ARIA Top 50 Singles weekending 30th January 2012

 

1 (1) Wild Ones - Flo Rida ft Sia

2 (10) Hey Hey Hey - Laurent Wery

3 (3) Turn Me On - David Guetta ft Nicki Minaj

4 (6) Summer Paradise - Simple Plan

5 (4) Paradise - Coldplay

6 (2) Set It Off - Timomatic

7 (5) Young, Wild & Free - Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa ft Bruno Mars

8 (42) Into The Flame - Matt Corby

9 (8) Don't Worry Be Happy - Guy Sebastian

10 (7) Pumped Up Kicks - Foster The People

11 (19) I Love It - Hilltop Hoods ft Sia

12 (18) Take Care - Drake ft Rihanna

13 (9) What Makes You Beautiful - One Direction

14 (11) Sexy And I Know It - LMFAO

15 (25) Lonely Boy - The Black Keys

16 (13) Hangover - Taio Cruz

17 (14) Dedication To My Ex (Miss That) - Lloyd

18 (12) Good Feeling - Flo Rida

19 (29) Boys Like You - 360

20 (17) I Like It Like That - Hot Chelle Rae

21 (22) Somebody That I Used To Know - Gotye ft Kimbra

22 (15) Good Night - Reece Mastin

23 (16) A Thousand Years - Christina Perri

24 (27) International Love - Pitbull ft Chris Brown

25 (21) Count On Me - Bruno Mars

26 (24) We Found Love - Rihanna

27 (20) What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger) - Kelly Clarkson

28 (23) The A Team - Ed Sheeran

29 (28) Levels - Avicii

30 (34) Bangarang - Skrillex

31 (30) Moves Like Jagger - Maroon 5 ft Christina Aguilera

32 (26) Breathing - Jason Derulo

33 (33) Feel So Close - Calvin Harris

34 (31) Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO

35 (32) Sorry For Party Rocking - LMFAO

36 (35) Titanium - David Guetta ft Sia

37 (Re) Throw Your Hands Up - Qwote ft Pitbull

38 (37) Without You - David Guetta ft Usher

39 (New) I Won't Let You Go - James Morrison

40 (36) Galaxy - Jessica Mauboy

41 (New) 100% No Talking EP - Knife Party

42 (38) You Da One - Rihanna

43 (39) Domino - Jessie J

44 (43) When We Stand Together - Nickelback

45 (46) Read All About It - Professor Green ft Emeli Sande

46 (41) Rolling In The Deep - Adele

47 (40) Someone Like You - Adele

48 (50) Born To Die - Lana Del Rey

49 (New) Laserlight - Jessie J

50 (44) It Will Rain - Bruno Mars

 

 

ARIA Top 50 Albums weekending 30th January 2012

 

1 (1) 21 - Adele

2 (3) Torches - Foster The People

3 (New) Resolution - Lamb Of God

4 (2) Sorry For Party Rocking - LMFAO

5 (7) El Camino - The Black Keys

6 (4) Up All Night - One Direction

7 (5) Mylo Xyloto - Coldplay

8 (9) Falling & Flying - 360

9 (16) Moonfire - Boy & Bear

10 (11) Bangarang EP - Skrillex

11 (6) Doo-wops & Hooligans - Bruno Mars

12 (10) Triple J's Like A Version 7 - Various Artists

13 (8) Reece Mastin - Reece Mastin

14 (12) Ceremonials - Florence + The Machine

15 (14) Making Mirrors - Gotye

16 (17) Vows - Kimbra

17 (13) Nothing But The Beat - David Guetta

18 (15) Here And Now - Nickelback

19 (18) Wasting Light - Foo Fighters

20 (22) All For You: The Best Of - Cold Chisel

21 (23) + - Ed Sheeran

22 (21) Talk That Talk - Rihanna

23 (19) 4 - Beyonce

24 (20) Stronger - Kelly Clarkson

25 (27) The Story Of My Life: The Ultimate Collection - Michael Crawford

26 (26) Lioness: Hidden Treasures - Amy Winehouse

27 (45) Velociraptor! - Kasabian

28 (31) Greatest Hits - Foo Fighters

29 (24) Chipwrecked - Alvin & The Chipmunks

30 (New) Heritage - Celtic Thunder

31 (25) 19 - Adele

32 (New) A Flash Flood Of Colour - Enter Shikari

33 (30) Duets II - Tony Bennett

34 (40) Scary Monsters & Nice Sprites - Skrillex

35 (34) Planet Pit - Pitbull

36 (28) Never Trust A Happy Song - Grouplove

37 (32) The Very Best Of - Fleetwood Mac

38 (35) Teenage Dream - Katy Perry

39 (37) Lovestrong - Christina Perri

40 (Re) Busby Marou - Busby Marou

41 (New) 3 - Amber Lawrence

42 (29) Someone To Watch Over Me - Susan Boyle

43 (38) Greatest Hits - Bon Jovi

44 (46) Watch The Throne - Jay-Z ft Kanye West

45 (New) Something - Chairlift

46 (47) This Modern Glitch - The Wombats

47 (36) A Foot In The Door: The Best Of - Pink Floyd

48 (33) The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 - Original Soundtrack

49 (39) Future History - Jason Derulo

50 (48) Who You Are - Jessie J

 

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Gavin Ryan's Chartifacts

(Thanks to Gavin Ryan)

 

Singles

 

Flo Rida and Sia are still the "Wild Ones" at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart this week. It's spending a second week at the top here, and a fourth week at No.1 in New Zealand, with both of us being the only countries around the world to put it at the top of our charts. Of the previous tracks entitled "Wild One(s)", this is the first to hit the top here; the previous titles are listed here…

 

Entry Date No HP WI Titles

28-Jul-08 6 56 3 The Wild One: Tribute to Johnny O'Keefe by Jet & Iggy Pop

16-Mar-87 5 11 20 Real Wild Child (Wild One) - Iggy Pop

9-Dec-74 4 2 24 The Wild One - Suzi Quatro

10-Sep-66 3 38 12 Wild One - Grantley Dee

26-Mar-60 2 11 22 Wild One - Bobby Rydell

8-Mar-58 1 23 17 Wild One - Johnny O'Keefe & The Deejays

 

Last week Belgium DJ Laurent Wery cracked our Top 10 (we're the first place in the world, as he peaked at No.16 in his home country) with his single "Hey Hey Hey (Pop another Bottle)", and now this week it leaps eight places to No.2, maybe on its way to a potential No.1 spot. David Guetta and Nicki Minaj hold at No.3 for a second week with "Turn Me On", and scoring their highest charting single in Australia by moving up two places to No.4 are Simple Plan with their aptly-themed song "Summer Paradise".

 

Another "Paradise" is right behind at No.5, down one place for Coldplay, whilst last weeks No.2, "Set it off" for Timomatic drops four places to No.6 this week. Snoop Dogg and his entourage fall two places to No.7 on the track "Young. Wild and Free". 2007 Australian Idol runner-up Matt Corby makes a massive leap from No.42 to No.8 this week with his EP "Into the Flame". The song “Brother” from the set came in at No.3 on the recently broadcast (Thursday 26th of January) Triple J Hottest 100 for 2011, and there are more flow-on effects from that countdown in the Top 100 this week. Rounding out the Top 10 at No.9 is Guy Sebastian's "Don't Worry Be Happy", and falling three places to No.10 is former No.1 "Pumped up Kicks" for Foster the People.

 

TRIPLE J HOTTEST 100 for 2011: Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know" came in at No.1 on the countdown for 2011, and that song climbs a place to No.21 this week, whilst No.2 went to The Black Keys and their song "Lonely Boy", which leaps ten places to No.15 this week. "Feeding Line" for Boy & Bear was at No.4 and that re-enters at No.73, whilst No.5's "Midnight City" for M83 debuts at No.78 this week, their first entry to the charts here.

No.6 was taken by Lana Del Ray's "Video Games" (#55), No.7 was "Awkward" for San Cisco (#87 to new peak of #71), 360 and Gossling were at No.8 with "Boys Like You", which leaps ten places to a new peak of No.19, The Jezabels occupied to the No.9 position within the countdown for the track "Endless Summer", which re-enters at No.88 and No.10 fell to The Hilltop Hoods and Sia on their new collaboration "I Love it", which is up eight places to No.11 this week.

 

NEW PEAKS & MOVERS: Other songs to score a new peak this week include "Take Care" for Drake and Rihanna, up six places to No.12, and another RnB teaming climbs three places to No.24, Pitbull and Chris Brown with "International Love". Skrillex hits No.30 with "Bangarang", up four places from last week, and leaping back in to the Top 50 and scoring a new peak of No.37 is Qwote and Pitbull with "Throw Your Hands Up". James Morrison also jumps into the Top 50 at No.39 with his new single "I Won't Let You Go", up twenty-four places from last week, and Jessie J climbs eight places to No.49 with her sixth single "Laserlight".

 

Members of dance group Pendulum Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen have formed a side-project as the duo Knife Party, and their debut electro EP is entitled "100% No Modern Talking", which debuts at No.41 this week.

 

Lower 50: GroupLove have been picking up lots are radio airplay for their track "Tongue Tied", which this week leaps eleven places to a new peak of No.51. Chiddy Bang are up ten places to No.54 with "Ray Charles", and leaping thirty-four places to No.57 is the new single for Rihanna entitled "Talk That Talk", which features Jay-Z as guest vocalist. These Kids Wear Crowns jump back up twenty-three places to No.59 with their first entry here "Jumpstart", and as mentioned above, San Cisco jump up sixteen places to No.71 with their "Awkward" EP.

 

Since October 2011, Etta James has been a sampled vocalist on Flo Rida's former No.4 hit "Good Feeling", and also on Avicii's No.26 single "Levels". She passed away at the age of 73 last week, and one of her most recognised songs "At Last" makes its first EVER appearance on an Australian chart, debuting at No.72 this week.

 

Indietronic and electropop French band M83 score their first ARIA Singles Chart entry this week by debuting at No.78 with the track "Midnight City". Florence + the Machine score a third Top 100 entry from their current album "Ceremonials" (TW-14), by debuting at No.95 with "No Light, No Light", and the last new entry of the week is Nickelback who come in at No.100 with "Lullaby" from their "Here and Now" album (TW-18).

 

Albums

 

With the lack of new release albums, Adele is enjoying her run at the top of the ARIA Albums Charts for a 27th non-consecutive week with the album "21". But rising to No.2 is current tourists Foster the People and their album "Torches", which could be a No.1 contender next week.

 

US heavy metal act Lamb of God debut at No.3 with their sixth album "Resolution", which becomes their highest charting album and second Top 10 entry, as their fifth album "Wrath" debuted and peaked at No.8 in late February of 2009, and this is their third album to chart here in Australia, they also made it to No.25 in August of 2006 with “Sacrament”.

 

After three weeks at No.2 (four in total), LMFAO's "Sorry for Party Rocking" is down two places to No.4. The Black Keys score a new peak of No.5 with their album "El Camino", thanks to the albums first single "Lonely Boy" jumping up to No.15 this week.

 

One Direction fall back two places to No.6 after peaking at No.4 last week with their debut album "Up All Night", and also down two places to No.7 are Coldplay with "Mylo Xyloto". 360 is up one place to No.8 with his "Falling and Flying" album, and returning to the Top 10 at No.9 (up seven places) are Boy & Bear with their "Moonfire" album, whilst also entering the Top 10 (for the first time) is Skrillex and his "Bangarang" EP, which has a physical CD release this coming week, so it could jump next week as current sales are from downloads alone.

 

NEW PEAKS & MOVERS: Michael Crwaford climbs two places to a new peak of No.25 with his "The Story of My Life" collection, but up eighteen places to No.27 are Kasabian and their recent album "Velociraptor!" Celtic Thunder debuted at No.90 last week, but they leap sixty-two places this week to No.30 with their "Heritage" album. Skrillex climbs back up six places to No.34 with his other charting album "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" (HP-28), and local act Busby Marou zoom up thirty-seven places to No.40 with their self-titled album.

 

Post-hardcore UK group Enter Shikari debuted at No.4 in the home country last week with their third album "A Flash Flood of Colour", which this week debuts at No.32 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Previously they have charted here with their second album “Common Dreads” which reached No.55 in June of 2009.

 

Local country singer Amber Lawrence debuts at No.41 with her third album aptly titled "3", which becomes her first Top 50 and Top 100 entry. Previous albums "The Mile" (2007) and "When it All Comes Down" (2009) did not chart, she has only had one Top 100 entry, and that was with the single “I’ve Got the Blues” (HP-84, January 2006).

 

Brooklyn, New York based electronic-pop duo Chairlift debut at No.45 with their second album entitled "Something". 2008's "Does You Inspire You" didn't chart here in Australia, but the single “Bruises” from the album made it to No.72 in October of 2008.

 

Lower 50: Big Day Out headliners Nero jump up nineteen places to No.52 with their album "Welcome Reality". The Jezabels jump ten places to No.58 with the album "Prisoner", and another BDO major act, Kanye West, is up thirty-seven places with his "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" album. Lastly, Slim Dusty's "The Very Best of" is up thirty-three places to No.67 after re-entering at No.100 last week.

 

With the passing of Etta James last week, her greatest hits collection "Her Best" debuts at No.65 this week. Her last (and only other) appearance on Australian Album charts was June 1989’s “Seven Year Itch” (HP-81). Also debuting in the lower reaches of the Top 100 is Harmony James at No.92 with "Handfuls of Sky", and Bond debut at No.94 with the latest entitled "Play".