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Avoiding the Tinie/Jess vs Lost Frequencies decision!!!! :lol: :lol:

Well that was an unexpected choice of chart breaker :lol: This is sounding ok on first listen, though not as good as 'G.D.F.R.' ~
:| OMG, what the heck? Yeah, I don't love their song, but I like it slightly. BUT where are Lost Frequencies or Tinie\Jess? What a shame.

Ignore the two main contenders then~ (I mean it's good they're playing different songs than main contenders but it's stupid to label it the 'chart breaker' when there's two much more likely songs to be riding high)

 

Flo's song didn't sound particularly remarkable on first listen.

 

Album chart new entries (6-40)

 

8 :ne: (new entry) Adam Lambert - "The Original High"

 

http://a2.mzstatic.com/eu/r30/Music1/v4/74/1e/bc/741ebca7-2053-08fe-8bc6-5a25125c18bd/cover170x170.jpeg

 

Chart run: 8- (1 week)

 

Top 100 hit singles from this album:

71 Ghost Town

 

Chart history:

2009 36 For Your Entertainment

2012 16 Trespassing

2015 08 The Original High

 

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19 :ne: (new entry) Rixton - "Let The Road"

 

http://a1.mzstatic.com/eu/r30/Music3/v4/53/04/a1/5304a1ef-e1fc-a73d-289b-a83dd00346d7/cover170x170.jpeg

 

Chart run: 19- (1 week)

 

Top 100 hit singles from this album:

01 Me And My Broken Heart

12 Wait On Me

21 We All Want The Same Thing

 

Chart history:

2015 19 Let The Road

 

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30 :ne: (new entry) Giorgio Moroder - "Déjà Vu"

 

http://a5.mzstatic.com/eu/r30/Music3/v4/07/35/b7/0735b7b6-227a-ebbd-260a-fe82d92c23a0/cover170x170.jpeg

 

Chart run: 30- (1 week)

 

Top 100 hit singles from this album:

none

 

Chart history:

1985 52 Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder (Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder)

2015 30 Déjà Vu

 

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Good result for Adam Lambert!

8 :ne: (new entry) Adam Lambert - "The Original High"

 

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19 :ne: (new entry) Rixton - "Let The Road"

 

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30 :ne: (new entry) Giorgio Moroder - "Déjà Vu"

 

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YAY for Adam Lambert :D

 

Rixton recovered a little bit, haven't they? If I remember well they were out of the top 20 Friday, but maybe I'm wrong.

 

Giorgio Moroder's album is fantastic! Shame it isn't top 10 but I'm guessing this is also a good result for him.

which one?

 

Where Them Girls At or Turn Me On? :P

The latter but the former is also 10/10.

Album chart new entries (6-40)

 

30 :ne: (new entry) Giorgio Moroder - "Déjà Vu"

 

http://a5.mzstatic.com/eu/r30/Music3/v4/07/35/b7/0735b7b6-227a-ebbd-260a-fe82d92c23a0/cover170x170.jpeg

 

Chart run: 30- (1 week)

 

Top 100 hit singles from this album:

none

 

Chart history:

1985 52 Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder (Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder)

2015 30 Déjà Vu

 

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Right Here Right Now and Deja Vu went Top 100 didn't they?

 

 

 

Right Here Right Now and Deja Vu went Top 100 didn't they?

 

They might have got there on sales but definitely not overall.

They might have got there on sales but definitely not overall.

Blimey! I could have sworn RHRN went Top 40! :o

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Blimey! I could have sworn RHRN went Top 40! :o

It was released on a Friday and only peaked at #154 :(

 

Maybe it could've gone top 100 if it would have been released on a Sunday.

 

EDIT: from MW report:

 

First single Right Here, Right Now - featuring Kylie Minogue - reached number 125, while the title track - featuring Sia - reached number 194.
I know I'm weeks behind but how did Major Lazer rebound so strongly after seemingly having peaked at 4?
I know I'm weeks behind but how did Major Lazer rebound so strongly after seemingly having peaked at 4?
I think very few new releases is the greatest factor, as its sales haven't increased that much:

 

19/04/2015 - #13 - 29,837

26/04/2015 - #6 - 36,849

03/05/2015 - #4 - 44,033

10/05/2015 - #5 - 43,289

17/05/2015 - #5 - 46,679

24/05/2015 - #7 - 42,698

31/05/2015 - #7 - 40,519

07/06/2015 - #4 - 44,626

14/06/2015 - #3 - 49,398

21/06/2015 - #2 - 48,760

 

What increase there is, is probably down to Capital starting to play it, and streaming continuing to increase.

Thanks Rush.

 

I remember a similar thing happening with 50 Cent's In Da Club in 2003. It's sales kept falling but it's position kept increasing 9-8-5-3.

Oh gosh five more hours is actually a hit here :puke2: :puke2: Not seen iTunes for a couple of weeks and was hoping that horror would bomb. Thank gosh ayo is out :puke2;

 

And at least pretty girls is top 20 :wub:

 

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