The first Almost Saturday Charts of the year! Coming up the top films/dvds/tv/albums/the flashback, and back later for the up to minute singles chart.

 

Starting with the top films: Compiled by Screen International for UK Box Office.

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01 NE YES MAN

02 NE BEDTIME STORIES

03 NE AUSTRALIA

04 02 MADAGASCAR: ESCAPE TO AFRICA

05 01 TWILIGHT

06 04 THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL

07 NE GHAJINI

08 06 INKHEART

09 03 4 CHRISTMASES

10 05 TALE OF DESPEREAUX

 

YES MAN takes £2,331,490...BEDTIME STORIES £1, 551,605...AUSTRALIA £1,294,414...GHAJINI £318,538.

 

The top dvd films: Compiled by DTR, from sales and rentals.

01 01 MAMMA MIA

02 02 DARK KNIGHT

03 04 WALL.E

04 03 HANCOCK

05 11 IRON MAN

06 13 SEX AND THE CITY

07 08 ANGUS THONGS AND PERFECT SNOGGING

08 NE THE LOVE GURU

09 NE MAKE IT HAPPEN

10 06 KUNG FU PANDA

 

No shifting MAMMA MIA...and I still don`t get the rush like the stage show gives.

 

The top tv related dvds:

01 01 LEE EVANS: BIG

02 04 MICHAEL MCINTYRE

03 03 JEREMY CLARKSON: THRILLER

04 02 SPECIAL KAY

05 05 FRANKIE BOYLE

06 08 RICHARD HAMMOND`S TOP GEAR STUNT

07 06 THE SNOWMAN

08 09 FAMILY GUY SEASON 7

09 07 BILL BAILEY

10 10 JIMMY CARR

 

Top tv: Compiled by BARB.

01 03 STRICTLY COME DANCING 11.60M

02 02 CORONATION STREET 9.0M

03 04 EASTENDERS 9.0M

04 RE ANTIQUES ROADSHOW 8.70M

05 09 HARRY HILL`S TV BURP 8.3M

06 NE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE 7.5M

07 06 TOP GEAR 7.4M

08 07 EMMERDALE 7.3M

09 RE CASUALTY 7.1M

10 NE CLASH OF THE SANTAS 5.4M

 

Remember the top tv is always 2 weeks behind. So we will get the full Xmas lists next week.

 

This week`s album chart: Compiled by DTR.

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01 01 THE CIRCUS - TAKE THAT

02 04 ONLY BY THE NIGHT - KINGS OF LEON

03 RE THE SOUND OF - GIRLS ALOUD

04 03 NOW 71 - VARIOUS

05 05 DAY AND AGE - KILLERS

06 02 SPIRIT - LEONA LEWIS

07 07 ROCKFERRY - DUFFY

08 08 A DECADE IN THE SUN - STEREOPHONICS

09 06 OUT OF CONTROL - GIRLS ALOUD

10 13 THE SCRIPT - SCRIPT

11 24 GOOD GIRL GONE BAD - RIHANNA

12 10 I AM SASHA FIERCE - BEYONCE

13 RE SELDOM SEEN KID - ELBOW

14 17 UNCLE B - N-DUBZ

15 27 CIRCUS - BRITNEY SPEARS

16 32 ONE OF THE BOYS - KATY PERRY

17 11 FUNHOUSE - PINK

18 10 PROMISE - IL DIVO

19 35 YEAR OF THE GENTLEMAN - NE-YO

20 12 PRIESTS - PRIESTS

21 14 MY LOVE - CELINE DION

22 16 MAMMA MIA - OST

23 18 MOTOWN 50 - VARIOUS

24 31 BEST OF - SASH

25 18 SOUL - SEAL

26 RE ORACULAR SPECTACULAR - MGMT

27 17 ANTHEMS 2 91-08 - VARIOUS

28 21 GREATEST HITS - SIMPLY RED

29 22 RHYDIAN - RHYDIAN ROBERTS

30 RE BEAUTIFUL WORLD - TAKE THAT

 

We reckon that the TING TINGS will be back in the top 30 combined albums by Sunday because they are already banging up at 31. JASON MRAZ had the only major new entry, and he came in at a lowily 65 which was some 12 positions lower than the re-rising ABBA GOLD! HED KANDI-A STATE OF WINTER 09 was the highest VA Compilation entry, followed by CREAM: FUTURE TRANCE.

 

The Flashback...to January 1978. Charts compiled by EMI.

Starting with the top albums:

01 01 DISCO FEVER - VARIOUS

02 02 THE SOUND OF - BREAD

03 03 NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS IT`S - THE SEX PISTOLS

04 06 FEELINGS - VARIOUS

05 04 40 GREATEST - GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS

06 05 FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY FREE - ROD STEWART

07 07 RUMOURS - FLEETWOOD MAC

08 08 NEWS OF THE WORLD - QUEEN

09 14 20 COUNTRY CLASSICS - TAMMY WYNETTE

10 10 GET STONED - ROLLING STONES

11 11 ROCKIN`ALL OVER THE WORLD - STATUS QUO

12 13 OUT OF THE BLUE - ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA

13 12 MOONFLOWER - SANTANA

14 09 20 GOLDEN GREATS - DIANA ROSS/SUPREMES

15 15 GREATEST HITS - PAUL SIMON

16 18 I`M GLAD YOU`RE HERE WITH ME TONIGHT - NEIL DIAMOND

17 NE IN CONCERT - ELVIS PRESLEY

18 17 GREATEST HITS - ABBA

19 16 40 GOLDEN GREATS - CLIFF RICHARD

20 NE SEASONS - BING CROSBY

 

Various Artists topping the 1978 chart. I own a copy of DISCO FEVER and of course it was a K-Tel Album...featuring disco from 76/77. BREAD had their "sound" just behind, and "Lost Without Your Love" was the current single. FEELINGS was another K-Tel album. The SEX PISTOLS gave the title that could never be said on air! GLADYS KNIGHT did alright, as she did single wise in 77/78. ROD STEWART was FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY FREE (as ever he was)!! FLEETWOOD MAC took top album of 1977. NEWS OF THE WORLD was the QUEEN album, that gave us "We Are The Champions" ELO also did a song called "NEWS OF THE WORLD" in 1982...but the OUT OF THE BLUE album contained current single "TURN TO STONE". TAMMY WYNETTE had 20 Country Classis...although in Britain she did not have 20 hits of her own! STATUS QUO rocked, along with the ROLLING STONES, SANTANA. NEIL DIAMOND gave us the single "DESIREE", and an album to boot. PAUL SIMON had "SLIP SLIDIN`AWAY" as the single. ELVIS was in concert circa 1968, or was it 1971? CLIFF slipped, and BING CROSBY was in the chart, after passing away on a golf course a few months earlier. A big year of death in the music world, during 1977 with Elvis, Marc Bolan, and Bing.

 

The 1978 singles chart:

01 01 MULL OF KINTYRE/GIRLSCHOOL - WINGS

02 02 THE FLORAL DANCE - BRIGHOUSE AND RASTRICK BRASS BAND

03 03 HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE - BEE GEES

04 04 I WILL - RUBY WINTERS

05 05 WHITE CHRISTMAS - BING CROSBY

06 08 LOVE`S UNKIND - DONNA SUMMER

07 09 IT`S A HEARTACHE - BONNIE TYLER

08 06 DADDY COOL-THE GIRL CAN`T HELP IT - DARTS

09 07 EGYPTIAN REGGAE - JONATHAN RICHMAN/MODERN LOVERS

10 17 DON`T IT MAKE MY BROWN EYES BLUE - CRYSTAL GAYLE

11 10 DANCIN`PARTY - SHOWADDYWADDY

12 13 PUT YOUR LOVE IN ME - HOT CHOCOLATE

13 15 MY WAY - ELVIS PRESLEY

14 11 BELFAST - BONEY M

15 21 DANCE DANCE DANCE (YOWSAH YOWSAH YOWSAH) - CHIC

16 19 LET`S HAVE A QUIET NIGHT IN - DAVID SOUL

17 16 MARY OF THE FOURTH FORM - BOOMTOWN RATS

18 22 AS TIME GOES BY - DOOLEY WILSON/HUMPHREY BOGART/INGRID BERGMAN

19 14 WATCHING THE DETECTIVES - ELVIS COSTELLO/ATTRACTIONS

20 12 LOVE OF MY LIFE - DOOLEYS

21 24 WHO PAYS THE FERRYMAN - YANNIS MARKOPOULOS

22 18 ROCKIN`ALL OVER THE WORLD - STATUS QUO

23 20 ONLY WOMEN BLEED - JULIE COVINGTON

24 28 REALLY FREE - JOHN OTWAY/WILD WILLY BARRETT

25 23 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS - QUEEN

26 26 TURN TO STONE - ELO

27 25 I LOVE YOU - DONNA SUMMER

28 27 JAMMING/PUNKY REGGAE PARTY - BOB MARLEY/WAILERS

29 38 UPTOWN TOP RANKING - ALTHIA AND DONNA

30 29 DON`T DILLY DALLY ON THE WAY - MUPPETS/MISS PIGGY/KERMIT

31 30 GETTIN`READY FOR LOVE - DIANA ROSS

32 31 LIVE IN TROUBLE - BARRON KNIGHTS

33 32 RUN BACK - CARL DOUGLAS

34 33 LITTLE GIRL - BANNED

35 36 NAME OF THE GAME - ABBA

36 NE NATIVE NEW YORKER - ODDYSEY

37 34 HOLLYWOOD - BOZ SCAGGS

38 42 I DON`T WANT TO LOSE YOUR LOVE - EMOTIONS

39 41 DESIREE - NEIL DIAMOND

40 NE GET ON THE FUNK TRAIN - MUNICH MACHINE

 

Another one of those dates, where Radio One didn`t have a top 30, but EMI managed. This was just before Record Business Magazine began in April 1978. PAUL MCCARTNEY reigning supreme. THE FLORAL DANCE spending all month at 2...as we awaited the master of TERRY WOGAN! BEE GEES were stuck...both number 2 and 3 sold as well as a usual number one, but could not get there. RUBY WINTERS doing a BILLY FURY top 20 hit from 1964, was a hit at 4 (selling as well as a number 2). WHITE CHRISTMAS sold as much as Ruby. The original 1942 BING CROSBY song came from the film "Holiday Inn"...although was featured in the film "White Christmas" some years later. DONNA SUMMER and BONNIE TYLER were neck and neck, all through their climb up the chart...We remember Bonnie get a slight push from the NOEL EDMONDS Breakfast Show on Radio One, because there they changed the lyric to "It`s A Hard Egg!" DARTS covered the 50s with the medley of "Daddy Cool", and "The Girl Can`t Help it". JONATHAN RICHMAN went Egyptian with an instrumental. CRYSTAL GAYLE had hair down to her waist, and had her first of 2 hits. SHOWADDYWADDY covered CHUBBY CHECKER from 1962. HOT CHOCOLATE went kind of scarey with the haunting "PUT YOUR LOVE IN ME". The version of "MY WAY" was issued by Elvis` record company. BONEY M told us that "BELFAST" was a dodgy place to be. CHIC (pronounced Shick, not Chique as some say) had their first hit. DAVID SOUL had his penultimate top 20 song. BOOMTOWN RATS, and the ever lovely BOB GELDOF had their 2nd. We had a touch of class, when United Artists released "As Time Goes By", from the movie great "CASABLANCA", where HUMPHREY BOGART did not say "Play It Again, Sam"...He just said "Play It". ELVIS COSTELLO got his first hit. The DOOLEYS had their 2nd. WHO PAYS THE FERRYMAN was all over BBC TV, as it was "the programme to see" at the time. JULIE COVINGTON covered ALICE COOPER. QUEEN slipped with "WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS"...Well done if you remember "WE WILL ROCK YOU", was on the flip side! DONNA SUMMER had 2 record labels on the go, as "I LOVE YOU" was on the Casablanca label, and LOVE`S UNKIND was GTO. JOHN OTWAY proved to be very famous for "REALLY FREE". BOB MARLEY was to score his first top-tenner. ALTHIA AND DONNA were just one hit wonders...THE MUPPETS gave us their MUSIC HALL E.P. I particular like "Knocked `em in the Old Kent Road"...but we Dilly Dallyed a lot! DIANA ROSS was ready for love. BARRON KNIGHTS had a laugh at LEO SAYER/BROTHERHOOD OF MAN/THE FLOATERS. CARL DOUGLAS had given up the kung-fu and "Run Back". Camera action, do it again sang BOZ SCAGGS as "HOLLYWOOD" slipped down the chart...rather strange because just outside the top 40, the VILLAGE PEOPLE had their first hit with "SAN FRANCISCO"...Going "SAN FRAN-CISCO, SAN FRANCISCO" all the way through! THE BANNED covered a 1960s song. ABBA re-climbed...the EMOTIONS could not follow up "Best Of My Love", and MUNICH MACHINE scraped in by the skin of their teeth.

 

Stick around for the up to minute singles chart...it`s coming! Remember last week`s Year End Countdown? The slip up that OCC made with Lupe Fiasco...never arose on our top 50 of 2008! Yep they did make a big mistake. It only nudged the bottom of the top 70 of 2008!

Thanks Dave! Was hoping we would have some midweek data earlier but I guess I know why :) Shame Out Of Control is slipping on albums but I hope GA will have two top 10 hit albums on Sunday...

 

'FLEETWOOD MAC took top album of 1977'

 

 

Dave, 'Rumours' was not the top Album of 1977 - not in the UK, anyhow.

It was 'Arrival', by ABBA. 'Rumours' was the 4th Best Seller of 1977, & the 6th of

1978.

Edited January 2, 200916 yr by zeus555

Gosh I can't wait for Saunday's chart ! Lots of movements in the singles and potentially two GA albums in the top10, wow ! :P

 

Thanks for this thread !

That is great thanks! :D

 

I can't wait to see the pre-order + downloads chart!

Here are the top Singles then. Starting with the top physicals:

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01 01 Alexandra Burke

02 04 X Factor Finalists

03 07 Beyonce

04 08 Take That

05 09 Britney Spears

06 06 Alesha Dixon

07 ne Sugababes

08 02 Geraldine

09 05 Boyzone

10 18 Girls Aloud

 

Not much too say there, physicals re-rising no surprise!

 

Here is the combined Physical/Download Singles:

50 53 CRACK THE SHUTTERS - SNOW PATROL 37) =55

49 38 CASH IN MY POCKET - WILEY 36) =46

48 RE THAT`S NOT MY NAME - TING TINGS 35) =

47 51 DANGEROUS - KARDINAL OFFISHALL 34) =42

46 RE MERCY - DUFFY 33) =45

45 RE MISS INDEPENDANT - NE-YO - =41

44 RE CIRCUS - BRITNEY SPEARS - =44

43 30 LISTEN - BEYONCE 32) =40

42 46 PAPA CAN YOU HEAR ME - N-DUBZ 31) =39

41 RE KIDS - MGMT 30) =56

 

40 52 RULE THE WORLD - TAKE THAT 29) =47

39 NE LET IT ROCK - KEVIN RUDOLF 28) =43

38 RE VIVA LA VIDA - COLDPLAY - =37

37 04 ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS SONG - GERALDINE 27) =32

36 45 LOVING KIND - GIRLS ALOUD - =36

35 42 MAD - NE-YO - =33

34 NE NO CAN DO - SUGABABES 26) =34

33 49 DISTURBIA - RIHANNA - =31

32 44 HEARTLESS - KANYE WEST - =35

31 50 MAN WHO CAN`T BE MOVED - SCRIPT 25) =30

 

30 31 LOVE LOCKDOWN - KANYE WEST 24) =27

29 RE DANCE WIV ME - DIZZEE RASCAL/CALVIN HARRIS 23) =38

28 47 UP - SATURDAYS 22) =29

27 28 GET UP - 50 CENT - =25

26 27 RAIN ON YOUR PARADE - DUFFY 21) =28

25 26 BREAK EVEN - SCRIPT 20) =24

24 29 I KISSED A GIRL - KATY PERRY 19) =23

23 43 ISSUES - SATURDAYS 18) =26

22 24 REHAB - RIHANNA - =22

21 18 HERO - X FACTOR FINALISTS 17) =21

 

20 03 HALLELUJAH - JEFF BUCKLEY - =20

19 25 I HATE THIS PART - PUSSYCAT DOLLS 16) =19

18 23 INFINTY 08 - GURU JOSH PROJECT 15) =18

17 20 SO WHAT - PINK 14) =17

16 15 RIGHT NOW - AKON 13) =14

15 14 BOY DOES NOTHING - ALESHA DIXON 12) =16

14 16 THE PROMISE - GIRLS ALOUD 11) =15

13 19 SINGLE LADIES - BEYONCE - =12

12 17 LIVE YOUR LIFE - T.I. 10) =11

11 13 SEX ON FIRE - KINGS OF LEON 9) =10

 

10 12 WOMANIZER - BRITNEY SPEARS 8) =7

09 09 HUMAN - KILLERS 7) =8

08 08 GREATEST DAY - TAKE THAT 6) =9

07 10 HOT N`COLD - KATY PERRY 5) =6

06 07 USE SOMEBODY - KINGS OF LEON 4) =5

05 06 BROKEN STRINGS - JAMES MORRISON 3) =4

04 NE JUST DANCE - LADY GAGA - =13

03 04 IF I WERE A BOY - BEYONCE 2) =3

02 02 RUN - LEONA LEWIS - =2

01 01 HALLELUJAH - ALEXANDRA BURKE 1) =1

 

) Position without downloads alone.

 

= Position on Chart Show tv.

 

Outside the top 50 we find BASSHUNTER - I MISS YOU, SAM SPARRO, GABRIELLA CILMI, MILEY CYRUS, PUSSYCAT DOLLS - WHEN I GROW UP, GIRLS - SUGABABES, SPOTLIGHT - JENNIFER HUDSON, N-DUBZ - STRONG AGAIN, LEONA LEWIS - FORGIVE ME, KAISER CHIEFS...all in the top 60. Further down we find ELBOW, JASON MRAZ, PINK - SOBER, MGMT - ELECTRIC FEEL, TING TINGS - SHUT UP AND LET ME GO, and ALESHA DIXON`s newie "Breathe Slow".

 

Note: This is not the Official Chart. It is based on Chart Show tv, with added sales and compiled by DTR.

 

I expect everyone want`s to see the pre-order chart?

 

Here it is:

The pre-orders (Singles)

01 LOVING KIND - GIRLS ALOUD 12th

02 DAY AND NITE - KID CUDI 12th

03 SOBER - PINK 19th

04 THE FEAR - LILY ALLEN 26th

05 NUMBA 1 - KARDINAL OFFISHALL 2nd Feb

06 ANOTHER DIMENSION - TIMMY VEGAS 12th

07 ULYSSES - FRANZ FERDINAND 19th

08 YOU FOUND ME - THE FRAY 26th

09 TO LOSE MY LIFE - WHITE LIES 12th

10 LA LA LA - AVA LEIGH 5th

 

Obviously LADY GAGA is next week`s number one, because it is released physically on the 5th. Some copies of ISSUES and the SATURDAYS escaped in to the shops this week. This would feature above PINK here. Look out for NUMBA 1 - KARDINAL OFFISHALL...so far the pre-orders for this are heading amazingly high...a number one in Feb, I think. This is based on "The Tide Is High".

 

The top pre-orders (Albums)

01 THE ALBUM - ALEXANDRA 16th March

02 RELAPSE - EMINEM 2nd March

03 WORKING ON A DREAM - BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 26th Jan

04 BOOMBOX - KYLIE MINOGUE 5th Jan

05 TO LOSE MY LIFE - WHITE LIES 26th Jan

06 INVADERS - PRODIGY 2nd March

07 NOW 1 25TH ANNIVERSARY - VARIOUS 12th Jan

08 BEFORE I SELF DESRUCT - 50 CENT 23rd Feb

09 IT`S NOT ME IT`S YOU - LILY ALLEN 9th Feb

10 THE FAME - LADY GAGA 12th Jan

 

I wonder where Kylie, may be heading with the new album. Can she make the number one spot?

Nah Kylie won't make #1 since it's only a remix album, more of a rarity for fans.

 

Shame Kudi is looking likely to top GA on the physicals!

'FLEETWOOD MAC took top album of 1977'

Dave, 'Rumours' was not the top Album of 1977 - not in the UK, anyhow.

It was 'Arrival', by ABBA. 'Rumours' was the 4th Best Seller of 1977, & the 6th of

1978.

Sorry Colin, my mistake. I was looking at total sales over the years!

My favourite thread on a Friday evening with a nice cup of hot tea, thanks for compiling as usual

 

Wow at Geraldine falling, what a fall :o

 

And that was the first Xmas chart I ever listened to in 1978, as I remember Mull Of Kintyre at No.1, if I remember rightly Girlschool was added a week or 2 later as a double A -sided single.

Thanks Dave I hope MGMT can be back in the top 40 by Sunday. Great debut for Gaga too :cheer:

And that was the first Xmas chart I ever listened to in 1978, as I remember Mull Of Kintyre at No.1, if I remember rightly Girlschool was added a week or 2 later as a double A -sided single.

So you just about remember listening to Tom Browne, and the top 20 on Radio 1 and 2 in December 1977, then Martin! I was shocked when Tom quit in 1978. He was the only presenter of the Radio One chart to leave of his own accord. He did front a Danish tv pop show too. In 1979 he was in the then Emmedale Farm. Did a Sunday Afternoon show on Radio 2 in 1981. Did loads of voiceovers for commercials. Then in the late 90s was quite ill for a period. Thankfully he recovered and married a lady from Hong Kong, and now resides there. I attended his wedding, just a few years back.

Thanks Dave I hope MGMT can be back in the top 40 by Sunday. Great debut for Gaga too :cheer:

 

bye bye to rule the world for the 100th time :lol: I have literally lost count how many times that has climbed back to the top 40, and whimpering down later in the week. I do think Kids will push Take That out, sorry Norma if you are reading this, its time to put Rule The World to bed.

 

I'm surprised Tangled Up isn't set to have any sort of impact this week, seeing as it is also £3 in HMV :wacko:

Ooohh...I havent even heard this Kid Cudi track, must be good if its #2 on Pre-Order. And, a sad ouch, at the Sugababes NCD position. Good job as usual Dave

At least Sugababes is top 40. Considering the predictions of doom before, Top 40 isn't so bad, and it has a change to climb next week.

 

I do wish all these old songs would now go away :angry:

bye bye to rule the world for the 100th time :lol: I have literally lost count how many times that has climbed back to the top 40, and whimpering down later in the week. I do think Kids will push Take That out, sorry Norma if you are reading this, its time to put Rule The World to bed.

 

You say that as if its me downloading the bloody thing! I'm sick of RTW myself now!

 

Norma

 

At least Sugababes is top 40. Considering the predictions of doom before, Top 40 isn't so bad, and it has a change to climb next week.

Have a look at the latest Fresh Hits Chart, Tom...because of those re-climbing hits that we dropped previously that can`t be allowed to be in our chart anymore, it`s a real different story:

 

01 14 LADY GAGA

02 01 ALEXANDRA

03 02 LEONA

04 03 BEYONCE

05 04 JAMES MORRISON

06 05 USE SOMEBODY

07 08 GIRLS ALOUD (LOVING KIND)

08 11 KATY PERRY

09 06 TAKE THAT

10 09 SATURDAYS (ISSUES)

11 16 KID CUDI

12 12 KILLERS

13 13 BRITNEY

14 18 T.I.

15 19 BEYONCE (SINGLE LADIES)

16 17 AKON

17 30 PINK (SOBER)

18 NE KARDINAL OFFISHALL (NUMBA 1)

19 07 JEFF BUCKLEY

20 23 RIHANNA (REHAB)

21 25 SCRIPT

22 29 DUFFY

23 26 50 CENT

24 36 KANYE WEST (HEARTLESS)

25 21 SUGABABES (NO CAN DO)

26 NE TIMMY VEGAS

27 31 FRANZ FERDINAND

28 NE FRAY

29 32 WHITE LIES

30 38 AVA LEIGH

31 33 TINCHY STRYDER/TAIO CRUZ

32 35 NE-YO (MAD)

33 10 GERALDINE

34 37 KEVIN RUDOLF

35 34 N-DUBZ

36 40 PUBLIC DOMAIN

37 RE BRITNEY (CIRCUS)

38 39 WILEY

39 RE SNOW PATROL (CRACK THE SHUTTERS)

40 NE STRONG AGAIN - N-DUBZ

 

Remember everyone (except Tom) this chart is based on physicals/downloads/pre-orders, but if a song has dropped out of the ten, and fallen for another consequetive week it is dropped altogether...depicting our "fresh" playlist for a student radio station.

Can I ask who is Timmy Vegas? :mellow:

Cheers Dave! Lady Gaga looking a cert for #1 next week...

 

Back to 1978, I got that Disco Fever album as a Christmas present (along with Rumours by Fleetwood Mac). I still have it, though a lack of a record player means I've never listened to it for years!

 

Here's the cover of the album:

 

http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=1038431