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Wargh! When did Journey go above 3oh!3? Shocking.

http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=105194 - ?

She sold over a million total in the first 3 and a half weeks.

I don't know what the split was between physicals and downloads in the third week but the opening run on the official chart was 1-1-1-3...

Can we submit anything at all in a personal chart? Like it's just basically the songs we're digging most at the moment? Edit: ignore, just read guide! Sorry!

Thank you!

I'm really interested how fast Joe's falling, Rage only *started* falling from number 2 this time last week: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?s...4511&st=580

+5 // Rage Against The Machine // Killing In The Name +4 // Cheryl Cole Feat. will.i.am // 3 Words +3 // 3OH!3 Feat. Katy Perry // Starstrukk +2 // Lady GaGa // Bad Romance +1 // Ke$ha // TiK ToK -1 // Rihanna // Russian Roulette -2 // Robbie Williams // You Know Me -3 // Black Eyed Peas // Meet Me Halfway -4 // Joe McElderry // The Climb -5 // Journey // Don't Stop Believin'

Sorry to be such a n00b but what's the multichart?

The Arctic Monkeys song was massive, and Mr Brightside was certainly up there.

She's far from unknown here, and even if she was that would also be a good reason to tour.

Well -- it always seems to me to mirror the iTunes chart quite closely! But I'm a newbie so I don't know much. And I can't get a chart on my own iTunes on my creaky old Mac : p

Joe's down to 6 on livehits.co.uk

+5 JLS - Beat Again +4 Journey - Don't Stop Believin' +3 Westlife - What About Now +2 Joe McElderry - The Climb +1 The Saturdays - Ego

I might be wrong, but isn't Joe falling faster now than Rage were this time last week? I think it was through Wednesday that they fell down through the top 10?

If Ke$ha gets to number 1 on iTunes I might start a Facebook campaign for an Uffie song...

Yes, exactly, I understand why it happens but I don't understand why the other record companies don't challenge it. I'm sure a good legal case could be made that it's anti-competitive at least.

I distinctly remember Alesha performing 'The Boy Does Nothing' on Strictly. That was before she became a judge, though. I'm absolutely amazed that the other majors haven't challenged the massive Sony dominance of X-Factor and Britain's Got Talent. What's stopping them, exactly?

Eh? Why not?

Am I too late? +5 What About Now - Westlife +4 Sexy Bitch - David Guiette feat Akon +3 Beat Again - JLS +2 Don't Stop Believin' - Journey +1 The Climb - Joe McElderry

Does anyone know how the other online charts work? Because I remember during the Rage campaign, hmv and play.com used to appear to shift daily; amazon several times a day. And Rage are still no. 1 on all of those, also 2, 4, 73 & 100 on play; 22 on hmv; 29 on amazon. [7digital still have the track 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 8 but I think they have a straightforward weekly chart]. I realise these things aren't really a big deal since itunes is the superpower in downloads; just curious if anyone knows what period that suggests Rage has been outselling the others over [on those sites]?

Horrifying.

That leaves a lot of room for people to claim to be *less* generous...

3 words -- I first heard it after clicking the link to the video on youtube expecting nothing at all and was quite taken by it. I even recommended it to a friend. That's not something I'd ever normally expect to do with a Cheryl Cole video, so maybe it's appealing to a different market than you might otherwise think?

I put Q magazine, Uncut, Mojo, NME and Rough Trade's end-of-year lists together. The thread is linked in the first post of this thread. I'm not saying I necessarily agree with it by the way! But do reiterate Mr/Ms. Soap's question.