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Just look at the streaming charts, I don't think Chasing Cars is in there

There's a few Lana Del Rey tracks in the streaming top 100 this week

Some old songs that still in the napster top 50 this week include Adele- Someone Like You and Rolling In The Deep and Emeli Sande- Clown, Coldplay- Paradise and Fix You, and Ed Sheeran- Lego House

Few interesting things about this, how will this affect ministry of sound. Seeing as they're counting all streaming websites, I hope this means streaming sites don't get exclusives anymore, like right now Spotify is the only streaming site that has Broken Bells new album in the Uk. Also there are chart rules that meant all those Ed Sheeran songs couldn't chart last week, all those songs were streaming as well, would they count the streams but not count the instant grats

Hope Janet Devlin holds onto a top 40 placing, I expect a big boost in album sales for father's day, today and tomorrow so I expect The Who to be a bit higher then 17 and Wilko Johnson back in the top 20

Yeah might be some change there, Spotify have the new Jess Glynne single and most streaming sites have the new Ella Eyre single

Maroon 5 have a new single coming out soon called "Maps", Adam Levine announced it on twitter. June 16th he said but I dunno if he meant a worldwide release or not

Who an earth are the Moulettes?

Either way I want Ella Henderson to be number one so I hope she don't release it to the middle of the week or something

But will it be itunes only, because its chart success could be affected if these streaming rumours are true, I actually think the itunes album may have been meant to be Mariah but the label changed their mind

Streaming would have had affect I think on a few songs that were very popular a couple of years back but not streaming, paradise by coldplay wasn't streaming at first as far as i know, certainly Taylor Swift's songs I Knew You Were Trouble and 22 weren't for some time either.

On napster which I subsribe to their current number 23 song is Adele- someone like you, Passenger and Let Her go is also still proving very popular

If streaming is counted, will the artists withholding their music from streaming sites, suddenly make it available for streaming sites, remains to be seen

Which streaming sites are currently used for the streaming charts? i'm guess they'll be the ones counted, I doubt you tube will

I wonder if the album charts will count streaming as well, might be a bit more complicated to work what counts as an album stream I guess

Only thing is Madonna isn't likely to be itunes only, so she may do a Beyonce as in release out on the blue but I bet it's also on amazon etc

Hank Marvin was number one on amazon pre-orders when I last looked yesterday

Ahh makes sense all this, I bet though if apple have some kind of exclusive to it they put it on the beats streaming service as they now own that and quite frankly need subscribers, maybe beats will also come available elsewhere rather then just the US starting next week. As for who it is, my guess is someone like Rihanna

Lana Del Rey- Ultraviolence, coming June 16th apparently https://twitter.com/LanaDelRey/status/466594541500645376

Gruff Rhys is holding up very well

As well as the albums mentioned I'll be looking out for Sarah McLachlan, Santana and Lykke Li

Interesting, amazon have it available to buy http://www.amazon.co.uk/Meteorites-Echo-Bu...ymen+meteorites Maybe the label accidentally put it up on some sites

Seems the new Echo And The Bunnymen album got a digital release today

Blur and Oasis both in the top 40 album charts

When is the Kasabian single out, guessing as it's not in the itunes charts, it isn't as of yet, doesn't seem to be able available to pre-order