Gerry1975

Not really sure where to put this song because it's a combination of metal/deathcore with hardstyle/trance elements. Also they don't have any new album out soon so it's just a random song I heard a few days ago and I would be surprised if anyone out there can't help but bop their head to it, no matter what genre of music you like :D D1NdGBldg3w I'd love to see this song played on the radio or do well in the charts, has possibly the catchiest chorus on it as well and it's a meld of dance and metal that just goes together. Also the video is hilarious but apparently that's this band's style, not taking themselves seriously

Last Christmas as the year end No1? would be a nice tribute as it never got to the top spot

bought Royal Blood yesterday, could be one of the best No1 albums in a while if it's keeps where it is :)

going back over 20 years for this: http://www.officialcharts.com/archive-chart/_/1/1994-08-06/ Wet Wet Wet was okay in small doses, 15 weeks was a bit too much though and I wasn't a huge fan of the Flintstones tune being reworked but apart from that, I like every song. China Black, Regulate, Swamp Thing, Shine and even some PJ & Duncan from the original run. Probably the only person in the UK who bought the Maxx album as well :D some decent songs in the top 20 as well, CJ Lewis, Red Dragon and the fantastic 7 Seconds which was going to be a long runner in the chart. Infact 1994 was a pretty good year for chart music, could have picked a lot of weeks on the chart

Similarities is a new Biffy album, it contains all the b-sides from the Opposites singles including the ones that were on the vinyl releases. Lonely Revolutions was released in 2010 on vinyl initially but they ended up selling it on their website store on CD. Was digitally released just last month nice to see it's just outside the top 20 as a lot of Biffy's b-sides are better than the material they put on the albums

Twin Atlantic's Free into the top 100 albums, at least something good has came from the single release. Shame that Free or Crash Land (not released) didn't make an impact on the chart not a fan of the new direction at all, sounds like 80's stadium rock crossed with a boyband chorus

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmanuel_Emenike - not actually sure if it's anything to do with him but his surname is how you pronounce it no idea why Royal Blood are in this, looks like a token rock band thrown in so they count all the genres. NME/Kerrang will love them, they will do nothing in the chart because it's not chart music. I might keep an eye out for their album though, quite like the song they have on the website

the idea that A7X will stay around for the next 20 years is more laughable :D they've already started to make the same album and people will start getting bored at some point however I do go with A7X on this debate because anything associated with Sande is probably boring and lacking imagination but will sell millions of copies when it gets played on X-Factor

Avenged Sevenfold's new album just sounds like their last 2 or 3 really, it's only because their profile is a bit bigger due to Nightmare being a US No1/UK top 5 album is the reason why this album will probably be top 2. Shame their earlier stuff didn't sell a lot because it's miles better seems that the physical market must be alive and kicking this week because if you look at ITunes that album chart doesn't look anything like the one shown in the update. Franz Ferdinand's album is nowhere near the top 10, neither is Newton Faulkner. Bob Dylan's sales look to be coming from physical buys and Amazon (No2)

their Radio 2 concert has been on the red button at times during the week

huge drop for Sigur Ros, down from 9 to 45 I guess albums sales aren't that high if Bugg can be No5 based on a few days of being top seller at ITunes

I don't really think Love Me Again is that bad and I'm not really a chart person either. Guy's voice is a bit weird but it's catchy enough it's miles better than Blurred Lines which is one of the worst songs I've heard in a long time. Only No1 because of the video and because Pharrell sells records currently

helped Only Revolutions to jump to it's peak position of 3 when they were shown on BBC3 a few years ago at Reading and Leeds, not even the full performance either this time around, they'll headline the Sunday night so most of the full show will be shown

they have various European festival tours and some support slots with Muse in Europe in the next week so I'd say it's unlikely. There is some free time but I don't think they will be that bothered about chart positions wouldn't be like Warner to make a complete mess of promotion for a single though, abysmal job they did of Biblical which had much more chart potential than anything off Opposites. Blatantly waiting for Reading and Leeds to jump the album up the charts rather than actually doing some promotion with the band

apart from Get Lucky which isn't great but it's at least a catchy track, spot on Let Her Go sounds like a MOR song sung by a kid :D and what the hell is Blurred Lines supposed to be? sounds like some sort of country bumpkin rap. Is it really selling well because Pharrell is involved in it? or is there some sort of ITunes offer where the unrated video is made available to the buyer? Amazing to think that can sell about 300k-ish in 2 weeks when it's completely dire