December 21, 200816 yr Singles 01 (**) Alexandra Burke – Hallelujah 1086 02 (30) Jeff Buckley – Hallelujah (D) 03 (01) Leona Lewis – Run (D) 04 (09) Beyoncé – If I Were A Boy 05 (**) Geraldine – Once Upon A Christmas Song 06 (18) James Morrison feat. Nelly Furtado – Broken Strings 07 (02) Kings Of Leon – Use Somebody 08 (60) Beyoncé – Listen 09 (05) Take That – Greatest Day 10 (04) Britney Spears – Womanizer 11 (07) The Killers – Human 12 (13) The Pogues feat. Kirsty MacColl – A Fairytale Of New York 13 (03) Bandaged – Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth 14 (08) Katy Perry – Hot N Cold 15 (14) The X Factor Finalists – Hero 16 (11) Alesha Dixon – The Boy Does Nothing 17 (12) Mariah Carey – All I Want For Christmas Is You 18 (06) Akon – Right Now (Na Na Na) 19 (20) Girls Aloud – The Promise 20 (24) Beyonce – Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) (D, A/T) 21 (15) Kings Of Leon – Sex On Fire 22 (29) Gabriella Ciimi – Warm This Winter (D) 23 (10) T.I. feat. Rihanna – Live Your Life 24 (17) Guru Josh Project – Infinity 2008 25 (16) Rihanna feat. Justin Timberlake – Rehab (D) 26 (23) P!nk – So What 27 (26) Wham! – Last Christmas 28 (19) Wiley feat. Daniel Merriwether – Cash In My Pocket 29 (21) Pussycat Dolls – I Hate This Part 30 (22) Boyzone – Better 31 (28) The Script – Breakeven 32 (**) Basshunter – I Miss You 33 (31) Wizzard – I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday 34 (25) N-Dubz – Papa (Can U Hear Me) 35 (38) Basshunter – Jingle Bells (Bass) (D) 36 (**) Leonard Cohen – Hallelujah (D) 37 (41) Duffy – Rain On Your Parade 38 (**) Girls Aloud – The Loving Kind (D) 39 (37) Ne’Yo – Mad (D) 40 (27) Kanye West – Love Lockdown ============================================== Albums 01 01 03 Take That The Circus 02 02 49 Leona Lewis Spirit 03 04 13 Kings Of Leon Only By The Night 04 03 04 The Killers Day & Age 05 08 07 Girls Aloud Out Of Control 06 07 04 The Priests The Priests 07 06 06 Stereophonics Best Of - Decade In The Sun 08 05 06 Il Divo The Promise 09 24 05 Beyoncé I Am... Sasha Fierce 10 11 42 Duffy Rockferry 11 10 08 P!nk Funhouse 12 12 06 Seal Soul 13 19 05 Simply Red 25 - The Greatest Hits 14 09 04 Rhydian Rhydian 15 13 08 Céline Dion My Love - The Essential Collection 16 16 19 The Script The Script 17 17 08 Snow Patrol A Hundred Million Suns 18 15 05 N-Dubz Uncle B 19 18 07 Enrique Iglesias Greatest Hits 20 14 03 Britney Spears Circus 21 30 13 Bette Midler The Best Bette 22 23 81 Rihanna Good Girl Gone Bad 23 25 09 Sash! The Best Of 24 26 03 Josh Groban A Collection 25 21 04 Only Men Aloud Only Men Aloud 26 20 04 Guns N' Roses Chinese Democracy 27 28 06 Enya And Winter Came... 28 33 05 Rod Stewart Some Guys Have All The Luck 29 48 12 James Morrison Songs For You, Truths For Me 30 22 04 Salvation Army Together 31 36 16 Katy Perry One Of The Boys 32 27 11 Oasis Dig Out Your Soul 33 32 14 Ne-Yo Year Of The Gentleman 34 31 12 Will Young Let It Go 35 37 07 Status Quo Pictures - 40 Years Of Hits 36 38 03 Akon Freedom 37 41 09 AC/DC Black Ice 38 45 10 Boyzone Back Again - No Matter What 39 NE 01 Fall Out Boy Folie A Deux 40 39 09 Katherine Jenkins Sacred Arias
December 21, 200816 yr Jeffs version <3 Having said Peter Kay is the true number 1, really this is. Amazing how the campaign has got this so high. I dislike the X Factor version of Hallejulah for the same reasons I dislike Leona's Run.
December 21, 200816 yr Who wants to bet Alexandra's album will outsell LeLe's album by next year? :rolleyes:
December 21, 200816 yr Well Peter Kay performed on the Royal Variety Show which was seen by nearly eight million people... might not be the 11/12m that watch the X Factor but it's still quite a decent 'free advert' for him... I suppose so ... but by then almost four shopping days had gone by! Norma Edit - I suppose one of those days didn't really count! :lol: Edited December 21, 200816 yr by Norma_Snockers
December 21, 200816 yr I like this, but I like Alexandra better. Than again, I like Rufus Wainwright's just as much as Alex :wub:
December 21, 200816 yr No i cant believe ALEX is first! LOL someon knows if she beaten A Moment like this record...?
December 21, 200816 yr Oh and well done Norma on placing the most attractive member of Take That in your siggy! :wub:
December 21, 200816 yr Author CHRISTMAS NUMBER 1! 1 Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah [P] *1st week at #1* http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/XFACTWIN08.JPG Chart Run: 1 [1 wk] Release date: 17-12-2008 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 88697446252 Label: BMG Video here: Yo4imShE8KM track listing 1. Hallelujah 2. Candyman 3. Without You Chart history (Year peak title): 2008 01 Hallelujah Discussion Thread Here http://www.santashelpers.com.au/images/large/Snowman%20and%20Tree.jpg
December 21, 200816 yr Hallelujah... it's over. I'm a bit disappointed though because the top 2 went so high because of the X Factor and a campaign. It was a bit manipulated, other singles hadn't had chance in the end.
December 21, 200816 yr I'm a bit disappointed considering it means that Alexandra will replace Jamelia, Beverley Knight, and Alesha Dixon as the face of UK R&B.* :rolleyes: *Yes, I know. :lol:
December 21, 200816 yr But people didn't HAVE to buy the songs that were used on X Factor or used in Campaigns if they didn't want too! ;)
December 21, 200816 yr Hallelujah... it's over. I'm a bit disappointed though because the top 2 went so high because of the X Factor and a campaign. It was a bit manipulated, other singles hadn't had chance in the end. I know, that's why we need TOTP back!
December 21, 200816 yr Well done Alexandra! :D the 2nd best version IMO after Rufus Wainwright Great for Beyonce with her singles and album climbing back up the chart, sadly her next single Diva isnt a good song but I may change my mind :)
December 21, 200816 yr Author Hallelujah... it's over. I'm a bit disappointed though because the top 2 went so high because of the X Factor and a campaign. It was a bit manipulated, other singles hadn't had chance in the end. I want an unpredictable xmas chart back :(
December 21, 200816 yr To think she had her own show too, to promote the song. Rich, I agree with Aaron, you really do confuse me about your feelings towards X Factor! :lol: I also don't get how people are moaning that songs, performed on X Factor are doing well, when I'm pretty much sure they're few of the people that are saying we need more shows to promote music on... :wacko: (That bit wasn't directed at you in particular Rich :lol:) Also... Poor Rich (Gooddelta). Lost out on his Number 2 bet :( :lol: I want a music show that the parasitic money grabbing Simon Cowell does not inflict the lowest common denominator Westlife emoting wannabes; chav Justin Timberlake sound a likes & Mariah Houston's doing their vocal acrobatics & being described as world class, when with the exception of Leona Lewis none of them are on a par with the best acts that come out of American Idol. But American Idol is a Simon Fuller show not a Simon Cowell show, and I'd rather trust some one who came up with The Spice Girls, S Club 7 & Cathy Dennis than someone who come up with Robson & Jerome, Zig & Zag, The Teletubbies & Westlife. Simon Cowell would not know creative talent if it bit him on the backside as proved by his comments regarding David Bowie, Kate Bush, Bjork, Bob Dylan & Bruce Springsteen & why he thinks the Beatles are grossly overrated and nowhere near as good as Abba or Queen. I bet he never heard of Hallelujah until an American Idol contestant performed it on that show where he was a judge. That is why I want TOTP back on a Saturday evening (but not with these two imbeciles doing the Radio 1 Chart countdown). If the BBC can successfully revive Dr Who then they can easily revive TOTP.
December 21, 200816 yr I want an unpredictable xmas chart back :( Another song from the Donnie Darko soundtrack ala Mad World might do the trick. :P
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