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McFly are on course for their fifth number one single this week, with early retail reports suggesting their Sport Relief single Don't Stop Me Now/Please Please (Island) has been outselling Lily Allen's current chart topper Smile since its release yesterday.

 

The single is the band's third double-sided effort to date and the second to both feature a cover version - in this case a Queen track - and also to be the official song for a BBC charity event.

 

With Lily Allen and Shakira set to complete the top three, Def Jam's Rihanna is likely to claim the number four spot with Unfaithful, with James Morrison's You Give Me Something (Polydor) rising into the Top Five.

 

Also set to rise considerably are Warner acts Red Hot Chili Peppers and Gnarls Barkley, with Wolfmother (Island), Christina Aguilera (RCA), Franz Ferdinand (Domino), Snow Patrol (Fiction) and The Flaming Lips (Warners) all set to enter the Top 40.

 

In the albums market, a trio of new releases from Razorlight (Vertigo), Lily Allen (Regal) and Paolo Nutini (Atlantic) are set to make a splash at the chart summit, with Razorlight's self-titled effort likely to give the band their first number one.

 

These new entries, however, look unlikely to prevent a significant week-on-week downturn at retail level, with The Pipettes (Memphis Industries), Ali Farka Toure (World Circuit), The Rifles (Red Ink) and greatest hits sets from The Beach Boys (Capitol) and Moloko (Echo) the sole other entries, in the bottom half of the chart.

 

Of note, however, is Nouvelle Vague's Bande A Part (Peacefrog), which is set to rise from last week's position of 119 to within the top 50.

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do they do charity cause they are so good people?

do they do charity cause they are so good people?

No they do it because they flopped with their last album and they're trying to guarantee a hit. ;)

whoa i thougj theirlast album atleast went platinum

in the uk??

Nah a little over 200k. :D

:puke: :puke: :puke:

 

Id rather give the money to Sport Relief myself rather than support this c**p, wish theyd disapear but heres for a HUGE drop next week :thumbup:

Nah a little over 200k.

 

Christ - thats bad. How come there wasnt a load of threads claiming the album was a flop?! Girls Aloud got millions and they're past the platinum stage with 'Chemistry' now.

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Top 75 Albums of 2005

 

1 Back to Bedlam - James Blunt 2,367,758

2 X&Y - Coldplay 1,999,000

3 Intensive Care - Robbie Williams 1,432,000

4 Employment - Kaiser Chiefs 1,312,000

5 Demon Days - Gorillaz 1,205,000

6 Face to Face- Westlife 1,146,000

7 Eye to the Telescope - KT Tunstal 1,018,000

8 Breakaway - Kelly Clarkson 952,631

9 Curtain Call - Eminem 926,012

10 Forever Faithless - Faithless 915,000

11 Piece By Piece - Katie Melua 869,000

12 Hot Fuss - The Killers 859,000

13 Don't Believe the Truth - Oasis 848,000

14 Ancora - Il Divo 840,000

15 Confessions on a Dancefloor - Madonna 830,000

16 American Idiot - Green Day 814,000

17 Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters 787,000

18 Hopes And Fears - Keane 754,600

19 Never Forget - Take That 754,400

20 Love Angel Music Baby - Gwen Stefani 746,000

21 Monkey Business - Black Eyed Peas 689,000

22 Taller in More Ways - The Sugababes 640,000

23 Life in Slow Motion - David Gray 625,000

24 The Singles - Basement Jaxx 595,000

25 PDC - Pussycat Dolls 574,000

26 G4 - G4. 573,000

27 In your Honour - The Foo Fighters 571,000

28 Definitive Collection - Tony Christie 561,000

29 The Massacre - 50 Cent 554,000

30 In between Dreams - Jack Johnson 531,000

31 The Emancipation of Mimi - Mariah Carey 526,965

32 Tourist - Athlete 499,000

33 Trouble - Akon 487,000

34 Keep On - Will Young 477,974

35 Their Law - The Singles - The Prodigy 468,000

36 Ultimate Collection - Eurythmics 453,000

37 Language, Sex, Violence, Other - The Stereophonics 451,000

38 The War of the Worlds - Jeff Wayne 446,000

39 The Magic Numbers - The Magic Numbers 444,000

40 Greatest Hits - Mariah Carey 439,000

41 Retrospectacle - Supertramp 438,000

42 It's Time - Michael Bublé 431,300

43 Late Registration - Kanye West 431,200

44 Kasabian - Kasabian 412,000

45 Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand 411,000

46 Guilty too - Barbara Streisand 397,000

47 Living a Dream - Katherine Jenkins 372,500

48 Il Divo - Il Divo 371,300

49 Mind Body & Soul - Joss Stone 368,200

50 You Could Have it so Much Better - Franz Ferdinand 368,000

51 Up all Night - Razorlight 358,000

52 O - Damien Rice 355,000

53 G4 & Friends - G4 349,000

54 How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb - U2 348,200

55 Stars of CCTV - Hard-Fi 347,897

56 Finally Woken - Jem 343,000

57 Get Behind me Satan - The White Stripes 343,000

58 Songs About Jane - Maroon 5 337,000

59 Pieces of a Dream - Anastacia 333,300

60 Thanks for the Memory - Rod Stewart 329,600

61 Get Lifted - John Legend 314,500

62 Daniel Powter - Daniel Powter 312,500

63 Aerial - Kate Bush 312,300

64 Bullet in a Bible - Green Day 309,000

65 Sanctury - Simon Webb 307,500

66 The Documentary - The Game 298,000

67 Final Straw - Snow Patrol 298,000

68 Dymanite - Jamiroquai 294,000

69 Amarantine - Enya 292,000

70 Wonderland - McFly 289,500

71 Greatest Hits - Robbie Williams 287,999

72 Encore - Eminem 285,000

73 Breathe In - Lucie Silvas 269,300

74 Chemistry - Girls Aloud 269,000

75 Silent Alarm - Bloc Party 261,000

 

It would be platinum EASILY by now :|

 

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Top 75 Albums of 2005

 

1 Back to Bedlam - James Blunt 2,367,758

2 X&Y - Coldplay 1,999,000

3 Intensive Care - Robbie Williams 1,432,000

4 Employment - Kaiser Chiefs 1,312,000

5 Demon Days - Gorillaz 1,205,000

6 Face to Face- Westlife 1,146,000

7 Eye to the Telescope - KT Tunstal 1,018,000

8 Breakaway - Kelly Clarkson 952,631

9 Curtain Call - Eminem 926,012

10 Forever Faithless - Faithless 915,000

11 Piece By Piece - Katie Melua 869,000

12 Hot Fuss - The Killers 859,000

13 Don't Believe the Truth - Oasis 848,000

14 Ancora - Il Divo 840,000

15 Confessions on a Dancefloor - Madonna 830,000

16 American Idiot - Green Day 814,000

17 Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters 787,000

18 Hopes And Fears - Keane 754,600

19 Never Forget - Take That 754,400

20 Love Angel Music Baby - Gwen Stefani 746,000

21 Monkey Business - Black Eyed Peas 689,000

22 Taller in More Ways - The Sugababes 640,000

23 Life in Slow Motion - David Gray 625,000

24 The Singles - Basement Jaxx 595,000

25 PDC - Pussycat Dolls 574,000

26 G4 - G4. 573,000

27 In your Honour - The Foo Fighters 571,000

28 Definitive Collection - Tony Christie 561,000

29 The Massacre - 50 Cent 554,000

30 In between Dreams - Jack Johnson 531,000

31 The Emancipation of Mimi - Mariah Carey 526,965

32 Tourist - Athlete 499,000

33 Trouble - Akon 487,000

34 Keep On - Will Young 477,974

35 Their Law - The Singles - The Prodigy 468,000

36 Ultimate Collection - Eurythmics 453,000

37 Language, Sex, Violence, Other - The Stereophonics 451,000

38 The War of the Worlds - Jeff Wayne 446,000

39 The Magic Numbers - The Magic Numbers 444,000

40 Greatest Hits - Mariah Carey 439,000

41 Retrospectacle - Supertramp 438,000

42 It's Time - Michael Bublé 431,300

43 Late Registration - Kanye West 431,200

44 Kasabian - Kasabian 412,000

45 Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand 411,000

46 Guilty too - Barbara Streisand 397,000

47 Living a Dream - Katherine Jenkins 372,500

48 Il Divo - Il Divo 371,300

49 Mind Body & Soul - Joss Stone 368,200

50 You Could Have it so Much Better - Franz Ferdinand 368,000

51 Up all Night - Razorlight 358,000

52 O - Damien Rice 355,000

53 G4 & Friends - G4 349,000

54 How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb - U2 348,200

55 Stars of CCTV - Hard-Fi 347,897

56 Finally Woken - Jem 343,000

57 Get Behind me Satan - The White Stripes 343,000

58 Songs About Jane - Maroon 5 337,000

59 Pieces of a Dream - Anastacia 333,300

60 Thanks for the Memory - Rod Stewart 329,600

61 Get Lifted - John Legend 314,500

62 Daniel Powter - Daniel Powter 312,500

63 Aerial - Kate Bush 312,300

64 Bullet in a Bible - Green Day 309,000

65 Sanctury - Simon Webb 307,500

66 The Documentary - The Game 298,000

67 Final Straw - Snow Patrol 298,000

68 Dymanite - Jamiroquai 294,000

69 Amarantine - Enya 292,000

70 Wonderland - McFly 289,500

71 Greatest Hits - Robbie Williams 287,999

72 Encore - Eminem 285,000

73 Breathe In - Lucie Silvas 269,300

74 Chemistry - Girls Aloud 269,000

75 Silent Alarm - Bloc Party 261,000

 

It would be platinum EASILY by now :|

 

thanks for that but how much did the debut album sell??

and atleast its almost platinum the 2nd album

why did it do so bad?? did they change the style they´ve had from

the 1st album???

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