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Thanks for doing this, been fun to follow! My list if I had voted in time… 1. Lady Gaga 2. Madonna 3. Mariah Carey 4. P!nk 5. Whitney Houston 6. Kylie Minogue 7. Taylor Swift 8. Beyonce 9. Britney Spears 10. Aretha Franklin 11. Amy Winehouse 12. Paloma Faith 13. Lily Allen 14. Dolly Parton 15. Kelly Clarkson 16. Leona Lewis 17. Adele 18. Alicia Keys 19. Cheryl 20. Dua Lipa 21. Demi Lovato 22. Dusty Springfield 23. Lana Del Rey 24. Tracy Chapman 25. Diana Ross 26. Nicola Roberts 27. Shania Twain 28. Gwen Stefani 29. Carole King 30. Charli XCX

How come they have reduced the price to £4.99 when they are so far off number 1? Surely if they know they aren’t getting no. 1 they might as well sell at full price. Unless there’s more sales to be added tomorrow that’ll close the gap?

A list without streaming included would be interesting.

So P!nk is the highest released this year. :clap:

I would’ve given Leona 14 points if I hadn’t missed the vote.

YES - Louisa Johnson

Pop girlies edition… Ghosttown- Madonna Get Outta My Way - Kylie Glassheart - Leona Lewis Make Me - Britney Lucky Day - Nicola Roberts Sirens - Cher Lloyd Lost My Mind - Lily Allen Think About Us - Little Mix Already Gone - Kelly Clarkson Bittersweet - Sophie Ellie Bextor 4 in the Morning - Gwen Stefani I Don’t Believe You - P!nk C’Mon - Kesha Hearts Don’t Lie - Gabriella Cilmi No Can Do - Sugababes Let Them Know - Mabel Unconditionally - Katy Perry I Was a Fool - Tegan and Sara

Anyone know Kylie’s second day UK Spotify streams?

It’s far too much of a coincidence to not be planned. Great publicity.

I was too late to vote but out of the females mentioned so far, I gave the following points: 11 points - Cheryl 9 points - Demi Lovato 6 points - Tracy Chapman 4 points - Nicola Roberts 2 points - Carole King

How many units did Better Mistakes sell to make #140?

Omg forgot Shirley Bassey! Legend.

Shame she’s missing such a big bit of exposure.

Omg poor Cheryl! She provided some bangers and was an amazing performer regardless of what you make of her voice.

I do find it kind of interesting that people are interested enough in an artist to see them live, pay upwards of £100 a ticket, book hotels, transport yet are not interested enough to buy their new output. But I guess you could equate it to him having 4.4 million Instagram followers, he’s not selling 4.4m albums, probably only 1% of his followers have the album.

Did Rita not make the top 200?

Sure Trustfall will follow suit very soon for P!nk. Amazed at the success of LMOLM for Little Mix despite never being a single, one of their best ballads. Surprised Ella has only just got silver for that album.

I was hoping the near 6 year wait for a non Xmas album would inspire her to come back with an absolute banger. Completely respect the fact she might not want to go down a super commercial lead single route anymore here but surely there is a compromise to be made.

Oops I just sent over my votes not realising the voting closed weeks ago :lol: The only person listed so far that I had on my list was Carole King who I gave 3 points to.

I’m kind of surprised that the Netflix documentary has boosted Lewis so much. They haven’t done much for other artists in the past.

She re-released the Christmas album with Sony a couple of years back but I imagine that was just a one-off. Would be cool if she still had their backing but would imagine not the case.

Don’t want to get too carried away but Diane Warren songs are often nominated for Oscars right? . Could you imagine if Leona became Oscar nominated? I See You was Golden Globe nominated but (wrongly in my opinion) didn’t get an Oscar nod.

I’m pretty sure they predicted P!nk to debut at no.5 with about 55k and she ended up at no. 2 with 74k so it might be a conservative estimate.

I always felt like Funhouse was a much bigger era than I’m Not Dead so I’m interested to see it at number 3. I guess IND just sold more consistently in smaller amounts.

Love a bit of Greg Kurstin!