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Hang on... Tinie Tempah newie track should Travis be credited on it :unsure:

 

From my understanding, Travis is credited on the remix, but the "single version" (although it's not a single, it's charting as an album track), is the Tinie solo version. Similar situation to what we have with S&M.

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From my understanding, Travis is credited on the remix, but the "single version" (although it's not a single, it's charting as an album track), is the Tinie solo version. Similar situation to what we have with S&M.

 

He's not credited on either version. He does appear on the Yes Remix but it's credited solely to Tinie.

He's not credited on either version. He does appear on the Yes Remix but it's credited solely to Tinie.

 

Oh, yeah. All the youtube videos I watched credit it as "Tinie Tempah ft. Travis Barker", so I though that's how it actually was. :lol: The girl that sings the hook isn't credited either. :(

Oh, yeah. All the youtube videos I watched credit it as "Tinie Tempah ft. Travis Barker", so I though that's how it actually was. :lol: The girl that sings the hook isn't credited either. :(

 

That's why I questioned it, as on the you tube video gets the credit, I wasn't sure of it. Thanks for the info.

 

"Morrissey gets his 38th hit with Glamorous Glue entering at #69. It' was never released as a single in the UK before but got to #13 in the USA in 1992."

 

On the Modern Rock Chart yes. It never reached the Hot 100. He has only one Hot 100 single: The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get (#46, 1994).

 

Why is it suddenly charting now?

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Why is it suddenly charting now?

 

Because it was finally given a release. Morrissey songs never sell well on downloads but any new physical by him is guaranteed to get him a place on the chart. GG is a big step down from his last release though (a re-release of Everyday Is Like Sunday) which got to #42.

 

By the way, thanks for the correction SKOB. :D

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So pleased that Charlie Simpson climbed from last week and has made the Top 75 :w00t: Its such a great song :wub: And :lol: @ Kunt And The Gang - Never thought id see them trouble the charts ever again!
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So pleased that Charlie Simpson climbed from last week and has made the Top 75 :w00t: Its such a great song :wub: And :lol: @ Kunt And The Gang - Never thought id see them trouble the charts ever again!

 

The OCC are suddenly censoring their name and song title - it shows up as 'F**KSTICKS - K*** & THE GANG'. Strange as they didn't even censor 'Cunt' when UMAAAC got to #66 at Xmas :lol:

 

If anyone is wondering why I'm being inconsistent with censoring (I censor the Enrique, P!nk and Cee Lo songs but not KATG) it's because I consult the single covers in these situations. Fucksticks is uncensored there so I don't censor it either. :D

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Dropping out of the top 100 this week:

 

59 Glee Cast Sing

63 Glee Cast Blame It (On The Alcohol)

69 T-Pain feat. Chris Brown Best Love Song

72 Rebecca Black Friday

80 Glee Cast Loser Like Me

82 Parade Louder

83 Olly Murs Thinking Of Me

87 Avril Lavigne What The Hell

89 Taio Cruz Dynamite

91 Eminem feat. Rihanna Love The Way You Lie

92 The Black Eyed Peas I Gotta Feeling

94 Justin Bieber feat. Jaden Smith Never Say Never

95 Flo Rida feat. Akon Who Dat Girl

96 The Strokes Under Cover Of Darkness

98 Britney Spears Hold It Against Me

99 P!nk Raise Your Glass

100 Tiësto Adagio For Strings

 

2 long runners dropping out for the first time (Dynamite after 34 weeks and Love The Way You Lie after 43 weeks) and I Gotta Feeling spending only its second ever week outside the top 100. :o

 

Justin Bieber gone again, hopefully for good this time.

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Dropping out of the top 100 this week:

 

72 Rebecca Black Friday

 

82 Parade Louder

 

I'm pleased Rebecca managed to spend a month in the Top 75 despite not charting higher than #60! And :drama: at Parade :cry: Awful chart run for them - 10-25-32-50-82-OUT!

The OCC are suddenly censoring their name and song title - it shows up as 'F**KSTICKS - K*** & THE GANG'. Strange as they didn't even censor 'Cunt' when UMAAAC got to #66 at Xmas :lol:

 

If anyone is wondering why I'm being inconsistent with censoring (I censor the Enrique, P!nk and Cee Lo songs but not KATG) it's because I consult the single covers in these situations. Fucksticks is uncensored there so I don't censor it either. :D

 

I think that really caused quite a stir when it was released. Even now, if you type in "number 66 of" or something like that into Google, it comes up in the auto-complete menu (and all the search results are things like "What's that song at #66?" :lol:).

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What's with that Morrissey song? Why did it chart?

 

It did, it made No.69. Saw the vinyl copy in HMV this week, for £5 which is disgusting.

Had it been cheaper i may have bought it.

 

The OCC are suddenly censoring their name and song title - it shows up as 'F**KSTICKS - K*** & THE GANG'. Strange as they didn't even censor 'Cunt' when UMAAAC got to #66 at Xmas :lol:

 

If anyone is wondering why I'm being inconsistent with censoring (I censor the Enrique, P!nk and Cee Lo songs but not KATG) it's because I consult the single covers in these situations. Fucksticks is uncensored there so I don't censor it either. :D

 

There was about 10 different versions including a clean version, Fiddlesticks (Mama's Milk) presumably meant for Radio if it went Top 40.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRnJXn1QBRQ

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Disapointed with Gorillaz position in the albums after been number 4 in the midweeks, likewise with mike and the mechanice had a top 30 placing and ended up #46.

 

On a brighter note Kylie and Taio Cruz is higher than i thought it would be and great to see happy now by take that climbing for 2 weeks now.

Singles top 100 posted.

 

SO, new/re entries:

  • Sammy King gets his first hit with Penny Arcade entering at #47. It's a cover of the Roy Orbison song of the same name.

The original Roy Orbison version peaked at #27 in 1969 - it was to be his last hit for nearly 20 years.

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The top 5 singles this week represent all 5 types of 'chart movement' (at least in terms of the top 40) - LMFAO are a non-mover, Wretch 32 is a new entry, Jennifer Lopez is a faller, Tracy Chapman is a re-entry and Chris Brown is a climber. :D

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