Yes at Imagine Dragons on the climb again! I Love It's Time!

It's Time :wub:

39 (from 52) Bastille - Things We Lost In The Fire [D]

 

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Chart Run: 60-52-39 [3 wks]

 

Release date: 25-08-2013

Format: download only single

Label: Virgin Records

 

Video here:

 

download track listing

1 Things We Lost in the Fire

2 Icarus (Live From Queens' College, Cambridge)

3 Things We Lost in the Fire (TORN Remix)

4 Things We Lost in the Fire (Tyde Remix)

 

Biography

The neo-synth pop group Bastille were formed in London, England in 2010. Originally the solo project of singer/songwriter Dan Smith, Bastille expanded to a quartet after he decided to form a band and got some of his friends involved. The band attracted a lot of attention after putting a few tracks online, leading to support slots at major U.K. festivals like Glastonbury and the Isle of Wight. While their lush, heavily '80s-inspired melodies, anthemic choruses, and literate, emotionally raw lyrics, delivered in Smith’s swooping voice, undoubtedly appealed to kids weaned on the sounds of La Roux and Florence + the Machine, at least part of the hype was due to the flagrantly copyright-breaching videos that Smith, an ardent film buff, edited together out of footage from old movies like Terrence Malick’s Badlands. Eventually they secured a deal with hip indie label Young and Lost Club and released their debut 7” single, Flaws/Icarus, in July 2011. This was followed later that year by Laura Palmer EP, named for the teenaged murder victim in David Lynch’s cult '90s TV series Twin Peaks; the creepy accompanying video for the track “Overjoyed” was also heavily inspired by the series. The group returned in 2013 with their debut album Bad Blood. ~ John D. Buchanan, Rovi / iTunes

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2012 21 Flaws -1-

2013 02 Pompeii -2-

2013 42 Laura Palmer -3-

2013 39 Things We Lost In The Fire -4-

 

Better song than "Laura Palmer" in my opinon but it is hard to top a song like "Pompeli"

> #31 [ from #34]

> IMAGINE DRAGONS

> "It's Time" [3rd single from "Night Visions"]

> 40-41-53-54-78-x(9)-90-77-53-30-23-24-34-31-

> 6 weeks top 40; 10 weeks top 75; 13 weeks top 100

 

> #32 [ from #21]

> THE WANTED

> "We Own The Night" [4th single from "Word Of Mouth"]

> 10-21-32-

> 3 weeks top 40

 

> #33 [ from #26]

> LE YOUTH

> "C O O L" [non-album single]

> 62-49-35-28-26-33-

> 4 weeks top 40; 6 weeks top 75

 

> #34 [ NEW ENTRY]

> THE 1975

> "Sex" [3rd single from "The 1975"]

> 34-

> 1 week top 40

 

> #35 [ from #37]

> MACKLEMORE and RYAN LEWIS feat. RAY DALTON

> "Can't Hold Us" [2nd single from "The Heist"]

> 53-46-38-33-12-5-3-5-4-4-7-9-11-14-17-22-25-27-24-27-34-37-37-35-

> 22 weeks top 40; 24 weeks top 75

 

> #36 [ from #30]

> ARCTIC MONKEYS

> "Do I Wanna Know?" [2nd single from "AM"]

> 11-18-19-20-21-18-15-15-21-30-36-

> 11 weeks top 40

 

> #37 [ from #14]

> MATT CARDLE and MELANIE C

> "Loving You" [1st single from "Porcelain"]

> 14-37-

> 2 weeks top 40

 

> #38 [ from #32]

> JASON DERULO

> "The Other Side" [1st single from "Tattoos"]

> 2-7-8-10-12-13-20-22-27-32-38-

> 11 weeks top 40

 

> #39 [ from #52]

> BASTILLE

> "Things We Lost In The Fire" [6th single from "Bad Blood"]

> 84-60-52-39-

> 1 week top 40; 3 weeks top 75; 4 weeks top 100

 

> #40 [ RE-ENTRY]

> KANYE WEST feat. JAMIE FOXX

> "Gold Digger" [2nd single from "Late Registration"]

> 2-4-6-7-6-10-16-17-25-31-31-42-45-49-29-28-27-34-44-46-50-36-28-39-38-46-51-60-51-55-65-60-59-66-69-70-68-x(7)-62-...

...-57-69-x(46)-65-x(4)-92-59-49-71-78-80-85-x(224)-73-97-x(4)-71-65-x(43)-83-x(33)-40-

> 20 weeks top 40; 48 weeks top 75; 54 weeks top 75

 

I hope I got the chart run right for 'Gold Digger'. Was very rushed.

Loving the Indie tracks at the bottom end of the chart.

STOP SHOUTING!

Are we expecting Eminem's Lose Youself to be Top 30?

The fact that the album chart next week will probably be a battle between The 1975 and Nine Inch Nails is one in the eye for anyone who thinks all alt rock's the same.

Or thinks it's good?

30 (from 27) will.i.am - Bang Bang [D]

 

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Chart Run: 42-3-4-5-5-8-10-12-19-27-30 [11 wks]

 

Format: download only track

Label: Interscope Records

 

Sales: 300k+

 

Video here:

 

Biography

The work of rapper and producer will.i.am helped make Black Eyed Peas one of the most intriguing acts in hip-hop, and later made them one of the most popular acts on the charts when the albums Elephunk (2003) and Monkey Business (2005) started ascending the charts. During 2005-2007, he also helmed tracks for Pussycat Dolls, John Legend, bandmate Fergie, the Game, Ciara, Nicole Scherzinger, and Macy Gray. His solo career consisted of a project for the British rap label BBE (Lost Change), several mix albums, and in 2007, his major-label nod, Songs About Girls. It wasn't until 2013's guest-heavy #willpower that the pop star would release a solo outing again, this time enlisting an all-star list of collaborators including everyone from Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus to Juicy J. - iTunes

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2006 02 Beep (The Pussycat Dolls Feat. will.i.am)

2006 08 I Love My Chick (Busta Rhymes Featuring will.i.am And Kelis)

2007 35 Hip Hop Is Dead (Nas Feat. will.i.am)

2007 38 I Got It From My Mama -1-

2007 14 Baby Love (Nicole Scherzinger Feat. will.i.am)

2008 32 The Girl Is Mine 2008 (Michael Jackson With will.i.am)

2008 04 Heartbreaker (will.i.am Featuring Cheryl Cole) -2-

2008 29 In The Ayer (Flo Rida Feat. will.i.am)

2009 04 3 Words (Cheryl Cole Feat. will.i.am)

2010 29 I'm In The House (Steve Aoki Feat. Zuper Blahq (alias will.i.am))

2010 01 OMG (Usher Feat. will.i.am)

2010 11 Check It Out (will.i.am Feat. Nicki Minaj)

2011 43 Forever (Wolfgang Gartner Feat. will.i.am)

2012 03 T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) (will.i.am Feat. Jennifer Lopez & Mick Jagger) -NAS-

2012 01 This Is Love (will.i.am Feat. Eva Simons) -1-

2012 01 Hall Of Fame (The Script Feat. will.i.am)

2012 01 Scream & Shout (will.i.am Feat. Britney Spears) -2-

2013 02 #thatPOWER (will.i.am Feat. Justin Bieber) -3-

2013 34 Fall Down (will.i.am Feat. Miley Cyrus) -PS-

2013 27 Crazy Kids (Ke$ha feat. will.i.am)

2013 03 Bang Bang -4/OST-

For some reason I prefer Chocolate to Sex.

You've nicked that from my commentary :angry:

I honestly think that the last 10 songs were probably better to listen to than the actual top 10 will be.

Pretty tired of Bang Bang now, as Capital still play it all the time. :drama:

'Bang Bang' is so grating and annoying now. Probably my least favourite song in the top 40 now!

Are we expecting Eminem's Lose Youself to be Top 30?

No, I don't think it's top 40 at all. Gold Digger was mostly higher on iTunes and it got to #40.

29 (from 31) Olly Murs - Dear Darlin' [D]

 

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Chart Run: 18-9-6-5-5-7-10-12-16-18-19-21-26-29-31-29 [16 wks]

 

Release date: 26-05-2013

Format: download only single

Label: Epic

 

Sales: 400k+

 

Video here:

 

download track listing

1. Dear Darlin'

2. Don't You Worry Child (BBC Live Version)

 

Biography

With a "cheeky chappy" persona to match Robbie Williams and vocals reminiscent of original Pop Idol Will Young, former call-center worker Olly Murs was one of the success stories of the 2009 season of The X Factor, finishing runner-up to Joe McElderry in the hotly contested final. Born in Essex in 1984, Murs showed little interest in singing while at school, focusing his attention on football, where he played for the school team and later semi-professionally for local non-league team Witham Town. In 2007, he appeared on Deal or No Deal, where he won a lowly £10, but it was his performance of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" on the sixth series of The X Factor that enabled him to show off his talents. Mentored by Simon Cowell in the live stages, he wowed judges with renditions of songs by the Beatles, Queen, and George Michael and soon became the favorite to win the show. However, despite a duet with musical hero Robbie Williams in the final, Murs finished a respectable second. In 2010, he signed a six-figure record deal with Epic/Syco Music and embarked on the sold-out X Factor arena tour. After being personally invited by Williams to play at the televised charity football event Soccer Aid, Murs released his first single, the Jason Mraz-inspired "Please Don't Let Me Go," in August. His debut album, featuring songs written by Eg White, Scouting for Girls' Roy Stride, and Wayne Hector, was released in 2010. The record produced three U.K. Top 20 singles, with "Thinking of Me" and "Heart on My Sleeve" racking up chart positions alongside the debut number one "Please Don't Let Me Go."

 

Murs took a short break from his musical career in late 2011 to present the eighth season of The Xtra Factor — a spinoff behind-the-scenes look at The X Factor — returning to the program that shot him to fame. His experience with the dynamics involved in the show and his upbeat character made him a firm favorite with the audience — as well as flirty co-presenter Caroline Flack. During the recording of each show, Murs was working on songs for his second album with writers Steve Robson (Lily Allen, James Morrison) and Claude Kelly (Kelly Clarkson, Backstreet Boys). The first single from his second record, "Heart Skips a Beat," featuring U.K. hip-hop duo Rizzle Kicks, was released in summer 2011 and swiftly became a hit. The full release, In Case You Didn't Know, followed in November and secured his first U.K. number one album. The following year, Murs opened for sprightly boy band One Direction on their North American tour and re-released the "Heart Skips a Beat" single, replacing Rizzle Kicks with Philadelphia rap duo Chiddy Bang, to coincide with the shows. Also in 2012, Murs released his third studio album, Right Place Right Time, which included the single "Troublemaker," featuring rapper Flo Rida. ~ Jon O'Brien & Scott Kerr, Rovi / iTunes

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2010 01 Please Don't Let Me Go -1-

2010 69 This One's For The Girls -B side-

2010 04 Thinking Of Me -2-

2011 20 Heart On My Sleeve -3-

2011 45 Busy -4-

2011 01 Heart Skips A Beat (Olly Murs Feat. Rizzle Kicks) -1-

2011 01 Dance With Me Tonight -2-

2012 13 Oh My Goodness -3-

2012 01 Troublemaker (Olly Murs Feat. Flo Rida) -1-

2013 12 Army Of Two -2-

2013 05 Dear Darlin' -3-

2013 61 Right Place Right Time -4-

 

Album Discussion Here

Wrong song my dear darlin' Olly. :(

Dear Darlin' :wub:

 

At least Olly's had great longevity with this song despite Right Place Right Time failing to crack the top 40.

Extremely late, but YAY for The 1975! :cheer:

Fab to see 'Dear Darlin'' climbing (still sounding amazing) but poor 'Right Place Right Time' probably at #41 :(

Olly really bores me these days. He needs to bring out another 'Dance With Me Tonight' rather than channelling Emeli Sande.