September 9, 200719 yr Thank god I didn't click on it then :lol: Anyway, I predict 1. Sean Kingston 2. Kanye West 3. Plain White T's 4. Girls Aloud 5. James Blunt. They will be the top 5 anyway, GA and James Blunt could swap and maybe Sean might not be number one.
September 9, 200719 yr OPM - Heaven Is A Halfpipe A hit in 2001. Reached number 4. The group had another hit in 2002, El Capitan. It peaked at # 20 Chart Run: 4-6-7-8-7-8-13-15-19-25-34-42-54-69 [14 wks]
September 9, 200719 yr Author Planet Phunk - Chase The Sun :wub: Jean Jaques Smoothie - 2 People Ian Van Dahl - Castles In The Sky :wub: :heart:
September 9, 200719 yr Ian Van Dahl - Castles In The Sky This trance hymn reached number 3 in 2001 and spent 7 weeks in the top 10. Ian Van Dahl have had 2 more top 10 singles: Will I and Reason but neither of them reached the top 3. Chart run: 5-5-6-3-4-7-8-11-16-21-27-34-40-47-61-71 [16 wks]
September 9, 200719 yr Author S Club 7 - Don't Stop Movin' Steps - Here and Now Blue - All Rise Britney Spears - I'm a Slave 4 U Hear'say - Everybody Train - Drops of Jupiter
September 9, 200719 yr Train - Drops of Jupiter = perhaps the best record JK & Joel will play today. :wub:
September 9, 200719 yr I just want to say to all the people here in the forum and say that we should dedicate this week's thread to both Polyhex and kingsofskiffle for their hard work and posting their love for the UK charts without them them this thread would be nothing.
September 9, 200719 yr Train - Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me) The american band's only hit in the UK although they have had 1 more single in 2002 but it only peaked at # 49. This was a top 10 single in 2001. Chart run: 10-15-19-18-23-27-35-45 [8 wks]
September 9, 200719 yr Author I used to love this song - it should have done better than it did. Reminds me a bit of that Uncle Kracker song :lol:
September 9, 200719 yr Author I just want to say to all the people here in the forum and say that we should dedicate this week's thread to both Polyhex and kingsofskiffle for their hard work and posting their love for the UK charts without them them this thread would be nothing. Yes, polyhex and KoS have been very helpful over the years. Respect.
September 9, 200719 yr I just want to say to all the people here in the forum and say that we should dedicate this week's thread to both Polyhex and kingsofskiffle for their hard work and posting their love for the UK charts without them them this thread would be nothing. Hear, hear, I second that, :( so sad to hear about their sites. Respect
September 9, 200719 yr Author 40 (from 58) The Fray - How To Save A Life [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697072312.JPG Chart Run: 29-16-10-6-7-5-5-5-5-6-5-4-7-11-13-19-23-26-25-25-24-28-28-39-39-34-35-46-51-51-62-62-58-40 [34 wks] Release date: 26-2-2007 Availability: normally ships in 24 hours Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 88697072302 Label: RCA The Fray have emerged from 2006 as one of America's hottest new acts - and one of the UK's ultimate ones-to-watch in 2007. Through constant touring and word of mouth, the Denver four-piece have sold 1.5 million copies of their debut album 'How To Save A Life', garnered 5 million combined sales in the US and hold the record for best selling digital album of all time. Now, with the new single 'How To Save A Life' released here, it's our turn for their sincere and melodic modern rock. - HMV Video here: 3cqJJ-u0nog track listing 1. How To Save a Life 2. She Is [Acoustic]
September 9, 200719 yr The Fray :angry: SCREAMS. Is that due to Casualty playing it on thier trailer?
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