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Nicole Sczeringr fell 26 to 93 apparantly, seems a bit dramatic (cheers to DmClaus from spam site forums, someone posted a link and i thought id take a scan on their thread
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Nicole Sczeringr fell 26 to 93 apparantly, seems a bit dramatic (cheers to DmClaus from spam site forums, someone posted a link and i thought id take a scan on their thread

 

It was 40 last week :lol:

Nicole Sczeringr fell 26 to 93 apparantly, seems a bit dramatic (cheers to DmClaus from spam site forums, someone posted a link and i thought id take a scan on their thread

It fell 40-75. Editors went 26-93.

Have you heard the original by Mark Willis? :)

 

No, I haven't Mykka

Nicole Sczeringr fell 26 to 93
It fell 40-75

BLOODY NORA!

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I still cannot believe this was at #1 for four weeks and Call the Shots only managed #3 -_-
Great for the Pogues :wub: I hope they will be top 10 next week.
I still cannot believe this was at #1 for four weeks and Call the Shots only managed #3 -_-

 

I can, 'Call The Shots' is far from their best and I'm a Girls Aloud fan that usually prefers them.

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13 :ne: Elvis Presley - Burning Love [P]

 

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Original Chart Run (1972): 21-11-8-7-8-9-14-25-35 [9 wks]

 

Chart Run: 13 [1 wk]

 

Release date: 3-12-2007

Availability: in stock

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 88697125262

Label: RCA

 

"Before Elvis, there was nothing," John Lennon once said. An overstatement, of course, but Elvis Presley's ascendance to superstardom in the mid-1950s kicked off a musical and social revolution whose impact has yet to abate. After the charming young man from Tupelo, Mississippi was discovered by Sun Records honcho Sam Phillips, the wise studio owner took Presley under his wing, leading to the landmark recording of his first single, "That's All Right (Mama)." The rest, of course, is well-documented history, with Elvis going on to conquer the pop charts, the box office, and beyond. He truly was the King, and his blend of country, pop, and R&B became the cornerstone of rock & roll. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

track listing

1. Burning Love

2. It's A Matter Of Time

 

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Thank god, no more Elvis Presley hits after this week
I still cannot believe this was at #1 for four weeks and Call the Shots only managed #3 -_-

 

 

It is too easy, About You Now is a masterpiece, Call The shots isn't.

I was wondering why Girls Aloud wasn't up for the Xmas competition this year, but now I know

 

With the news rules, it's gonna be hard to get top10 with all those Xmas old songs invading the charts (Mariah shouldn't be the only one to climb to the top10 by Xmas)!

With the X Factor single and the bunch of Xmas songs, their management has been very clever to not release something for Xmas :P

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12 :up: (from 33) The Pogues Feat. Kirsty MacColl - Fairytale Of New York [D]

 

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Original Chart Run (1987/1988): 40-19-8-2-2-4-19-39-68 [9 wks]

Chart Run (1991/1992): 64-49-38-36-69 [5 wks]

Chart Run (2005/2006): 3-5-12-41-63 [5 wks]

Chart Run (2006/2007): 46-23-10-6-13 [5 wks]

 

Chart Run: 33-12 [2 wks]

 

Release date: 10-12-2007

Availability: pre-order now

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: WEA400CD

Label: WARNERS

 

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track listing

1. Fairytale Of New York

2. Fairytale Of New York [instrumental Version]

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