Miley down 8 :(

 

Don't cha wish that you could be a

(nasally accent) FLYONTHEWALL

Edited March 1, 200917 yr by B-rye

thank god Miley is dropping like a stone :heehee:

24 (from 16) Miley Cyrus - Fly On The Wall [P]

 

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/D358232.JPG

 

Chart Run: 54-44-16-24 [4 wks]

 

Release date: 16-2-2009

Format: CDS

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: D358232

Label: POLYDOR

 

Video here:

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2008 11 See You Again

2008 25 7 Things

2009 16 Fly On The Wall

 

Discussion Thread Here

I was expecting a huge drop but this is quite big anyway. :(

That made me laugh :lol:

 

Why lol :o!!

 

Still love this, it's a shame that she's really struggling to breakthrough in the UK. :cry:

I started like Miley, good song, very grower :D

Love 'Fly On The Wall'. :wub:

Britney down 5 :P

Why lol :o!!

 

Still love this, it's a shame that she's really struggling to breakthrough in the UK. :cry:

Rather than in US. ;)

23 (from 18) Britney Spears - Circus [P]

 

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697455282.JPG

 

Chart Run: 32-39-60-48-43-24-17-17-13-15-17-18-23 [13 wks]

 

Release date: 16-2-2009

Format: CDS

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 88697455282

Label: RCA

 

In the late 1990s, Madonna had long since become a mature artist, turning her back on the carefree dance-pop of her early days. Teenage singer Britney Spears picked up on this specific Madonna era, albeit with a more girl-next-door approach. Her coy mix of innocence and sensuality (and infectious songs) made her a superstar, and helped inspire the teen-pop phenomenon that soon dominated pop music. By the early '00s, Spears was casting about for a more adult image, and remade herself into a vixen, experimented with acting and reality TV, and had two children with the controversial wannabe rap star Kevin Federline. While her personal life pre-empted her musical output for a while, she seemed on the road to artistic recovery after the 2006 birth of her second child. A critically lambasted appearance on the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards and a very public custody battle with Federline worked against her, but her concurrent album release BLACKOUT bought her some credibility with the fickle music press. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

track listing

1. Circus

2. Womanizer [Mike Rizzo funk generation radio mix]

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

1999 01 ...Baby One More Time

1999 03 Sometimes

1999 05 (You Drive Me) Crazy

2000 01 Born To Make You Happy

2000 01 Oops!... I Did It Again

2000 05 Lucky

2000 07 Stronger

2001 12 Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know

2001 04 I'm A Slave 4 U

2002 04 Overprotected

2002 02 I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman

2002 07 Boys (Britney Spears Feat. Pharrell Williams)

2002 13 I Love Rock 'n' Roll

2003 02 Me Against The Music (Britney Spears Feat. Madonna)

2004 01 Toxic

2004 01 Everytime

2004 03 My Prerogative

2005 06 Do Somethin'

2007 03 Gimme More

2007 02 Piece Of Me

2008 15 Break The Ice

2008 03 Womanizer

2008 13 Circus

 

:wub: my princess :heart: , not a big drop.

Glad that Circus hasn't dropped too much. It should hover around the mid-twenties for the next few weeks now...

still love the N-Dubz track!! that and Ouch should of been there biggest hits.... -_-

I think this will be on the slide from now. #13 is such an unjustified peak for it though. :(

still love the N-Dubz track!! that and Ouch should of been there biggest hits.... -_-

Don't forget Papa. :D

Love 'Fly On The Wall'. :wub:

 

It's probably her least bad since ever. Still, :puke2:

 

I still love Circus though :wub:

 

still love the N-Dubz track!! that and Ouch should of been there biggest hits.... -_-

 

I'm not a big fan of N Dubz but Ouch was fantastic; I know every word. :D

Miley Cyrus, Britney Spears... the parade of (p*ssy-crap) dolls has started :/

Although, surprisingly both have quite decent songs here...

39 (from 49) MGMT - Time To Pretend [P]

 

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697235412.JPG

 

Chart Run: 54-49-61-xx(3 wks)-35-41-49-72-xx(7 wks)-60-72-xx(12 wks)-75-xx(12 wks)-60-67-64-55-61-61-49-39 [18 wks]

 

Release date: 3-3-2008

Format: CDS

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 88697235412

Label: BMG

 

Oddball Brooklyn-based duo MGMT (aka Management) produced spacey electronic rock that is both engaging and playful. Consisting of singer/multi-instrumentalists Ben Goldwasser and Andrew VanWyngarden, MGMT's debut set ORACULAR SPECTACULAR was produced by David Fridmann (Flaming Lips), although they had originally requested that either 'Prince, Barack Obama, Nigel Godrich and not Sheryl Crow' would be on studio duties. MGMT featured in both the top ten of BBC's Sound of 2008 poll and in Rolling Stones's Ten Artists To Watch 2008 list. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

track listing

1. Time To Pretend

2. Metanoia

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2008 35 Time To Pretend

2008 22 Electric Feel

2008 16 Kids

 

Discussion Thread Here

 

This is re-issue of the group's first hit from last year. I think it will pass the peak of the original release of the song but it will not pass the peak of their last hit "Kids"

Miley Cyrus' best song is this.

 

YOU GET THE BEEEEEEEEST OF BOTH WORLDS

CHILL IT OUT TAKE IT SLOW, THE YOU ROCK OUT THE SHOW