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All of a sudden it`s Friday. After fighting our way through some early bargains in certain stores (well not really bargains, because they are obviously over-priced in the first place), here we go with the usual offering of charts. Ranging from top films, dvds, tv, albums, a flashback, and returning a little later for the most up to date singles chart in the country!

 

To start, the top films: Compiled by Screen International for UK Box Office

w/k ending 26th Nov 2008

01 01 QUANTUM OF SOLACE

02 NE MAX PAYNE

03 02 HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 3

04 NE ZACK AND MIRI MAKE A PORNO

05 03 GHOST TOWN

06 NE DOSTANA

07 07 BURN AFTER READING

08 08 EASY VIRTUE

09 09 IGOR

10 04 SAW V

 

QUANTUM OF SOLACE has taken £40,280,807 in 3 weeks. MAX PAYNE takes £1,004,995 on week 1. ZACK AND MIRI MAKE A PORNO takes £798,205 also on the first week, DOSTANA takes £341,665.

 

The Top dvd films: Compiled by DTR, and based on sales and rentals across the UK.

01 NE KUNG FU PANDA

02 NE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA PRINCE CASPIAN

03 01 INDIANA JONES KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULLS

04 02 IRON MAN

05 03 JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE EARTH

06 04 WANTED

07 09 FORBIDDEN KINGDOM

08 06 THE HAPPENING

09 05 SPEED RACER

10 07 INCREDIBLE HULK

 

The Top tv related dvds:

01 DR WHO SEASON 4

02 PETER KAY

03 FAMILY GUY SEASON 7

04 FRENCH AND SAUNDERS

05 TOP GEAR STUNT CHALLENGES

06 BONES SERIES 3

07 STEPHEN FRY IN AMERICA

08 BENIDORM SERIES 2

09 GAVIN AND STACEY

10 RUSSELL HOWERD

 

The Top tv programmes: Compiled by BARB, Only the top editions of Soaps are included

01 02 CORONATION STREET 10.83m

02 01 X FACTOR 10.72m

03 03 STRICTLY COME DANCING 10.04m

04 04 EASTENDERS 9.94m

05 06 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW 8.71m

06 08 EMMERDALE 7.64m

07 07 TOP GEAR 7.57m

08 09 FAMILY FORTUNES 6.89m

09 re SILENT WITNESS 6.70m

10 ne STEPHEN FRY IN AMERICA 6.32m

 

Here`s the top albums: Compiled by DTR/Chartshow tv

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01 NE NOW 71 - VARIOUS

02 NE SPIRIT DELUXE EDITION - LEONA

03 NE SAFE TRIP HOME - DIDO

04 02 DECADE IN THE SUN - STEREOPHONICS

05 06 CLUBLAND 14 - VARIOUS

06 NE DARK HORSE - NICKELBACK

07 NE UNCLE B - N-DUBZ

08 03 OUT OF CONTROL - GIRLS ALOUD

09 NE I AM SASHA FIERCE - BEYONCE

10 01 PROMISE - IL DIVO

11 05 ONLY BY THE LIGHT - KINGS OF LEON

12 07 HSM 3 - VARIOUS

13 NE GREATEST HITS - SIMPLY RED

14 04 FUNHOUSE - PINK

15 08 GREATEST HITS - ENRIQUE

16 NE MOS ANTHEMS 2 - VARIOUS

17 17 BEST OF - SASH

18 13 POP PARTY 6 - VARIOUS

19 11 MY LOVE - CELINE DION

20 10 HUNDRED MILLION SUNS - SNOW PATROL

21 09 AND WINTER CAME - ENYA

22 16 BLACK ICE - AC/DC

23 12 DREAMBOATS AND PETTICOATS 2 - VARIOUS

24 20 HOME - FRON MALE VOICE CHOIR

25 NE SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK - ROD STEWART

26 14 A DECADE OF HITS - CHRISTINA AGUILERA

27 NE R + B YEARBOOK - VARIOUS

28 NE PEOPLE GET READY - RUSSELL WATSON

29 22 SOUL - SEAL

30 19 PICTURES - STATUS QUO

 

TOM JONES misses the combined top 30, and 40 at 41, with WILL YOUNG resting at 40. LEONA sneaks above DIDO, a colleague informs me that Dido is well over 4,000 behind Leona...But NOW 71 outsells them anyway.

 

Flashback time.

This week it`s November 1983:

The Albums:

01 01 COLOUR BY NUMBERS - CULTURE CLUB

02 02 CAN`T SLOW DOWN - LIONEL RICHIE

03 22 INFIDELS - BOB DYLAN

04 04 LABOUR OF LOVE - UB40

05 19 PIPES OF PEACE - PAUL MCCARTNEY

06 03 SNAP - THE JAM

07 05 GENESIS - GENESIS

08 15 AN INNOCENT MAN - BILLY JOEL

09 08 NO PARLEZ - PAUL YOUNG

10 09 ZIGGY STARDUST-THE MOTION PICTURE - DAVID BOWIE

11 14 THE TWO OF US - VARIOUS

12 10 THRILLER - MICHAEL JACKSON

13 07 VOICE OF THE HEART - CARPENTERS

14 NE UNDERCOVER - ROLLING STONES

15 NE ATLANTIC YEARS 73-80 - ROXY MUSIC

16 16 ROCK N`SOUL - DARYL HALL/JOHN OATES

17 17 TOO LOW FOR ZERO - ELTON JOHN

18 11 FANTASTIC - WHAM

19 06 NORTH OF A MIRACLE - NICK HEYWARD

20 20 ALIVE SHE CRIED - THE DOORS

 

CULTURE CLUB just pipping LIONEL RICHIE to the post in 1983. 6 weeks at the top for CULTURE CLUB..rather like the single. LIONEL got stuck at 2..again rather like his current single. BOB DYLAN was around as ever. UB40 gave us the first part of LABOUR OF LOVE the first time round. PAUL MCCARTNEY was at his zenith position..though the single went all the way. GENESIS gave us their best. THE JAM was a retro of their hits, called SNAP! BILLY JOEL was rising back into prominence. ROLLING STONES were doing as well as their single. PAUL YOUNG was a-drift, but the singles kept coming. MICHAEL JACKSON wouldn`t go away. THE CARPENTERS latest was a-tributing the sad death of KAREN CARPENTER. DAVID BOWIE gave us his blockbuster film. ROXY MUSIC gave us their best of the Atlantic label years. ELTON JOHN wouldn`t go away either. DARYL HALL AND JOHN OATES did ok with the album, but "SAY IT ISN`T SO", was the curent single, that was a big Radio 2 airplayer, but didn`t sell much. NICK HEYWARD took a solo single "BLUE HAT FOR A BLUE DAY" off the album..but the album itself was bombing down the top 20. THE DOORS current album was a live offering of recently discovered tracks..a mini album though.

 

The 1983 singles:

01 01 UPTOWN GIRL - BILLY JOEL

02 09 SAY SAY SAY - PAUL MCCARTNEY/MICHAEL JACKSON

03 02 ALL NIGHT LONG - LIONEL RICHIE

04 08 CRY JUST A LITTLE BIT - SHAKIN STEVENS

05 10 SUN AND THE RAIN - MADNESS

06 04 PUSS N`BOOTS - ADAM ANT

07 07 LOVE CATS - CURE

08 06 SAFETY DANCE - MEN WITHOUT HATS

09 25 UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT - ROLLING STONES

10 39 NEVER NEVER - ASSEMBLY

11 05 KARMA CHAMELEON - CULTURE CLUB

12 03 UNION OF THE SNAKE - DURAN DURAN

13 12 PLEASE DON`T MAKE ME CRY - UB40

14 NE SOLID BOND IN YOUR HEART - STYLE COUNCIL

15 15 THAT WAS THEN BUT THIS IS NOW - ABC

16 16 A MESS OF BLUES - STATUS QUO

17 27 ONLY FOR LOVE - LIMAHL

18 23 UNCONDITIONAL LOVE - DONNA SUMMER/MUSICAL YOUTH

19 28 LOVE WILL TEAR US APART - JOY DIVISION

20 17 SYNCHRONICITY II - POLICE

21 13 HEY YOU - ROCKSTEADY CREW

22 24 RIGHT BY YOUR SIDE - EURYTHMICS

23 31 CALLING YOUR NAME - MARILYN

24 NE LOVE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE - PAUL YOUNG

25 11 THEY DON`T KNOW - TRACEY ULLMAN

26 14 NEW SONG - HOWARD JONES

27 NE THIS CHARMING MAN - SMITHS

28 34 OBLIVIOUS - AZTEC CAMERA

29 30 007 - MUSICAL YOUTH

30 NE OWNER OF A LONELY HEART - YES

31 22 BLUE MONDAY - NEW ORDER

32 19 IN YOUR EYES - GEORGE BENSON

33 NE THAT`S ALL - GENESIS

34 NE THRILLER - MICHAEL JACKSON

35 20 SUPERMAN - BLACK LACE

36 NE HOLD ME NOW - THOMPSON TWINS

37 40 REILLY - OLYMPIC ORCHESTRA

38 32 LICK IT UP - KISS

39 18 KISS THE BRIDE - ELTON JOHN

40 21 KISSING WITH CONFIDENCE

 

The hat-trick for BILLY JOEL in 1983. On the following week, SAY SAY SAY dethroned him on the MRIB top 40..chiefly because the song was hyped back up the chart, by uk radio and tv in 83. Even featuring on NOEL EDMOND`s ill-fated LATE LATE BREAKFAST SHOW. SHAKIN STEVENS had another top 3 hit here. MADNESS carried on. ADAM ANT was getting Pantomimey. THE CURE got there first top tenner. MEN WITHOUT HATS couldn`t find a follow up. THE ASSEMBLY was FEARGAL SHARKEY`s latest outfit..and another MRIB number one! Down for SIMON LE BON and co. STYLE COUNCIL were always sure of the highest new entry. ABC and the QUO were both stuck..the QUO covering ELVIS circa 1960. LIMAHL away from KAJAGOOGOO had limited success for 2 years. 2 hits for MUSICAL YOUTH one with DONNA SUMMER, and 007 was a re-make of the 1967 hit for DESMOND DEKKER. JOY DIVISION who grew into NEW ORDER were in, following the big 12 incher, of BLUE MONDAY. MARILYN was a good pal of BOY GEORGE. EURYTHMICS were still doing ok. THE POLICE took SYNCRONICITY II off the album "SYNCRONICITY". AZTEC CAMERA should of crack the top ten, but didn`t. We had the single version of "THRILLER". THE SMITHS cracked in, all over the NME, as usual. REILLY was the theme to Thames tv`s series REILLY ACE OF SPIES. YES were into the 30, big rock giants featuring JON ANDERSON. The top 40 began with a "kissing" theme..featuring WILL POWERS/CARLY SIMON, and old baldy ELTON JOHN!

(The vintage charts from MRIB/Independant Radio November 1983).

 

 

Hang on for the latest singles, coming soon...

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Hi Dave. Thanks for this, great as ever :thumbup:

 

Disappointed Mamma Mia isn't back in the films top 10 (although to be honest I didn't get to see it again myself), but I know the DVD is going to be HUUUUUUUUGE next week :)

1983 - I was 12 then & I just released that I now own 8 of the Top 20 albums from that chart compared to 1 from this week's Top 30 albums (Now 71).

 

 

And on a separate note, I love this track

 

08 06 SAFETY DANCE - MEN WITHOUT HATS :wub: I remember playing this and the New Order track all day long, I just love Blue Monday, New Order were at their peak in those days.

Oh god yeah, Blue Monday is amazing :dance: I was a bit shocked the other day to realise New Order wasn't a big act until the 90s though. True Faith (amazing) and Bizarre Love Triangle (less so) both flopped :o
Oh god yeah, Blue Monday is amazing :dance: I was a bit shocked the other day to realise New Order wasn't a big act until the 90s though. True Faith (amazing) and Bizarre Love Triangle (less so) both flopped :o

 

Eh? "True Faith" was #4!!

You're right, I think I meant Theives Like Us, but even that was a middling hit...
Oh god yeah, Blue Monday is amazing :dance: I was a bit shocked the other day to realise New Order wasn't a big act until the 90s though. True Faith (amazing) and Bizarre Love Triangle (less so) both flopped :o

 

Not true, they had plenty of hits in the 80s which went Top 40.

Blue Monday and True Faith were big hits, they also charted with Round and Round, Touched By

The Hand Of God, and Fine Time.

 

Can't wait for the singles - hope Beyonce is still number one (or the Killers!)

Thanks Dave - a good read. That 1983 chart brought back some memories and suddenly I feel old!

 

Dave - was the Take That UC mention last week a mistake then? I've noticed its back in the top 20 in the Tesco chart and in my local HMV but that's all I've seen.

 

Norma

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HUNDRED MILLION SUNS - SIMPLY RED

 

sorry to nit pick, its by Snow Patrol

Yep Martin, I know...that serves me right for listening to Simply Red, at the same time as typing! :thumbup:

 

Here is the finish..starting with the top physicals:

w/k ending 28th Nov 2008

01 01 X FACTOR FINALISTS

02 02 ALESHA DIXON

03 03 BEYONCE

04 04 GIRLS ALOUD

05 05 LEONA

06 NE DUFFY

07 06 GURU JOSH

08 09 PINK

09 NE CHRISTIAN FALK

10 07 LEMAR

11 NE THE VERVE

12 11 PUDSEYS BEAUTIFUL DREAMERS

13 10 KEYS/WHITE

14 NE NICKELBACK

15 08 KANYE

16 12 KARDINAL OFFISHALL

17 18 SEX ON FIRE

18 14 BREAK EVEN

19 15 SATURDAYS

20 NE JAMES BLUNT

21 17 SASH

22 21 GERALDINE

23 22 BOYZONE

24 13 NKOTB

25 24 LEON

26 19 RAZORLIGHT

27 16 MILEY

28 NE SNEAKY SOUND SYSTEM

29 20 PAUL WELLER

30 RE MGMT

31 25 ADELE

32 29 SUGABABES

33 26 PLATNUM

34 23 TWISTED WHEEL

35 27 SIMPLY RED

36 30 CHARLATANS

37 NE DELIRIOUS

38 33 SNOW PATROL

39 28 DIDO

40 32 THE GAME/LIL`WAYNE

 

X FACTOR still physical number one. The KILLERS 7" limited physical, runs out of steam and misses the top 40. As the 19-40 positions, sell virtually nothing as physical singles.

 

Here are the combined physical/downloads:

50 51 HALLELUJAH - JEFF BUCKLEY -

49 41 KIDS - MGMT 30) =45

48 43 TATTOO - JORDIN SPARKS - =44

47 35 7 THINGS - MILEY CYRUS 29) =42

46 55 ALL I WANT FOR XMAS IS YOU - MARIAH CAREY - =48

45 NE INSOMNIA - CRAIG DAVID -

44 NE UFO - SNEAKY SOUND SYSTEM 28) =50

43 36 COOKIE JAR - GYM CLASS HEROES 27) =43

42 52 VIVA LA VIDA - COLDPLAY - =40

41 38 MAN WHO CAN`T BE - SCRIPT 26) =41

 

40 33 TAKE BACK THE CITY - SNOW PATROL 25)=37

39 37 WHEN I GROW UP - PUSSYCAT DOLLS 24) =39

38 40 BEGGIN` - MADCON 23) =38

37 26 CHINESE DEMOCRACY - GUNS N`ROSES - =31

36 34 SUPERHUMAN - CHRIS BROWN - =34

35 32 MISS INDEPENDANT - NE-YO - =33

34 24 WIRE TO WIRE - RAZORLIGHT 22) =30

33 39 GIRLS - SUGABABES 21) =32

32 NE PAPA - N-DUBZ - =36

31 27 RAINDROPS - SASH 20) =28

 

30 18 KEEPS GETTIN BETTER - CHRISTINA - =24

29 NE DREAM ON - CHRISTIAN FALK/ROBYN 19) =29

28 NE RUN - SNOW PATROL - =22

27 30 DISTURBIA - RIHANNA - =28

26 31 I KISSED A GIRL - KATY PERRY 18) =27

25 22 BREAK EVEN - SCRIPT 17) =25

24 23 SPOTLIGHT - JENNIFER HUDSON - =23

23 17 UP - SATURDAYS 16) =21

22 15 ANOTHER WAY TO DIE - KEYS/WHITE 15) =20

21 29 LET YOUR LOVE FLOW - BELLAMY BROTHERS -

 

20 28 GOTTA BE SOMEBODY - NICKELBACK 14)

19 16 DANGEROUS - KARDINAL OFFISHALL 13) =19

18 14 IF SHE KNEW - LEMAR 12) =18

17 20 I HATE THIS PART - PUSSYCAT DOLLS - =16

16 19 USE SOMEBODY - KINGS OF LEON - =17

15 25 RAIN ON YOUR PARADE - DUFFY 11) =14

14 21 RIGHT NOW - AKON - =15

13 13 SEX ON FIRE - KINGS OF LEON 10) =13

12 12 SO WHAT - PINK 9) =12

11 11 LOVE LOCKDOWN - KANYE 8) =11

 

10 10 FORGIVE ME - LEONA LEWIS 7) =9

09 08 WOMANIZER - BRITNEY - =10

08 09 INFINITY - GURU JOSH 6) =8

07 07 THE PROMISE - GIRLS ALOUD 5) =7

06 06 BOY DOES NOTHING - ALESHA 4) =6

05 05 HOT N`COLD - KATY PERRY - =5

04 02 LIVE YOUR LIFE - T.I/RIHANNA - =4

03 04 HUMAN - KILLERS 3) =3

02 01 HERO - X FACTOR FINALISTS 2) =2

01 03 IF I WERE A BOY - BEYONCE 1) =1

 

) Position without downloads alone.

 

= Position on Chart Show tv.

 

It was a close battle this week, in a pretty static chart. Last week`s top 13, is just rearranged. Outside the 50: DELIRIOUS, BOYZONE, WILL YOUNG, DIZZEE RASCAL, TAKE THAT, ADELE, NO AIR, SFG, IGLU AND HARTLEY, THE VERVE...All top 60. T.I, NICKELBACK, BEYONCE, JAMES MORRISON/NELLY FURTADO, RIHANNA -REHAB, ROBERT MILES, and JOHN BARROWMAN all stack up the top 75.

 

NOTE: This chart is compiled from Chart Show tv`s Singles Video chart (Saturday 9am Sky 365), but with added sales to make it the most up to date chart in Britain.

 

Let`s finish with the top pre-orders:

The Singles

01 TAKE THAT - GREATEST DAY 24TH

02 MCFLY - DO YA/STAY WITH ME 24TH

03 T.I. - LIVE YOUR LIFE 24TH

04 HOT N`COLD - KATY PERRY 24TH

05 WOMANIZER - BRITNEY SPEARS 24TH

06 MILES AWAY - MADONNA 24TH

07 GRACE - WILL YOUNG 1ST

08 RIGHT NOW - AKON 24TH

09 I HATE THIS PART - PUSSYCAT DOLLS 24TH

10 USE SOMBODY - KINGS OF LEON 8TH

11 GET UP ON THE DANCEFLOOR - GEORGE SAMPSON 24TH

12 BETTER - BOYZONE 8TH

13 I`M OUTTA TIME - OASIS 1ST

14 JUMP THAT ROCK - SCOOTER 15TH

15 IT`S XMAS TIME - STATUS QUO 1ST

16 BIG FISH LITTLE FISH - BOB THE BUILDER 24TH

17 WE R ONE - SAME DIFFERENCE 24TH

18 COME OVER - ESTELLE/SEAN PAUL 24TH

19 DAVID CARRADINE IS A BOUNTY HUNTER - FIGHT LIKE APES 1ST

20 SANDCASTLE DISCO - SOLANGE 24TH

 

Here are the pre-order albums for 24th Nov:

01 DAY AND AGE - KILLERS

02 CHINESE DEMOCRACY- GUNS N`ROSES

03 ROCKFERRY DELUXE - DUFFY

04 808 - KANYE WEST

05 R + B COLLECTION 08 - VARIOUS

06 RADIO ONE LIVE LOUNGE 3 SPECIAL EDITION

07 JOHN BARROWMAN - MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC

08 LEMAR - THE REASON

09 PROSPEKTS MARCH - COLDPLAY

10 THE ALESHA SHOW - ALESHA DIXON

 

TAKE THAT number one single, next week??? MCFLY increasing in pre-orders, may get in the way. Can they beat off Beyonce, and those X Factor Finalists? KILLERS definate number one album. So many singles released on Monday, so some poor vocalists will miss out...

TomKay, this Week 'Mamma Mia!' dropped from No.11 to No.13 in the UK Film

Charts.

However, it took more money than it did 2 Weeks ago, when it was at No.9 in

the Top 10. It is just that the Top 12 Films took even more cash this Week, which

is why 'Mamma Mia!' dropped to No.13.

 

The Film has taken £67,879,439 in the UK - so far. It is unlikely to overtake

'Titanic' now. That Film is the 'All Time' No.1 Film at the UK Box Office - £69,025,646.

So, 'Mamma Mia!' will have to settle for 2nd place, as this Week End is its last in UK

Cinemas - the DVD is out on Monday. (24th November). We will see if the DVD can

sell a UK Million - in a Week. (Monday 24th to Saturday 29th). So far, the fastest

Selling DVD of 2008, (UK), is 'Sex & The City' - 820,000 in its first Week. A far bigger,

Weekly Sale, than any Single or Album this Year. But, 'Mamma Mia!' was a much bigger

Film than 'Sex & The City' - so, can it sell more, (& faster), than that Film on DVD?

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Thanks Dave - a good read. That 1983 chart brought back some memories and suddenly I feel old!

 

Dave - was the Take That UC mention last week a mistake then? I've noticed its back in the top 20 in the Tesco chart and in my local HMV but that's all I've seen.

 

Norma

I believe it was just the original at a reduced price (again)! :thumbup:

 

Thanks Dave! Great stuff :D Glad we finally have a new number one, although I don't really rate it, although it's already been number one for two weeks on the Bullboard sales and airplay chart!

 

Sorry to hijack your thread, but this week's Bullboard chart might be delayed slightly and I won't be able to post any more retros until at least sunday evening. Going away for the weekend and will have limited internet access :(

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Thanks for posting, I'm surprised at Alesha been above Beyoyo, considering Beyoyo is #1 combined, she must be doing better on downloads.
With all these pre-orders next week we could have a busy top 10!

 

I think come Tuesday we will see many of the top 10 slipping to make way for the new enteries..Well at least on itunes anyway.

 

With TT & SD almost garanteed to hit top 10 with their tracks..that's at least 2 gone..

 

PLUS...

 

Could BOB The Builder really make top 10!?! lol.

 

Womanizer is surely going back into the top 5.

 

&&

 

T.I Surely going to climb possibly taking the top spot!

 

X-Factor has surely got to fall this week and next week...

 

Exciting week for singles :dance:

 

Albums I think it's pretty obvious who's going to take the crown :w00t:

Albums I think it's pretty obvious who's going to take the crown :w00t:

 

 

Is it? Who then? :P Could be The Killers or Axl and Co.

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