MyKindOfLove

It should be a criminal offence to hijack the charts like Ed Sheeran has. Can't anyone 'cancel' him to deny him #1?

Last CD single has got to be "God Only Knows" which is a charity single for Children in Need back in 2014. Tesco thankfully stocked it. Non-charity it's got to be "Broken Arrow" by Pixie Lott. Last Cassette single, I think was "Shut Up!" by Kelly Osbourne and that's going back to 2002/3!!

I visited HMV Bristol City Centre today - there was a small section with Madge's current album £4,99 and her last album £2,99. I did pick up Toni Braxton's latest "Sex and Cigarettes" for £2,99 also "Colours" by Walking on Cars also for the same price. I also got "Mamma Mia" soundtrack for the recent movie for £2.99 as well!! I am not sure whether upstairs had any sales on, as I was with my sister, Mum and two kids under 6!

Thank you very much:) :heart: This is most helpful.

Hi, Apologies in advance if I am posting in the wrong place, but is there a list if any of songs which entered the singles chart between 11 to 20 between 2000 to now? Thank you

Shut up snowflake. I am gay and not offended by it!

Downloads: Louisa Johnson - "So Good" (Acoustic) Shakira - "Underneath Your Clothes"

SELL OUT - She's doing STIPop (Cheap music for clubs to open your legs too after being on drink and drugs). I do echo it is music to appeal to the lowest common denominator, and I think Tropical House needs banning.

Clean Bandit as Christmas #1 sums up how bad 2016 has been musically. There is nothing to it - no personality, and no reedeming features at all. Streaming has biased the charts to fanbases, kids and clubbers. I think the ratio should be 225-1.

Clean Bandit would be a bad Xmas #1. I'm sick of this zombie-fied tropical dance tripe - it's so bland and boring. Can see why a lot of people don't have a personality, it's this rubbish music. Jo Cox or Mariah for the #1.

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your choice of rates: +40 Snow Patrol - Run +39 Divine Inspiration - The Way (Put Your Hand In My Hand) +38 Daniel Merriweather - Red +37 Marilyn Manson - Tainted Love +36 The Saturdays - Up +35 James Morrison - You Give Me Something +34 Rooster - Staring At The Sun +33 Destiny's Child - Jumpin' Jumpin' +32 Emma Bunton - Free Me +31 Avril Lavigne - My Happy Ending +30 Ainslie Henderson - Keep Me A Secret +29 Pink - Who Knew +28 Mis-Teeq - One Night Stand +27 The Hoosiers - Goodbye Mr A +26 Will Young - Switch It On +25 Scissor Sisters - Filthy/Gorgeous +24 Electric Six - Gay Bar +23 Ms Dynamite - Dy-Na-Mi-Te +22 Paolo Nutini - Last Request +21 Usher - Confessions Part II/My Boo +20 Whitney Houston - Million Dollar Bill +19 Kaiser Chiefs - Never Miss A Beat +18 Samantha Mumba - Baby Come On Over +17 Ronan Keating & LeAnn Rimes - Last Thing On My Mind +16 Gym Class Heroes - Clothes Off +15 V - Hip To Hip/Can You Feel It +14 Jamiroquai - Little L +13 Alistair Griffin - Bring It On/My Lover's Prayer +12 Daddy Yankee - Gasolina +11 Kelly Clarkson - Since U Been Gone +10 Dannii Minogue - Don't Wanna Lose This Feeling (I'd have given more points for the Madonna "Get Into The Groove" remix of this song) +9 The Hoosiers - Worried About Ray +8 Paris Hilton - Stars Are Blind (It's quite decent, a bit of STI infecting the vote :D ) +7 Lena Marlin - Sitting Down Here +6 Ronan Keating - I Love It When We Do +5 Aaliyah - Try Again +4 Ciara Ft Justin Timberlake - Love Sex Magic +3 Alesha Dixon - The Boy Does Nothing +2 Merrion/McCall/Kensit - I Got You Babe/Soda Pop +1 NERD - She Wants To Move

+40 Kristian Leontiou - Shining +39 Phixx - Love Revolution +38 Sugababes - Run For Cover +37 Marilyn Manson - Mobscene +36 All-American Rejects - Swing Swing +35 Peter Bjorn & John Ft Bergmans - Young Folks +34 Jessica Garlick - Come Back +33 Iron Maiden - Rainmaker +32 Maroon 5 - Harder To Breathe +31 Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal +30 Gabrielle - Should I Stay +29 Liberty X - Everybody Cries +28 Marilyn Manson - Personal Jesus +27 Jo O'Meara - What Hurts The Most +26 Basement Jaxx - Bingo Bango +25 Point Break - Freakytime +24 Mary J Blige - Dance For Me +23 Nelly Furtado - Powerless (Say What You Want) +22 Sugababes - Change +21 Freemasons Ft Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer) +20 Ida Maria - I Like You So Much Better When You're Naked +19 Lene Marlin - Unforgivable Sinner +18 The Calling - Our Lives +17 Justin Timberlake - Señorita +16 Little Boots - New In Town +15 LeAnn Rimes - I Need You +14 Faders - No Sleep Tonight +13 Jamie T - If You Got The Money +12 Flip & Fill - I Wanna Dance With Somebody +11 Whitney Houston - Whatchulookinat +10 Soda Club Ft Hannah Alethea - Heaven Is A Place On Earth (Some slagpop :D) +9 James Fox - Hold On To Our Love +8 Mis-Teeq - Style +7 KT Tunstall - Other Side Of The World +6 Franz Ferdinand - Walk Away +5 Jordin Sparks - SOS (Let The Music Play) +4 Melanie B - Lullaby +3 NSync - I'll Never Stop +2 Lisa Maffia - In Love +1 Lisa Scott-Lee - Electric

Well Cheryl Cole sounds like a banshee :D

The streaming needs to be altered to 300-1. And 2016 has been TERRIBLE bar Bruno, Emeli, Olly. Too much of this dance shit and all the songs sound the same.

I think we'll see a normal song #1 (I'd rather NHS than Beiber anyday, even if I do like "Love Yourself" as the only good track of his), as streaming is in favour of who's big and what's popular. I reckon X-Factor, campaigns and John Lewis are confined to the history books now.

Britney - I'm sorry to say, she's old hat now. She doesn't promote here, uses her life stories to sell records and albums and is now a hasbeen.

Who is buying James Arthur, UKIP supporters? (His homophobic comments)

1984: Pipes of Peace - Paul McCartney (1 week) Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper (2 weeks) Relax - Frankie Goes To Hollywood (9 weeks) 99 Luftbaloons - Nena (1 week) Hello - Lionel Richie (1 week) Against All Odds - Phil Collins (3 weeks) Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go - Wham (2 weeks) Two Tribes - Frankie Goes To Hollywood (12 weeks) Agadoo - Black Lace (1 week) Careless Whisper - George Michael (5 weeks) I Just Called To Say I Love You - Stevie Wonder (5 weeks) Wham - Freedom (2 weeks) Chaka Khan - Feel For You (2 weeks) The Power Of Love - Frankie Goes To Hollywood (2 weeks) Do They Know It's Christmas - Band Aid (5 weeks) This was the year of Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Wham/George Michael. "The Power Of Love" would have added an extra week to it's tally and my favourite of their three #1s. I reckon "Agadoo" would have snuck a week in as the song was popular at the time. Phil Collins would have made the summit too with the amazing "Against All Odds". Don't forget, that Cyndi Lauper song was HUGE.

1985: Foreigner - I Want To Know What Love Is (5 weeks) Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson - I Know Him So Well (5 weeks) Dead or Alive - You Spin Me Right Round (5 weeks) Madonna - Crazy For You (2 weeks) - she'd have achieved it as she was MASSIVE then USA for Africa - We Are The World (1 week) Paul Hardcastle - 19 (8 weeks) The Crowd - You'll Never Walk Alone (2 weeks) Sister Sledge - Frankie (2 weeks) Madonna - Into The Groove (9 weeks) Jennifer Rush - Power of Love (13 weeks) - fits the theme of the year, and this was a massive song Wham - I'm Your Man (2 weeks) - their fanbase was big Whitney Houston - Saving All My Love For You (3 weeks) Shakin Stephens - Merry Christmas Everyone (2 weeks)

Am I alone thinking in 2004 Eric Prydz or Eamon would have been 10+ weekers? Those songs were huge! A hypothetical one here from 1979: Village People - YMCA (6 weeks) Blondie - Heart of Glass (5 weeks) Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive (3 weeks) Art Garfunkel - Bright Eyes (8 weeks) - Yes I think this would have been an even bigger hit - You'd be forgiven as well thinking the song was a Eulogy of the end of the UK as it was #1 the day Maggie got into power. M - Pop Musik (2 weeks) - This would have reached the summit, especially as it was an unusual track. Blondie - Sunday Girl (2 weeks) Tubeway Army - Are Friends Electric (6 weeks) Boomtown Rats - I Don't Like Mondays (4 weeks) Gary Numan - Cars (5 weeks) The Police - Message In A Bottle (4 weeks) Buggles - Video Killed The Radio Star (2 weeks) Blondie - One Way Or Another (2 weeks) Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall (8 weeks) - This would have started 1980 off too 1980/1 - John Lennon would have dominated the whole year - "Starting Over" would have had 5 weeks, I reckon he'd have got Christmas #1 with "War Is Over", "Imagine" about 10-12 weeks and "Woman" another 10 weeks maybe even longer?. I even reckon the "Jealous Guy" cover by Roxy Music would have done a long time too. I reckon also in sympathy Yoko Ono would have probably had a week with "Walking On Thin Ice"

How the f*** did "Kiss The Stars" with it's cheap Playstation dancebeat get so far?

I bought the album on release day, and finally had chance to listen to it today. I am very impressed - a more mature direction for the group, and their sound is a lot better - folkish elements with "We Are The Fire" and "When I'm Old", the power-ballad "Lion's Den" and the gorgeous tracks "Only Water" and "Love and War". I've only the standard edition mind, but I'm impressed. Well worth purchasing. Saddest thing is, if they're not getting the exposure then the songs and the album will fail. It may have only sold 2k copies in it's first week, but it shows they have 2k people who like them. Plus just because it's #23 doesn't mean it's awful. If they get dropped and release independently, then at least we can listen to their music.

Little Mix - "Word Up" to "Black Magic"

The first one I got 142/281 - even some of the obscure ones I managed to get oddly!!