I hope next time the awful Koopa release something they're done for chart-fixing. 16-Out of top 200. <_<

 

Does that count as 'fixing' any more than the massive X-Factor hyping for their indifferent acts? :)

 

I despise Valerie, one of those songs i just dont like in the slightest, isnt there just an Amy version of this in the charts aswell, thats kinda pointless considering its a cover itself...

:blink: :unsure:

 

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I really don't like Apologize, but it's going to be one of those songs that hang around the top 10 for a while.

2 (from 2) Take That - Rule The World [P]

 

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Chart Run: 46-2-2-2 [4 wks]

 

Release date: 22-10-2007

Availability: in stock

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 1746285

Label: POLYDOR

 

Britain’s favourite four piece Take That have written and recorded a soaring new song entitled 'Rule The World' for the latest epic big screen production from acclaimed film director Matthew Vaughn for Paramount Pictures called 'Stardust'.

This will be the first time the band have written and recorded a song specifically for a film. Grammy Award-winning producer John Shanks (who also produced the band’s current album ‘Beautiful World’) worked on the musical arrangement for the track which was recorded with the band at Abbey Road Studios which is also where they shot the video. The video and the recording of the track also features the Millennia Ensemble, an 18 piece string ensemble.

'Stardust' isn’t just any film, it’s been dubbed "this autumn’s escape into enchantment" and features an all star cast including Robert De Niro, Sienna Miller, Ricky Gervais, Claire Danes, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sir Ian McKellen and Rupert Everett to name but a few and will be in UK cinemas from October 19th. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

track listing

1. Rule The World [Radio Edit]

2. Stay Together

 

01 (01) Leona Lewis – Bleeding Love

02 (02) Take That – Rule The World

03 (04) Timbaland presents One Republic – Apologize

04 (05) Mark Ronson feat. Amy Winehouse – Valerie

05 (03) Westlife – Home

06 (06) Sugababes – About You Now

07 (19) Craig David – Hot Stuff (Let’s Dance)

08 (07) Britney Spears – Gimme More

09 (26) Alicia Keys – No One (D)

10 (08) The Freemasons feat. Bailey Tzuke – Uninvited

11 (09) The Hoosiers – Goodbye Mr. A

12 (**) Kylie – 2 Hearts (D)

13 (**) Elvis Presley – In The Ghetto

14 (50) Nicole Scherzinger feat. Will.I. Am – Baby Love

15 (11) Ida Corr vs. Fedde Le Grand – Let Me Think About It

16 (25) Rihanna feat. Ne-Yo – Hate That I Love You (D)

17 (14) 50 Cent feat. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland – Ayo Technology

18 (17) Robyn – Handle Me

19 (13) Mika – Happy Ending

20 (**) Spice Girls – Headlines (Friendship Never Ends) (D)

21 (18) Shayne Ward – No U Hang On / If That’s OK With You

22 (10) McFly – My Heart Never Lies

23 (42) Kanye West. Feat. T. Pain – Good Life

24 (12) Samim – Heater

25 (21) Plain White T’s – Hey There Delilah

26 (20) Phil Collins – In The Air Tonight (D)

27 (23) Scouting For Girls – She’s So Lovely

28 (25) Timbaland feat. Keri Hilson & DOE – The Way I Are

29 (22) Akon – Sorry Blame It On Me

30 (32) The Wombats – Let’s Dance To Joy Division

31 (29) Sean Kingston – Beautiful Girls

32 (28) Fergie – Big Girls Don’t Cry (Personal)

33 (30) Avril Lavigne – Hot

34 (45) Nickelback – Rockstar (D)

35 (33) Foo Fighters – The Pretender

36 (35) Rihanna feat. Jay-Z – Umbrella

37 (63) Amy Winehouse - Valerie

38 (40) Chris Brown feat. T. Pain – Kiss Kiss

39 (34) The Hoosiers – Worried About Ray

40 (58) Celine Dion – Taking Chances

 

I despise Valerie, one of those songs i just dont like in the slightest, isnt there just an Amy version of this in the charts aswell, thats kinda pointless considering its a cover itself...

 

I just hate Valerie now because it's so overplayed. And everyone is acting like the Zutons just didn't exist now, but there's will always be the definitive version of the song.

Oh yey, it's Gary Barlow and his backing singers :lol:

Just to clear up the confusion:

 

Someone called Callum sent Reggie and Fearne a text saying something like "It's obvious that Take That will be number 1 this week."

Edited November 11, 200718 yr by adi_gallia

Why does everyone seem to think Take That will be number 1?

 

No-one I know thought it'd be number one. We all know that Leona would be.

 

Norma

 

1 (from 1) Leona Lewis - Bleeding Love [P] *3rd week at #1

 

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Chart Run: 1-1-1 [3 wks]

 

Release date: 22-10-2007

Availability: normally ships in 24 hours

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 88697175622

Label: BMG

 

The wait is over. 'Bleeding Love' is the first single to be released from Leona Lewis’s highly anticipated debut album, 'Spirit'. Since winning the X Factor in 2006, Leona has been recording and writing for her album, taking her time to get it absolutely right. 'Bleeding Love' gives us the first glimpse of what we can expect and is well worth the wait. 'Bleeding Love' was written and produced by LA’s hottest emerging talent, Ryan Tedder, whose credits include Mary J Blige, JLO, Timbaland and Natasha Bedingfield.

 

Leona Lewis was the first X Factor winner with international potential. In December 2006 she won the X Factor and had a massive Christmas Number 1 hit with 'A Moment Like This', the most downloaded track in the UK of last year, with an amazing 50,000 downloads in the first half hour alone. This immediately thrust Leona to having the biggest ever debut single for a female artist. As Simon Cowell simply put it: “She’s mesmerising. I literally couldn’t believe how good she was.” People were quick to compare Leona to the likes of Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey, which is good company to be in, but Bleeding Love is set to remind people that she has her own unique sound.

 

Leona set off to the US in February of this year to perform an intimate industry only showcase hosted by the legendary Clive Davis. Leona has since has been working with Dallas Austin, Soulshock and Carlin, Jam and Lewis, Walter Afanasieff and Salaam Remi. Between them they have worked with artists such as Amy Winehouse, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Usher, TLC and Michael Jackson. Every track on her forthcoming debut album has the potential to be a single. The album has been executively produced by Simon Cowell and Clive Davis. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

track listing

1. Bleeding Love

2. Forgiveness

 

Bleeding Topic Here!

No-one I know thought it'd be number one. We all know that Leona would be.

 

Norma

I meant the people that were texting in, most of them were saying Take That would get the #1.

Oh yey, it's Gary Barlow and his backing singers :lol:

 

Darren ... the other guys in Take That do their job and well earn their money. Their live shows are second to none. I do get tired of people saying 'backing singers'. It is so boring, predictable and tedious of you.

 

Norma

 

I just hate Valerie now because it's so overplayed. And everyone is acting like the Zutons just didn't exist now, but there's will always be the definitive version of the song.

 

I think their version is awful, always hated it. This version vastly surprasses it IMO.

I meant the people that were texting in, most of them were saying Take That would get the #1.

 

Well they must have been living on another planet the last couple of weeks! :)

 

Norma

 

No-one I know thought it'd be number one. We all know that Leona would be.

 

Norma

It was in the radio :lol:

rave on rave on ooooh! How bloody ridiculous can they be

Congrats to Leona! Another week at #1. :D

Still not sick of this song yet :) Cannot wait to buy the album tomorrow even though I've heard it :P

It was in the radio :lol:

 

Missed that bit ... trying to get my wine out of its box after we accidentally stabbed it with a carving knife yesterday.

 

Norma