:cheer: well done everyone :cheer: :cheer:

There's a thread in the Lounge for this, but :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

BuzzJack users online record broken again! :cheer:

 

:dance: let's go for 100

 

I'm watching as I don't bother with the chart show anymore. So I look here instead.

 

 

#6 NEW The Kooks - Naive

 

Youthful indie rockers The Kooks return with new single 'Naive'. Taken from their recent top ten debut album 'Inside In/Inside Out', 'Naïve' is the follow-up to their last single 'You Don't Love Me' which reached no.12 in the UK charts, and demonstrates a fairly subdued and sensitive side to the band- HMV

 

 

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I'm watching as I don't bother with the chart show anymore. So I look here instead.

Thank you megham :dance:

#6 NEW The Kooks - Naive

 

Youthful indie rockers The Kooks return with new single 'Naive'. Taken from their recent top ten debut album 'Inside In/Inside Out', 'Naïve' is the follow-up to their last single 'You Don't Love Me' which reached no.12 in the UK charts, and demonstrates a fairly subdued and sensitive side to the band- HMV

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One of the best songs in the top 10 this week :cheer:

 

I'm still unsure of The Kooks myself :unsure:

#5 Orson - No Tomorrow

 

Having ended 2005 in a whirlwind California's Orson are all set to take 2006 by storm having been hailed as 'the missing link between The Rolling Stones and Scissor Sisters' but their infectious brand of rock is hard to pigeon-hole. Their debut single 'No Tomorrow' has been described by Q as 'one long hook' while the airwaves have already succumbed to their perfect slice of guitar power pop. - HMV

 

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B000E99120.01._OU02._OU02_PIuk-r-fp-399,BottomRight,10,10_SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg

#4 Embrace - Natures Law

 

 

 

'Nature's Law' is the first single lifted from indie veterans Embrace's forthcoming album 'This New Day', the first new material since their 2004 "comeback" album, 'Out Of Nothing', which spawned four Top 30 singles. Starting with a simple solo piano line, before sweeping strings and a gospel choir build to the expected widescreen finale, 'Nature's Law' looks set to confound any critics of Embrace's staying power. - HMV

 

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Great week for Embrace

#3 NEW Morrisey - You Have Killed Me

 

 

 

Morrissey, the elder statesman of British popular music, returns with brand new single 'You Have Killed Me', an enticing sample of his forthcoming album 'Ringleader Of The Tormentors'. Following up the phenomenal success of 2004's 'You Are The Quarry', which produced 4 consecutive Top Ten singles and firmly re-established Morrissey as one of the most gifted songwriters of the last 25 years, 'You Have Killed Me' finds Morrissey on fine form, delivering his most infectiously pop moment of recent times, with maraudering riffs and orchestral flushes providing a fittingly dramatic and engaging return.

 

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Great to see Morrissey top three again though it should be #1! :(

 

However he should have a #1 album next week! :cheer:

#3 NEW Morrisey - You Have Killed Me

Morrissey, the elder statesman of British popular music, returns with brand new single 'You Have Killed Me', an enticing sample of his forthcoming album 'Ringleader Of The Tormentors'. Following up the phenomenal success of 2004's 'You Are The Quarry', which produced 4 consecutive Top Ten singles and firmly re-established Morrissey as one of the most gifted songwriters of the last 25 years, 'You Have Killed Me' finds Morrissey on fine form, delivering his most infectiously pop moment of recent times, with maraudering riffs and orchestral flushes providing a fittingly dramatic and engaging return.

 

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/ATKXD017.JPG

 

First time I've heard this, not bad actually, I really thought it will drop a few more places,, kept his position well throughtout the week.

 

New: Morrissey at #3.

 

40 places higher than Prince & 60 places higher than the runner up from XF2!

Its quite good actually :o I hated 2004's stuff.

#2 Ne*Yo - So Sick

 

'So Sick' is the first single to be lifted from the amazing debut album 'In My Own Words' by Ne-Yo. It's a beautiful track in which Ne-Yo laments hearing love songs on the radio due to the feelings they conjure, revealing his masterclass vocal skills. - HMV

 

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#1 NEW Gnarls Barkley - Crazy (#1 Entirely from downloads only!!!!!)

 

Goodie Mobs Cee-Lo joins forces with Danger Mouse to provide what can only be described as a classic for 2006. 'Crazy' has been causing hysteria on the web as well as being championed by some of the biggest names in radio. With it's solid yet smooth beat and soulful lyrical assault, Gnarls Barkley is going to set the charts alight. - HMV

 

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Can I highlight that GB is #1 for the demand of the song rather than the format ;)

I don't like Ne-Yo, but its better than Gnarls Barkely :puke2: Oh well, better a chart first then generic R&B rubbish at number one ^_^

Where's Foxtrot with his Top 80 charts?