Gail Martin

If EVERY single was sent to radio first then released after 4-8 weeks that way we could have chart runs like: 1-1-2-4-8-11-16-23-30-28-35-52-64-79-99 Or 3-10-12-17-22-31-41-54-67-86 Or 12-27-36-50-72 Or 7-19-36-64 Or 13-42-75 We would have higher turnover of singles and more variety hitting the top end.

“Hannah Montana” by Migos Only messing around :yahoo:

I would argue that due to hot hits on Spotify and promotional tools as such have led to the demise of certain artists. Then again the market these days is much more different than it was let’s say 15 years ago - less frontloaded, so more songs are very slow burners like chasing cars by snow patrol was in the download era.

Lenny Kravitz, Michael Bolton, Dannii Minogue However if we are being realistic I would say - Bastille, The Script and OneRepublic are a few that come to mind

Dreams by Fleetwood Mac edit: never mind

Not a song but Jameela Jamil outstayed her welcome as the host of the chart show.

I know I just cannot believe that in a month and a half or so that 1999, the final year of the 20th century, will be 20 years ago!

The first week will be steps at number one followed by fatboy slim then 911 then after that, the offspring, Armand van helden, blonde, Lenny kravitz.

As much as I would like this to happen, I was exaggerating. If only.

Backstreet boys will easily go top ten with this new single. Hoping it can do a larger than life. Maybe a #4-7 debut.

Lynden David Halls Sexy Cinderella, ah! British RnB at its best. Dru Hill's how deep is your love is a great american track also and Meja with all about that money a brilliant contemporary pop song cant remember where she was from though.

1 Cher - Believe 167 000 2 George Michael - Outside 116 000 3 U2 - Sweetest Thing 111 000 4 Culture Club - I Just Wanna Be Loved 71 000 5 Alanis Morissette - Thank U 59 000 8 Kele Le Roc - A Little Bit of Lovin 43 000 What a great week and top 5 and no. 8 of new entries! Kele Le Roc's track was a great, slick RnB Track, hugely underrated!

Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, Alainis Morissette & Boyz II Men all very successful artists in both the US and UK, although they had big success in the UK too, it was slightly underwhelming compared to the US. But still very successful even in the UK. I am referring to Alanis’ singles btw because of course Jagged Little Pill was massive!

It’s a stupid excuse to translate Barcelona by Max George in to a hit -_-

I’m sorry but nearly everything after post 25 is an absolute mockery of duets. Rappers and DJs do not make duets nor do groups with a single artist. It has to be a Male and female solo.