Massive Attack - Teardrop

 

Second this and also 'Unfinished Sympathy'. Both of these have stupidly low peaks.

 

Toto 'Africa' please - already been back in the chart recently, just 66 places too low.

Nas - Got Urself A Gun & Made You Look

I recently fell in love with Keri Hilson's Lose Control again :wub:

 

Definately #1 material IMO

Colbie Caillat - Bubbly

 

Can't believe it never made the T40 here. :cry:

I would say Selena Gomez - Love You Like A Love Song and Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come.

Great pop songs!!

something like Laura Branigan - Self Control as it's one of my favourite 80s songs. Think it got to No5 in 1984

 

although it would have to appear on an advert that is shown a million times or it would have to be a song ruined by somebody on X-Factor, so maybe not :(

Robert Miles "Children" of course, but that wouldn't ever happen in a million years :(

 

YASS

 

+

 

 

 

please

 

oh god yes.

 

 

Some more:

 

Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off (actually one of the best 80s songs EVER!)

 

Stevie Wonder - Redemption Song (could easily be raped on XF with the key change :lol:)

 

Beyonce - Broken-Hearted Girl (criminally low peak)

 

Sting - Shape Of My Heart (one of his finest moments, the chorus and instrumental are brilliant)

 

Leona Lewis - Happy (couldn't resist)

Yes to Rhiannon and Africa, although the latter did at least do well when it first came out. Also undeserving of their current peaks:

 

Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way

Bryan Adams - Summer of '69

Johnny Cash - Hurt

 

And given I've been in a History of Rap mood:

 

Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight / Apache

Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain

LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out

 

Realistically, "Good Riddance" is an X Factor-mauled #1 in the making.

Oh god, how did I forgot Good Riddance? A big YES to that one. :D

 

I'd also want Johnny Cash's Hurt to go to #1 one day as well.

Golden Brown by The Stranglers - this song is pure pleasure!! :heart: :heart:

I don't really like seeing old tracks returning to the charts as there could be new unknown music that could get recognition if it got into the charts. The only time I think I'd like seeing old tracks charting is when they're not very well known to the public and when that song charts it finally gets the recognition it deserves.

Delta Goodrem's Believe Again and Kelly Clarkson's Sober need to be recognised so badly that it hurts! :(

 

Oh, and Fort Minor's Remember The Name!

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Delta Goodrem's Believe Again and Kelly Clarkson's Sober need to be recognised so badly that it hurts! :(

 

Maybe if Delta actually GOT OFF HER ARSE and bothered to come to the UK again, she might've got a hit. :(

Here are some of my suggestions:

 

Let Loose - Crazy For You

Meredith Brooks - Bitch (Only reached no.6!!)

Honeyz - Finally Found

Alexander O'Neal - Criticise

Martika - Toy Soldiers

3T - Anything

Daisy Dares You feat. Chipmunk – Number One Enemy

 

:kink:

LeAnn Rimes - How Do I Live

 

I know it has a rather unique chart run that many would not want ruined but I'd rather it got the recognition it deserves from people who are clueless of its existence. It reaching #7 while 'Can't Fight The Moonlight' got to #1 is just terrible.

Nas - Got Urself A Gun & Made You Look

I would also add to the list:

 

Kanye West ft T-Pain - Good Life