 Ne-Yo Beautiful Monster [1-5-5-9-13-23-21-28-33] 34 29 9 DJ Fresh feat. Ce’cile Gold Dust [24-27-24-27-25-30-26-29-34] 35 34 15 Katy Perry feat. Snoop Dogg California Gurls [1-1-2-4-4-9-10-12-13-18-15-25-29-34-35] 36 N 1 Danny Byrd feat. I-Kay Ill Behaviour [36] 37 17 2 Charice feat. Iyaz Pyramid [17-37] 38 42 4 Greg Street feat. Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em and Keri Hilson Turn My Swag On [17-32-42-38] 39 N 1 KT Tunstall (Still A) Weirdo [39] 40 35 8 Stromae Alors On Danse [41-46-33-30-27-25-35-40] Well this is utter $h!te... not sure what I was expecting though from a God freaks campaign. (Having said that Delirious? song wasn't ACTUALLY that bad)
October 3, 201016 yr These religious campaigns are getting very annoying Oh no, I kind of like this :( * slaps self* Edited October 3, 201016 yr by chart wizard
October 3, 201016 yr 25 (from 22) The Saturdays - Higher [D] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/2746350.JPG Chart Run: 62-49-22-25 [4 wks] Format: download only track The U.K-based teen pop outfit the Saturdays formed in 2007 under the auspices of Polydor's Fascination Records. The five-piece girl group sports an accessible, melodic electro-pop sound tailored for pop radio, not to mention eye-catching good looks. In 2008 their debut single, "If This Is Love," hit number eight on the U.K. charts, only to be surpassed by "Up," which made it to number five, and "Issues" which reached number four. Their full-length studio album, CHASING LIGHTS, appeared in late 2008, followed soon after by a cover of the Depeche Mode synth-pop classic, "Just Can't Get Enough." With Spice Girls-inspired colour-coordinated outfits and distinct musical personalities, the Saturdays instantly captured the attention of the U.K. media, appearing on several television shows including the drama HOLLYOAKS LATER and the children's show ROSS LEE'S GHOULIES. - HMV Video here: eEnz3r2F-Bw Chart history (Year peak title): 2008 08 If This Is Love 2008 05 Up 2008 04 Issues 2009 02 Just Can't Get Enough 2009 22 Work 2009 02 Forever Is Over 2009 09 Ego 2010 03 Missing You 2010 22 Higher http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/uploads/group_images/of_147.png
October 3, 201016 yr 24 (from 19) Travie McCoy Feat. Bruno Mars - Billionaire [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/AT0354CD.JPG Chart Run: 3-6-6-6-7-10-16-17-19-24 [10 wks] Release date: 26-07-2010 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: AT0354CD Label: fueledbyramen Video here: BVxT_c5S5xg Chart history (Year peak title): Travie McCoy 2008 14 Daylight (Kelly Rowland Feat. Travis McCoy) 2010 03 Billionaire (Travie McCoy Feat. Bruno Mars) Bruno Mars 2010 01 Nothin' On You (B.o.B Feat. Bruno Mars) 2010 03 Billionaire (Travie McCoy Feat. Bruno Mars) 2010 01 Just The Way You Are (Amazing) Discussion Thread Here
October 3, 201016 yr Don't like any of the new entries this week so far. The LZ7 gave me goosebumps... the bad ones. Extreme Fail at being 'cool'. Edited October 3, 201016 yr by Klumzee
October 3, 201016 yr Well this is utter $h!te... not sure what I was expecting though from a God freaks campaign. (Having said that Delirious? song wasn't ACTUALLY that bad) I actually think it's a little better than Delirious, or at least a little different from what you would expect from a Christian act. The vocals are terrible though (what's with the fake Cockney accent lads?) and the lyrics suck too.
October 3, 201016 yr 23 The Wombats - Tokyo (Vampires And Wolves) [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/14FLR45CD.JPG Chart Run: 23 [1 wk] Release date: 27-09-2010 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 14FLR45CD Label: warners Convening at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, The Wombats spiky electro indie pop is enlivened with lyrics steeped in healthy doses of irony and the absurd. After a series of highly rated singles and support from DJ Zane Lowe, the three piece's debut set GUIDE TO LOVE, LOSS AND DESPERATION (2007) received rave reviews. - HMV Video here: DRhUIJextp8 track listing 1. Tokyo (Vampires And Wolves) 2. Tokyo (Vampires And Wolves) [Grum mix] Chart history (Year peak title): 2007 67 Backfire At The Disco 2007 35 Kill The Director 2007 15 Let's Dance To Joy Division 2008 13 Moving To New York 2008 40 Backfire At The Disco {2008 Re-issue} 2008 48 Kill The Director {2008 Re-issue} 2008 49 Is This Christmas? 2009 69 My Circuitboard City 2010 23 Tokyo (Vampires And Wolves)
October 3, 201016 yr Very surprised Tokyo has even gone top 40, let alone nearly top 20... they've made no musical progress at all. This isn't bad as such but I wish they would release something that doesn't sound like all their other songs yet again... meh.
October 3, 201016 yr I hated The Wombats before, but I quite like this :o It does mention my fave city in the world though :wub: Let me go back to that bar in Tokyo... :(
October 3, 201016 yr 31 Status Quo With The Corps Of Army Music Choir - In The Army Now (2010) [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/2751394.JPG Chart Run 1986: 29-9-5-4-2-3-6-17-24-36-40-57-54-62 [14 wks] Chart Run: 31 [1 wk] Release date: 27-09-2010 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 2751394 Label: umtv Although their impact in the U.S. is limited to "Pictures of Matchstick Men" and Camper Van Beethoven's popular cover version, the rock band Status Quo are practically a national institution in the U.K., and have had a five-decade career as one of England's most successful and beloved acts. Starting in the late 1960s as a psychedelic outfit, they have weathered countless changes in the British pop landscape, always maintaining a discreet distance from musical trends like disco, punk, and '80s New Wave. The no-nonsense boogie-rock sound the band adopted in the mid-'70s has served them well and proved surprisingly timeless. - HMV Video here: ntzeqRCQhzc Chart history (Year peak title): Status Quo 1968 07 Pictures Of Matchstick Men 1968 08 Ice In The Sun 1969 46 Are You Growing Tired Of My Love? 1970 12 Down The Dustpipe 1970 21 In My Chair 1973 08 Paper Plane 1973 20 Mean Girl 1973 05 Caroline 1974 08 Break The Rules 1974 01 Down Down 1975 09 Roll Over Lay Down 1976 07 Rain 1976 11 Mystery Song 1976 09 Wild Side Of Life 1977 03 Rockin' All Over The World 1978 13 Again And Again 1978 36 Accident Prone 1979 04 Whatever You Want 1979 16 Living On An Island 1980 02 What You're Proposing 1980 11 Lies / Don't Drive My Car 1981 09 Something 'bout You Baby I Like 1981 08 Rock n' Roll 1982 10 Dear John 1982 36 She Don't Fool Me 1982 13 Caroline (Live At The Nec) 1983 09 Ol' Rag Blues 1983 15 A Mess Of Blues 1983 03 Marguerita Time 1984 20 Going Down Town Tonight 1984 07 The Wanderer 1986 09 Rollin' Home 1986 19 Red Sky 1986 02 In The Army Now 1986 15 Dreamin' 1988 19 Ain't Complaining 1988 34 Who Gets The Love 1988 17 Running All Over The World 1988 05 Burning Bridges (On And Off And On Again) 1989 50 Not At All 1990 02 The Anniversary Waltz 1990 16 The Anniversary Waltz II 1991 37 Can't Give You More 1992 38 Rock 'til You Drop 1992 21 Roadhouse Medley (Anniversary Waltz Part 25) 1994 21 I Didn't Mean It 1994 38 Sherri Don't Fail Me Now 1994 39 Restless 1995 34 When You Walk In The Room 1996 24 Fun Fun Fun (Status Quo With The Beach Boys) 1996 35 Don't Stop 1996 47 All Around My Hat (Status Quo With Maddy Prior) 1999 39 The Way It Goes 1999 47 Little White Lies 1999 53 Twenty Wild Horses 2000 48 Mony Mony 2002 17 Jam Side Down 2002 51 All Stand Up (Never Say Never) 2004 14 You'll Come 'round 2004 21 Thinking Of You 2005 11 The Party Ain't Over Yet 2005 29 All That Counts Is Love 2007 48 Beginning Of The End 2008 40 It's Christmas Time 2008 57 Jump That Rock (Whatever You Want) (Scooter vs. Status Quo) 2010 31 In The Army Now (2010) (Status Quo With The Corps Of Army Music Choir) The Corps Of Army Music Choir 2010 31 In The Army Now (2010) (Status Quo With The Corps Of Army Music Choir) This tune is a remake of their '86 tune that got to #2 for them. I remember hearing this tune in the US on the radio show "Rock Over London" with Graham Deane back then Also, this is now the 6th decade Status Quo has hit the top 40 in their career. take that John, Paul, George and Ringo.
October 3, 201016 yr Cant believe the Wombats missed the top 20 :( I really like this, although admittedly, its a far cry from their earlier stuff Edited October 3, 201016 yr by chart wizard
October 3, 201016 yr This is alright on first listen, Let's Dance To Joy Division was far better though...very 2007/8 though, surprised to see it top 40.
October 3, 201016 yr Author Bugger that, The Wombats single is pretty good, its their best hit of their career, since Kill The Director
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