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that's a very good showing for Blonde :D Looking set for a top 5 placing this Sunday, probably #4 with Carly overtaking it. (I guess Major Lazer could too considering their mass streaming)
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How on earth has "Uptown Funk" randomly climbed back into the top 10?

 

I think it's the prolonged weekend effect, with Monday being a bank holiday - a lot of people were partying on Sunday night.

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds were at 48.6k at this part of the week so I very much doubt that Mumford & Sons will pass 100k by the end of the week
Tuesday Update

Singles

 

1 Omi (26.21k)

2 Wiz (22.2k)

3 Blonde (20k) *

4 Carly Rae Jepsen (14.6k)

5 Major Lazer (9.1k)

 

6-10

8 Skrillex & Diplo / Justin Bieber

9 Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars

 

11-20

13 Tove Lo *

 

21-30

24 M.O *

26 Marlon Roudette

 

31-40

31 Avicii

32 Hozier (Someone New)

34 Snoop Dogg *

35 Taylor Swift (style)

36 Disclosure *

Omi not too comfortable at #1 but hopefully a sales #1 again :D

Blonde however looks like a comfortable #3 this week. Great ML staying top 5 :cheer:

Marlon and Avicii especially climbing great too :wub:

Hozier's latest song is quite good only on first listen :D the Snoop one isn't bad and no, Taylor has no chance of staying top 40 this week :drama: (which is getting so annoying and reminds me to count the number of updates she briefly enters top 40 in :rolleyes:)

Disclosure's song isn't bad also, hope it stays this week as I haven't checked streaming or iTunes for it yet.

#16 :lol: from #2

1989's fall :cry:

Nothing to surprising :lol:

Is streaming missing from the sales? Just the sales seem a little low given the numbers last week.

 

Streaming seems to be there as far as I can see - no big releases this week - the biggest two songs have been around for weeks now, so sales are destined to drop a bit.

 

Adam - I personally think Blonde aren't comfortable on that #3, I reckon Carly will slay them on weekend streams.

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Slay @ Reclassified being Top 20. Is it included in the Google Play 99p deal?

 

If only it was on the deal when it was peaking around #19 on iTunes for a week when Trouble was beginning to blow up, definite top 40 if it was in those circumstances

HOW has 1989 plummeted like that??!?!

 

Tove is so close to another top 10, come on!!!

 

And M.O. deserve a smash, hopefully their next song will be an almighty banger topping the charts for a month!!

Slay @ Reclassified being Top 20. Is it included in the Google Play 99p deal?

Yes it was yesterday or the day before :)

 

Also hoping Tove Lo can stay top 20 and m.o top 40 as both are so amazing songs and 1989 to recover by the end of the week :heart:

HOW has 1989 plummeted like that??!?!

It only got as high as #2 because it was 99p last week, which explains why it's plummeted this week.

Charli XCX has plummeted out of the top 200 after 99ping her way to #33 on Sunday.
Where is Alesso Cool please?

 

Down to #18

The S Club 7 reunion has failed to excite the music buying public in the same way that Steps managed upon their reunion. Based on how the Steps reached number 1 I had high hopes for S Club 7 making the top 10 :cry:

 

Wonderful to see Hozier continuing to climb slowly with Someone New, ideally this would become the same sleeper hit that Take Me To The Church managed and peak months and months after its official release.

 

Mumford and Sons will easily beat Blur's opening sales and should challenge Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds opening sales.

M.O. top 25! Hope that's enough to keep them top 40 by the end of the week!
The album sales really are a mess - I know we have been through it all before with single sales but it's pretty bad that 99p albums are being used to boost the market (Which seems to result in around 2.5 - 5k in extra sales), Also the streaming sales are a bit of a joke - I think Josh Groban benefited from 100 streaming 'sales' when he entered at #1

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