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13TH NOVEMBER

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Meat Loaf makes it four weeks at the top and suffers his first sales decrease albeit a mere 22% to 73,905 but he continues at No 1 with ease on the album front. Sales of “I’d Do Anything” now stand at 353,205 making it the 12th biggest seller of the year so far- an impressive tally. He’s only there as Bryan Adams, though sticking at No 2, lost 14% week on week to come in at 51,435 and with his album out this week his chance at the top must surely be over now? Dina Carroll completes the top 3 as she climbs 4-3 (34,545) as she too declines at retail, but even better the album is back in the top 5!



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“Real Love” was the debut release from Scottish dance outfit Time Frequency and made No 60 last year, since then they’ve gone on to garner critical acclaim in the field and score increasingly bigger hits. A new remix of the debut hit finally now becomes their first top ten hit lifting 11-8 (18,225)



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Highest new entry of the week comes from Urban Cookie Collective and their follow up to “The Key: The Secret” which has sold 280,000 in its run to No 2 in August. “Feels Like Heaven” is a much more immediate hit debuting at No 9 (16,830)



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Just like the Time Frequency single there’s another track getting a second whirl, this time the Orb’s “Little Fluffy Clouds” a song which samples an interview with US musician Rickie Lee Jones and originally made No 87 three years ago. It now arrives at No 10 (16,380) which makes it the 60th track to debut in the top flight this year and equals the record set last year!



Culture Beat rise 7-4 (31,905) and Mariah Carey surges 8-7 (21,315) but the dream is over for Cappella who fall 3-5 (29,820) and Goodmen dip 5-6 (29,775).


1- I’D DO ANYTHING FOR LOVE (BUT I WON’T DO THAT)- Meat Loaf (73,905)
2- PLEASE FORGIVE ME- Bryan Adams (51,435)
3- DON’T BE A STRANGER- Dina Carroll (34,545)
4- GOT TO GET IT- Culture Beat (31,905)
5- U GOT 2 LET THE MUSIC- Cappella (29,820)
6- GIVE IT UP- Goodmen (29,775)
7- HERO- Mariah Carey (21,315)
8- REAL LOVE 93- Time Frequency (18,225)
9- FEELS LIKE HEAVEN- Urban Cookie Collective (16,830)
10- LITTLE FLUFFY CLOUDS- The Orb (16,380)

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'Real Love' sounds very 1992 rave, the chorus is a bit cheesy but a good dance track.

'Feels Like Heaven' is gloriously upbeat and charming and reminds me of a 90s version of Yazoo - Other Side of Love.

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