November 3, 201312 yr > #11 [ from #5] > SHOWTEK feat. WE ARE LOUD and SONNY WILSON > "Booyah" [non-album single] > 5-11- > 2 weeks top 40 > #12 [ NEW ENTRY] > FOXES > "Youth" [1st (?) single from "Glorious"] > 12- > 1 week top 40 > #13 [ from #7] > JAMES BLUNT > "Bonfire Heart" [1st single from "Moon Landing"] > 6-4-7-13- > 4 weeks top 40 > #14 [ from #9] > WILKINSON > "Afterglow" [2nd single from "Lazers Not Included"] > 8-9-14- > 3 weeks top 40 > #15 [ from #10] > DRAKE feat. MAJID JORDAN > "Hold On, We're Going Home" [2nd single from "Nothing Was The Same"] > 56-15-11-9-6-5-7-4-8-13-12-10-15- > 12 weeks top 40; 13 weeks top 75 > #16 [ from #14] > THE VAMPS > "Can We Dance" [1st single from TBA debut album] > 2-10-13-14-16- > 5 weeks top 40 > #17 [ from #11] > CONOR MAYNARD > "R U Crazy" [1st single from TBA 2nd album] > 4-9-11-17- > 4 weeks top 40 > #18 [ from #17] > YLVIS > "The Fox" [non-album single] > 88-65-46-24-23-17-18- > 4 weeks top 40; 6 weeks top 75; 7 weeks top 100 > #19 [ from #12] > BEN PEARCE > "What I Might Do" [non-album single] > 25-13-7-12-15-16-12-19- > 8 weeks top 40 > #20 [ from #13] > LAWSON > "Juliet" [6th single from "Chapman Square"] > 3-13-20- > 3 weeks top 40 > #21 [ from #34] > RIZZLE KICKS > "Skip To The Good Bit" [2nd single from "Roaring 20s"] > 87-x(5)-44-34-21- > 2 weeks top 40; 3 weeks top 75; 4 weeks top 100 > #22 [ from #15] > ROBIN THICKE feat. KENDRICK LAMAR > "Give It 2 U" [2nd single from "Blurred Lines"] > 86-100-x(1)-61-34-27-27-28-15-22- > 6 weeks top 40; 7 weeks top 75; 9 weeks top 100 > #23 [ from #16] > JASON DERULO feat. 2 CHAINZ > "Talk Dirty" [2nd single from "Tattoos"] > 1-1-3-8-11-16-23- > 7 weeks top 40 > #24 [ from #20] > AVICII > "Wake Me Up" [1st single from "True"] > 1-1-1-2-2-2-2-3-4-6-8-11-17-21-20-24- > 16 weeks top 40 > #25 [ from #8] > UNION J > "Beautiful Life" [2nd single from "Union J"] > 8-25- > 2 weeks top 40 > #26 [ from #23] > ELLIE GOULDING > "Burn" [4th single from "Halcyon"] > 1-1-1-2-3-8-10-13-18-17-23-26- > 12 weeks top 40 > #27 [ from #19] > AVICII > "You Make Me" [2nd single from "True"] > 5-5-6-12-15-19-27- > 7 weeks top 40 > #28 [ NEW ENTRY] > JUSTIN BIEBER > "Recovery" [non-album single] > 28- > 1 week top 40 > #29 [ from #24] > MACKLEMORE and RYAN LEWIS feat. MARY LAMBERT > "Same Love" [3rd single from "The Heist"] > 25-20-9-9-6-9-16-18-24-29- > 10 weeks top 40 > #30 [ from #26] > ROBIN THICKE feat. T.I. and PHARRELL > "Blurred Lines" [1st single from "Blurred Lines"] > 1-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-3-3-5-7-10-10-15-18-19-18-28-32-33-26-30- > 23 weeks top 40 > #31 [ from #30] > THE SATURDAYS > "Disco Love" [4th single from "Living For The Weekend"] > 5-14-30-31- > 4 weeks top 40 > #32 [ from #31] > ICONA POP > "All Night" [2nd single from "This Is... Icona Pop"] > 31-32- > 2 weeks top 40 > #33 [ from #25] > PASSENGER > "Let Her Go" [2nd single from "All The Little Lights"] > 44-11-4-3-2-3-4-4-3-4-6-7-8-10-7-8-13-18-23-22-22-22-25-20-21-25-24-25-33- > 28 weeks top 40; 29 weeks top 75 > #34 [ from #27] > IGGY AZALEA feat. T.I. > "Change Your Life" [3rd single from "The New Classic"] > 10-27-34- > 3 weeks top 40 > #35 [ from #36] > CHER > "I Hope You Find It" [2nd single from "Closer To The Truth"] > 25-36-35- > 3 weeks top 40 > #36 [ from #50] > LADY GAGA > "Applause" [1st single from "ARTPOP"] > 5-9-7-8-10-15-19-26-28-41-50-36- > 10 weeks top 40; 12 weeks top 75 > #37 [ NEW ENTRY] > M.A.D > "Toyboy" [1st single from TBA debut album] > 37- > 1 week top 40 > #38 [ from #32] > CHASE AND STATUS feat. MOKO > "Count On Me" [2nd single from "Brand New Machine"] > 5-11-19-32-38- > 5 weeks top 40 > #39 [ NON-MOVER] > LANA DEL REY vs. CEDRIC GERVAIS > "Summertime Sadness" [7th single from "Born To Die"] > 82-32-4-4-4-5-4-5-7-12-12-15-19-27-39-39- > 15 weeks top 40; 16 weeks top 100 > #40 [ from #37] > KLANGKARUSSELL feat. WILL HEARD > "Sonnentanz (Sun Don't Shine)" [non-album single] > 3-3-4-6-10-11-16-22-29-37-40- > 11 weeks top 40 Should be a lot less hectically paced now (even though they missed the 6pm start for the top 10 by a couple of minutes). Properly LOVING 'Booyah' now as well :wub:
November 3, 201312 yr :lol: Well done Scott. I won't repeat what he said incase people browsing this forum aren't listening to R1. He revealed where Tinie Tempah charted (hint - he's not #1) Revealed #6, wont say what it isThanks Smiffj :angry:
November 3, 201312 yr DARN them deleting Youth midweek, it ruined the momentum of the track. Yep, even in a digital world, I'm going to blame STOCKING ISSUES as the reason poor Foxes missed top 10. :D
November 3, 201312 yr 10 (from 6) Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball [D] http://a1.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music/v4/7f/c5/85/7fc58500-1dd8-6581-2524-c07870b7defa/886444193757.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 1-2-6-10 [4 wks] Release date: 06-10-2013 Format: download only single Label: RCA Records Label Sales: 200k+ Video here: My2FRPA3Gf8 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- 2013 01 Wrecking Ball -2- 2013 61 Adore You -AT- Album Discussion Here
November 3, 201312 yr Wrecking Ball. :wub: Still so beautiful, definitely going to get her album at some point.
November 3, 201312 yr 9 (from 2) James Arthur - You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You [D] http://a1.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music/v4/1f/a0/b4/1fa0b47d-e0e9-a629-d6bc-ecaa48a83a84/886444191012.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 2-9 [2 wks] Release date: 20-10-2013 Format: download only single Label: Syco Music Sales: 60k+ Video here: lHjUuojffds Biography James Arthur was the victor of the British X Factor's ninth series in 2012, winning the public vote with a rendition of Shontelle's rousing ballad "Impossible." Born in Middlesbrough, England, Arthur had written and performed in various bands since the age of 15, as well as performing solo in pubs and bars in his hometown. Many early recordings of the singer/songwriter illustrate the pop/rock and hip-hop influences that helped to shape his unique voice and style. Before he entered The X Factor, Arthur made it into the final 200 contestants of the U.K.'s The Voice TV series in 2011, without managing to progress any further. A year later he auditioned for The X Factor, where he sang judge Tulisa Contostavlos' song "Young" and subsequently made it through the bootcamp round and into the live shows. From here on in, Arthur showcased his considerable talents and slowly improved under the watchful eye of mentor Nicole Sherzinger. He was pitted against Jahméne Douglas and Christopher Maloney in the final round of the contest, where he impressed the audience with performances of Cy Grant's "Feeling Good," Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love," and Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On." The final song of the evening — the version of Shontelle's "Impossible" — was released immediately after Arthur was announced as the winner and made it to number one in the U.K. and Ireland, while also charting across Europe. He then went on tour with the X Factor show, playing across the U.K. in huge, sold-out arenas such as Wembley and the Birmingham LG. After his X Factor success, Arthur worked alongside singer/songwriter Labrinth and Graham Stack (JLS, Take That, Westlife) in preparation for his debut album. - iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): 2012 01 Impossible -1- MILLION SELLER 2013 02 You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You -2-
November 3, 201312 yr You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You :wub: Cannot wait for his album, should be brilliant.
November 3, 201312 yr Are they not doing the visual thing online tonight then? Probably not as they're not in the studio for the webcam etc.
November 3, 201312 yr 8 The Wanted - Show Me Love (America) [D] http://a2.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music4/v4/ab/cb/bc/abcbbc36-f891-54a8-1535-6d7900e7c21b/13UAEIM07480.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 8 [1 wk] Release date: 27-10-2013 Format: download only single Label: Universal Music Video here: jgA4iFFhe14 Biography With an eye toward reinventing the boy band sound, the Wanted formed in 2009, nearly ten years after groups like *NSync and the Backstreet Boys hit their commercial peak. Like those two groups, the Wanted was assembled through a series of auditions. Max George, a member of the short-lived British boy band Avenue, was the most famous singer to land a spot in the outfit’s lineup, while Siva Kaneswaran became the group’s only Irish member. Rounded out by British vocalists Jay McGuiness, Tom Parker, and Nathan Sykes, the group topped the U.K. charts less than 12 months after forming, when their debut single, “All Time Low,” debuted at number one in August 2010. The band's self-titled debut album followed with similar chart success, debuting at number four on the U.K. album charts that same year. In 2011, the Wanted returned with their sophomore effort, Battleground, featuring the single "Gold Forever." By the time the album was released, the band had already signed a distribution deal with the American-based Def Jam Records. In 2012, the Wanted released a self-titled compilation EP as an introduction to the U.S. market which featured hits off its first two albums, as well as two newly recorded songs. The EP was well-received Stateside and soon after they began sessions for their third record, Word of Mouth, which was expected in 2013. - iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): 2010 01 All Time Low -1- 2010 02 Heart Vacancy -2- 2010 19 Lose My Mind -3- 2011 03 Gold Forever -1- 2011 01 Glad You Came -2- 2011 02 Lightning -3- 2011 21 Warzone -4- 2012 02 Chasing The Sun -1- 2012 03 I Found You -2- 2013 04 Walks Like Rihanna -3- 2013 10 We Own The Night -4- 2013 08 Show Me Love (America) -5- Album Discussion Here
November 3, 201312 yr I actually quite like this :ph34r: Not quite near their best, but so much better than their previous two singles!
November 3, 201312 yr HA at The Wanted dropping as far as #8. Might have even missed top 10 if they didn't have XF? Such an extremely forgettable and bland song from them. Do not understand the love for it at all.
November 3, 201312 yr Quite disappointing for this given they had an X Factor performance. It'll be very interesting to see how the album performs.
November 3, 201312 yr lol the wanted are such flops their career is over lol :rofl: 'Show Me Love (America)' is their worst song to date, glad to see it so low.
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