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I really hope MLJ is 59p soon too :P

What is Tulisa expected to sell this week? Given that Carly might still sell 80k, and Tulisas big lead on itunes, she might be heading for 150k+ :unsure:

It's just the remixes that have been discounted. The original and the extended version are still 99p.

Obviously too much talking in between and too much time spent on No. 27 - so now he cuts off every song after 2 minutes :rolleyes:

Great track - and could well be official No. 1 in Germany next week :w00t:

The Sonique song was absolutely huge at that time - it being 3 weeks at the top back them was quite an achiemevent and it also was a big hit all over Europe and the US. Doubt anyone who was into charts in the early 00s is unabble to remember it :blink: Even though i am not from the UK i remember loads of the songs named - think it depens on how interested you are in music and charts :unsure:

:blink: the song samples a song that was 51 weeks in the german chart and got as high as No. 4. :P

Just listened to the new Plan B song for the first time and it obviously samples "Alles neu". A song by German artist Peter Fox released in 2008. :o I find that rather strange :blink:

in fact 5 songs out of the top 10 really sound like Guetta-Songs - well 2 of them are :lol:

the 00s are the years from 2000-2009. so how should albums and singles released in 2010 and 2011 be in this countdown :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

yeah it should have gotten at least 1 week at the top. But the week before she would have stolen the No. 1 from Westlife :angry:

That was exactly my 1st thougt :mellow: I would not want to receive that as a present for valentine. Another example would be Gotye "STIUTK" :blink: But I am pretty sure that people buy music because they like it or think that the presentee might like it - no matter what the lyrics are.

The band itself was from the USA, but their producer was Frank Farian. Yes, the one who had already produced Boney M., Milly Vanilli and La Bouche. They were really big with their first album but people soon got bored of them so their next album completely flopped.

Just wondered who in 2007 fell from No. 1 straight out of the Top 10. :blink: Leona Lewis should actually be 06 (01) insted of 06 (11). :)

What song dropped from 4 out of the Top 10 in last year's chart? :huh:

The most fascinating thing about this Alex Day song is, that there is no EP with all versions available. Every version is available as a sinlge of its own. So to get the 9 versions available you have to spend £7.11. While an EP normally costs no more than £2.49. Some of his fans really seem to be crazy to get this to the top.

I'm sure it had massive sales after the final on Sunday/Monday that kept it in the Top 20.

On Tuesday a remix of "TTGA" feat. B.o.B is out - of course the record company desperately wants another No. 1 in the USA for her. :wacko:

Not looking too bad for her. I was just wondering why you should download a 2:12 min song when you can listen to a 1:30 preview for free - but for the short UK edit the preview is limited to 30 seconds <_< Still i don't understand the extreme shortness of UK edits :huh:

Military Wives straight in at No. 1 with double the sales of little mix. :dance: Oh well, of course nobody is going to buy this, has no appeal to the younger audience and won't sell as a download :rolleyes:

This has flopped hard almost everywhere it's been released so far - even in countries where Mr. Saxobeat was a No. 1 smash. Did not even reach Top 100 in Germany this week :blink: So it would be a surprise if it did well in the UK. An andvantage could be that the album has not yet been released - the rest of Europe got it back in October. So there might be enough demand for the song - and it should go Top 40 - at least some time after X-mas.

not sure what the share of amazons digital market has got to do with the sales of this song. :blink: on amazon bestellers list for CDs it's currently No. 3 - just behind Buble and Amy - but outselling Coldplay, Adele and Now thats what I call Music 80. It's pre-order sales of almost 3 weeks will of course add to the sales next week too. it is absolutely huge on CD - the fact it's only 1.99 might help for sure. for me this makes it the most obvous No.1 of the year - but let's wait and see ...

"Titanium" was so far not released as a proper single in Austria and Germany - but it's the most successful song from the "NBTB" album there. :P

Exactly my thoughts over the last 2 weeks (since its up for pre-order). The fact that the single is competing with albums that are selling approx. 200k/week overall just seems to be ignored. Everyone is just talking about it not having big download-sales next week - but they would not need a single download sold if they sell - let's say 500k physicals ...