May 11, 200818 yr i know, if they wont playlist it on r1, they should atleast do it on the chart show Unfortunately i only think they play songs if they are in the top 20, or are or have been playlisted, or are a new entry to the top 40 "Or are" doesn't make sense does it?
May 11, 200818 yr Unfortunately i only think they play songs if they are in the top 20, or are or have been playlisted, or are a new entry to the top 40 "Or are" doesn't make sense does it? Or climbers (well, the majority of them).
May 11, 200818 yr 32 (from 50) Wideboys Feat. Shaznay Lewis - Daddy-O [P] I wonder what would have happened if this was released on Hard To Beat. AATW seem to lose at everything, but personally i think HTB have an element of luck aswell
May 11, 200818 yr I wonder what would have happened if this was released on Hard To Beat. AATW seem to lose at everything, but personally i think HTB have an element of luck aswell Scooter and Clubland Classix disagree with this statement :o
May 11, 200818 yr Author 31 (from 21) Britney Spears - Break The Ice [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697290262.JPG Chart Run: 36-25-23-15-17-21-31 [7 wks] Release date: 14-4-2008 Availability: in stock Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 88697290262 Label: RCA In the late 1990s, Madonna had long since become a mature artist, turning her back on the carefree dance-pop of her early days ("Like A Virgin," "Holiday," etc.). Teenage singer Britney Spears picked up on this specific Madonna era, albeit with a more girl-next-door approach. Her coy mix of innocence and sensuality (and infectious songs) made her a superstar, and helped inspire the teen-pop phenomenon that soon dominated pop music. By the early '00s, Spears was casting about for a more adult image, and remade herself into a vixen, experimented with acting and reality TV, and had two children with the controversial wannabe rap star Kevin Federline. While her personal life preempted her musical output for a while, she seemed on the road to artistic recovery after the 2006 birth of her second child. A critically lambasted appearance on the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards and a very public custody battle with Federline worked against her, but her concurrent album release BLACKOUT bought her some credibility with the fickle music press. - HMV Video here: track listing 1. Break The Ice 2. Break The Ice [instrumental]
May 11, 200818 yr Scooter and Clubland Classix disagree with this statement :o Oh yeah. Maybe HTB are better at singles then
May 11, 200818 yr Author Recap: 31 (21) Britney Spears – Break The Ice (7 wks) 32 (50) Wideboys feat. Shaznay Lewis – Daddy O (2 wks) 33 (23) Utah Saints – Something Good 08 (13 wks) 34 (24) Hooisers – Cops & Robbers (4 wks) 35 (28) One Republic – Stop and Stare (13 wks) 36 (30) Ashlee Simpson – Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya) (3 wks) 37 (51) Santogold – L.E.S. Artistes (2 wks) 38 (19) Jay Sean – Maybe (3 wks) 39 (26) Robyn – Who’s That Girl? (4 wks) 40 (34) Basshunter – Now You’re Gone (19 wks)
May 11, 200818 yr Oh yeah. Maybe HTB are better at singles then true, AATW have limited success with singles...they promote the hell out of albums but can't seem to do the same with singles
May 11, 200818 yr Author Jester, your countdown with the chart runs and video things are the best! Thanks! Am all alone today - its quite frantic at times!
May 11, 200818 yr Author 30 (from 52) Sara Bareilles - Love Song [D] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/SARABAREILLES.JPG Chart Run: 52-30 [2 wks] Release date: 2-6-2008 Video here:
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