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Blue - I Can [united Kingdom]25 Sweden

27 United Kingdom

33 Germany

48 Switzerland

53 Ireland

74 Norway

102 United Kingdom

128 Belgium

 

Update -

 

United Kingdom #25 & #98

Sweden #26

Germany #27

Switzerland #41

Norway #46

Ireland #50

Belgium #134

Italy #139

 

 

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You'd think it'd be doing better than that in Italy, what with how big they are there. Granted their own Eurovision entry is scraping the top 100 on iTunes there and there are no others to be seen anywhere, but Blue should be higher than that regardless of its status as a Eurovision entry!

UK:

 

Eurovision 2011:

 

25. I Can (Radio Edit) [star Sign] - Blue

73. Lipstick (Full Version) - Jedward

98. I Can (Original Mix) - Blue

193. Lipstick (Radio Edit) - Jedward

231. Popular - Eric Saade

402. Running Scared (Eurovision 2011 - Azerbaijan) - Ell & Nikki

416. New Tomorrow - A Friend In London

468. What About My Dreams? (Eurovision 2011 - Hungary) - Kati Wolf

 

Other Eurovision Entries Of Past Years:

 

246. Satellite - Lena

302. Fairytale - Alexander Rybak

 

UK iTunes:

 

#12, #47 - I Can - Blue

#35, #119 - Lipstick - Jedward

#61 - Running Scared - Ell & Nikki

#65 - Popular - Eric Saade

#75 - New Tommorow - A Friend In London

#87 - Taken By A Stranger - Lena

#100 - So Lucky - Zdob Si Zdub

#105 - What About My Dreams? - Kati Wolf

#170 - One More Day - Eldrine

#179 - Coming Home - Sjonni's Friends

 

 

#95 - Satellite - Lena

#140 - Fairytale - Alexander Rybak

Edited by AdamAloud

Blue - I Can (#12/#44)

Jedward - Lipstick (#34/#118)

Ell & Nikki - Running Scared (#58)

Eric Saade - Popular (#62)

A Friend In London - New Tomorrow (#70)

Lena - Taken By A Stranger (#86/#476)

Kati Wolf - What About My Dreams (#96/#594)

Zdob Si Zdub - So Lucky (#98)

Eldrine - One More Day (#165)

Sjonni's Friends - Coming Home (#170)

Raphael Gualazzi - Madness Of Love (#205)

Nina - Caroban (#268)

Maja Keuc - No One (#275)

Paradise Oskar - Da Da Dam (#326)

Anna Rossinelli - In Love For A While (#327)

Alex Sparrow - Get You (#350)

Nadine Beiler - The Secret Is Love (#400)

Getter Jaani - Rockefeller Street (#566)

Lucia Perez - Que Me Quiten Lo Bailao (#738)

Loucas Yiorkas & Stereo Mike - Watch My Dance (#824)

Dino Merlin - Love In Rewind (#826)

Dana International - Diva (#927)

Amaury Vassili - Sognu (#928)

 

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Lena - Satellite (#91)

Alexander Rybak - Fairytale (#137)

Katrina And The Waves - Love Shine A Light (#376)

Lordi - Hard Rock Hallelujah (#780)

Scooch - Flying The Flag (For You) (#982) :lol:

 

Shame Saade didn't win, he really could have been hugely popular! I guess Ell & Nikki might have a top 75 hit on their hands after all! Two Lena songs in the top 100? NU RIHANNA ALERT! A bit more love for Nadine Beiler please!

Blue are top ten on iTunes Sweden/Germany already and climbing around the continent. They may not have gone top ten in the contest but hopefully they can take one of the biggest hits out of it a la Jessy Matador who came 12th last year. No doubt the juries shoved us out of the top ten...

Jedward #1 in Sweden/#4 in Germany - another Gina G situation coming on here (the most popular post contest hit coming 8th)

 

Blue #5 in Germany/#6 in Sweden :o

Impressive for Blue but what surprises me is they didn't even get any points from alot of these countries. Its almost like they would have received points through the televote but the juries didn't vote for them so didnt get much or anything in some cases.
Update -

 

United Kingdom #25 & #98

Sweden #26

Germany #27

Switzerland #41

Norway #46

Ireland #50

Belgium #134

Italy #139

 

If anything, this is proof that political voting doesn't exist to the extent some people claim.

 

The only countries Blue is doing well in the charts are in Western Europe. As expected, Eastern Europe couldn't give a rats arse about them.

If anything, this is proof that political voting doesn't exist to the extent some people claim.

 

The only countries Blue is doing well in the charts are in Western Europe. As expected, Eastern Europe couldn't give a rats arse about them.

 

There are only iTunes charts available for the following Eurovision countries;

 

Austria

Belgium

Denmark

Finland

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Netherlands

Norway

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

 

All of these are Western European countries apart from Greece, where I Can hasn't been made available yet :lol: And the majority of Blue's points came (65/100) from Eastern Europe!

UK iTunes update

 

#11/39 -I Can

#21/124 - Lipstick

#32 - Running Scared

#41 - Popular (Sleepless is at #588 too)

#43 - New Tomorrow

#63/295 - Take By A Stranger

#68/353 - What About My Dreams

#74 - So Lucky

#91/879 - Satellite

#112 - Coming Home

#123 - One More Day

#131/698 - Madness Of Love

#142/330 - Rockefeller Street

#147 - Fairytale

#153 - Caroban

#154 - Get You

#186 - In Love For A While

#201 - No One

#216 - Da Da Dam

#262 - The Secret Is Love

#283 - Que Me Quitan Lo Bailo

#320 - Love In Rewind

#357 - Watch My Dance

#537 - Sognu

#766 - Love Shine A Light

#972 - Hard Rock Hallelujah

#1016 - C'est Ma Vie

Update for Eric Saade - Popular:

 

Sweden #4

Austria #5

Norway #5

Germany #6

Finland #7

Denmark #11

Ireland #11

Switzerland #15

Greece #24

Belgium #30

Netherlands #33

UK #36

France #47

Spain #47

 

I really hope he can go top 40 in the UK.

 

Popular still climbing :o There seem to be LOADS more than usual in the top 300 at this stage, I'll put that down to the viewing figures doubling I think :lol: Ell & Nikki will probably sell 6000-7000 this week, and out of 12 million people, that's not exactly a respectable conversion into sales :( It will be a shame for the winner not to go top 40 but it's pretty much replicated across Europe - in descending order, Lipstick, I Can and Popular are the runaway hits from this year's contest.

It'll be interesting if 'Popular' ends up performing better across Europe than 'Running Scared' considering which track won and finished third.

 

Interesting how Italy finished second - how well is that track doing on iTunes? I wouldn't be surprised if it's even charting anywhere but Italy. I just fail to see Italy's entry appealing to general music buyers and even Eurovision loons. Clearly Italy did well with the jury vote rather than the televotes - that's the impression I'm getting.

 

I also get the impression the juries favoured Italy and Azerbaijan over Sweden. Hence why those two countries did better - I reckon had it been just down to televoting, Sweden and possibly UK would've fared better finishing 1st and *top 10* respectively.

 

I'm shocked as well at how well Greece and Moldova did. :manson:

It seems like Lipstick, Popular, and I Can were clearly the fan favourites! Perhaps they'd have been the Top 3 if juries didn't exist? :kink:

^ The jury vote is a bit like the controller of Radio 1 who decides which tracks make the A list. Then they have some track in the A list for two months but even with Radio 1 bumming the song to death, it just doesn't appeal to the general public and limps into the UK chart at #86.

 

Hence with Italy it seems to be suffering the same fate - just because a bunch of music snobs the juries liked it, doesn't mean the record buying public will. Therefore iTunes is a true reflection of what is popular, not the jury vote.

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iTunes Top 100 Positions:

 

Ell and Nikki - Running Scared [Azerbaijan]

02 Greece

02 Sweden

02 Switzerland

05 Germany

09 Norway

11 Belgium

14 Finland

18 Netherlands

21 Ireland

23 Spain

33 United Kingdom

37 Denmark

37 Sweden (Second Version)

45 France

 

Raphael Gualazzi - Madness Of Love [italy]

08 Greece

24 Italy

28 Germany

41 Switzerland

53 Spain

54 Netherlands

63 Germany (Second Version)

64 Ireland

64 Sweden

75 Switzerland

79 Belgium

83 Denmark

98 France

 

Eric Saade - Popular [sweden]

04 Sweden

05 Norway

06 Germany

07 Finland

12 Denmark

13 Ireland

15 Switzerland

27 Greece

30 Netherlands

30 Belgium

39 United Kingdom

39 Spain

49 France

 

A Friend In London - New Tommorow [Denmark]

02 Denmark

03 Ireland

04 Germany

12 Sweden

23 Switzerland

25 Netherlands

27 Finland

34 Norway

43 United Kingdom

57 Belgium

76 Spain

 

Dino Merlin - Love In Rewind [bosnia and Herzegovina]

27 Sweden

41 Germany

60 Netherlands

61 Finland

63 Switzerland

 

Loukas Giorkas feat. Stereo Mike - Watch My Dance [Greece]

01 Greece

19 Greece (Second Version)

55 Sweden

82 Germany

95 Switzerland

 

Jedward - Lipstick [ireland]

01 Ireland

01 Germany

01 Sweden

11 Finland

16 Switzerland

21 Sweden (Second Version)

22 Ireland (Second Version)

23 United Kingdom

24 Norway

29 Denmark

44 Spain

46 Germany (Second Version)

48 Belgium

59 Netherlands

64 Greece

84 Norway (Second Version)

87 Denmark (Second Version)

97 Finland (Second Version)

 

Eldrine - One Day [Georgia]

20 Greece

49 Sweden

62 Germany

 

Lena - Taken By A Stranger [Germany]

07 Sweden

10 Germany

21 Switzerland

23 Ireland

26 Finland

26 Norway

30 Greece

46 Denmark

53 Greece (Second Version)

60 Belgium

63 United Kingdom

65 Finland (Second Version)

69 Netherlands

71 Switzerland (Second Version)

72 Sweden (Second Version)

 

Blue - I Can [united Kingdom]

03 Germany

05 Switzerland

06 Sweden

12 Norway

12 United Kingdom

34 Ireland

42 Belgium

44 United Kingdom (Second Version)

89 Italy

94 Ireland (Second Version)

 

Zdob Shi Zdub - So Lucky [Moldova]

29 Sweden

31 Germany

56 Ireland

76 United Kingdom

86 Switzerland

 

Maja Keuc - No One [slovenia]

42 Sweden

90 Germany

94 Switzerland

 

Nina - Caroban [serbia]

46 Sweden

60 Germany

68 Switzerland

74 Spain

 

Amaury Vassili - Sognu [France]

61 France

85 Sweden

 

Alexj Vorobjov - Get You [Russia]

29 Greece

42 Finland

54 Sweden

84 Germany

 

Nadine Beiler - The Secret Is Love [Austria]

65 Germany

 

Sjonni's Friends - Coming Home[iceland]

45 Germany

56 Switzerland

86 Sweden

90 Spain

96 Denmark

 

Paradise Oskar - Da Da Dam [Finland]

04 Finland

18 Sweden

33 Germany

37 Finland (Second Version)

44 Norway

48 Switzerland

69 Ireland

 

Kati Wolf - What About My Dreams? [Hungary]

25 Finland

28 Greece

36 Sweden

40 Germany

43 Switzerland

53 Norway

57 Ireland

72 United Kingdom

75 Spain

91 Germany (Second Version)

94 Belgium

 

Lucía Pérez - Que Me Quiten Lo Bailao [spain]

22 Spain

57 Greece

66 Germany

74 Switzerland

88 Sweden

 

Getter Jaani - Rockefeller Street [Estonia]

21 Germany

25 Ireland

53 Sweden

60 Sweden (Second Version)

62 Finland

95 Ireland (Second Version)

 

Anna Rossinelli - In Love For A While [switzerland]

04 Switzerland

33 Switzerland (Second Version)

62 Greece

87 Sweden

88 Germany

98 Switzerland

^ The jury vote is a bit like the controller of Radio 1 who decides which tracks make the A list. Then they have some track in the A list for two months but even with Radio 1 bumming the song to death, it just doesn't appeal to the general public and limps into the UK chart at #86.

 

Hence with Italy it seems to be suffering the same fate - just because a bunch of music snobs the juries liked it, doesn't mean the record buying public will. Therefore iTunes is a true reflection of what is popular, not the jury vote.

 

One of the members of the UK jury was Dave Arnold. Dave Arnold??!! The jury panel was re-introduced to combat cynics thinking it was just neighbour voting, but I don't agree that jury voting is any less "biased" than televoting! So much for democracy (and what otherwise would've been a runaway winner for poor Eric!)

Running Scared is doing better internationally than I thought actually, still yet to reach #1 anywhere though - Satellite and Fairytale were dominating almost everywhere by this point. Looks like Lipstick is definitely the most popular song chartwise - who on earth would have ever expected that a month ago? :lol: Interesting though that Sweden and Germany have taken to it far more than anyone else - I guess because of the hype they caused in Germany during the week, and Sweden because it's written by Swedes plus they love anything pure pop.

 

Poor Nadine's song is the least popular? Ridiculous :(

Running Scared is doing better internationally than I thought actually, still yet to reach #1 anywhere though - Satellite and Fairytale were dominating almost everywhere by this point. Looks like Lipstick is definitely the most popular song chartwise - who on earth would have ever expected that a month ago? :lol: Interesting though that Sweden and Germany have taken to it far more than anyone else - I guess because of the hype they caused in Germany during the week, and Sweden because it's written by Swedes plus they love anything pure pop.

 

Poor Nadine's song is the least popular? Ridiculous :(

 

Lipstick is written by a Brit and two Danes*. :P

 

*Danes, Swedes - same thing, really. :kink:

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