December 31, 200619 yr I would guess the 3 new entries will be Big Bass, Iron Maiden and Eric Pringles.
December 31, 200619 yr I hope they do this year end chart propery, because last year they dumped Kelly Clarkson at number 36 when actually she was number 8
December 31, 200619 yr Well I'm interested to know what format this week's Chartshow with JK & Joel takes? I'm assuming they will countdown the Top 40 selling singles of 2006 rather than this week's charts, but I could be wrong.
December 31, 200619 yr I hope they do this year end chart propery, because last year they dumped Kelly Clarkson at number 36 when actually she was number 8 On what planet was she No.8?
December 31, 200619 yr When will we find out about this week's chart as the Top 40 will be the End of Year chart. :wacko: Edited December 31, 200619 yr by Terry
December 31, 200619 yr I hope they do this year end chart propery, because last year they dumped Kelly Clarkson at number 36 when actually she was number 8 That is because last year they excluded Downloads from their year-end Countdown. But in retrospect downloads were included in the Year-end chart countdown which was greatly beneficial for Kelly. However I think she was the 8th best selling download of 2005, hence the confusion.
December 31, 200619 yr Happy New Year to the Chart Team I predict Leona at #1, Take That and Sharam top 5 :unsure: I heard Bodyrox will climb too, so I'll keep my avatr for them ^_^ xox.
December 31, 200619 yr That is because last year they excluded Downloads from their year-end Countdown. But in retrospect downloads were included in the Year-end chart countdown which was greatly beneficial for Kelly. However I think she was the 8th best selling download of 2005, hence the confusion. Look at this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_in_British_music You have to scroll down abit untl you get to Top 40 singles, it says she sold 334,500, just behind Madonna's 336,500 Edited December 31, 200619 yr by davidobowie
December 31, 200619 yr Author Look at this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_in_British_music Wikipedia aren't always accurate are they?
December 31, 200619 yr When will we find out about this week's chart as the Top 40 will be the End of Year chart. :wacko: Probably around 6pm with just a top 20 countdown
December 31, 200619 yr no, anyone can go in there and edit things Better of using that Ployhex or whatever its called
December 31, 200619 yr Look at this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_in_British_music You have to scroll down abit untl you get to Top 40 singles, it says she sold 334,500, just behind Madonna's 336,500 Maybe that means her total single sales for last year? That still seems a bit much though? How whacked. :lol: Btw CHC just suspended me. :wacko: :rofl:
December 31, 200619 yr Maybe that means her total single sales for last year? That still seems a bit much though? How whacked. Btw CHC just suspended me. I thought it was rather high
December 31, 200619 yr Well I'm interested to know what format this week's Chartshow with JK & Joel takes? I'm assuming they will countdown the Top 40 selling singles of 2006 rather than this week's charts, but I could be wrong. I think last year, they quickly counted down the top 20 (weekly chart). That'll be a shame, as I think the Year end weekly chart is always interesting. In the past, they'd do an extra show on New Years day specifically for the chart of the Year . Edited December 31, 200619 yr by Sound-Bite
December 31, 200619 yr I think last year, they quickly counted down the top 20 (weekly chart). That'll be a shame, as I think the Year end weekly chart is always interesting. In the past, they'd do an extra show on New Years day specifically for the chart of the Year . Back in the glory days of Wez :(
December 31, 200619 yr In the past, they'd do an extra show on New Years day specifically for the chart of the Year . They used to, they just changed the format of the Sunday chart show, as the week after Xmas there is hardly any new entries and chart movers
December 31, 200619 yr 40. Chico - It's Chico Time http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/82876812132.JPG The strangest, funniest and most electric performance in X-Factor history went to Chico, who did an X-Factor first and performed his own song written by Mark Hudson called, wait for it - 'Its Chico Time'. Simon Cowell's comment of "it was so awful that it was good!" means that the former goat herder finally launches his infectious tune to the masses. - HMV tltV9UXTD1s Number 1 for 2 weeks 11 March - 24 March Chart Run: {1}-1-2-8-18-26-13-26-47-60->10
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