Posted April 2, 200817 yr I wonder what is the highest potential chart position that a song has ever been excluded from? I know Gnarls Barkley 'Crazy' was ineligible, despite selling enough for top 10 - and I suspect Snow Patrol 'Chasing Cars' was, too.
April 2, 200817 yr UK chart rules are a bit silly to exclude so many singles. Actually who the hell cares about longetivity, number of tracks, etc. If the release is classified as a single, it would have been included!
April 2, 200817 yr Didn't Gnarls Barkley dissapear off number 1? (but the next week he would have never made number 1 anyway)
April 2, 200817 yr Didn't Gnarls Barkley dissapear off number 1? (but the next week he would have never made number 1 anyway) Nope. It was number 1 for 9 weeks then slipped to number 2, the week after to number 5 and just after that was it removed from the chart.
April 2, 200817 yr i dont understand why its removed from the chart? Because the physical single was deleted.
April 2, 200817 yr Arctic Monkeys had an EP in 2006 that sold 70k first week but, being an EP, was excluded. It would have been No.1.
April 2, 200817 yr what do you mean deleted? deleted from where? From stores. In other words, they stop producing CD singles....
April 2, 200817 yr what do you mean deleted? deleted from where? The record company deleted from their catalogue. Not available anymore only on downloads.
April 2, 200817 yr Crazy by Gnarls got deleted because the Company wanted them to release more stuff and they thought this would stop them ever having another hit again! Wet Wet Wet did it with Love is all around i believe! :unsure:
April 2, 200817 yr Wet Wet Wet did it with Love is all around i believe! :unsure: I don't know about them, but Bryan Adams released another song whilst EIDIDIFY was No1 (it left the chart before the No1 as well!).
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