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  1. Theo sounds just like Example in this
  2. Taking the ethical side out if it I've got to admit this is an impressive chart campaign, so many just fall flat on their faces but this one is actually doing really well. That wasn't an endorsement just pointing out it's done well in comparison to how much of these campaigns do.
  3. Obviously it depends on how long their chart run is but how long do you think artists ought to wait from the 'impact date' or time when there single peaks before moving onto the next one. Might be easier to think of it as people have such different chart-runs what is the ideal length of time for the old single to leave the top 40 before the next single is released. Just quite interested to hear what everyone thinks...
  4. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Thanks, seems rather harsh
  5. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    What was the fiasco last week? Hoping for Hurts, Haim, James Blake & Kodaline! Hope they stick to their guns and snub Kesha as well.
  6. Credit to Disclosure, Fall Out Boy & James Arthur: Really wouldn't expect them to be as high as they are. All OAOS successess. James Arthur in particular has done tremendously he's 2 in Australia this week.
  7. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Of course they did, who could forget the Bravery ;)
  8. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    You know the BBC don't decide they ask "tastemakers" (about 300) who are various journalists and musos to say who they think will be big in 2013. I don't think they necessarily have to pick who will get the most number ones but who will release the best albums and can breakthrough into the public consciousness. Which is why there is never much pop there and in theory all the winners won't be in the same vein. It's odd a band had never won before but I think Haim are brilliant so I'm happy. I'm surprised Tom Odell missed the top 5 altogether.
  9. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    150- Florence & The Machine- Spectrum 140- Calvin Harris-Sweet Nothing 130- Rudimental-Feel The Love 120- Gotye-Somebody That I Used To Know 110- Robbie Williams-Candy 100- Cheryl-Call My Name 90- Carly Rae Jepsen-Call Me Maybe 80- Olly Murs-Troublemaker 70- Rita Ora- R.I.P 60- Coldplay-Paradise 50- One Direction-Little Things 40- Little Mix-Wings 30- The Script-Hall Of Fame 20- Gabrielle Aplin-Power Of Love 10- David Guetta-Titanium -10- PSY-Gangnam Style
  10. 9th Apr Justin Bieber - Boyfriend-6 Lana Del Rey - Blue Jeans (7”)-54 Rizzle Kicks - Traveller's Chant-21 Santigold - Disparate Youth-62 Sway feat Flux Pavilion – Level Up-50 Usher – Climax-5 16th Apr B.o.B - So Good-8 Conor Maynard - Can't Say No-1 LMFAO – Sorry For Party Rocking-13 Marina & The Diamonds – Primadonna-17 Sak Noel – Paso (The Nini Anthem)-75 + Train - Drive By-25 23rd Apr Beyonce – End Of Time-22 Calvin Harris feat Ne-Yo - Let's Go-1 Cover Drive – Sparks-6 30th Apr Far East Movement feat Justin Bieber - Live My Life -53 Flux Pavilion feat Example - Daydreamer-22 Modestep – Show Me A Sign-30 Rebecca Ferguson - Glitter & Gold- 75+ The Saturdays – 30 Days (To Love)- 18 Skepta - Make Peace Not War-39 Sub Focus feat Alice Gold– Out The Blue-51 7th May Rita Ora feat Tinie Tempah – R.I.P.-1 Tulisa – We Are Young -3 14th May fun. feat Janelle Monae – We Are Young-1 Jessie J - Laser Light-1 Mark Ronson & Katy B - Anywhere In The World-10 I think Carly,fun, Conor Maynard, Calvin, (fun/calvin week 2),Rita Ora,Jessie
  11. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    I'm thinking Dot Rotten and Michael Kinawuka (3rd Critics Choice) will be the top 2 with Rotten edging it I also think Frank Ocean is sixth. But you can miss the top 5 and be big (Wretch 32, Nero) I remember being shocked Nero missed the top 5 last year
  12. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    I'm thinking Dot Rotten and Michael Kinawuka (3rd Critics Choice) will be the top 2 with Rotten edging it I also think Frank Ocean is sixth. But you can miss the top 5 and be big (Wretch 32, Nero) I remember being shocked Nero missed the top 5 last year
  13. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Excellent 150-Adele-Someone Like You V.Good 140-Pro Green-Read All About It 130-DJ Fresh-Louder 120-Example-Changed The Way You Kissed Me 110-Jennifer Lopez-On The Floor Good 100-Rhianna-We Found Love 90-Olly Murs-Heart Skips A Beat 80-One Direction-What Makes You Beautiful 70-Jessie J-Price Tag OK 60-Olly Murs-Dance With Me Tonight 50-Little Mix-Cannonball 40-Nero-Promises Don't Even Like 30-Dappy-No Regrets 20-Wretch 32-Don't Go 10-Nicole Sherzinger-Don't Hold Your Breath -10 LMFAO-Party Rock Anthem So Many People I Want To Take Points Off: LMFAO, Derulo, Cher, Military Wives, Ke$ha & Bruno Mars
  14. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Rebecca 23 from Graham Norton
  15. oli17 posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Problem this year is all the real stars of next year have hit top 20 already Lana Emeli Deliah Labrinth However I am pleased to see Friends, Dry The River :wub: , Frank Ocean and Michael Kinawuka It's a shame not see Unicorn Kid or Fixers though. A few I've not heard of aswell so I can google them. Looking at last years Ironically we're still waiting for an album from Daley and a second single from Jai Paul! (But his first was fantastic)