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Last Shadow Puppets maybe?

Thanks to Dave for this Top 60 Albums of the Decade (sales from Jan 2000-Dec 2007) 1 (2) Back to Bedlam - James Blunt 3,093,000 2 (1) No Angel - Dido 3,020,000 3 (3) White Ladder - David Gray 2,880,000 4 (4) Life For Rent - Dido 2,818,000 5 (5) 1 - The Beatles 2,768,000 6 (6) Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters 2,680,000 7 (7) A Rush Of Blood To The Head - Coldplay 2,629,000 8 (8) Hopes and fears - Keane 2,614,000 9 (9) X&Y - Coldplay 2,456,000 10 (10) Come away with me - Norah Jones 2,427,000 11 (11) Parachutes - Coldplay 2,376,000 12 (12) The Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem 2,243,000 13 (13) Swing When You're Winning - Robbie Williams 2,234,000 14 (33) Beautiful World - Take That 2,205,000 15 (14) Sing When You're Winning - Robbie Williams 2,193,000 16 (15) Greatest Hits - Robbie Williams 2,091,000 17 (22) Eyes Open - Snow Patrol 2,050,000 18 (16) Escapology - Robbie Williams 2,050,000 19 (17) By the way - Red Hot Chili Peppers 1,937,000 20 (18) Stripped - Christina Aguilera 1,923,000 21 (20) Employment - Kaiser Chiefs 1,905,000 22 (19) Songs about Jane - Maroon 5 1,902,000 23 (NE) Back to Black – Amy Winehouse 1,883,000 24 (21) American Idiot - Green Day 1,882,000 25 (23) Justified - Justin Timberlake 1,868,000 26 (26) Call off the search - Katie Melua 1,838,000 27 (24) Born to do it - Craig David 1,825,000 28 (25) Greatest hits - Texas 1,821,000 29 (27) Play - Moby 1,773,000 30 (29) Missunderstood - Pink 1,745,000 31 (28) Just enough Education to Peform - Stereophonics 1,743,000 32 (30) Lets go - Avril Lavigne 1,734,000 33 (36) Hot Fuss - Killers 1,721,000 34 (31) Fever - Kylie Minogue 1,694,000 35 (32) Coast to coast - Westlfe 1,686,000 36 (35) Demon Days - Gorillaz 1,666,000 37 (34) Fridays Child - Will Young. 1,652,000 38 (35) Greatest hits - Whitney Houston 1,651,000 39 (40) Songbird - Eva Cassidy 1,634,000 40 (38) Gotta get thru this - Daniel Bedingfield 1,620,000 41 (39) Music - Madonna 1,613,000 42 (41) Intensive Care - Robbie Williams 1,603,000 43 (45) Eye to the Telescope - KT Tunstal 1,596,000 44 (43) Number Ones - Michael Jackson 1,571,000 45 (47) Final Straw - Snow Patrol 1,561,000 45 (44) Greatest Hits I II & III - Queen 1,550,000 47 (NE) Spirit - Leona Lewis 1,548,000 48 (45) Elephunk - Black Eyed Peas 1,534,000 49 (50) In Time The Best of - REM 1,503,000 50 (48) Breakaway - Kelly Clarkson 1,489,000 51 (51) Elvis - 30Number 1 Hits - Elvis Presley 1,483,000 52 (49) Il Divo - Il Divo 1,472,000 53 (NE) Never Forget - Take That 1,464,000 54 (42) Escape - Enrique Iglesias 1,459,000 55 (56) Unbreakable - The Greatest Hits - Westlife 1,452,000 56 (52) Greatest Hits 1970-2002 - Elton John 1,451,000 57 (47) Eminem Show - Eminem 1,443,000 58 (50) One love - Blue 1,398,000 59 (NE) Razorlight – Razorlight 1,390,000 60 (54) Permission to Land - The Darkness 1,386,000 Positions in brackets are June 2007, the last time the chart was posted.

David Jordan - Move On

It's not looking likely

It seems as though the UK album won't be exactly the same as the original one: http://www.popjustice.com/index.php?option...&Itemid=206

Yes she is in the single/video version

Releasing a single that is too similar to the first big single normally results in a one hit wonder. I hope I'm wrong though. I'm glad you managed to get the album before seeing them, by the way.

Also: Mika - Grace Kelly 50 Cent - Ayo Technology Justin Timberlake - What Goes Around... Comes Around Razorlight - America Sugababes - Ugly Gwen Stefani - Wind It Up Black Eyed Peas - My Humps And of course, the Mariah Carey and Pogues Christmas songs. Elton John - Candle In The Wind 1997 did it 3 times, going ...07-11-10-11-10-11-10...

Cheers to paulgilb for these Songs to have re-entered the top 75 inside the top 10: 27/12/1980 John Lennon - Imagine 01/04/1995 Bobby Brown - Two Can Play That Game 01/04/1995 Strike - U Sure Do 03/02/1996 Dog Eat Dog - No Fronts 21/09/1996 Deep Blue Something - Breakfast At Tiffany's 06/01/2007 Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars 10/03/2007 Cascada - Miracle 31/03/2007 Avril Lavigne - Girlfriend 19/05/2007 Scooch - Flying The Flag (For You) 29/03/2008 Estelle - American Boy

Are they having a full release this time or will it be limited and ineligible? It's a really great song and I'm looking forward to the album

Will.i.am featuring Cheryl Cole - Heartbreaker was seen on Bubble Hits

I remember they put Too Much on Now 41 even though it had been released a year before - probably just so that they could put Spice Girls on their tracklist and Goodbye hadn't been released yet Anyway, I've been a collecting them for 10 years. I started in 1998 with Now 39 but I have since gone back to Now 34 which means that I have over half of the series.

Yes, I think Estelle does as well. More shops will have to stock them and they would have to be strategically placed for 1-Track CDs to work though. And maybe they'd all have to be 1-tracks as Panic At The Disco at the moment could be at a disadvantage because they only have 1 track, compared to the others with 3-4. On top of this, other formats of the single could be available online for the 'real' fans with extra tracks, possibly even 3 formats for £5. The point is there are some methods to try, but nothing has been done.

Personally, I believe that impulse buys would work. A range of 1-Track CD singles for 79p-99p each, placed next to the tills in both supermarkets and music shops.

Why haven't record labels tried to stop the decline in physical sales? One big campaign would bring them back. I have a vision of a Channel 4 documentary series igniting nostalgia. Then the series would show new formats, new rules and lower prices taking place, the struggle to get music shops/supermarkets back, releasing songs sooner etc. Tie this in with a big week for physical singles (like Leona/McFly/Take That/Britney/Freemasons in October) and people would be interested again.

Outta My Head will be released in the UK in May, closely followed by the album (from a Universal newsletter)

I recieved a newsletter from Universal saying that Ashlee Simpson's Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya) will be released in May, closely followed by the album

High School Music 2 just had it's premire on terrestrial TV so I wonder if any of those songs will reappear

The repeat got 250,000 so the first showing most likely got more than that so pretty good

Yeah, that confused me as well

It definately won't be Alphabeat, they said on their message board. I think Billiam and The Saturdays are confirmed support acts now. I wonder if there will be 3 like last year. Read about The Saturdays here. http://www.popjustice.com/index.php?option...&Itemid=206

It's on every Friday. Sarah's is the next episode

It's brilliant. It features Kanye West at his best too.

Whilst they might not have sold lots, White Stripes (7 Nation Army) and Missy Elliott (Get Ur Freak On) are considered as classics of their genres

The Feeling - Without You