December 13, 200816 yr Good to see Take That enter at #14 on the album chart despite 'Greatest Day' only reaching #27! Disappointed with Greatest Day on the German chart - I think the only big hit they've actually had in Germany was Patience (thankfully my favourite). Still I'm sure if a great song like RTW flopped there Greatest Day didn't really stand a chance did it? Norma
December 13, 200816 yr Disappointed with Greatest Day on the German chart - I think the only big hit they've actually had in Germany was Patience (thankfully my favourite). Still I'm sure if a great song like RTW flopped there Greatest Day didn't really stand a chance did it? Norma RTW got to #15 in Germany I think - Not the greatest of successes but not a total flop.
December 13, 200816 yr Xmas Time 20 42 76 Last Christmas, Wham! 4 84/85 | 54-18-13-11-7 96/97 | 54 97/98 | 97-60-45-39 98/99 | 71-43-25-22-64 99/00 | 99-63-40-33-69 00/01 | 87-56-41-37-83 01/02 | 98-78-47-35-26-73 02/03 | 71-46-33-32-57 03/04 | 24-25-20-19-18-34-90 04/05 | 59-37-16-21-20-55-69-93 05/06 | 88-24-15-13-10-16-57-83 06/07 | 43-34-19-14-13-14-69-85 07/08 | 66-44-19-9-4-64 08/09 | 73-42-20 33 71 59 Wonderful Dream (Holidays Are Coming), Melanie Thornton 3 01/02 | 9-7-5-3-3-7-11-20-27-36-44-57-69 02/03 | 74-45-35-30-38-65-77-92 03/04 | 60-43-34-38-39-72 04/05 | 53-50-44-35-34-29-50-61-83 05/06 | 70-51-34-32-25-32-71-85 06/07 | 38-29-24-24-22-67-92 07/08 | 71-59-35-21-14-65 08/09 | 71-33 52 89 9 Do They Know It's Christmas?, Band Aid 20 7 04/05 | 7-8-14-19-54-83 07/08 | 100 08/09 | 89-52 56 74 8 Driving Home For Christmas, Chris Rea 31 02/03 | 87-73-96 07/08 | 99-70-31 08/09 | 74-56 57 84 8 All I Want For Christmas Is You, Mariah Carey 18 94/95 | 91-x-34-24-26 07/08 | 60-18 08/09 | 84-57 74 RE-ENTRY 5 Weihnachtssong 2007, Sido 45 07/08 | 50-51-45-72 08/09 | 74 82 RE-ENTRY 3 White Christmas, Bing Crosby 56 07/08 | 84-56 08/09 | 82 83 RE-ENTRY 3 Feliz Navidad, Jose Feliciano 42 07/08 | 86-42 08/09 | 83 91 RE-ENTRY 21 The Power Of Love, Frankie Goes To Hollywood 4 84/85 | 19-7-4-4-6-6-10-14-23-37-43-62-68-72-74-74 93/94 | 100-97-80-94 08/09 | 91 98 RE-ENTRY 3 Happy Xmas (War Is Over), John Lennon & Yoko Ono 45 72/73 | 45 07/08 | 98 08/09 | 98
December 13, 200816 yr Author Disappointed with Greatest Day on the German chart - I think the only big hit they've actually had in Germany was Patience (thankfully my favourite). Still I'm sure if a great song like RTW flopped there Greatest Day didn't really stand a chance did it? Norma Not exactly, Back For Good was number 1 too. Here is their chart history: German chart history (Year peak title): 1992 56 I Found Heaven 1993 37 Could It Be Magic 1993 68 Why Can't I Wake Up With You 1993 21 Pray 1993 18 Re-light My Fire (Take That Feat. Lulu) 1994 09 Babe 1994 17 Everything Changes 1994 39 Love Ain't Here Anymore 1994 24 Sure 1995 01 Back For Good 1995 10 Never Forget 1996 07 How Deep Is Your Love 2006 01 Patience 2007 21 Shine 2007 44 Reach Out 2007 15 Rule The World 2008 27 Greatest Day
December 13, 200816 yr Not exactly, Back For Good was number 1 too. Here is their chart history: Sorry Ben ... I meant from this time round! Norma
December 13, 200816 yr that's ridiculous that Rule The World only got to #15 there...it's a pop masterpiece :o and Shine #21!?!
December 13, 200816 yr that's ridiculous that Rule The World only got to #15 there...it's a pop masterpiece :o and Shine #21!?! 'Beautiful World' was a success in Germany though and sold around 400,000 copies :)
December 13, 200816 yr 'Beautiful World' was a success in Germany though and sold around 400,000 copies :) I didn't know they'd sold that many copies of BW in Germany - I thought it was nearer 250,000. Thanks! Norma
December 14, 200816 yr Who the hell are Ingrid Michaelson and Nina Kristin? Nina Kristin's song is a total rip off of something else, not sure what. The IM song sounds OK but I guess it's a growe...
December 14, 200816 yr Author Who the hell are Ingrid Michaelson and Nina Kristin? Nina Kristin's song is a total rip off of something else, not sure what. The IM song sounds OK but I guess it's a growe... Ingrid Michaelson (born 1979) is a New York-based indie-pop singer-songwriter, probably best known for her single "The Way I Am." Her music has been featured in episodes of several popular television shows, including Grey's Anatomy and One Tree Hill, as well as in Old Navy's Fall 2007 Fair Isle advertising campaign. source: Wikipedia Nina Kristin is a german singer, also featured in a german soap opera. That's all I could find about her. :)
December 14, 200816 yr Please! Jingle Ben, data of German chart history of Robbie Williams - singles/álbums Thanks.
December 14, 200816 yr Yan's German chart comments - Issue date 12.12 Apart from two considerable jumps in the top 10, there is not much going on in this week's German singles chart. The highest new entries come in outside the top 20, with only some Christmas-themed songs making impact for yet another year. So that leads us to the fact that Katy Perry is still #1, for a second consecutive week. One of the biggest challenges comes from Bushido and Karel Gott, who finally (after a physical release actually) manage to make a big splash in the chart by jumping #34 - #5. The moment I heard the song I knew it was going to be massive though the entry outside the top 30 was disappointing. However now everything is in order, and "Fuer immer jung" becomes Bushido's second biggest hit so far after "Alles verloren". And the song is just a position behind the #4 peak of the classic it is based on - Alphaville's "Forever Young", and also marks the highest ever position at which Czech singer Gott has been in Germany. That happens 41 years after his first appearance in the countdown. :cheer: Despite the considerable jump of Bushido, I guest that the song at #6 has far greater chances to attack Katy at the top next week. Yes, the next children song is already a hit as shepherd Heinrich moves 8 places in his second week in the Top 100. Is the year going to end with sheep at the #1? It after all started with bunnies there... To those following the German charts would be no surprise that Wham!'s "Last Christmas" is once again in the charts around this time of the year. And it seems it grows more popular and popular. Seriously is there anyone who still haven't got a copy of that? :huh: And let's pay a little attention to the two biggest new entries at #27 and #28. I've already written that the latest album of Monrose has not been received with the same excitement as before and so no surprises that the third single taken from it misses the top 10. It also becomes the first song of the girls outside the top 20. A shame as it is a good song, but I'm not too optimistic about the group's future. A position below the girls comes in the newest offer of Alex C under his "Y-ass" project. The song is once again provocative as "Du hast den schönsten Arsch der Welt", the video is hot, but it's more or less the same as the previous singles. Perhaps it's time for the recipe to be changed. Speaking of the end of 2008, I guess the year-end charts would appear quite soon... :yahoo: Edited December 15, 200816 yr by YanBG
December 14, 200816 yr Please! Jingle Ben, data of German chart history of Robbie Williams - singles/álbums Just to save some work for Ben ;) Robbie has definitely become more popular in Germany over the years 1996 Peak 10 Freedom 1997 37 Old Before I Die 1997 90 Lazy Days 1997 9 Angels 1998 41 Millennium 1998 60 No Regrets 1999 68 Strong 1999 27 She's The One 2000 9 Rock DJ 2000 47 Kids - Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue 2000 14 Supreme 2001 68 Let Love Your Energy 2001 7 Eternity 2001 2 Somethin' Stupid - Robbie Williams & Nicole Kidman 2002 77 Mr. Bojangles 2002 3 Feel 2003 16 Come Undone 2003 46 Something Beautiful 2003 53 Sexed Up 2004 2 Radio 2004 20 Misunderstood 2005 1 Tripping 2005 10 Advertising Space 2006 18 Sin Sin Sin 2006 1 Rudebox 2006 21 Lovelight 2007 4 She's Madonna - Robbie Williams & Pet Shop Boys
December 14, 200816 yr Yan's German chart comments - Issue date 12.12 Apart from two considerable jumps in the top 10, there is not much going on in this week's German singles chart. The highest new entries come in outside the top 20, with only some Christmas-themed songs making impact for yet another year. So that leads us to the fact that Katy Perry is still #1, for a second consecutive week. One of the biggest challenges comes from Bushido and Karel Gott, who finally (after a physical release actually) manage to make a big splash in the chart by jumping #34 - #5. The moment I heard the song I knew it was going to be massive though the entry outside the top 30 was disappointing. However now everything is in order, and "Fuer immer jung" becomes Bushido's second biggest hit so far after "Augenblick". And the song is just a position behind the #4 peak of the classic it is based on - Alphaville's "Forever Young", and also marks the highest ever position at which Czech singer Gott has been in Germany. That happens 31 years after his first appearance in the countdown. :cheer: Despite the considerable jump of Bushido, I guest that the song at #6 has far greater chances to attack Katy at the top next week. Yes, the next children song is already a hit as shepherd Heinrich moves 8 places in his second week in the Top 100. Is the year going to end with sheep at the #1? It after all started with bunnies there... To those following the German charts would be no surprise that Wham!'s "Last Christmas" is once again in the charts around this time of the year. And it seems it grows more popular and popular. Seriously is there anyone who still haven't got a copy of that? :huh: And let's pay a little attention to the two biggest new entries at #27 and #28. I've already written that the latest album of Monrose has not been received with the same excitement as before and so no surprises that the third single taken from it misses the top 10. It also becomes the first song of the girls outside the top 20. A shame as it is a good song, but I'm not too optimistic about the group's future. A position below the girls comes in the newest offer of Alex C under his "Y-ass" project. The song is once again provocative as "Du hast den schönsten Arsch der Welt", the video is hot, but it's more or less the same as the previous singles. Perhaps it's time for the recipe to be changed. Speaking of the end of 2008, I guess the year-end charts would appear quite soon... :yahoo: Bushido's highest position was "Alles verloren" ;) Edited December 16, 200816 yr by AshDeluxe
December 15, 200816 yr the highest ever position at which Czech singer Gott has been in Germany. That happens 31 years after his first appearance in the countdown 41 ;)
December 15, 200816 yr Just to save some work for Ben ;) Robbie has definitely become more popular in Germany over the years 1996 Peak 10 Freedom 1997 37 Old Before I Die 1997 90 Lazy Days 1997 9 Angels 1998 41 Millennium 1998 60 No Regrets 1999 68 Strong 1999 27 She's The One 2000 9 Rock DJ 2000 47 Kids - Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue 2000 14 Supreme 2001 68 Let Love Your Energy 2001 7 Eternity 2001 2 Somethin' Stupid - Robbie Williams & Nicole Kidman 2002 77 Mr. Bojangles 2002 3 Feel 2003 16 Come Undone 2003 46 Something Beautiful 2003 53 Sexed Up 2004 2 Radio 2004 20 Misunderstood 2005 1 Tripping 2005 10 Advertising Space 2006 18 Sin Sin Sin 2006 1 Rudebox 2006 21 Lovelight 2007 4 She's Madonna - Robbie Williams & Pet Shop Boys Thank you YanBG. Please! albums no?
December 15, 200816 yr Peaks of Robbie in the album chart 1997 Life Thru A Lens - 42 1998 I’ve Been Expecting You - 16 2000 Sing When You're Winning - 1 2001 Swing When You’re Winning - 1 2002 Escapology - 1 2003 Live Summer 2003 - 1 2004 Greatest Hits - 1 2005 Intensive Care - 1 2006 Rudebox - 1
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