Hi, welcome to the Almost Saturday charts, Part 1! Notice anything different? Dave Taylor couldn’t make it this week, so the chart this week is brought to you by B-rye. Don’t worry, it’s the same song and dance, but with slightly different layouts and a different presenter.

 

As usual, here are your top books, compiled from the best selling paperbacks in the United Kingdom.

[06] 01| John Le Carre – A Most Wanted Man

[04] 02| Jill Mansell – Rumour Has It

[02] 03| Jodi Picoult – My Sister’s Keeper

[01] 04| James Patterson – Sail

[05] 05| Jane Green – Beech House

[**] 06| Dawn French – Dear Fatty

[07] 07| Michael Connelly – Brass Verdict

[**] 08| Danielle Steele – Rogue

[03] 09| Bernard Cornwell – Azincourt

[08] 10| Patricia Cornwell – Scarpetta

All the Cornwells down at the bottom there, how bizarre.

 

And of course, the top 10 film DVDs, compiled by our friends DTR based on not just sales, but also rentals! You don’t even have to pay.

[**] 01| Young Victoria

[01] 02| Marley & Me

[02] 03| Gran Torino

[03] 04| Bronson

[04] 05| Confessions of a Shop-a-Holic

[05] 06| Che (Parts 1 and 2)

[**] 07| Driven to Kill

[06] 08| He’s Just Not That Into You

[07] 09| Slumdog Millionaire

[08] 10| International

What a boring chart! It’s just the same old top 8 moved down one or two places by newies at 1 and 7. And if for some reason you’re wondering ‘where is Hotel For Dogs?!?’, it is considered a kids’ film, and is not eligible for this chart.

 

Next up is the TV related DVDs top 5.

[01] 01| Prison Break (Series 4)

[**] 02| Torchwood (Series 3)

[**] 03| Ashes To Ashes (Series 2)

[02] 04| Doctor Who: Planet Of The Dead

[03] 05| Red Dwarf: Back To Earth

Wow, they got that Torchwood DVD out pretty quickly! (I think…)

 

And the top films from the UK box office, compiled as usual by Screen International. Big surprise at the top here, no I’m just kidding.

[**] 01| Brüno

[01] 02| Ice Age 3: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs

[03] 03| Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen

[04] 04| The Hangover

[02] 05| Public Enemies

[06] 05| My Sister’s Keeper

[06] 07| Year One

[08] 08| Night At The Museum 2

[07] 09| Kambakkht Ishq

[**] 10| Shortkut

I’m not the biggest film fan ever, so if anyone would explain to me what the hell a ‘Kambakkht Ishq’ is I would be grateful. New Sacha Baron Cohen film up at the top there, remind me to watch it, Borat was brilliant.

 

Moving on very swiftly, here are the UK’s top videogames, based on sales from all platforms.

[01] 01| Guitar Hero 3

[02] 02| The Sims 3

[03] 03| EA Sports Active

[04] 04| Tom Clancy’s Endwar

[05] 05| UFC 2009 Undisputed

[06] 06| Pokémon Platinum Edition

[**] 07| Call Of Duty – Modern Warfare

[07] 08| FIFA ‘09

[08] 09| Guitar Hero Wold Tour

[10] 10| My Fitness Coach

I have no idea what GH3 is doing selling more than World Tour, but I guess the public are to blame. In an unchanged top 6, three-quels rule the top of the charts.

 

Here are the top 30 TV programmes. Compiled by ol’ BARB, an of course only the top editions of programmes are noted, business as usual on the Almost Saturday charts.

[05] 01| Wimbledon 2009 [8.54m]

[01] 02| Coronation Street [8.06m]

[02] 03| EastEnders [7.82m]

[03] 04| Top Gear [6.38m]

[12] 05| Ten O’clock News [5.91m]

[03] 06| Emmerdale [5.85m]

[04] 07| Casualty [5.84m]

[06] 08| BBC News Sunday [5.76m]

[09] 09| Holby City [5.46m]

[21] 10| Countryfile [5.25m]

[10] 11| Kingdom [4.94m]

[11] 12| The Bill [4.65m]

[15] 13| Royal [4.62m]

[13] 14| Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow [4.60m]

[18] 15| Celebrity Masterchef [4.52m]

[07] 16| National Lottery Draws [4.49m]

[17] 17| Six O’clock News [4.40m]

[RE] 18| Total Wipeout [4.34m]

[26] 19| The One Show [4.31m]

[31] 20| CSI Miami [4.22m]

[22] 21| Secret Caribbean [4.03m]

[16] 22| BBC News Saturday [4.02m]

[RE] 23| Doc Martin [3.93m]

[23] 24| Hotel Babylon [3.79m]

[27] 25| Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? [3.76m]

[**] 26| Best Job In The World [3.74m]

[RE] 27| Hope Springs [3.65m]

[33] 28| Animals Do The Funniest Things [3.39m]

[**] 29| Ladette To Lady [3.33m]

[20] 30| Mr. & Mrs. [3.26m]

 

And onto the interesting stuff! Here’s your top 30 (combined) albums based as always on sales Thursday to Wednesday with figures adjusted for the new entries.

[01] 01| Michael Jackson – The Essential

[02] 02| Florence + The Machine – Lungs

[14] 03| Michael Jackson and The Jackson 5 – The Motown Years

[16] 04| Paolo Nutini – Sunny Side Up

[06] 05| Michael Jackson – Thriller

[05] 06| La Roux – La Roux

[03] 07| Michael Jackson – Off The Wall

[08] 08| Cascada – Evacuate The Dancefloor

[**] 09| Various – Massive R&B Classics

[17] 10| Various – Gatecrasher Trance Anthems

[10] 11| Lady GaGa – The Fame

[11] 12| Kasabian – West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum

[09] 13| Various – Clubland 13

[**] 14| The Dead Weather – Horehound

[13] 15| Take That – The Circus

[04] 16| Michael Jackson – Number Ones

[22] 17| The Black Eyed Peas – The E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies)

[19] 18| Kings of Leon – Only By The Night

[13] 19| Various – R&B in the Mix

[**] 20| VV Brown – Travelling Like The Light

[28] 21| Lily Allen – It’s Not Me, It’s You

[24] 22| Noisettes – Wild Young Hearts

[15] 23| Michael Jackson – King Of Pop

[RE] 24| The Killers – Day & Age

[23] 25| Various – Chilled II 91-09

[31] 26| Kings of Leon – Box Set [Youth And Young Manhood / Aha Shake Heartbreak / Because Of The Times]

[34] 27| Jim Reeves – The Very Best Of

[20] 28| Bruce Springsteen & The E-Street Band – Greatest Hits

[07] 29| Michael Jackson – Thriller 25

[27] 30| Daniel Merriweather – Love & War

Then just outside that at 31, let’s give it up for The Prodigy with Invaders Must Die. The Essential Michael Jackson finishes off with about 40,000 more sales than closest competitor Lungs by Florence + The Machine.

 

Here’s where I give up with reformatting – the flashback is boring, so these are the actual words of Dave Taylor! (Perfect grammar not guaranteed)

 

Time for the Flashback to July 1981. (Charts compiled by MRIB)

The Top TV back then:

01 CORONATION STREET (MON) 14.70 Preparing for the Wedding of Deidrie Langton, and Ken Barlow.

02 CORONATION STREET (WEDS) 14.50

03 RUSS ABBOTT`S MADHOUSE 12.70 Saturday sketches with Blunder Woman/Cooperman etc.

04 LADY IN DANGER 12.70 a comedy/drama set in Ardenburg, as a Queen is transported to England

05 THE KRYPTON FACTOR 12.60 the fifth series with Gordon Burns (Weds at 7pm

06 SORRY, I`M A STRANGER HERE MYSELF 11.90 Sitcom in which Henry Nunn (Robin Bailey) inherits a house, then leaves his Librarian job, and wife to live in Stackley.

07 ONLY WHEN I LAUGH 11.70 Hospital Sitcom with James Bolam (Figgis), Christopher Strauli (Norman Binns), Peter Bowles (Glover), and Richard Wilson as Dr Gordon Thorpe.

08 CROSSROADS (MON) 11.60 the Motel fire, the big event and the end for Noele Gordon

09 THAT`S LIFE 11.60 Consumer/Comedy from Esther and co.

10 FAMILY FORTUNES 11.60 Bob Monkhouse in series 2, of the survey based quiz.

11 CROSSROADS (TUES) 11.40

12 THE VIDEO ENTERTAINERS 11.20 Johnnie Hamp introduces entertainers, both old and new in this entertainment series on Weds at 8pm.

13 QUINCY M.E. 10.70 Pathology crime solving with Jack Klugman.

14 SHOESTRING 10.60 Trevor Eve as the DJ/Crime Solver.

15 NINE O`CLOCK NEWS 10.50

16 WINNER TAKES ALL 10.20 Jimmy Tarbuck/Geoffrey Wheeler in the Betting based General Knowledge quiz (Fridays at 7)

17 BLESS ME FATHER 10.20 The Priest/Curate sitcom with Arthur Lowe, and Daniel Abineri..usually getting early evening Sunday viewers.

18 MISFITS 10.00 Sitcom with Enn Reitel, Kevin Lloyd, & Marcia Ashton taking up lodgings with Anne Stallybrass.

19 CROSSROADS (THUR) 9.9

20 CROSSROADS (WEDS) 9.9

 

The Top Albums in July 1981

01 04 LOVE SONGS - CLIFF RICHARD

02 01 NO SLEEP TIL HAMMERSMITH - MOTORHEAD

03 05 STARS ON 45 - STARSOUND

04 11 KIM WILDE - KIM WILDE

05 07 DURAN DURAN

06 08 ANTHEM - TOYAH

07 06 SECRET COMBINATION - RANDY CRAWFORD

08 02 DISCO DAZE AND DISCO NITES - VA

09 17 BAD FOR GOOD - JIM STEINMAN

10 10 KINGS OF THE WILD FRONTIER - ADAM AND THE ANTS

11 09 JUJU - SIOUXIE AND THE BANSHEES

12 03 PRESENT ARMS - UB40

13 27 BEST OF - MICHAEL JACKSON

14 19 NAH POO THE ART OF BLUFF - WAH!

15 13 MAGNETIC FIELDS - JEAN MICHAEL JARRE

16 14 PENIS ENVY - CRASS

17 12 CHARIOTS OF FIRE - VANGELIS

18 15 JUMPIN` JIVE - JOE JACKSON

19 21 HOTTER THAN JULY - STEVIE WONDER

20 20 THE RIVER - BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

 

Motorhead`s biggest selling album deposed by Cliff! Love Songs was one of Cliff`s biggest sellers, which prevented Kim Wilde`s 2nd album topping the chart. She peaked at #2. The full album of Starsound...bit too much! Early days for Duran Duran, and indeed Toyah. Jim Steinman (many a song written for Meat Loaf) reaching the peak. Adam And The Ants kept "the wild frontier" up and down all year, and 12 weeks at #1, before Prince Charming came along in November. Siouxie And The Banshees had obviously been watching those old Johnny Weissmuller/Lex Barker films, as a JuJu was mentioned as part of the tribe in every Tarzan film going! Randy Crawford had her "Secret Combination". Never big in the States for Randy, but in Britain 3 top 3 hits, including a 1980 MRIB #1. UB40 were slipping, but the new single "One In Ten" wasn`t far away...so back up the album chart was a certainty. Michael Jackson, had the Best Of, which included the current re-issued album track "One Day In Your Life". Crass (heading from Epping) were a punk outfit, formed in 1977. They even had their own record label, which also released records for other people, such as Honey Bane in 1980. "Penis Envy" was their third album...a rather feminist album. Even in 1982, they caused a stir, when they did some fake recordings of apparently over heard conversations, with Thatcher & Regan during the Falklands War. The White House thought the tapes, were from the Soviet Union. Stevie Wonder road back up the chart as his new single crashed into the Singles chart.

 

The Top Singles in July 1981

01 01 GHOST TOWN - SPECIALS 3rd and final week at the top

02 02 STARS ON 45 - STARSOUND Beatles medley apart from Sugar Sugar (Dutch Pop)

03 03 THE CAN CAN - BAD MANNERS revival of a very old piece, with Buster Bloodvessel

04 05 BODY TALK - IMAGINATION their biggest and first hit

05 07 WORDY RAPPINGHOOD - TOM TOM CLUB the girls from Talking Heads

06 06 MOTORHEAD LIVE - MOTORHEAD Live version of their theme

07 22 CHANT NO. 1 - SPANDAU BALLET big climb, and a MRIB future #1

08 20 LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME - ABBA the first time around for a song later covered by Erasure

09 04 ONE DAY IN YOUR LIFE - MICHAEL JACKSON a release from a 1975 album

10 11 DANCING ON THE FLOOR - THIRD WORLD 2nd top tenner

11 08 NO WOMAN NO CRY - BOB MARLEY Bob died in 1981, this was a re-issue from 1975

12 15 SAT IN YOUR LAP - KATE BUSH more originallity for Kate!

13 12 YOU MIGHT NEED SOMEBODY - RANDY CRAWFORD the best version of a song covered by Shola Ama

14 09 GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS - ODYSSEY disco classic

15 ne HAPPY BIRTHDAY - STEVIE WONDER salute to Martin Luther King

16 10 MEMORY - ELAINE PAIGE from cats

17 17 NEW LIFE - DEPECHE MODE first hit

18 23 FOR YOUR EYES ONLY - SHEENA EASTON Bond Theme

19 13 RAZZAMATAZZ - QUINCY JONES teaming up with Patti Austen

20 29 NEVER SURRENDER - SAXON rock

21 14 THERE`S A GUY WORK`S DOWN THE CHIPSHOP (SWEARS HE`S ELVIS) - KIRSTY MACOLL first hit

22 32 WALK RIGHT NOW - JACKSONS 2 hits in the chart for MJ

23 25 VISAGE - VISAGE self-titled for Steve Strange

24 38 SHOW ME - DEXY`S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS less heard by Kevin Rowland & co

25 18 CAN`T HAPPEN HERE - RAINBOW more rock from Graham Bonnet

26 ne GREEN DOOR - SHAKIN` STEVENS 2nd chart topper for Shaky

27 33 I`M IN LOVE - EVELYN KING you must call her EV-LYN not EVE-LYN!

28 36 TAKE IT ON THE RUN - REO SPEEDWAGON slow climb for the band

29 ne GIRLS ON FILM - DURAN DURAN 3rd hit for Simon Le Bonn and co

30 16 PIECE OF THE ACTION - BUCK`S FIZZ 2nd hit

31 26 WIKKA WRAP - EVASIONS salute to Alan Whicker

32 21 THROW AWAY THE KEY - LINX david grant and co

33 ne BACK TO THE SIXTIES - TIGHT FIT their first hit a 60s medley

34 19 BEING WITH YOU - SMOKEY ROBINSION chart return for Smokey

35 24 ALL STOOD STILL - ULTRAVOX couldn`t match Vienna

36 37 BEACH BOY GOLD - GIDEA PARK medley via Adrian Baker

37 28 MORE THAN IN LOVE - KATE ROBBINS & BEYOND from Crossroads

38 ne HOOKED ON CLASSICS - ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA medley from the biggies

39 45 COMPUTER LOVE/THE MODEL - KRAFTWERK first issue of Double A for the German electronic band

40 27 HOW ABOUT US - CHAMPAIGN sounding almost Smokey Robinson

 

And we round off part 1 with your biggest selling single and album pre-orders. (it’s back to B-rye just fyi)

 

SINGLES:

 

01| Pitbull – I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho) [July 27th]

02| Beyoncé – Sweet Dreams [August 3rd]

03| Calvin Harris featuring Mary Pearce – Ready For The Weekend [August 10th]

04| Alina – When You Leave (Numa Numa) [July 27th]

05| Girls Can’t Catch – Keep Your Head Up [August 3rd]

06| Frankmusik – Confusion Girl (Shame Shame Shame) [July 20th]

07| The Prodigy – Take Me To The Hospital :cheer: [August 31st]

08| Kasabian – Where Did All The Love Go? [August 20th]

09| Fightstar – Never Change [July 20th]

10| Twang – Barney Rubble [July 27th]

I personally hope The Prodigy can get top twenty with TMTTH.

 

ALBUMS:

 

01| Various – NOW! 73 [July 20th]

02| Arctic Monkeys – Humbug [August 24th]

03| Michael Jackson – Collection [box set] [July 20th]

04| Jordin Sparks – Battlefield [July 20th]

05| a-ha – Foot Of The Mountain [July 27th]

06| Rhythms Del Mundo – Classics [July 20th]

07| Muse – Resistance [september 14th]

08| Calvin Harris – Ready For The Weekend [August 17th]

09| Reverend & The Makers – A French Kiss in the Chaos [July 27th]

10| The Stone Roses – 20th Anniversary [August 10th]

NOW! should add yet another #1 compilation to their pile then. Monkeys are surefire #1 on Aug 24, and will MJ’s Collection get the #1 album next week?

 

Anyway, that’s it for the first part. Tune back in for part 2… later. :D

Thanks guys

 

Alina is quite high on pre-orders :o

Alina is quite high on pre-orders :o

 

It is :o

 

Thanks D-Rye (do you like your new group name? :lol:)

Well done B-rye. Thank you

Here’s the big finish, starting as always with the meaningless top 20 physical singles.

[**] 01| JLS – Beat Again

[02] 02| Cascada – Evacuate The Dancefloor

[01] 03| Lady GaGa – Paparazzi

[05] 04| Keri Hilson featuring Kanye West and Ne-Yo – Knock You Down

[03] 05| Jordin Sparks – Battlefield

[04] 06| Agnes – Release Me

[06] 07| La Roux – Bulletproof

[08] 08| Chipmunk featuring Emeli Sandé – Diamond Rings

[**] 09| Green Day – 21 Guns

[09] 10| David Guetta featuring Kelly Rowland – When Love Takes Over

[RE] 11| The Stone Roses – Made Of Stone

[10] 12| The Saturdays – Work

[11] 13| Jamie T – Sticks ‘N’ Stones [EP]

[12] 14| The Black Eyed Peas – Boom Boom Pow

[13] 15| Freemasons featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer)

[15] 16| Pixie Lott – Mama Do (Uh Oh, Uh Oh)

[**] 17| Melanie Fiona – Give It To Me Right

[14] 18| Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em featuring Sammie – Kiss Me Thru The Phone

[16] 19| Take That – Said It All

[17] 20| Dizzee Rascal & Armand Van Helden – Bonkers

Also in the physical top 40 is a whole bunch more new entries. Reverend & The Makers, Master Shortie, Maxïmo Park, Filthy Dukes (featuring Tommy Sparks), Julien Jadre, Honor Blackman, 3OH!3 and Shovell are all in there (god knows who those last four minus 3OH!3 are though).

 

And here’s another top 20, but a bit more relevant – it’s the iTunes top 20 overall from Sunday to Friday!

[**] 01| JLS – Beat Again

[01] 02| Cascada – Evacuate The Dancefloor

[07] 03| The Black Eyed Peas – I Gotta Feeling

[02] 04| La Roux – Bulletproof

[04] 05| Lady GaGa – Paparazzi

[**] 06| Chicane – Poppiholla

[11] 07| Pitbull – I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)

[05] 08| David Guetta featuring Kelly Rowland – When Love Takes Over

[06] 09| Chipmunk featuring Emeli Sandé – Diamond Rings

[03] 10| Michael Jackson – Man In The Mirror

[**] 11| Beyoncé – Sweet Dreams

[08] 12| The Black Eyed Peas – Boom Boom Pow

[09] 13| Keri Hilson featuring Kanye West and Ne-Yo – Knock You Down

[12] 14| Jordin Sparks – Battlefield

[13] 15| Agnes – Release Me

[15] 16| The Veronicas – Untouched

[18] 17| Daniel Merriweather – Red

[20] 18| The Pussycat Dolls – Hush Hush; Hush Hush

[21] 19| Florence + The Machine – Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)

[**] 20| 3OH!3 – Don’t Trust Me

So that’s sort of how the Big Top 40 should be, but it won’t, because the Big Top 40 is $h!t.

 

Here is your combined singles chart, from 11-50, but not upside down because that’s confusing. :P (top 10 after it)

[07] 11| The Black Eyed Peas – Boom Boom Pow 7) =8

[09] 12| Keri Hilson featuring Kanye West and Ne-Yo – Knock You Down 8) =11

[11] 13| Jordin Sparks – Battlefield 9) =13

[10] 14| Agnes – Release Me 10) =12

[**] 15| Beyoncé – Sweet Dreams =14

[20] 16| Florence + The Machine – Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) 11) =15

[17] 17| Daniel Merriweather – Red 12) =16

[16] 18| Dizzee Rascal & Armand Van Helden – Bonkers 13) =17

[13] 19| The Veronicas – Untouched =18

[24] 20| The Pussycat Dolls – Hush Hush; Hush Hush =20

[**] 21| 3OH!3 – Don’t Trust Me 14)=24

[15] 22| Pixie Lott – Mama Do (Uh Oh, Uh Oh) 15) =19

[18] 23| La Roux – In For The Kill 16) =21

[27] 24| Lady GaGa – Poker Face 17) =22

[29] 25| Kasabian – Fire 18) =23

[33] 26| Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em featuring Sammie – Kiss Me Thru The Phone 19) =27

[34] 27| Tinchy Stryder featuring N-Dubz – Number 1 20) =25

[21] 28| Michael Jackson – Billie Jean =27

[22] 29| Jamie T – Sticks ‘N’ Stones [EP] 21) =31

[19] 30| Michael Jackson – Smooth Criminal 22) =28

[38] 31| VV Brown – Shark In The Water 23) =29

[30] 32| Linkin Park – New Divide

[23] 33| Freemasons featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer) 24) =30

[41] 34| Noisettes – Never Forget You =33

[12] 35| Arctic Monkeys – Crying Lightning

[26] 36| Michael Jackson – Thriller 25) =32

[36] 37| The Saturdays – Work 26) =35

[**] 38| Green Day – 21 Guns 27) =37

[32] 39| Michael Jackson – Beat It =34

[37] 40| Take That – Said It All 28) =36

[**] 41| Melanie Fiona – Give It To Me Right 29) =39

[31] 42| Michael Jackson – Dirty Diana =38

[42] 43| Lily Allen – Not Fair 30) =41

[48] 44| Jason Mraz – I’m Yours 31)

[25] 45| Michael Jackson – They Don’t Care About Us 32) =40

[49] 46| Lady GaGa featuring Colby O’Donis and Akon – Just Dance 33) =44

[53] 47| Calvin Harris – I’m Not Alone 34) =43

[52] 48| Beyoncé – Halo 35) =46

[50] 49| Katy Perry – Waking Up In Vegas 36) =48

[28] 50| Michael Jackson – Black Or White =42

 

And the MASSIVE TOP TEN, in reverse order!

[14] 10| Pitbull – I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho) =10

[06] 09| Chipmunk featuring Emeli Sandé – Diamond Rings 6) =7

[03] 08| Michael Jackson – Man In The Mirror

[**] 07| Chicane – Poppiholla =9

[05] 06| David Guetta featuring Kelly Rowland – When Love Takes Over 5) =6

[04] 05| Lady GaGa – Paparazzi 4) =5

[02] 04| La Roux – Bulletproof 3) =3

[08] 03| The Black Eyed Peas – I Gotta Feeling =4

[01] 02| Cascada – Evacuate The Dancefloor 2) =2

[**] 01| JLS – Beat Again 1) =1

 

) Position without downloads alone.

 

= Position on Chart Show TV.

 

that means I got the right ten songs in my Ben’s prediction game, but wrong order, like last week :kink:

 

Do note JLS – Umbrella has been removed to ensure accuracy (stupid OCC rules!) If we were to include it, it would be #23 behind Pixie Lott. Beat Again finishes a massive 50,000 ahead of Evacuate, in total selling 93,000. It will almost certainly go over 100,000 with Saturday’s sales.

 

Bubbling under, the top 60 consists of MJ (YANA), Ciara ft. Missy Elliott, Noisettes (DUTR), Paolo Nutini, Jackson 5 (WLY), MJ (TWYMMF), Kings of Leon (US), Nickelback, Flo Rida ft. Wynter and Eminem (Beautiful). Also in the top 70 is Sean Kingston, Taylor Swift, Benny Anderssons Orkester, Akon (WDC) and P!nk (Funhouse), and just outside the top 75 is Britney Spears (Radar).

 

DISCLAIMER: THESE CHARTS ARE NOT OFFICIAL BLAH ETC, YOU KNOW THE DEAL.

LOL! Thanks B-Rye, it's very you :lol: TBH I think it's more confusing having the top 10 seperate from the singles, but all in all, not a bad job :)

 

Tough break for Melanie Fiona :snif: And :o @ Benny Andersson Band top 75 :kink:

LOL! Thanks B-Rye, it's very you :lol: TBH I think it's more confusing having the top 10 seperate from the singles, but all in all, not a bad job :)

 

Tough break for Melanie Fiona :snif: And :o @ Benny Andersson Band top 75 :kink:

 

Lol, what exactly did you expect on a thread by B-rye? For me to jack ave's style? :kink:

Sorry about separating the top ten from the rest :P

 

I personally think Mel F could scrape the top 40 by Sunday

Alina is quite high on pre-orders :o

 

 

I wish I used Alina in last month's BJSC :cry:

Looks like we have a younger version of Dave Taylor :heehee:

 

Well done B-rye, might as well call you Dave Taylor Jr. :heehee:

Looks like we have a younger version of Dave Taylor :heehee:

 

Well done B-rye, might as well call you Dave Taylor Jr. :heehee:

 

He's actually exactly 5 times older than me :heehee:

Edited July 17, 200916 yr by eyr-B

Sorry about separating the top ten from the rest :P

I liked it, use this also next time