My...Tuppence!!

Radical Floptimism

I don't know what's significant about that but so would I Mack, so would I.

If Tell Ur Girlfriend continues falling from here it will have had a pretty natural looking chart run; 92-31-18-15-21-27...

Can we please, PLEASE, not mention 'Dance Monkey' and 'return' in the same sentence? Let's not even put that out there. Thanks.

My eyes are doing some intense rolling.

Green & Gold, another 'eternally mid-table' victim.

This is so obvious it doesn't really need saying, but true. :lol:

If As It Was is meant to be the fish and chips then people should try some adventurous new cuisine for a change.

BTW I have still NOT forgiven him for the nefarious ensnaring of Space Man.

oh for FOOKS sake why must we have this on the chart yet again?

They are playing Dreck???

omg it made it!!!! :cheeseblock: :cheeseblock:

In a way it's just as surprising that it's never gone top 40 in the years since as in its original chart run. Would have thought it could have easily done it with the exposure of an X Factor performance or something in the download era.

Guessing Baby Lasagna didn't make it then. :(

Home's chart run is one of those super depressing streaming era examples. Just hovering mid-table top 40 for weeks on end with no sight of a signficiant climb before fading away. Decent track though.

I can think of a #42 that qualifies for that description. Bryan Adams- Summer Of 69

Such a contest would belong to Ms Lana Del Rey.

Manifesting another top 40 for Charli.

Hoping for a new #1 but seriously doubtful with the physicals and might not have done it regardless. Also fingers crossed for Baby Lasagna making it into the top 40 but also have my doubts there. :(

Good lord some of the #1s on this week in history. The Frankee/Eamon shite, Boyzone peddling more dreary MOR 70s cover horeseshit, Manchester sodding United? Miracle on the other hand still sounds fab a year on.

The Big Brother Theme would honestly be my pick of the bunch from the last lot. A TV theme does not need to be going this hard but i'm here for it.

I'm also shocked that quite a few wouldn't rank A Day In The Life even among the top 50 Beatles records. It's right up there for me, hence getting my bronze position. Pioneering, experimental, psychedelic brilliance.

iTunes sales alone count for incredibly little these days. It's only really relevant when there's a big charity release or a very slim gap in streaming at the top.

Looks like Billie is coming for a strong debut.

Back To Black easily. :wub: