With the new chart regulations coming into effect today, I just wondered, what songs would you like to see chart?

No contest Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven, all the way... baby.

Madonna from the listed ones.

 

But how I would love to see PJ Harvey's One Line in the charts :wub:

I voted for The Beatles - A Day In The Life.

 

But as Led Zeppelin & The Beatles back catalogue is not available to legally digitally download, then neither will make the chart.

 

However, as 2007 is the 50th anniversary of The Beatles forming (& 45 years after their first hit single & 40 years after the release of their Sgt Peppers.. album), it is expected that the Beatles entire back catalogue will become available to download, as it has been digitally remastered for the first time since the original albums were released on CD's in 1987.

 

PS. I love Wings - Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - a brilliant track from "Ram" (1971), that made #1 in the USA, but was banned at the time in the UK by the BBC, because it took the mickey out of the British aristocrisy.

"Eagle". I love this song

Led Zep of the list below

 

Otherwise...Delta Goodrem's Extraordinary Day, but that would never happen

Led Zep of the list below

 

Otherwise...Delta Goodrem's Extraordinary Day, but that would never happen

 

 

I rather see Electric Storm charting :wub:

Voted Stairway To Heaven.Would also have liked Human Nature by Jacko from Thriller to have been released as a single.

all of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music :lol:

the beatles

OMG!

 

That Madonna Track if ****ing AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

If that charted i would, .... :wub:

Haven't heard any of them :lol: So something else...

Lindsay Lohan - Rumors

Christina Aguilera - Candyman

Paris Hilton - Screwed

All Saints - Fundamental

Girls Aloud - Money

I voted for The Beatles - A Day In The Life.

 

But as Led Zeppelin & The Beatles back catalogue is not available to legally digitally download, then neither will make the chart.

 

However, as 2007 is the 50th anniversary of The Beatles forming (& 45 years after their first hit single & 40 years after the release of their Sgt Peppers.. album), it is expected that the Beatles entire back catalogue will become available to download, as it has been digitally remastered for the first time since the original albums were released on CD's in 1987.

 

PS. I love Wings - Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - a brilliant track from "Ram" (1971), that made #1 in the USA, but was banned at the time in the UK by the BBC, because it took the mickey out of the British aristocrisy.

I have to confess, I'm a bit in the dark when it comes to downloads, I've only ever done it the traditional way, by visiting a record shop :blush:

I don't even own a mobile phone, let alone have an mp3 or i-pod or whatever. I assumed it was gonna be "open-season" with virtually any downloaded album track qualifiying for the chart. What do I know :cry: not a lot it seems :lol:

Oh well.

plenty, but none of the ones I want to would ever chart :lol:

Lindsay Lohan - Rumors

Christina Aguilera - Candyman

Paris Hilton - Screwed

All Saints - Fundamental

Girls Aloud - Money

Take out Hilton and i'm with you... :lol:

delta goodrems electric storm!

 

kelly, is mariah releasing FLAB?

There are so many such as Geri Halliwell's 'Let Me Love You More' 'Love Never Loved Me' and 'Feel The Fear' all from her 'Passion' album and 'Song 6' 'Jimmy Gets High' and 'Hollywood' from Daniel Powters album as well as many more.

Chose other,

I would say Anastacia - I Do

Because it's a anti-war song, would fit perfectly in this space of time plus the song is so emotional & powerfull.

 

If Anastacia wasn't on tour round the time of Live 8, she WOULD of been performing and if she performed this song it would go down with a storm!