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New Releases - Singles: Example, Dappy, Jessica Wright, Ptbull feat. Shakira, Biffy Clyro

Climbers: Gerry & The Pacemakers

 

New Releases - Albums: Pink, The Killers, Carly Rae Jepsen, Band Of Horses, Grizzly Bear, Ben Folds Five, We Are The Ocean, Nelly Furtado, Skunk Anansie, Rival Sons, Richie Sambora

 

 

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Please note new changes to the Sunday Chart Predictions thread topic:

 

You can still post your own predictions for the week to generate chat to the topic. There will be no mids from MW for Tuesday, if there is any chart info, please provide a source, so the info can be checked out first, we just have to be careful what to post on here on a Tuesday.

 

On Wednesday Radio 1 Chart Top 40 mid update will be posted with links to Radio 1 and any other chart info from MW and OCC from 4pm

 

On Thursdays there will be no mids from MW but any chart info that is found please provide a source.

 

On Friday an update from MW from 11am onwards.

 

To keep everyone in the loop of all chart action please refer to the iTunes thread topic.

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Midweek Charts: Killers Battle to head albums countdown

Source: MW

Paul Willams

 

 

The Killers look like heading for a fourth straight No 1 on the UK artist albums chart as Example tries to overtake The Scipt for a third singles chart-topper.

 

The Las Vegas band's newly-issued Vertigo/Mercury set Battle Born surpassed 50,000 sales up to the end of business on Tuesday, giving it a 20% lead over the rest of the market, according to the Official Charts Company.

 

A closer battle is playing out at the top of the singles market with The Script featuring will.i.am's Epic/Phonogenic single Hall Of Fame commanding a lead of little more than 2,000 sales in the week so far. In hot pursuit is Ministry of Sound act Example who has previously topped the singles chart with Chaged The Way You Kiss Me and Stay Awake and shows up as a new entry at 2 in the latest midweeks with Say Nothing.

 

Behind The Killers on the artist albums midweeks is Pink with her brand new RCA set The Truth About Love. Her last album, 2008's Funhouse, give her a first UK albums chart-topper.

 

Marking the 25th anniversary of its release, an overhauled Bad by Michael Jackson surfaces in sixth position. The original Epic album spent five weeks at No 1 in 1987 and is one of the 10 biggest-selling albums of all time in the UK.

 

Following her chart-topping single Call Me Maybe, Interscope/Polydor's Carlt Rae Jepsen will register on the albums chart for the first time this weekend. Kiss is at 8 in the week to date, while the rest of the Top 10 so far takes in The Script's Number 3 (down 2-3), Young Turks/XL's XX with Coexist (1-4), Virgin act Emeli Sande's Our Version Of Events (5-5), Columbia signing Bob Dylan's Tempest (3-7), Coldplay's Parlophone-issued Mylo Xyloto (4-9) and 679/Atlantic act Plan B's Ill Manors - OST (10-10).

 

Brooklyn band Grizzly Bear and Seattle's Band Of Horses are both on course for new UK chart peaks. Grizzly Bear's new Warp set Shields is new at 11 on the latest Sales Flashes and will beat their current peak of 24 achieved by 2009's Veckatimest, while Band Of Horses' Columbia set Mirage Rock is 13. Their last album Infinite Arms reached 21 in 2010.

 

A very busy week for new releases will also result in new albums from the following acts debuting inside or around the Top 40 on Sunday: Earache's Rival Sones, Aggressive Music's Richie Sambora, 100 Percent Records' Skunk Anansie, Ear Music's Marillion, Sony's Ben Folds Five, Interscope/Polydor's Nelly Furtado, Hassle's We Are The Ocean and Roadrunner's Down.

 

Dappy's third solo single looks like giving him a third consecutive Top 10 hit with the AATW/Island-issued Good Intentions registering as a new entry at 8 on the midweeks. Meanwhile, Positiva/Virgin act David Guetta's She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) featuring Sia rises 14-10 with an 85% sales lift and his Play Hard track featuring Ne-Yo and Akon lifts 22-20 with weekly sales doubling.

 

There is a 41% gain for Emeli Sande's Virgin-issued Our Version of Events, the song she performed at the Olympics closing ceremony. As a result it climbs 19-12 in the midweeks.

 

Motown/Mercury act Ne-Yo's Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love) is static at 3 in the week so far, while Pink's RCA track Blow Me (One Last Kiss) rises 5-4 and Mercury artist Taylor Swift's We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together improves 7-5. Having debuted at 2 last Sunay, Xenomania/RCA act Amelia Lily's You Bring Me Joy now drops to 6 and Syco's Little Mix fall 407 with Wings. There is a one-place fall to 9 for Interscope/Republic's Owl City/Carly Rae Jepsen pairing Good Time.

 

Sales of Island's Korean-language pop hit Gangnam Style by PSY are up 285% on the week to lift it 37-16, while Parlophone act Conor Maynard's Turn Around moves 38-24 with weekly sales more than doubling.

 

 

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Wednesday Update Top 40 Only

Source: Radio 1/OCC/MW

 

Top 40 Singles

 

1 The Script (2k ahead)

2 Example

3 Ne-Yo

4 Pink

5 Taylor Swift

 

6-10

8 Dappy

10 David Guetta/Sia

 

11-20

12 Emeli Sande

16 PSY

20 David Guetta/Ne-Yo Akon

 

21-30

22 Otto Knows

24 Conor Maynard/Ne-Yo

27 Jessica Wright

 

31-40

32 Justin Bieber/Big Sean

36 Alex Clare

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/update/singles/print

 

http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/e...r-1-single-1599

 

 

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Top 40 Albums

 

 

1 Killers (50k)

2 Pink (40k)

3 The Script

4 The xx

5 Emeli Sande

 

6-10

6 Michael Jackson

8 Carly Rae Jepsen

 

11-20

11 Grizzly Bear

13 Band Of Horses

14 Ed Sheran

19 Rival Sons

 

21-30

22 Alt-J

25 Riche Sambora

26 Skunk Anansie

27 Marillion

29 Mumford & Sons

 

31-40

31 Ben Folds Five

34 Nelly Furtado

38 We Are The Ocean

39 Down

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/update/albums/print

 

http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/c...r-1-album-1598/

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Midweek Charts update: PSY on course for UK Top 10

Source: MW

by Paul Willams

 

 

South Korean rapper PSY is heading for the UK Top 10 this Sunday after sales of his Gangnam Style single quadrupled week on week.

 

The track, which leapt 64-11 this week on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US, moves 37-6 in the latest UK midweeks with sales rising 389%, according to the Official Charts Company. The Island release has already made history by becoming the first Korean-language hit to ever chart in the UK.

 

Ahead of Gangnam Style, Epic/Phonogenic act The Script look like securing a second week a No 1 this Sunday with Hall Of Fame featuring will.i.am., while Ministry of Sound act Example appears set to debut at 2 with Say Nothing. Motown/Mercury act Ne-Yo's former No 1 Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love) holds at 3 in the midweeks, while RCA signing Pink progresses 5-4 with Blow Me (One Last Kiss) and Mercury artist Taylor Swift moves up 7-5 with We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.

 

On albums Vertigo/Mercury's The Killers are heading for a fourth straight No 1 with newly-issued Battle Born which by the end of business on Thursday was around 12,000 sales ahead of Pink's brand new album The Truth About Love at No 2. The Script's Number 3 drops 2-3 in the week to date, while Young Turks/XL's XX are down to 4 having debuted at No 1 last Sunday. Emeli Sande's Virgin debut Our Version of Events holds at 5, while Sony's 25th anniversary Michael Jackson reissue of Bad is new at 6 and Interscope/Polydor act Carly Rae Jepsen's first album Kiss is new at 9.

 

 

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Friday Update Top 40 Only

 

 

Singles

 

1 The Script/will.i.am

2 Example

3 Ne-Yo

4 Pink

5 Taylor Swift

 

Top 10

6 PSY (22,000 copies behind mid-week leaders) Source: OCC

 

Top 15

11 Dappy

David Guetta/Sia

15 Emeli Sande [RAAIPIII]

 

Top 20

Mumford & Sons

Conor Maynard/Ne-Yo

 

Top 30

Otto Knows

Jess Wright

30 Justin Bieber/Big Sean

 

Top 40

Professor Green/Sierra

Alex Clare [TC]

 

 

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Albums

 

1 The Killers (12k ahead)

2 Pink

3 The Script

4 The XX

5 Emeli Sande

 

Top 10

6 Michael Jackson

9 Carly Rae Jepsen

 

Top 15

Ed Sheeran

Grizzly Bear

 

Top 20

Band Of Horses

 

Top 30

Alt-J

Mumford & Sons

Rival Sons

Richie Sambora

 

Top 40

Ben Folds Five

Marillion

Skunk Anansie

39 Pink [GH]

40 Nelly Furtado

 

 

NO SALES INFO

 

 

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ARTIST UPDATES

 

 

Singles

Little Mix 5+2

Amelia Lily 5+3

Owl/Carly 5+5

Cheryl 10+7

Rita Ora [HWD(P)] 10+10

Tulisa/Tyga 20+5

Florence 20+6

Stooshe 30+3

Nicki Minaj [PTA] 30+4

Carly 30+5

 

 

Albums

Paloma Faith 10+4

Rita Ora 10+5

Adele [21] 10+10

One Direction 20+9

Rihanna [TTT] 30+1

Pet Shop Boys 30+7

Lana Del Rey 30+8

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The album chart will be far more interesting this week, its a pity we don't get any mids on a Tuesday, as I love to see who has the #1 album today, hopefully the Killers gets it, they had promo over the weekend on JR show, P!nk can still do it as well. I can't really call it.

I forgot to add Michael Jackson 25th Bad Anniversary album, it comes with a Bonus CD that is out this week, personally I can't see it top 10. It probably attract fan buyers for the bonus CD material.

 

The Script are still #1 on the iTunes chart looks like they are settled in for another week, probably take a slight dip in sales, its basically doing the same as Spectrum.

The album chart will be far more interesting this week, its a pity we don't get any mids on a Tuesday, as I love to see who has the #1 album today, hopefully the Killers gets it, they had promo over the weekend on JR show, P!nk can still do it as well. I can't really call it.

I forgot to add Michael Jackson 25th Bad Anniversary album, it comes with a Bonus CD that is out this week, personally I can't see it top 10. It probably attract fan buyers for the bonus CD material.

 

Yea, Bad 25 is not such an event as Thriller 25 was.. Although Nero Remix of "Speed Demon" is fantastic

 

 

 

I too hope the Killers can take number 1 and with decent sales to go with, i never rule Pink out of the battle but i think she will take runner up slot with the Script number 3. I hope Richie Sambora can manage a top 40 entry but it looks unlikely.
Ugh. The Killers better be number 1. For some reason though, i m expecting P!nk to cause an upset. She seems to have done far more promo, whereas The Killers have only had J Ross, really. Although hopefully the announcement of an arena tour last week helped them. (It sold out o the first day i believe). I dunno the signs are just pointing towards a P!nk win. :(

The Killers for no1 - what did the last album open with?

 

It will again be interesting to see how last weeks albums slump in terms of sales!!

The Killers for no1 - what did the last album open with?

 

It will again be interesting to see how last weeks albums slump in terms of sales!!

 

200k, four weeks after "Funhouse" opened with 112k.

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Dappy is #8 in the UK midweeks.. I said it before, the song is simply outstanding. Whatever anyone thinks of Dappy the song is a hit allday!

 

https://twitter.com/Rich2wo7even

 

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200k, four weeks after "Funhouse" opened with 112k.

 

 

Those were the days!! :cry:

I wouldn't be surprised if Pink beats The Killers; it's a similar situation to when Funhouse was up against the new Snow Patrol (given that the previous SP albums had been massive), everybody expected Snow Patrol to get to no.1, but Pink got there instead.
I wouldn't be surprised if Pink beats The Killers; it's a similar situation to when Funhouse was up against the new Snow Patrol (given that the previous SP albums had been massive), everybody expected Snow Patrol to get to no.1, but Pink got there instead.

 

It's an interesting comparison but I don't think P!nk has the selling power to make #1 this week. HMV yesterday had her stocked below The Killers in the new releases, I'm guessing they have a pretty good idea of how it'll pan out.

That's rather old news. Not that I'm a fan of the guy but there's no reason to dig that up again.

 

Only worth because I think it's worth reiterating that he is a criminal, and anyone buying his record is supporting him - I could have chosen the arrest in April over an affray but sending threatening texts to girls shows him up to be the coward that he is.

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