Sinner

Alanis 252 we called it in 1996. I listened to it from 1989 onwards - it was generally what was popular in the European and American charts. They used to slaughter songs with overplaying them months after they peaked in the charts and were often slow to move on to the next hit of certain artists.

It would be intetesting to see the list in order of percentage.

I agree with the prediction of another one from the next album or maybe a collabotation.

Indeed they do. anyone else?

How many even have 3 million selling singles?

If it wasn't the song then doesn't that make your point irrelevent to the discussion?

I have a vague feeling that Muse wont hit number 1 with their next album. They'll do 100,000 but be beaten by a bigger album whatever week they release.

Why dont we all just agree that the artists with the highest amount of loons will win. In fact, rename the award to Most Looned Over Male, Most Looned Over Female, etc...

It doesn't seem complicated to you because you are happy with your definition of rock. Others are not.

people who have a wider knowledge of music than the average Chasing Cars fan.

Much prefer Rolling

There are members of The Machine.

You could try harder. :lol:

Sounds like the same accusation aimed at Tori's last abum too. I find it inpenetrable but it seems more of a grower tha Ariel, which i found very dull.

One listen can tell you that? I've listened once and have'nt absorbed much of it.

Depeche Mode - can be heard in NIN, The Prodigy, Garbage, Linkin Park.

It was such a shit year for singles.

Wohoo......

Couldn't most acoustic artists be viewed as self-aborbed?

Didn't like Moves Like Jagger for ages. I like it now. 2010 was shit for singles in general too.

the homoginsation of genres has been around for decades but in the download era the unlimited availability makes them perfect for multiple demographics. If a song has three genres or three major selling points then it gains a lot more exposure - many more music channels will play it.

They do get a lot more love but it is far from clear that they are superior.

I think number 4 at the highest. The other albums in the Top 5 will sell in the time it takes 21 to reach that point. After that it's a case of trickle sales.

Holiday is utter shit.

It's not really that impressive to compare pre-orders with Adele's 21 and claim that it will be an album of that stature. Pre-orders for 21 were no indication of it's eventual success, were they?