I like missed, white noise, teardrops, the man who can't be moved (The script's best song) and we don't have to take our clothes off :wub:

 

I adore children of the universe and it deserved to do so much better at Eurovision :(

Yay for queen Lana here with gods and monsters, so so beautiful :wub:

#183: She's So Lovely by Scouting For Girls

 

 

Year of release: 2007

Peak: #7

 

The second single from the band's self-titled debut album, it peaked at 7 and spent an full, unbroken 53 weeks in the top 100 (just over a year). It was the most successful single from their debut album, although This Ain't A Love Song got to number one in 2010. Both She's So Lovely and This Ain't A Love Song have received a Gold certification by the BPI, so I can't quite tell which sold most.

#182: Beautifully Unfinished by Ella Henderson

 

Click here to listen (lyric video)

Year of release: 2014

Peak: N/A

 

This song is only on the deluxe version of Chapter One.

Edited January 2, 201510 yr by Taylor Jago

Molly's song is good, and so is Cheating but fell far too fast in the chart :angry:

Wasn't it #10 midweek and ended at #23? :drama: :o must be a record :D

 

 

The Script's song is also great :D

Edited January 2, 201510 yr by SPINNING ADAM

#181: Night Glo by Foxes

 

 

Year of release: 2014

Peak: N/A

 

Another album track, from Foxes's debut album, Glorious, which truly lives up to its title, unlike another number five album by a certain rapper...

I know you favourite artist is Foxes but how do you rate Right Here (Andy C Remix) and the original out of 10

I know you favourite artist is Foxes but how do you rate Right Here (Andy C Remix) and the original out of 10

I actually quite like the Andy C remix (so around 8) but the original (10) is better.

#181: Foxes - Night Glo

 

No chart run

 

 

#182: Ella Henderson - Beautifully Unfinished

 

No chart run

 

 

#183: Scouting For Girls - She's So Lovely

 

(08/09/2007 to 06/09/2008) (27/09/2008) (11/10/2008 - 18/10)

(19-9-10-7-9-9-10-12-18-23-27-31-32-37-49-52-66-35-33-24-25-25-30-34-35-44-56-57-57-57-54-76-60-55-60-61-61-65-63-62-78-72-70-76-84-85-92-82-93-79-82-90-85) (92) (98-97)

 

 

#184: Lana Del Rey - Gods & Monsters

 

Chart run (04/05/2014 - 11/05)

(39-42)

 

 

#185: John Newman - Cheating

 

Chart run (19/10/2014 - 26/10 - 02/11 - 09/11 - 16/11)

(9-22-38-43-71)

 

 

#186: Damien Rice - 9 Crimes

 

Chart run (02/12/2006 - 09/12 - 16/12 - 23/12 - 30/12)

(55-29-48-59-67)

 

 

#187: Oasis - Whatever

 

Chart run (31/12/1994 - 07/01/1995 - 14/01 - 21/01 - 28/01 - 04/02 - 11/02 - 18/02 - 25/02 - 04/03 - 11/03) (06/05) (17/06 - 24/06 - 01/07 - 08/07 - 15/07 - 22/07) (19/08 - 26/08 - 02/09)

(06/01/1996 to 28/09/1996) (04/01/1997 - 11/01 - 18/01 - 25/01 - 01/02 - 08/02) (20/07 - 27/07) (31/08 - 07/09) (03/01/1998 - 10/01) (31/01) (26/06/2010 - 03/07)

(3-6-8-9-14-19-28-43-65-70-79) (93) (48-49-61-80-82-92) (78-93-97) (55-57-83-61-63-69-81-69-64-55-58-61-66-70-56-58-64-63-62-67-65-70-77-84-87-89-89-92-91-99-87-91-69-62-70-63-80-66-77) (45-53-65-76-85-97) (76-90) (84-93) (89-95) (99) (64-100)

 

 

#188: Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off

 

Chart run (02/08/1996 - 09/08 - 16/08 - 23/08 - 30/08 - 06/09 - 13/09 - 20/09 - 27/09 - 04/10 - 11/10 - 18/10 - 25/10 - 01/11 - 08/11) (03/01/1987) (14/05/2011 - 21/05 - 28/05 - 04/06 - 11/06 - 18/06 - 25/06)

(87-68-33-15-6-3-3-2-2-6-11-18-28-47-59) (100) (91-45-29-35-51-69-96)

 

 

#189: The Script - The Man Who Can't Be Moved

 

Chart run (02/08/2008 to 13/04/2009) (05/09/2009 - 12/09) (18/09/2010 - 25/09 - 02/10 - 09/10 - 16/10 - 23/10 - 30/10) (19/03/2011 - 26/03) (07/04/2012 - 14/04 - 21/04 - 28/04 - 05/05 - 12/05 - 19/05 - 26/05 - 02/06 - 09/06 - 16/06) (22/09) (05/01/2013) (01/06/2013 - 08/06 - 15/06 - 22/06)

(30-3-4-3-2-4-5-7-8-15-15-18-22-25-28-37-39-40-53-61-65-69-34-35-41-43-49-63-71-74-84-93-96) (69-75) (84-35-56-66-76-82-99) (87-77) (61-18-18-26-30-41-49-65-78-90-85) (90) (100) (43-37-43-77)

 

 

#190: Molly - Children Of The Universe

 

Chart run (10/05/2014 - 17/05 - 24/05 - 31/05)

(48-33-23-88)

#180: What Can I Do? by SecondCity featuring Ali Love

 

 

Year of release: 2014

Peak: 85

 

The follow-up to I Wanna Feel (which will be appearing), this sadly only managed to get to number 85. I feel like SecondCity held off the release far too long (I first heard this in July, it was released in December), so that may have contributed to its failure. Personally I find the video bizarre, but I find it quite amusing at the end when he ends up at a beach not dissimilar to the one he was drawing and his face says "where am I?".

Edited January 2, 201510 yr by Taylor Jago

#179: Something I Need by OneRepublic

 

 

Year of release: 2013

Peak: 78

 

 

#178: Goodness Gracious by Ellie Goulding

 

 

Year of release: 2013

Peak: #16

 

This is one of the songs you would expect to have peaked hgiher than it actually did. It entered at 86, then climbed to 49, then entered the top 40 at 36, climbed 10 places to 26 and climbed 10 places again to 16. I was expecting it to reach the top 10 based on its trajectory, but the next week it dropped to 21. Now, it happens for a song which climbs its way up the way to drop a fe places one week, so I was hoping for it to climb back up. However, the following week it dropped to 32, it exited the top 40 a week later at 44, fell to 82, and dropped out of the 100. Shocking isn't it?

Edited January 2, 201510 yr by Taylor Jago

What Can I Do is Ok but compared to IWF it is rather inferior :lol:

GG flopping on your chart :drama: :(

Haven't listened to the 1R version of SIN yet (is that a sin? :lol:)

#177: For Once In My Life by Stevie Wonder

 

 

Year of release: 1968

Peak: 3

 

2013: #17

 

By the way, the video is a live version.

You've posted 24 positions in nearly 2 days so I predict you will finish your countdown by 2-3 weeks depending on how many you do each day. Your first day you posted 6 but then you posted nearly 20 and haven't posted many today so it's rather a rough guess :)

#176: DNA by Little Mix

 

 

Year of release: 2012

Peak: #3

 

2012: #27

 

The second single from Little Mix's debut album of the same name, DNA was their first single not to peak at 1, reaching number 3 behind Locked Out Of Heaven by Bruno Mars and Little Things by fellow X Factor group One Direction.

I really like DNA! :cheer:

#175: Blind Faith by Chase & Status featuring Liam Bailey

 

 

Year of release: 2011

Peak: #5

 

This was Chase & Status's third top 20 hit, after End Credits (#9) and Let It You Go (#11), their highest peaking single, along with Count On Me, and, like End Credits, received a gold certification by the BPI.

Edited January 3, 201510 yr by Taylor Jago

Chase and Status are really good :D

 

My favourites are Lost & Not Found, Flashing Lights and Alive :wub:

 

Count On Me is good and Blk & Blu isn't bad but haven't heard BF yet :D

Edited January 3, 201510 yr by SPINNING ADAM

#174: You & Me by Disclosure featuring Eliza Doolittle

 

 

Year of release: 2013

Peak: #10

 

2013: #81

 

Disclosure's third (and final) appearance in this rundown. Also, the video contains explicit content so I added the audio version.

#173: Youth by Foxes

 

 

Year of release: 2013

Peak: #12

 

2013: #88

 

And another holdover from last year, and the second appearance from Foxes.