Posted August 22, 200619 yr Beyonce and Jay-Z’s latest effort Déjà Vu looks set to challenge Shakira’s Hips Don’t Lie this weekend, after it was released on physical format yesterday. The track, which debuted last Sunday as download-only at 21, is already on course to topple Hips Don’t Lie, which has been on the UK chart for 11 weeks. Other new entries expected to make their mark on the singles rundown this Sunday include Morrissey’s In The Future When All’s Well (Attack/Sanctuary), sales of which are strong after the singer’s performance at V last weekend, and Thom Yorke’s Harrowdown Hill (XL). Justin Timberlake’s Sexyback looks poised to hit the Top 10 by next week, since download-only sales have already this week propelled him into the Top 20. Elsewhere, Hope of the States, Rolling Stones and Taking Back Sunday are likely to enter the Top 40. On the albums chart, the Top 10 is unlikely to change a great deal this weekend with Christina Aguilera maintaining the top slot with Back To Basics (RCA), closely followed by Snow Patrol’s Fiction album Eyes Open. New entries vying for position on the chart this weekend include Outkast’s Idlewild (LaFace/Interscope), Slayer’s Christ Illusion (American Recordings), which coincides with a live show at Reading this weekend, and Young Knives’ Voices Of Animals And Men (Transgressive). Source: Music Week =========================================================================== Singles 01 Shakira feat. Wyclef - Hips Don't Lie (95 copies ahead) 02 Beyonce feat. Jay Z- Deja Vu [Climber] Top 10 Morrissey - In The Future When All's Well [New Entry] Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars [Climber] Top 20 Kasabian - Empire [Climber] Thom Yorke - Harrowdown Hill [New Entry] Matt Willis - Hey Kid [Climber] Justin Timberlake - SexyBack [Download] Keane - Crystal Ball [Climber] Top 30 Stacie Orrico - I'm Not Missing You [New Entry] Hope Of The States - Left [New Entry] Top 40 Rolling Stones - Why Won't You [New Entry] Lazy B - Underwear Goes Inside Your Pants [Climber] Taking Back Sunday - Twenty-Twenty Surgery [New Entry] Pink - U +Ur Hand [Download] Top 60 Dashboard Confessional - Don't wait [New Entry] Duncan James - Can't Stop A River [New Entry] Secret Machines - All At Once (It's Not Important) [New Entry] Top 75 Crimea - Baby Boom ==================== Albums 01 Christina Aguilera 02 Snow Patrol Top 20 Outkast Slayer Young Knives Shakira Rihanna Nelly Furtado Top 30 Paris Hilton :lol: Prince Top 40 Cery Matthews Seth Lakeman Top 50 Obie Trice Thea Gilmore Top 75 Alexisonfire :blink:
August 22, 200619 yr 1 - Shakira 2 - Beyonce 3 - Chamillionaire 4 - Keane 5 - Cascada Edited August 22, 200619 yr by Prince of Sheba
August 22, 200619 yr I think Beyonce will start of the week at about 3 but by the end of the week she'll be having Deja Vu with her 2nd Uk #1 with Jay Z! Todays Report 1. Shakira 2. Chamillionaire 3. Beyonce 4. Cassie 5. Arctic's End of the Week 1. Beyonce 2. Shakira 3. Chamillionaire 4. Arctics 5. Cascada
August 22, 200619 yr I think Beyonce will start of the week at about 3 but by the end of the week she'll be having Deja Vu with her 2nd Uk #1 with Jay Z! Todays Report 1. Shakira 2. Chamillionaire 3. Beyonce 4. Cassie 5. Arctic's End of the Week 1. Beyonce 2. Shakira 3. Chamillionaire 4. Arctics 5. Cascada There's no way the Arctics will stay in the top 5 - they usually drop like a rock after the first/second week. So do most indie acts, with Snow Patrol and the Kooks being the main exceptions.
August 22, 200619 yr I think they will keep stable to be hoinest, I mean IBTYLGOTD was #1 for 2 weeks meaning there sales must have been steadyish as they werent that high to get to #1... I reckon theuy will be around the 5mark anyway
August 22, 200619 yr I think they will keep stable to be hoinest, I mean IBTYLGOTD was #1 for 2 weeks meaning there sales must have been steadyish as they werent that high to get to #1... I reckon theuy will be around the 5mark anyway IBTYLGOTD was only No.1 for one week, in October last year, but it did stick around abit
August 22, 200619 yr OH I apologize I thought it was there for two... Well you never know the prediction might be right!
August 22, 200619 yr Yeah, but you have to remember IBYLGOTD was their debut single, so it would hang around for a bit as it would have more casul buyers than their 3rd single (which loads of people think is from this album anyway, for some reason)
August 22, 200619 yr I'm guessing: 1. Bouncy 2. Shakira 3. Chamillionaire :puke2: 4. Cascada 5. Keane
August 22, 200619 yr Yeah, but you have to remember IBYLGOTD was their debut single, so it would hang around for a bit as it would have more casul buyers than their 3rd single (which loads of people think is from this album anyway, for some reason) I think thats because unfoutunatly, it sounds just the same as all their other stuff, they need to try somthing diffrent.
August 22, 200619 yr I think Beyonce DESERVES no.1, I can't hack another week of Shakira, I don't know why everyone hates 'Deja vu' its miles better that the discusting 'Check Up On It' :puke:
August 22, 200619 yr Author Personally I can't hack another week with Shakira, but its better than Chamillionaire, and Beyonce, it seems August is the time period for long runners, does anyone remember Wet Wet Wet and Bryan Adams :rofl: :rofl: And we only have had 13 #1s so far this year when compared to last year, drama
August 22, 200619 yr I think the main reason why Shakira being No.1 so long is annoying is that it is a "default" No.1. Its only there because no other song can muster decent enough sales to topple it. It is consistently selling and average amount and if it was up against Gnarls or the like, wouldn't have been No.1 at all. Edited August 22, 200619 yr by Brutarn
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August 22, 200619 yr There's no way the Arctics will stay in the top 5 - they usually drop like a rock after the first/second week. So do most indie acts, with Snow Patrol and the Kooks being the main exceptions. I do agree that they'll probably drop to atleast 8/9 but I think they'll still be somewhat higher than Keane who you placed top 5... ;) Anyway, the top 3 is going to probably be my least favourite top 3 EVER. :puke2: Although Chamillionaire is awful and is one of the worst songs of the year I hope it climbs as it's the lesser of three HUGE evils!
August 22, 200619 yr Personally I can't hack another week with Shakira, but its better than Chamillionaire, and Beyonce, it seems August is the time period for long runners, does anyone remember Wet Wet Wet and Bryan Adams :rofl: :rofl: And we only have had 13 #1s so far this year when compared to last year, drama You have a good :puke2: point there, Id rather she stayed than that 'Chavmillionaire' getting a no.1
August 22, 200619 yr 0998 08 Jan Steve Brookstein Against All Odds 1 0999 15 Jan Elvis Presley Jailhouse Rock (re-issue) 1 1000 23 Jan Elvis Presley One Night / I Got Stung (re-issue) 1 1001 30 Jan Ciara featuring Petey Pablo Goodies 1 1002 05 Feb Elvis Presley It’s Now Or Never (re-issue) 1 1003 12 Feb Eminem Like Toy Soldiers 1 1004 19 Feb U2 Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own 1 1005 26 Feb Jennifer Lopez Get Right 1 1006 05 Mar Nelly featuring Tim McGraw Over And Over¡ 1 1007 12 Mar Stereophonics Dakota 1 1008 19 Mar McFly All About You / You’ve Got A Friend 1 1009 26 Mar Tony Christie featuring Peter Kay (Is This The Way To) Amarillo 7 1010 14 May Akon Lonely 2 1011 28 May Oasis Lyla 1 1012 04 Jun Crazy Frog Axel F 4 1013 02 Jul 2Pac featuring Elton John Ghetto Gospel 3 1014 23 Jul James Blunt You’re Beautiful 5 1015 27 Aug McFly I’ll Be Ok 1 1016 03 Sep Oasis The Importance Of Being Idle 1 1017 10 Sep Gorillaz Dare 1 1018 17 Sep Pussycat Dolls featuring Busta Rhymes Don’t Cha 3 1019 08 Oct Sugababes Push The Button 3 1020 29 Oct Arctic Monkeys I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor 1 1021 05 Nov Westlife You Raise Me Up 2 1022 19 Nov Madonna Hung Up 3 1023 10 Dec Pussycat Dolls Stickwitu 2 1024 24 Dec Nizlopi JCB Song 1 1025 31 Dec Shayne Ward That’s My Goal 4 28 #1s last year, downloads were added from April when Tony Christie was #1 Those Elvis singles should never have been allowed, I still hate them now! :angry:
August 22, 200619 yr Author Are we getting a Music Week report today? :unsure: Yes we are, its late, this week :angry:
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