August 9, 200917 yr Author Ooh yeah. They just played 'Holiday', and now it's 'I Gotta Feeling' :music: Holiday has a good chance at being #1 I reckon. Maybe BEP's agin as well next week? :o
August 9, 200917 yr Author Better Off Alone climbing to No.2 was amazing :wub: I thought it might have eventually climbed to No.1 but it was never to be :( summer 1999 was great! that chart from 2004 however...like the rest of 2004 musically, was awful :lol: with the exception of Shapeshifters and Anastacia Better off Alone is one of those great #2 songs :wub: Wetflies kept them off the week after too :manson:
August 9, 200917 yr Holiday has a good chance at being #1 I reckon. Maybe BEP's agin as well next week? :o I think: This week Tinchy Next week BEP Following week Dizzee
August 9, 200917 yr Better Off Alone climbing to No.2 was amazing :wub: I thought it might have eventually climbed to No.1 but it was never to be :( summer 1999 was great! that chart from 2004 however...like the rest of 2004 musically, was awful :lol: with the exception of Shapeshifters and Anastacia I agree with you completely. 2004 was a crisis for music :lol:
August 9, 200917 yr I hope Sugababes can keep Dizzee off. Holiday is blatently an attempt to be Dance Wiv Me pt.2, but it's nowhere near as good.
August 9, 200917 yr 40 (from 36) Green Day - 21 Guns [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/W817CD.JPG Chart Run: 60-40-39-36-40 [5 wks] Release date: 13-7-2009 Format: CDS Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: W817CD Label: REPRISE Coming out of the grass-roots Gilman St. punk scene of the early-1990s Bay Area, Green Day exploded into the mainstream with their third album, 1994's DOOKIE. The trio's punk energy and pop hooks, influenced by first-generation punks like the Buzzcocks, in turn inspired a huge legion of punk-pop followers. Their energy level flagged a bit following the smash success of DOOKIE, but the band's enormously successful 2004 Grammy-winning political concept album, AMERICAN IDIOT, proved they were mature artists and far from a one-trick pony. - HMV Video here: track listing 1. 21 Guns 2. Favorite Son Chart history (Year peak title): 1994 07 Basket Case 1994 20 Welcome To Paradise 1995 30 Longview 1995 27 When I Come Around 1995 16 Geek Stink Breath 1996 24 Stuck With Me 1996 28 Brain Stew / Jaded 1997 25 Hitchin' A Ride 1998 11 Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance) 1998 27 Redundant 2000 18 Minority 2000 27 Warning 2001 34 Waiting 2004 03 American Idiot 2004 05 Boulevard Of Broken Dreams 2005 11 Holiday 2005 08 Wake Me Up When September Ends 2005 17 Jesus Of Suburbia 2006 02 The Saints Are Coming (U2 And Green Day) 2007 19 The Simpsons Theme 2009 21 Know Your Enemy 2009 36 21 Guns 21st Century Breakdown - Discussion
August 9, 200917 yr Didn't you read that Reggie is doing it solo permanently from now on Matt? :snif: I hope Sugababes can keep Dizzee off. Holiday is blatently an attempt to be Dance Wiv Me pt.2, but it's nowhere near as good. True :)
August 9, 200917 yr Yes Green Day. Has this stuck around as long as Know Your Enemy did in the top 40?
August 9, 200917 yr Amazing (kinda) chart run for a number 36 peaking single. Gets better after every listen on the chart show :P
August 9, 200917 yr I'd say my favourites: 1 - This Time Around 2 - Change 3 - Feel Good 4 - Turn Around 5 - Tonite none of their other stuff made an impression with me
August 9, 200917 yr Yes Green Day. Has this stuck around as long as Know Your Enemy did in the top 40? Not yet. Know Your Enemy's chart run: 30-22-21-32-34-29-42-54-72 [9 wks]
August 9, 200917 yr ooh, first time i've heard this song and i really like it! Might go off and download it now :)
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