February 18, 200719 yr Be prepared SS - I Don't Feel Like Dancin going back up the chart :rofl: Brit effect :D :( why oh why -_- how many weeks has it been for that song now?
February 18, 200719 yr Beyonce - Listen down 20 places :o Physical release tomorrow, should shoot back up
February 18, 200719 yr 100 whole posts? :o :D Yep, and Mikey gets 1 hour ban because was wrong :rofl: Or, he has to listen to the entire P. Diddy album :cry: xox.
February 18, 200719 yr Would have thought everyone would have heard and bought Scissor Sisters by now -_-
February 18, 200719 yr 39 (from 47) The Fratellis - Chelsea Dagger http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/FALLOUTLP2.JPG Chart Run: 35-5-11-13-14-16-18-19-35-49R(5)-52-43R-47-39 Combining the post-punk energy and attitude-filled delivery of The Libertines and Razorlight, with a hint of glam and a dash of 60's influenced songwriting, 'Chelsea Dagger' offers a new twist on the current crop of youthful UK Indie bands. Causing quite a stir in the music press, 'Chelsea Dagger' is the third single from The Fratellis and is taken from their forthcoming debut album, 'Costello Music'. Video here: clhOnZRrmXc track listing 1. Chelsea Dagger 2. The Pimp
February 18, 200719 yr Physical release tomorrow, should shoot back up Yeah but still, awful! Wont be top10 that's for sure
February 18, 200719 yr Woooo for a choooon ... Fratellis! *high volume @ home* It's all because of the Brits :dance: xox.
February 18, 200719 yr That Fartelis song has such an unusual run. I love the weirdness of the charts these days.
February 18, 200719 yr Whistle For The Choir could re-enter as well Nope, #41 climbing from #43 last week ;)
February 18, 200719 yr 38 (from 73) The Feeling - Rose http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1723753.JPG Chart Run: 73-38 UK Physical Release date: 12-2-2007 kEj9iMpou4A Feb 2007 The Feeling well and truly triumphed last year, becoming the most radio played act of 2006! The band now return in 2007 with their next single, 'Rose', a brave and bold ode to lead singer Dan Gillespie-Sells' sexuality, lyrically explored through the bottle of the title. - HMV
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