March 18, 200719 yr 36 Biffy Clyro - Saturday Superhouse 35 (from 43) Pink - Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely) http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/82876803302.JPG Chart Run: 60-43-35 New single from Pink, and the fifth from her 'I'm Not Dead' Album. Video here: E3CoSZFQMXk Discussion Thread Here
March 18, 200719 yr I've almost never heard a more grating and cringeworthy chorus than the one in this song. :puke2:
March 18, 200719 yr 34 Good Shoes - Never Meant To Hurt You http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/BRILS20CD.JPG Chart Run: 34 Release date: 12-3-2007 Availability: normally ships in 24 hours Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: BRILS20CD Label: BRILLE Video here: LaKF9FjoOB8 track listing 1. Never Meant To Hurt You [Radio Version] 2. Valley Boy 3. Saturday
March 18, 200719 yr I quite like this Good Shoes song - weirdly it reminds me of early Adam Ant meets The Cure (I'm showing my age again!) :lol:
March 18, 200719 yr 33 Mason vs. Princess Superstar - Perfect (Exceeder) 32 The Twang - Wide Awake http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/BUN121CD.JPG Chart Run: 32 Release date: 19-3-2007 Availability: available for pre-order Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: BUN121CD Label: BUNIQUE Unheard of until October of last year, five piece band The Twang were the subject of discussion in the pages of the NME, the message boards of a hundred band sites, the A & R departments of pretty much every record label of size in the UK whilst their demos were being played on BBC Radio One in the middle of the day. After some very nice free dinners and compiling an address book filled with the names of the movers and shakers in British music, The Twang signed with B-Unique in December of 2006 and began to record tracks for their debut album. 'Wide Awake' is the first mission statement from their debut album, which fuses the band's love of 90s dance music, the baggy movement and ladrock. - HMV Video here: 3fSzghSq8Ss track listing 1. Wide Awake 2. Aimless With An Aim
March 18, 200719 yr Never like any of these indie/rock new entries at lower end of chart -_- they must know their songs are pretty poo and have no chance for no.1
March 18, 200719 yr Never like any of these indie/rock new entries at lower end of chart -_- they must know their songs are pretty poo and have no chance for no.1 A lot of these bands are on minor label. I don't think they're really looking for mainstream chart success either. Merely making good music because they enjoy doing it rather than trying to be big-time artitst things?
March 18, 200719 yr 31 Robbie Williams - She's Madonna 30 Maximo Park - Our Velocity http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/PRERELCDSMAX.JPG Chart Run: 30 Release date: 19-3-2007 Availability: available for pre-order Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: WAP220CD Label: WARP 'Our Velocity' is a rip roaring, rollercoaster of a return from the mighty Maximo Park, and the first single to be taken from their highly anticipated follow-up album, 'Our Earthly Pleasures', produced by Gil Norton of Pixies and Foo Fighters fame. Since their previous five Top 20 singles and gold selling Mercury-nominated debut 'A Certain Trigger', Maximo Park have headlined the 2006 NME Awards Tour, played a triumphant headline set at Reading & Leeds Festival and supported New Order and The Rolling Stones. - HMV Video here: eWwBkA0GqaY track listing 1. Our Velocity 2. Distance Makes 3. Mary O'Brien Discussion Thread Here
March 18, 200719 yr Author So far: 31 (16) Robbie Williams – She’s Madonna 32 (-) The Twang – Wide Awake 33 (25) Mason vs Princess Superstar – Perfect (Exceeder) 34 (-) Good Shoes – Never Meant To Hurt You 35 (43) Pink – Leave Me Alone (I’m Lonely) 36 (23) Biffy Clyro – Saturday Superhouse 37 (-) The Proclaimers – I'm Gonna Be 500 Miles 38 (-) The Rakes – We Danced Together 39 (32) Jo-Jo – Too Little, Too Late 40 (28) Joss Stone – Tell Me Bout It :cheer:
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