September 15, 201312 yr 12 NE 1 Coldplay - Atlas AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA <3 I liked the debut, top 10 next week :dance: Edited September 15, 201312 yr by David Cavalcanti
September 15, 201312 yr > #11 [ from #10] > DJ FRESH vs. DIPLO feat. DOMINIQUE YOUNG UNIQUE > "Earthquake" [1st single from TBA 4th album] > 4-8-10-11- > 4 weeks top 40 > #12 [ NEW ENTRY] > COLDPLAY > "Atlas" [1st single from "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack"] > 12- > 1 week top 40 > #13 [ NEW ENTRY] > EXAMPLE > "All The Wrong Places" [1st single from TBA 5th album] > 13- > 1 week top 40 > #14 [ from #24] > ARCTIC MONKEYS > "Do I Wanna Know?" [2nd single from "AM"] > 11-18-19-20-21-18-15-15-21-30-36-24-14- > 13 weeks top 40 > #15 [ from #9] > RIZZLE KICKS > "Lost Generation" [1st single from "Roaring 20s"] > 6-9-15- > 3 weeks top 40 > #16 [ from #17] > LONDON GRAMMAR > "Strong" [3rd single from "If You Wait"] > 17-16- > 2 weeks top 40 > #17 [ from #14] > JAY-Z feat. JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE > "Holy Grail" [1st single from "Magna Carta... Holy Grail"] > 24-15-17-11-7-9-13-13-14-17- > 10 weeks top 40 > #18 [ from #15] > ROBIN THICKE feat. T.I. and PHARRELL > "Blurred Lines" [1st single from "Blurred Lines"] > 1-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-3-3-5-7-10-10-15-18- > 16 weeks top 40 > #19 [ from #16] > SEAN PAUL > "Other Side Of Love" [1st single from TBA 6th album] > 7-11-16-19- > 4 weeks top 40 > #20 [ from #26] > ARCTIC MONKEYS > "Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?" [3rd single from "AM"] > 8-24-27-26-20- > 5 weeks top 40 > #21 [ from #18] > ONE DIRECTION > "Best Song Ever" [1st single from "Midnight Memories"] > 2-5-9-14-12-15-18-21- > 8 weeks top 40 > #22 [ NON-MOVER] > PASSENGER > "Let Her Go" [2nd single from "All The Little Lights"] > 44-11-4-3-2-3-4-4-3-4-6-7-8-10-7-8-13-18-23-22-22-22- > 21 weeks top 40; 22 weeks top 75 > #23 [ from #21] > JOHN NEWMAN > "Love Me Again" [1st single from "Tribute"] > 1-2-3-4-2-6-11-15-16-21-23- > 11 weeks top 40 > #24 [ from #19] > NAUGHTY BOY feat. EMELI SANDÉ > "Lifted" [3rd single from "Hotel Cabana"] > 8-12-19-24- > 4 weeks top 40 > #25 [ NEW ENTRY] > BEN PEARCE > "What I Might Do" [non-album single] > 25- > 1 week top 40 > #26 [ from #25] > NAUGHTY BOY feat. SAM SMITH > "La La La" [2nd single from "Hotel Cabana"] > 1-2-2-2-3-5-5-7-6-6-7-11-16-19-18-25-26- > 17 weeks top 40 > #27 [ from #35] > OLLY MURS > "Right Place Right Time" [4th single from "Right Place Right Time"] > 71-61-41-35-27- > 2 weeks top 40; 5 weeks top 75 > #28 [ from #37] > BASTILLE > "Things We Lost In The Fire" [6th single from "Bad Blood"] > 84-60-52-39-37-28- > 3 weeks top 40; 5 weeks top 75; 6 weeks top 100 > #29 [ NEW ENTRY] > LETHAL BIZZLE feat. RUBY GOE > "Party Right" [2nd (?) single from TBA 4th album] > 29- > 1 week top 40 > #30 [ from #12] > NEON JUNGLE > "Trouble" [1st single from TBA debut album] > 12-30- > 2 weeks top 40 > #31 [ from #27] > CALVIN HARRIS feat. AYAH MARAR > "Thinking About You" [8th single from "18 Months"] > 49-28-14-9-8-13-18-21-27-31- > 9 weeks top 40; 10 weeks top 75 > #32 [ NON-MOVER] > LE YOUTH > "C O O L" [non-album single] > 62-49-35-28-26-33-32-32- > 6 weeks top 40; 8 weeks top 75 > #33 [ from #36] > 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)-40-36-33- > 22 weeks top 40; 50 weeks top 75; 56 weeks top 75 > #34 [ from #52] > CHRIS BROWN feat. NICKI MINAJ > "Love More" [3rd single from "X"] > 48-53-52-34- > 1 week top 40; 4 weeks top 75 > #35 [ from #29] > ICONA POP feat. CHARLI XCX > "I Love It" [1st single from "This Is..."] > 1-3-4-4-5-6-10-17-22-23-29-35- > 12 weeks top 40 > #36 [ from #34] > OLLY MURS > "Dear Darlin'" [3rd single from "Right Place Right Time"] > 18-9-6-5-5-7-10-12-16-18-19-21-26-29-31-29-34-36- > 18 weeks top 40 > #37 [ from #40] > IMAGINE DRAGONS > "It's Time" [3rd single from "Night Visions"] > 40-41-53-54-78-x(9)-90-77-53-30-23-24-34-31-40-37- > 8 weeks top 40; 12 weeks top 75; 15 weeks top 100 > #38 [ from #33] > DAFT PUNK feat. PHARRELL > "Get Lucky" [1st single from "Random Access Memories"] > 3-1-1-1-1-2-3-3-4-6-8-10-9-11-9-13-16-22-28-28-33-38- > 22 weeks top 40 > #39 [ from #38] > WILL.I.AM > "Bang Bang" [4th single from "#willpower"] > 42-3-4-5-5-8-10-12-19-27-30-38-39- > 12 weeks top 40; 13 weeks top 75 > #40 [ RE-ENTRY] > SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA feat. JOHN MARTIN > "Don't You Worry Child" [4th single from "Until Now"] > 1-2-2-4-5-12-15-12-14-17-15-11-9-14-16-21-25-27-32-37-36-36-34-37-49-54-59-52-56-57-55-62-63-65-62-64-78-82-70-66-... ...-80-90-96-92-72-77-x(2)-40- > 25 weeks top 40; 40 weeks top 75; 47 weeks top 100 (a little bit busy at the moment trying to prepare the album chart on time)
September 15, 201312 yr This is SHIT :puke: drop faster please. Same Love & Counting Stars top 10 :wub:
September 15, 201312 yr Was there even anything for it to be cherry-picked from? it was just one of those random new tracks from rappers that come out in the middle of the week, sell for a few days, get no airplay and then disappear. It was on T.I's Paper Trail album. (the same one as Live Your Life, Dead and Gone, and Whatever You Like)
September 15, 201312 yr Ugh I really couldn't give a damn about Example. Edited September 15, 201312 yr by PumpedUpKicks
September 15, 201312 yr Bearing in mind Example is now down to 26 on iTunes I think there is very little chance of it going into the top 10. :lol:
September 15, 201312 yr I don't mind example he purposely acts the way he does cos he couldn't care less. Saw him on Norton one week and he was very nice!!
September 15, 201312 yr (25) Ben Pearce-What I Would Do First good new tune this week. Hope to hear more from him in the future
September 15, 201312 yr 10 (from 8) Lady GaGa - Applause [D] http://a2.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music4/v4/39/de/37/39de3718-e4ee-0e89-cd98-502bab6de8c0/13UAAIM69752.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 5-9-7-8-10 [5 wks] Release date: 13-08-2013 Format: download only single Label: Polydor Ltd. (UK) Sales: 100k+ Video here: pco91kroVgQ Biography Glamorously gaudy, a self-made post-modern diva stitched together from elements of Madonna, David Bowie, and Freddie Mercury, Lady Gaga was the first true millennial superstar. Mastering the constant connection of the internet era, Gaga generated countless mini sensations through her style, her videos, and her music, cultivating a devoted audience she dubbed "Little Monsters." But it wasn't just a cult that turned her 2008 manifesto The Fame into a self-fulfilling prophecy: Gaga crossed over into the mainstream, ushering out one pop epoch and kick-starting a new one, quickly making such turn-of-the-century stars as Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears seem old-fashioned, quite a trick for any artist to pull off, but especially impressive for an artist who specialized in repurposing the past — particularly the '80s — for present use, creating sustainable pop for a digital world. Perhaps unsurprisingly given her flair for grand gestures, Lady Gaga has deep roots in drama. Born Stefani Germanotta on March 28, 1986, the future Gaga played piano as a child and pursued musical theatre in high school, regularly auditioning for New York-based television shows, notably landing a background role for a 2001 episode of The Sopranos. At the age of 17 she enrolled at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in their Collaborative Arts Project 21. As she studied, she continued to eke her way into show biz, winding up with an appearance on MTV's short-lived post-Punk'd reality show Boiling Points in 2005. Not long afterward, she left school so she could concentrate on her music, fronting a band called SGBand, which released two EPs prior to splitting. Germanotta then teamed with producer Rob Fusari, a collaboration that produced not only her stage name Lady Gaga, but recordings that led to her signing with Def Jam in the fall of 2006. Her association with Def Jam was short-lived: the label dropped her early in 2007. Gaga rebounded by working with performance artist Lady Starlight, the two developing the Lady Gaga & the Starlight Revue, a tongue-in-cheek neo-burlesque act that gained positive press and proved to be her last stop before signing with Interscope later in 2007. While at Interscope she created a bond with Akon, who convinced Interscope head Jimmy Iovine to have her co-sign with his Kon Live imprint, and then Gaga began working with producer/songwriter RedOne, a union that led to the songs that would bring her fame: "Just Dance," "LoveGame," and "Poker Face." These songs formed the foundation of The Fame, the debut album that appeared in August 2008. Initially, Lady Gaga had greater success in Europe, thanks in large part to the "Just Dance" single, which earned club play in the U.S. and chart placement in other territories. Gaga's march toward the top of the American chart was slow but "Just Dance" reached the peak position in January 2009, followed swiftly by "Poker Face," the single that firmly pushed her into the mainstream, its popularity growing so large it often functioned as a punch line on TV in addition to winning a Grammy for Best Dance Recording. "LoveGame" and "Paparazzi" also appeared as singles before Gaga released The Fame Monster in time for the holiday season of 2009. The mini-LP, available separately and as a package with The Fame, contained the single "Bad Romance" whose popularity soon rivaled "Poker Face" and helped kickstart a stellar year for Gaga in 2010. That year, the hit singles "Bad Romance," "Alejandro," and the Beyoncé duet "Telephone," along with the successful Monster Ball Tour, put Lady Gaga front and center with the public as she worked on her sophomore album, announcing the May release of Born This Way on New Year's Day 2011. The steady march to its summer unveiling was preceded by the release of three singles —"Born This Way," "Judas," and "The Edge of Glory"— all leading up to the highly anticipated Born This Way. Arriving to mixed reviews, the album was a hit but didn't quite live up to its high expectations, yet it produced more genuine hits with "Marry the Night." A full remix of the album, naturally called Born This Way: The Remix, appeared at the end of the year, as did a holiday television special called A Very Gaga Thanksgiving and an accompanying EP, A Very Gaga Holiday. - iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): 2009 01 Just Dance (Lady GaGa Feat. Colby O'Donis) -1- 2009 01 Poker Face -2- 2009 04 Paparazzi -3- 2009 19 LoveGame -4- 2009 12 Chillin' (Wale Feat. Lady GaGa) 2009 01 Bad Romance -1/5- 2009 01 Telephone (Lady GaGa Feat. Beyonce) -2/6- 2009 68 Monster -AT- 2009 07 Alejandro -3/7- 2010 58 Video Phone (Beyonce Feat. Lady GaGa) 2011 03 Born This Way -1- 2011 08 Judas -2- 2011 06 The Edge Of Glory -PS/3- 2011 13 Hair -PS- 2011 23 Yoü And I -4- 2011 16 Marry The Night -5- 2013 05 Applause -1- http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/uploads/group_images/of_154.jpg
September 15, 201312 yr Can't believe Same Love has made it in the T10! It's been in my personal chart seemingly forever :wub:
September 15, 201312 yr 9 (from 20) Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Mary Lambert - Same Love [D] http://a1.mzstatic.com/us/r1000/071/Music/v4/46/7c/a7/467ca7ce-ed2a-cdad-e269-4f6436d68b87/707541525398.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 25-20-9 [3 wks] Format: download only track Label: Macklemore Sales: 60k+ Video here: hlVBg7_08n0 Biography A grassroots success, Seattle rapper Macklemore not only climbed to number two on the Billboard 200 album charts, but with little mainstream help, his 2012 sophomore release debuted with only Mumford & Sons in his way for the number one spot. Born Ben Haggerty and raised in Seattle, he debuted as Professor Macklemore in 2000 with the Open Your Eyes EP. Five years later his debut album, The Language of My World, earned him a local following, but it was his 2010 team-up with DJ/producer Ryan Lewis for the Vs. Redux EP that yielded the Red Hot Chili Peppers-sampling hit "Otherside." With Macklemore's wit meeting Lewis' inventive production, further hits like "My Oh My" and "Can't Hold Us" were spread throughout social media and video-sharing sites, setting the stage for a successful sophomore release. That came in 2012 when The Heist dropped as a Macklemore/Ryan Lewis release, debuting at the number two spot on the Billboard 200. A tour of North America followed. - iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 2013 01 Thrift Shop (Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Wanz) -1- 2013 03 Can't Hold Us (Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Ray Dalton) -2- 2013 09 Same Love (Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Mary Lambert) -3- Mary Lambert 2013 09 Same Love (Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Mary Lambert) Discussion Thread Here
September 15, 201312 yr Ahhhh. :D Glad this is in the top 10. Macklemore has to be one of the best rappers/artists about at the moment.
September 15, 201312 yr Glad Same Love is top 10, Macklemore has really proved to be a very diverse rapper so far if his singles are anything to go by.
September 15, 201312 yr Hearing "Same Love" in the T10 is great. Can see it sticking around for a good while, though it might keep dipping in and out of the T10.
September 15, 201312 yr 8 (from 7) Miley Cyrus - We Can't Stop [D] http://a4.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music2/v4/72/79/b3/7279b365-b73e-0d51-8e42-35996d88a81f/886444045131.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 1-3-6-5-7-8 [6 wks] Release date: 04-08-2013 Format: download only single Label: RCA Records Label Sales: 300k+ Video here: KzKLd9p4x3w Biography Miley Cyrus became an overnight sensation in 2006 as the star of Hannah Montana, a popular Disney Channel television series whose success allowed Cyrus to launch her own recording career several years later. Overnight popularity wasn't a new thing for the Cyrus family; Miley's father, country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, went from obscurity to stardom in a few short months in 1992, when "Achy Breaky Heart" became a crossover hit. The success of "Achy Breaky Heart" was hardly the only memorable event for Billy Ray that year, though, as he and his wife welcomed their daughter Destiny Hope Cyrus into the world on November 23, 1992. Destiny's cheerful disposition as a child earned her the nickname Smiley, which stuck when it was shortened to Miley. Miley's career as a professional actress began in 2003, when she appeared alongside her father in an episode of the television series Doc. The same year, she landed a small role in the Tim Burton film Big Fish. The budding actress had also developed an interest in writing songs and learning how to sing, and in 2005, she landed a role that allowed her to put her skills in acting and music to work. Miley was cast in the title role of Hannah Montana, in which she played a teenage girl leading a double life: by day, she's Miley Stewart, an ordinary kid dealing with school, friends, siblings, and all the other foibles of life for a 14-year-old, while at night she dons a wig and becomes Hannah Montana, a multi-platinum pop star whose career is guided by her dad, songwriter Robby Stewart. Miley's friends don't know she's also Hannah, however, and keeping this a secret is no simple matter. After debuting in March 2006, Hannah Montana became an immediate success with young viewers and led to the release of a soundtrack CD in October, featuring Miley singing eight songs from the show along with five related tracks (including a duet with her father, Billy Ray, on "I Learned from You"). That fall, Miley hit the road as the opening act for another Disney-spawned pop act, the Cheetah Girls. A reissue of the Hannah Montana album followed in March 2007, not long after the show's theme song, "The Best of Both Worlds," was released as a single. A second Hannah Montana record, Hannah Montana 2/Meet Miley Cyrus, was released in summer 2007. That fall, Cyrus embarked on the Best of Both Worlds tour, which stretched into early 2008 and was edited into The Best of Both Worlds Concert film, which was released that spring. By then, Cyrus was busy recording Breakout, her first full-fledged album as herself, as well as shooting Hannah Montana: The Movie, which was slated for release the following year. Breakout arrived in summer 2008. It topped the Billboard charts and quickly went platinum, paving the way for an even more successful year in 2009. Hannah Montana: The Movie was released that March and peaked at number one, while the soundtrack's lead single — a country-pop ballad called "The Climb" — became one of the year's most omnipresent songs, giving Miley her first multi-platinum hit. A short album, The Time of Our Lives, arrived several months later and yielded another hit with "Party in the U.S.A.," which charted inside the Billboard Top Ten for 16 weeks. Cyrus performed the song on the "Wonder World Tour," her first international tour, and also found time to film another movie, The Last Song, which hit theaters in 2010. With acting assuming such a large role in her life, Cyrus announced her decision to take a hiatus from music — but not before the release of her third album, Can't Be Tamed, which appeared that summer. ~ Mark Deming & Andrew Leahey, Rovi / iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): 2007 43 The Best Of Both Worlds (as Hannah Montana) -OST- 2008 11 See You Again -1- 2008 25 7 Things -1- 2009 16 Fly On The Wall -2- 2009 11 The Climb -OST- 2009 18 Hoedown Throwdown -OST- 2009 11 Party In The U.S.A. -1- 2010 13 Can't Be Tamed -2- 2013 34 Fall Down (will.i.am Feat. Miley Cyrus) 2013 01 We Can't Stop -1- Discussion Thread Here
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