Robbie

Joseph, on the Retro Top 10 charts on page 1, the top 10 for 2006 lists: 4- EVERYTIME YOU TOUCH ME- Cascada (22,593) The title is Everytime We Touch.

I was about to post that it's 20 years ago this week since 'Hips Don't Lie' by Shakira climbed back to number 1 and 'Chasing Cars' first charted (at #25).

^ ah! I never thought about posters being from a different country!

I've just searched for it and it's there.

'Confessions II' is on 37,106 sales in total.

It'll be interesting to see if she can reverse the downward trend in sales. I think she will

It was. Its last top 40 week on its first top 40 run was its 52nd week inside the top 40. Edit: ignore the above - 'Blinding Lights' spent one week outside the top 40 on its 4th chart week! 'Bad Habits' by Ed Sheeran managed 52 consecutive weeks inside the top 40 in 2021/2022.

Yeah, 'Heartbeat' was the promoted side up to Christmas, with 'Tragedy' being promoted after Christmas.

Anorak / Vicky Williams never joined Buzzjack as far as I'm aware. After the demise of Dotmusic, the poster joined ukmix but had stopped posting there by mid 2004. Are you after a thread with the complete UK charts? I don't think there is one at Buzzjack.

I think Paul McCartney's album is on 29,158, with the breakdown of sales being 26,876 are from physical, 1,194 from downloads and 1,088 from streams. Music Week does list Ariana Grande's sales as being 29,158 but then gives the breakdown of sales as I've posted for Paul McCartney. The 22,440 figure for physicals listed in the chart posting is Paul McCartney's physical sales on Monday. I haven't a clue what Ariana's sales are!

The website is owned by Dean Jackson, who presents a music show on some BBC local radio stations on a Saturday evening. He did once say that he intended to update the website though that was more than a decade ago. I'm assuming that it's not too expensive to continue to pay the hosting fees and website registration costs.

It lives on at the Wayback Machine! https://web.archive.org/web/20120918204205/http://www.chartstats.com/ As does the version of the website after the OCC requested that all chart data be removed https://web.archive.org/web/20130115201722/http://www.chartstats.com/ Many of the links in the archive of the website work.

'Wuthering Heights' by Charli XCX is now £4.99 on iTunes. It was £8.99 the last time I checked which was a couple of days ago.

From 1977 until the end of its chart contract at the end of 1982, BMRB did compile a revised end of year chart which would be printed in Music Week a few weeks into the new year. The revised chart did include sales for the entire chart year other than one week around Christmas when no sales data was collected. It does appear though that no revised chart was compiled for 1979 and also possibly 1982.

I meant, how many copies? A few thousand, or a lot more?