Why do you find it so interesting?

For me nowadays, it's the challenge of battling against OCC intransigence over sales info to track sales. Back in the 80's though, it was actually more about the music. :)

Edited September 27, 201113 yr by vidcapper

Well, I'm a chart geek since my early childhood, and I love British music, I genuinely think the Brits produce the best music out there. Add one with one and get... :)

I loved it up until around 2005 but I don't really bother looking now. It's the same names all the time and the only nice surprises are generated by stuff like the X-Factor.

I loved it up until around 2005 but I don't really bother looking now. It's the same names all the time and the only nice surprises are generated by stuff like the X-Factor.

100% agree :)

Well, I'm a chart geek since my early childhood. :)

Same here, but I also followed the German charts and the US charts, but I don't do that too often because of lack of time :(

I love following the charts because there's so many good songs out there :wub: I'm sure most of you don't agree with me, but I find the charts interesting and I love seeing good songs go to number one. Of course I can't like everything but moaning about songs and artists is half the fun :lol:

I don't follow the charts as much now as I'm not really into a lot of the current music around. The charts seem to be dominated either by american style urban music or x factor tripe. Every now and then something creative and interesting comes along such as Christina Perri Jar of hearts.