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As we may not get midweeks here are some predictions I feel like throwing out there.

 

Although, All About That Bass will probably be #10 instead.

 

AATB will be higher than #10. It's #10 & #30 on iTunes, #7 combined, and also currently #4 on Spotify.

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AATB will be higher than #10. It's #10 & #30 on iTunes, #7 combined, and also currently #4 on Spotify.

Ah, I was unaware it had a second version so high, probably about 6 or 7 overall then perhaps ahead of Blank Space.

Fingers crossed we get an update, looks promising, someone seems to be updating the news section on MW site :D it doesn't mean we get an update though, just have to wait and see. There won't be any sales content though.
We have midweeks! Hopefully Martin will be along soon to post them but if he's not done so in about the next 15 minutes I'll post them up.

In the meantime, the top 5's

 

Singles

 

1. Mark Ronson / Bruno Mars

2. Philip George

3. Ed Sheeran

4. Ben Haenow

5. Taylor Swift

 

Hozier is at #13

 

Albums

 

1. Ed Sheeran

2. George Ezra

3. Sam Smith

4. Taylor Swift

5. Paloma Faith

 

Plenty of old albums are bouncing back up the chart - 'Back In Black' by AC/DC is up from #147 to #23.

Excellent to see Taylor's album that high again, hoping it'll make 2x platinum eventually!

Top 40 Friday Update Only

 

Singles

 

1 Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars - Uptown Funk

2 Philip George - Wish You Were Mine *

3 Ed Sheeran - Thinking Out Loud

4 Ben Haenow - Something I Need

5 Taylor Swift - Blank Space

 

11-20

13 Hozier - Take Me To Church

14 Clean Bandit and Jess Glynne - Real Love

17 George Ezra - Budapest

19 George Ezra - Blame It On Me

 

21-30

22 David Guetta feat. Sam Martin - Dangerous

25 Sia - Chandelier

28 Ella Henderson - Ghost

29 Calvin Harris feat. John Newman - Blame

30 Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne - Rather Be ^

 

31-40

31 Blonde feat. Melissa Steel - I Loved You

32 Mr Probz - Waves

33 Pharrell - Happy ^

34 Sigma feat. Paloma Faith - Changing ^

37 John Legend - All Of Me ^

39 The Script - Superheroes ^

 

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Albums

 

1 Ed Sheeran - x

2 George Ezra - Wanted On Voyage

3 Sam Smith - In The Lonely Hour

4 Taylor Swift - 1989

5 Paloma Faith - A Perfect Contradiction

 

6-10

7 Calvin Harris - Motion

9 The Script - No Sound Without Silence

10 Foo Fighters - Sonic Highways

 

11-20

13 Paolo Nutini - Caustic Love

14 Royal Blood - Royal Blood

16 Hozier - Hozier

17 Bastille - Bad Blood ^

20 John Legend - Love In The Future

 

21-30

21 OneRepublic - Native

22 Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence ^

23 AC/DC - Back In Black ^

26 Ben Howard - I Forget Where We Were

28 Arctic Monkeys - AM

 

31-40

33 Kasabian - 48:13 ^

34 Catfish And The Bottlemen - The Balcony ^

35 The Vamps - Meet The Vamps ^

38 5 Seconds Of Summer - 5 Seconds Of Summer ^

40 Oasis - Time Flies... 1994-2009 ^

 

NO SALES

21 to 40 on the singles looking incredibly FRESH.
Ella Henderson, 5 Seconds Of Summer & Damon Albarn are 99p on Google Play so they should receive a boost!
All the Christmas songs dropping out certainly doesn't help. This time of the year is always ridiculously stale, though.
Thanks for the update. Hope Ben Haenow can hold at 4 or at least 5 until Sunday. 3 weeks in the Top 5 would be good :)
Hopefully streaming can knock "Happy" back out by Sunday. We don't need deadwood from 2013 in the charts. And also, we don't need X becoming best selling album of 2015 as well

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The 'Gift Card effect' normally can be seen the week following the New Year as well so it's not exactly unusual, plus with streams, there could have been a lot of New Years playlists to replace streaming of Christmas songs.
Cant wait to see Mark Ronsons steams this week he did nearly half a million streams on spotify on NYE!!
Hopefully streaming can knock "Happy" back out by Sunday.

 

 

err... how can streaming knock Pharrell down, its available on streaming unless I'm missing something.

All the Christmas songs dropping out certainly doesn't help. This time of the year is always ridiculously stale, though.
This is one thing I miss about the charts of yesteryear. Record companies would take advantage of the new year lull to release singles by unknown or perhaps just fanbase acts. The result would often be a host of new entries which gave the chart a fresh feel. Now it's just the old hits bouncing back again.

 

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