ARIA Charts - 22/10/07 - International Charts

Posted October 23, 200717 yr

ARIA Top 50 Singles weekending 22nd October 2007

1 (1) Beautiful Girls – Sean Kingston

2 (2) The Way I Are - Timbaland

3 (4) In This Life – Delta Goodrem

4 (5) Hook Me Up – The Veronicas

5 (6) Hey There Delilah – Plain White T’s

6 (3) Gimme More – Britney Spears

7 (8) How Far We’ve Come – Matchbox 20

8 (7) Stronger – Kanye West

9 (12) Into The Night – Santana ft Chad Kroeger

10 (10) Don’t You Wanna Feel – Rogue Traders

11 (25) 1973 – James Blunt

12 (9) Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie

13 (New) I’m Your Funny Bear – Gummi Bear

14 (13) Shut Up And Drive - Rihanna

15 (11) Can’t Touch It – Ricki-Lee

16 (14) Ayo Technology – 50 Cent

17 (New) Let Me Think About It – Ida Corr vs Fedde Le Grand

18 (15) The Pretender – Foo Fighters

19 (18) Dance Floor Anthem – Good Charlotte

20 (17) Love Today - Mika

21 (23) Teenagers – My Chemical Romance

22 (22) Do It Well – Jennifer Lopez

23 (21) The Take Over, The Breaks Over – Fall Out Boy

24 (19) When You’re Gone – Avril Lavigne

25 (24) I Got It From My Mama – will.i.am

26 (27) Bleed It Out – Linkin Park

27 (20) Thnks Fr Th Mmrs – Fall Out Boy

28 (29) Destination Calabria – Alex Gaudino ft Crystal Waters

29 (26) Loud – Shannon Noll

30 (28) Wake Up Call – Maroon 5

31 (36) Don’t Hold Back – The Potbelleez

32 (30) Wall To Wall – Chris Brown

33 (42) UFO – Sneaky Sound System

34 (48) Better Than – John Butler Trio

35 (32) Umbrella - Rihanna

36 (40) Lovestoned – Justin Timberlake

37 (New) Goodbye – Sneaky Sound System

38 (31) Never Again – Kelly Clarkson

39 (37) Now That You Got It – Gwen Stefani

40 (33) Love Me Like The World Is Ending – Ben Lee

41 (43) F.R.E.S.H. - Scribe

42 (39) Just A Song About Ping Pong – Operator Please

43 (46) Give It To Me – Timbaland

44 (47) Straight Lines – Silverchair

45 (38) One Minute – Kelly Clarkson

46 (41) No Longer There – The Cat Empire

47 (45) Clothes Off! – Gym Class Heroes

48 (34) Kiss Your Mama! – Vanessa Amorosi

49 (35) Dear Mr. President - Pink

50 (44) Opinions Won’t Keep You Warm At Night - Kisschasy

October 23, 200717 yr

ARIA Top 50 Albums weekending 22nd October 2007

1 (1) Exile On Mainstream – Matchbox 20

2 (4) All The Lost Souls – James Blunt

3 (3) Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace – Foo Fighters

4 (New) Better In The Dark – Rogue Traders

5 (2) Magic – Bruce Springsteen

6 (5) Hairspray – Original Soundtrack

7 (7) So Many Nights – The Cat Empire

8 (8) Infinity On High – Fall Out Boy

9 (13) Future Sex/Love Sounds – Justin Timberlake

10 (9) High School Musical 2 – Original Soundtrack

11 (16) Shock Value - Timbaland

12 (12) The Dutchess - Fergie

13 (10) Sun Dirt Water – The Waifs

14 (25) Minutes To Midnight – Linkin Park

15 (11) In Our Nature – Jose Gonzalez

16 (19) I’m Not Dead - Pink

17 (30) Good Morning Revival – Good Charlotte

18 (New) Cruel Guards – The Panics

19 (15) Back To Black – Amy Winehouse

20 (35) Back To Bedlam – James Blunt

21 (23) Grand National – John Butler Trio

22 (14) Curtis – 50 Cent

23 (17) Graduation – Kanye West

24 (28) Life In Cartoon Motion - Mika

25 (37) Sneaky Sound System – Sneaky Sound System

26 (6) Horizons – Parkway Drive

27 (24) Sean Kingston – Sean Kingston

28 (22) Dream Days At The Hotel Existence - Powderfinger

29 (New) The Moon Locked On – Clare Bowditch & The Feeding Set

30 (New) Chase This Light – Jimmy Eat World

31 (33) On A Clear Night – Missy Higgins

32 (20) Turn It Up – Shannon Noll

33 (27) A Book Like This – Angus & Julia Stone

34 (31) Call Me Irresponsible – Michael Buble

35 (18) Rhyme Book - Scribe

36 (21) Where We Land – Damien Leith

37 (26) Dylan – Bob Dylan

38 (41) Complete Clapton – Eric Clapton

39 (29) Ripe – Ben Lee

40 (42) Here Come The Drums – Rogue Traders

41 (New) Songs Of Mass Destruction – Annie Lennox

42 (32) My December – Kelly Clarkson

43 (40) The Very Best Of – Fleetwood Mac

44 (38) The Collection – Travelling Wilburys

45 (36) One Chance – Paul Potts

46 (New) Brave – Jennifer Lopez

47 (45) The Best Damn Thing – Avril Lavigne

48 (44) Pavarotti Forever – Luciano Pavarotti

49 (34) Guns Babes Lemonade - Muscles

50 (47) Young Modern - Silverchair

October 23, 200717 yr

Chartifacts

Source: ariacharts.com.au

Singles

Racking up his fifth week at No.1 is Sean Kingston with Beautiful Girls and followed close behind at No.2 is The Way I Are by Timbaland. Moving up a place is Delta Goodrem at No.3 with In This Life and at No.4 is The Veronicas, who also move up a place with Hook Me Up. Jumping up to No.5 is The Plain White T’s hit – Hey There Delilah and Gimme More takes a dive this week leaving Britney Spears at No.6. Matchbox Twenty mark their peak position at No.7 with How Far We’ve Come, which leaves Kanye West’s Stronger at No.8. Into The Night by Santana jumps into the Top 10 at No.9 and last but not least, the Rogue Traders remained stationed at No.10 for another week with Don’t You Wanna Feel.

I'M YOUR FUNNY BEAR - Gummi Bear No.13

Just when you thought the wrath of Crazy Frog had died down, out springs Gummi Bear, who has set the ring tone world on fire. Created by German company, Jamba (Jamster here in Australia) – Gummi Bear has been spreading his goodness all over the world and he makes his debut on the ARIA Singles Chart this week. He’s your funny Gummi Bear and you can bite him three times!

LET ME THINK ABOUT IT - Ida Corr vs. Fedde Le Grand

No.17

In the left corner we have Danish soul singer, Ida Corr and in the right corner we have Dutch DJ, Fedde Le Grand, ready to slug it out on their hot new track, Let Me Think It About It. The track so far has peaked at No.2 in the UK and is currently sitting at No.2 on the ARIA Club Chart. Ida Corr makes her debut to the ARIA Singles Chart this week, but Fedde Le Grand makes his third appearance after charting hits, Put Your Hands Up For Detroit (No.8 Feb. ‘07) and The Creeps (No.15 July ’07) in which he collaborated with Camille Jones.

I FEEL IN LOVE WITH THE DJ - Che'Nelle Feat. Cham No.67

New urban sensation, Che’Nelle is of Malaysian background, but moved to Perth when she was ten years old. Che’Nelle’s father noticed her star quality when she used to improvise lyrics while doing karaoke. Now at the age of twenty-three, Che’Nelle is enjoying her time to shine. I Fell In Love With The DJ is Che’Nelle’s debut to the ARIA Singles Chart, but Che’Nelle is also a songwriter and co-wrote Ricki-Lee’s debut hit – Hell No! (No.5 June ’05). Che’Nelle also toured with Kanye West as his supporting act last year.

Albums

For the third week in a row at No.1 is Exile on Mainstream by Matchbox Twenty, while moving up to No.2 from No.4 is James Blunt’s All The Lost Souls. Foo Fighters with Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace is staying strong at No.3 for another week. New entry at No.4 and an Australian one at that – Better In The Dark by the Rogue Traders. No.5 sees Bruce Springsteen’s Magic fall from No.2 to No.5 and at No.6 is the Hairspray Soundtrack. The Cat Empire remains at No.7 for another with So Many Nights, while also sitting tight is Infinity On High by Fall Out Boy at No.8. Moving up 4 spots to No.9 is JT’s Future Sex/Love Sounds and finally at No.10 is the High School Musical 2 Soundtrack.

BETTER IN THE DARK - Rogue Traders No.4

The Rogue Traders second album, Here Comes The Drums, reached No.2 in March 2006 and was accredited Platinum. Now the third album for this Aussie band seems set to follow in its path. The first single off the album, Don’t You Wanna Feel peaked at No.6 earlier this month. Other singles to have charted well for the band include We’re Coming Home (No.14 July ’06), Watching You (No.5 Feb. ’06), Way To Go! (No.7 Nov. ’05), Voodoo Child (No.4 Aug. ’05) and One Of My Kind (No.10 Mar. ’03).

CRUEL GUARDS - The Panics No.18

The Rogue Traders second album, Here Comes The Drums, reached No.2 in March 2006 and was accredited Platinum. Now the third album for this Aussie band seems set to follow in its path. The first single off the album, Don’t You Wanna Feel peaked at No.6 earlier this month. Other singles to have charted well for the band include We’re Coming Home (No.14 July ’06), Watching You (No.5 Feb. ’06), Way To Go! (No.7 Nov. ’05), Voodoo Child (No.4 Aug. ’05) and One Of My Kind (No.10 Mar. ’03).

THE MOON LOOKED ON - Claire Bowditch & The Feeding Set No.29

The Feeding Set was a name made up by band member, Libby Chow as a joke referring to the meals that Bowditch would cook and serve after Wednesday night band rehearsals. This album and its music were inspired the honeymoon that Bowditch and Marty Brown (drums) took to Vietnam, where they found an instrument shop with traditional instruments. They bought some instruments home with them and have used them in the music for this album as well as incorporating modes and scales not normally used in Western contemporary music. The album was recorded using analogue equipment – reel to reel – as opposed to digital. Clare Bowditch and The Feeding Set has also released What Was Left (No.35 Oct. ’05).

CHASE THE LIGHT - Jimmy Eat World No.30

Jimmy Eat World formed in 1993 in Arizona, USA. The band consists of Jim Adkins (Lead vocals, Guitar), Tom Linton (Guitar, Vocals), Rick Burch (Bass) and Zach Lind (Drums). This album was self produced by the band, but they have had a little help from Chris Testa – who has also worked with Dixie Chicks and Butch Vig (of Garbage) – who also worked with The Smashing Pumpkins and Nirvana. Their past hits include their album, Futures (No.27 Oct. ’04) and the single Middle / A Praise Chorus (No.49 Jan. ’03).

SONGS OF MASS DESTRUCTION - Annie Lennox No.41

This is the first album in 4 years from Lennox. The album focuses on songs regarding topical issues such as Iraq, global warming, the AIDS epidemic, religious conflict, inequality and poverty – hence the album title. One particular song entitled, Sing features over twenty-three other female soloists Lennox invited to sing on the track. They include P!nk, Anastacia, Celine Dion, Madonna, Kt Tunstall, Faith Hill, Fergie, Shakira, Sugababes among many others. Obviously Lennox is no stranger to the charts with past albums such as Diva (No.7 May ’92), Bare (No.10 June ’03) and Medusa – Live In Central Park (No.5 Mar. ’93). As lead singer of the band Eurythmics, the following albums also charted very well - We Too Are One (No.7 Sep. ’89), Peace (No.8 Nov. ’99) and Be Yourself Tonight (No.1)

BRAVE - Jennifer Lopez No.46

This is the sixth album from this artist also known as J.Lo. The singer was born and bred in The Bronx, New York, has proven that she’s not just Jenny From The Block (No.5 Jan. ’03). Lopez’s previous charting albums include, Rebirth (No.10 Mar. ’05), This Is Me Then (No.14 Dec. ’02), J To Tha L-O (No.11 Apr. ’02) J Lo (No.2 Jan. ’01) and On The 6 (No.11 Jul. ’99). Also, if that’s not been enough to keep her busy, Lopez also has a clothing label, a perfume line and a string of hit movies!

PULL THE PIN - Stereophonics No.68

This Welsh band formed as teenagers and performed covers as well as writing their own material in 1992. Since then there has been a few line up changes, but the current line-up is Kelly Jones – vocals and guitar, Richard Jones – bass and Javier Weyler – drums. They have had past successes with the albums; Just Enough Education To Perform (No.38 Apr. ’01), You Gotta Go There To Come Back (No.50 Aug. ’03) and Language. Sex. Violence. Other? (No.28 Apr. ’05).

BURN CITY - Pegz No.70

Making his debut to the ARIA Albums Chart this week is Pegz aka Tirren Staaf. Hailing from Melbourne, Pegz has been honing his skills for over a decade now. Not just an MC either, Pegz is also the CEO of Obese Records – the label behind one of Australia’s biggest hip-hop groups, Hilltop Hoods. Pegz is also the owner of the only record pressing plant in the southern hemisphere – Zenith Records. Pegz likes to give back to his community and works with St Kilda Youth Services and gives troubled teenagers tours of Obese Records.

THE MEANEST OF TIME - Dropkick Murphys No.85

They are a celtic punk band from Massachusetts and the current line up consists of Marc Orrell, Tim Brennan, James Lynch, Al Barr, Ken Casey, Matt Kelly and Scruffy Wallace. Forming in 1996, Dropkick Murphys site their influences as AC/DC, The Pogues and The Clash. The Meanest Of Times is the Murphys second album to hit the ARIA Top 100, The Warrior’s Code was the bands first break into the ARIA Albums Chart and peaked at No.80 in June 2005.