November 30, 200817 yr Its the album track that's charting. yes, and in the future, will it get a proper release?
November 30, 200817 yr World Smash: Jason Mraz - I'm Yours US #6 Australia #3 Canada #9 Denmark #12 Holland #4 New Zealand #26 Belgium #8 Germany #8 Finland #11 Italy #4 Portugal #1 Sweden #1 Austria #2 Switzerland #6 Norway #1 Expect a similar charting in few weeks time!
November 30, 200817 yr 30 George Sampson - Get Up On The Dance Floor / Headz Up [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697438462.JPG Chart Run: 30 [1 wk] Release date: 24-11-2008 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 88697438462 Label: RCA Video here: cCl4kxrDo04 track listing 1. Get Up On The Dance Floor 2. Headz Up Chart history (Year peak title): 2008 30 Get Up On The Dance Floor / Headz Up Wow, This is very disapointing especially since it samples some of the best known dance tunes of all time including "Gonna Make You Sweat". Maybe they should have released this tune immediately after his win on "Britian's Got Talent".
November 30, 200817 yr 20 (from 10) Leona Lewis - Forgive Me [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/LEOANLCDS.JPG Chart Run: 5-10-10-20 [4 wks] Release date: 3-11-2008 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 88697337602 Label: BMG Leona Lewis from Hackney, London was the winner of the third series of the UK reality TV show, THE X FACTOR. Lewis auditioned with "Somewhere Over The Rainbow"--in the style of Eva Cassidy rather than Judy Garland--and was eventually crowned the winner on 16th December 2006, polling 60% of the estimated 8 million votes. Her debut single--"A Moment Like This"--was released a matter of days after the final and roared to the top of the UK singles charts claiming the prestigious Christmas number 1 spot, selling over half a million copies on the way. In February 2007, Lewis signed a multi-million dollar contract with Clive Davis' J Records, and began the lengthy process of recording her debut full-length, SPIRIT. The first fruits from the album sessions, Lewis' second single, 'Bleeding Love', became her second UK number one in October 2007. - HMV Video here: track listing 1. Forgive Me [single mix] 2. Myself - Leona Lewis & Novel Chart history (Year peak title): 2006 01 A Moment Like This 2007 46 Forgiveness 2007 01 Bleeding Love 2007 73 The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 2007 61 Whatever It Takes 2007 25 Footprints In The Sand 2008 02 Better In Time / Footprints In The Sand 2008 05 Forgive Me
November 30, 200817 yr Expect a similar charting in few weeks time! I really doubt it unfortunately. The UK don't like songs like that :drama: Just take a lok at Colbie Callait's "Bubbly" :cry:
November 30, 200817 yr I liked 'Forgive Me' a lot a few months ago, but I bored of it so quickly. :( It has no lasting appeal and it's not 'The Sweet Escape'.
November 30, 200817 yr I so agree Aly, I'm getting bored of it :lol: which is probably why I like 'Misses Glass' more :lol:
November 30, 200817 yr Well I remember people complained about Arctic Monkeys taking the p***, but I don't want to get into an argument either but it's called having a personality, at least they're all memorable rather than having some robot manufactured pop star or whatever got 'thank... you...' and walking off! The Sun turned the public against him so they follow like sheep! The fact that apparently one of the new Take That songs is written about Amy Winehouse really grosses me out :puke2: (does that make sense? :lol: ) If you think the press are mean to Robbie Williams right now ... then you must have a very thin skin ... because they were much worse to Gary Barlow years back. Maybe a bit of Karma? And I think you'll discover that the story about How Did It Come To Us being about Amy Winehouse is entirely made up by the press! But this is the chart thread - so I think we'd best agree to disagree for now! And for the record - I actually thought what the Arctic Monkeys said about Take That (actually at the Q Awards) was quite funny! And it was a one (or maybe two-off) comment unlike the taunts that Mr W carried on for years - up to as late as 2006 I believe! Norma
November 30, 200817 yr I really doubt it unfortunately. The UK don't like songs like that :drama: Just take a lok at Colbie Calliat's "Bubbly" :cry: I know, that what they're suck at! I hate what UK does sometimes... Edited November 30, 200817 yr by funmaker11
November 30, 200817 yr I really don't like this song. Better In Time is the only song I can actually let myself listen to. Her voice is always all over the place and repetition of Bleeding Love & Forgive Me just gets irritating.
November 30, 200817 yr I remember Leona has an unofficial 2nd single. Are the other songs downloads? yep, album tracks. They were charting when the album was released.
November 30, 200817 yr Forgive Me UK #5 Austria #15 Sweden #13 Belgium #26 Australia #49 Switzerland #12 Denmark #14 Ireland #5 Italy #14 Germany #15
November 30, 200817 yr I really don't like this song. Better In Time is the only song I can actually let myself listen to. Her voice is always all over the place and repetition of Bleeding Love & Forgive Me just gets irritating. I like BIT better than BL and Forgive Me is just rubbish! Norma
November 30, 200817 yr 19 (from 30) N-Dubz - Papa Can You Hear Me? [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/CDGLOBE992.JPG Chart Run: 30-19 [2 wks] Release date: 24-11-2008 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: CDGLOBE992 Label: ALLAROUNDTHEWORLD Video here: Wqjy93d_zVQ Chart history (Year peak title): 2007 57 Feva Las Vegas 2007 26 You Better Not Waste My Time 2008 22 Ouch 2008 19 Papa Can You Hear Me? Discussion Thread Her
November 30, 200817 yr I think the 11-15 section is going to be more interesting and exciting than this week's top 5.
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