ChartFreak

Brilliant - thank you so much

Thanks for this. Is it possible to post last week's airplay chart too?

1995 - Britpop (including the Blur vs. Oasis chart battle), multiple million sellers, Robson and Jerome keeping some of the best singles of all time from No1 (not a good thing obviously, but interesting nonetheless)

I'm sure someone can confirm for sure - but I think it might be a record. Didn't Burt Bacharach break the record in 2011 when he had his first top 10 album since 1971. Obviously that was a 40 year gap, Rick Wakeman has bettered that.

This peaked at #12

How did I miss this first time around? Thanks :dance:

Has anyone attempted a decade-to-date chart for the 2010s? If so, where can I find it?

Good! Because the capitalisation is both pointless and annoying.

Livin' Joy - Dreamer Madison Avenue - Don't Call Me Baby Tori Amos - Professional Widow (It's Got To Be Big) Culture Beat - Mr Vain Peter Andre - Mysterious Girl Tony Christie - (Is This The Way To) Amarillo I'm sure there's dozens more

In this article, OCC states Waves sales total as 815k - althought confusingly give a lower total for Ghost (744k) http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/2...art-smash-3384/

Yeah, many feel (and are probably right) that its sales are closer to 800k. Although the OCC quoted 980k back in 2012 so they'll have to stick with that. Especially For You probably doesn't sell that much to be fair, but new material from Kylie this year as well as her role on the Voice UK might bump sales up just enough.

If we are really going retro I anticipate Kylie and Jason's Especially For You and UB40's Red Red Wine to pass a million sales this year

excellent work and beautifully done

Same situation for Lou Reed's Perfect Day

phew, thanks for checking :)