October 14, 200719 yr They're gonna have a little extra time this week, aren't they? Perhaps it's gone back to playing tracks from some of the various albums in the chart.
October 14, 200719 yr The new format seems to be Top 40 Retro Top 30 Chartbreakers Top 20 Album Chart I think :unsure: Top 10
October 14, 200719 yr 20 (from 13) Peter Bjorn And John Feat. Victoria Bergsman - Young Folks [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/WEBB151SCD.JPG Previous chart run 2006: 35-53 [2 wks] Chart Run: 56-38-33-13-14-13-20 [7 wks] Release date: 17-9-2007 Availability: normally ships in 24 hours Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: WEBB151SCD Label: WICHITA Video here: 51V1VMkuyx0 track listing 1. Young Folks 2. Young Folks [OrtzRoka Remix] 3. Young Folks [beyond The Wizards Sleeve Re-Animation] Discussion Thread Here I think this is one of the most vilest songs EVER created, how anyone could like it is beyond me
October 14, 200719 yr Good to see Fearne & Reggie do something right. I'd much rather listen to the brand new non album download only single by Britain's biggest band of the last 15 years then some awful piece of Disney fluff. You would but no gives a c**p about that really. If that was the case I would ban the "crappest British band of the last 15 years" from getting any radio play. They should play what's on the chart, not a future hit really... :rolleyes: Oh and sticking a dance beat behind Uninvited doesnt make it instantly jolly and happy, its still a moody song. Dont like either tbh.
October 14, 200719 yr 19 (from 17) James Blunt - 1973 [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/AT0285CD.JPG Chart Run: 10-4-4-5-8-17-19 [7 wks] Release date: 3-9-2007 Availability: normally ships in 24 hours Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: AT0285CD Label: ATLANTIC Fresh from performing before an audience of billions at Live Earth, James Blunt is back. Three years after the international smash-hit album 'Back To Bedlam' – the best-selling album of the millennium – he returns on September 3rd with his eagerly anticipated new single '1973', the first track to be taken from the keenly awaited 'All The Lost Souls'. '1973, a hook-laden gem with invincible melody, is available on 2-track CD, 7” vinyl and Maxi CD, each format includes brand new bonus material. The 2-track CD features the striking B-side ‘Dear Katie’; the new track 'So Happy' appears on the 7” vinyl, while the Maxi CD boasts the official video, plus a live version of the album track 'Annie'. - HMV Video here: A7Cd5LwV6eg track listing 1. 1973 2. Dear Katie Discussion Thread Here
October 14, 200719 yr They did do the album chart. But they didn't tell us where anything was so it sounded like they missed it. :)
October 14, 200719 yr 18 (from 19) Fergie - Big Girls Don't Cry (Personal) [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1741332.JPG Chart Run: 60-37-28-8-2-4-4-3-5-7-9-8-11-13-15-18-19-18 [18 wks] Release date: 9-7-2007 Availability: normally ships in 24 hours Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 1741332 Label: POLYDOR The sensational Fergie releases her third single from her album 'The Dutchess'. 'Big Girls Don't Cry' is a touching song with Fergie sharing a side of herself we rarely see. The lyrics are heartfelt, speaking of wanting time alone to face up to her responsibilities. Led by an acoustic guitar and laced with strings, complimenting Fergie's versatile voice, the track was produced by the multi-talented Will.I.Am (Black Eyed Peas) and was written by Fergie and Toby Gad. - HMV Video here: O5AyHbrCYb0 track listing 1. Big Girls Don't Cry (Personal) 2. Pedestal
October 14, 200719 yr getting bored of Big Girls... i wonder if Fergalicious is gonna be re-released in the UK considering its been added to the music channels :wub: Still her best song
October 14, 200719 yr Can someone tell me again where were the Hives? I don't wanna look back on 15 pages :lol:
October 14, 200719 yr Can someone tell me again where were the Hives? I don't wanna look back on 15 pages :lol: #41, such an injustice. :(
October 14, 200719 yr You would but no gives a c**p about that really. If that was the case I would ban the "crappest British band of the last 15 years" from getting any radio play. They should play what's on the chart, not a future hit really... :rolleyes: 85 million album sales, 14 million ticket sales from their various tours, 8 UK#1 singles, 6 UK#1 albums, 18 consecutive Top 4 singles in the UK, a record 13 Q Awards... suggests otherwise. Only Robbie Williams has come close to that level of success. But hey if you think AJ & Aly are better than Oasis than that's your music taste. :lol:
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