1. JLS – She Makes Me Wana

2. The Wanted – Glad You Came

3. DJ Fresh – Louder

4. Ed Sheeran – A Team

5. Beyonce – Best Thing I Never Had

6. Loick Essien – How We Roll

7. Pitbull – Give Me Everything

8. Katy Perry – Last Friday Night

9. Nicki Minaj – Super Bass

10. Calvin Harris – Bounce

11. Adele – Set Fire to the Rain

12. David Guetta – Little Bad Girl

13. Alexandra Stan – Mr Saxobeat

14. Jason Derulo – Don’t Wanna Go Home

15. Maverick Sabre – Let Me Go

16. Example – Changed the Way You Kiss Me

17. Aloe Blacc – I Need a Dollar

18. David Guetta – Where Dem Girls At

19. Rizzle Kicks – Down With the Trumpets

20. LMFAO – Party Rock Anthem

21. Chris Brown – Next 2 You

22. Lady Gaga – Edge of Glory

23. Chris Brown – Beautiful People

24. Jennifer Lopez – On the Floor

25. Bruno Mars – The Lazy Song

26. Coldplay – Every Teardrop is a Waterfall

27. Foster the People – Pumped Up Kicks

28. Tinie Tempah – Till I’m Gone

29. Rihanna – California King Bed

30. Six-D – Best Damn Night

31. Adele – Someone Like You

32. Enrique Iglesias – Dirty Dancer

33. Scouting for Girls – Love How It Hurts

34. Vato Gonzalez – Badman Riddim (Jump)

35. Nicole Scherzinger – Right There

36. The Saturday – Notorious

37. Jessie J – Nobody’s Perfect

38. Snoop Dogg – Sweat

39. Christina Perri – Jar of Hearts

40. LMFAO – Champagne – Showers

 

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1. Adele – 21

2. Beyonce – 4

3. Adele – 19

4. Caro Emerald – Deleted Scenes From the Cutting Room

5. Lady Gaga – Born This Way

6. Bruno Mars – Doo Wops and Hooligans

7. Chase and Status – No More Idols

8. Katy Perry – Teenage Dream

9. Rihanna – Loud

10. Chris Brown – F.A.M.E.

11. Jessie J – Who You Are

12. Foo Fighters – Wasting Light

13. Cee Lo Green – The Lady Killer

14. Take That – Progress

15. Noah and the Whale – Last Night On Earth

16. Lady Gaga – The Fame/Monster

17. Elbow – Build a Rocket, Boys!

18. Arctic Monkeys – Suck It and See

19. Little Dragon – Ritual Union

20. The Pierces – You and I

21. Laura Wright – The Last Rose

22. Mumford and Sons – Sigh No More

23. Katy B – On a Mission

24. Tinie Tempah – Disc-Overy

25. LMFAO – Sorry For Party Rocking

26. Plan B – The Defamation of Strickland Banks

27. David Guetta – One Love

28. Nicki Minaj – Pink Friday

29. The Wanted – The Wanted

30. Script – Science and Faith

31. Selena Gomez & The Scene – When the Sun Goes Down

32. The Horrors – Skying

33. Joss Stone – LP1

34. Example – Won’t Go Quietly

35. Rumer – Seasons of My Soul

36. Bad Meets Evil – Hell: The Sequel

37. Seasick Steve – You Can’t Teach an Old Dog New Tricks

38. Foo Fighters – Greatest Hits

39. Bon Iver – Bon Iver

40. Foster the People – Torches

Edited August 1, 201114 yr by liamk97

I now wish she didn't die - this chart shows that LMFAO are still in the T40 with CS and Christina Perri is finally T40 :wub: Tinie Tempah in the T30 :heart:

 

R.I.P. :(

I now wish she didn't die - this chart shows that LMFAO are still in the T40 with CS and Christina Perri is finally T40 :wub: Tinie Tempah in the T30 :heart:

 

R.I.P. :(

I should think you didn't anyway :kink:

 

Joking ofc ;)

I do think most of the fallers from the 40 are going to climb back up next week due to lack of new releases and the Amy W tracks falling like a brick.

This seems quite pointless no?

Christina Perri gets closer to the Top 40 every week and misses out at the last minute. Now that IS unlucky.

Can she make it next week?

All these tracks that seem to surge up on iTunes during the week don't even seem to crack the T40. Christina Perri's 'Jar of Hearts' actually fell from 42-46 this week, despite reaching a new peak on the iTunes chart (#32). Likewise, Eminem's 'Space Bound' reached a new iTune peak (#33) but only managed to climb to 52 officially this week.

 

Although I'd love to have Winehouse dominate the charts, I think the effect the death had on her music sales will wear off pretty quickly - I mean she went from 7 T40 entries to only 5 by Sunday and by the looks of it, only 'Back to Black' is set to remain in the T40 in the second week - although it'll suffer a huge fall (8-35) - something ridiculous like that.

 

Interesting that Foster the People would've spent yet another week at #27 had Winehouse not charted.

All these tracks that seem to surge up on iTunes during the week don't even seem to crack the T40. Christina Perri's 'Jar of Hearts' actually fell from 42-46 this week, despite reaching a new peak on the iTunes chart (#32). Likewise, Eminem's 'Space Bound' reached a new iTune peak (#33) but only managed to climb to 52 officially this week.

 

Although I'd love to have Winehouse dominate the charts, I think the effect the death had on her music sales will wear off pretty quickly - I mean she went from 7 T40 entries to only 5 by Sunday and by the looks of it, only 'Back to Black' is set to remain in the T40 in the second week - although it'll suffer a huge fall (8-35) - something ridiculous like that.

 

Interesting that Foster the People would've spent yet another week at #27 had Winehouse not charted.

 

 

I agree, she did fall down itunes at the end of the week. I don't see her in the Top 40 next week unless Back To Black hangs on for another week.

All these tracks that seem to surge up on iTunes during the week don't even seem to crack the T40. Christina Perri's 'Jar of Hearts' actually fell from 42-46 this week, despite reaching a new peak on the iTunes chart (#32). Likewise, Eminem's 'Space Bound' reached a new iTune peak (#33) but only managed to climb to 52 officially this week.

 

Although I'd love to have Winehouse dominate the charts, I think the effect the death had on her music sales will wear off pretty quickly - I mean she went from 7 T40 entries to only 5 by Sunday and by the looks of it, only 'Back to Black' is set to remain in the T40 in the second week - although it'll suffer a huge fall (8-35) - something ridiculous like that.

 

Interesting that Foster the People would've spent yet another week at #27 had Winehouse not charted.

 

I think the Now! album is the reason why Christina and Eminem charted lower than we'd've expected based off iTunes.

I think the Now! album is the reason why Christina and Eminem charted lower than we'd've expected based off iTunes.

 

Good point, NOW cherry picking + Amy will have had an effect definately.

Apart from being pointless you don't know this would have happened. Chaos theory and all that.

All these tracks that seem to surge up on iTunes during the week don't even seem to crack the T40. Christina Perri's 'Jar of Hearts' actually fell from 42-46 this week, despite reaching a new peak on the iTunes chart (#32). Likewise, Eminem's 'Space Bound' reached a new iTune peak (#33) but only managed to climb to 52 officially this week.

 

Although I'd love to have Winehouse dominate the charts, I think the effect the death had on her music sales will wear off pretty quickly - I mean she went from 7 T40 entries to only 5 by Sunday and by the looks of it, only 'Back to Black' is set to remain in the T40 in the second week - although it'll suffer a huge fall (8-35) - something ridiculous like that.

 

Interesting that Foster the People would've spent yet another week at #27 had Winehouse not charted.

 

It was #52 last week - this week it's dropped 3 places to #55. :P

 

As Eric says, Now! 79 can probably be blamed for the low positions of Christina and Eminem. Suprisingly Little Dragon charted at #76 officially despite them only peaking at #76 on iTunes and being released on a Monday :o

Edited July 31, 201114 yr by Bré

Apart from being pointless you don't know this would have happened. Chaos theory and all that.

 

Spoil sport! :P

Apart from being pointless you don't know this would have happened. Chaos theory and all that.

 

Agreed.

That is assuming that all those who bought Amy Winehouse tracks did so as extra purchases on top of what they were already buying. However in reality people only have a limited amount of money to spend so had she not died, other tracks would have sold a bit more, and it wouldn't necessarily have been evenly spread around the chart. In this alternative universe where she is still alive the chart would probably look slightly different to one that simply has all the AW tracks removed.

Edited August 1, 201114 yr by Col1967

Fine, I'll change it to "What the chart could have looked like if Amy hadn't died" instead of "What the chart would have looked like if Amy hadn't died"

 

I only made the thread so you could have a good idea of what could of been in the Top 40 charts - like Christina Perri, who get's Top 40 on iTunes but fails to make the official Top 40 chart