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5 - 50 Cent (most hated) 4 - Akon 3 - Westlife 2 - McFly 1 - Sean Kingston - this would be higher if it weren't for the above two acts

Well, it must be true if it says so in the Star. :rolleyes:

If the song has been released physically, :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:. And their "greatest" hits album isn't No1 either. :dance:

Weren't they the ones that slaughtered covered Take On Me? Loved Caught In The Middle, though - I remember playing that one when I was doing student radio.

1 - Freemasons featuring Bailey tzuke (fave) 2 - Fergie 3 - Fall Out Boy 4 - Amy Macdonald 5 - Kanye West 6 - Lily Allen 7 - Scouting For Girls 8 - Reverend and the Makers 9 - Alicia Keys 10 - Akon featuring Snopp Dogg (least fave)

And, if it was in England, other countries would be calling for their clubs to be banned.

Sorry, I meant more live Championship games.

Amy Winehouse was funny as well - she was sooo bad that it made Pete Doherty appear sober when he "performed" with Elton John at Live 8.

I already knew that - but that's all I know about him.

I agree - I hated that version. Which is odd, 'cos I like the two acts. Hmm.

They'll count as three single sales - it only counts as an album if it's downloaded in its entirity (by clicking "Buy Album" or whatever the equivalent for the other places is).

And, to make the 10 up, Wham! (with Last Christmas) - it apparently would have made the Top 10 along with Mariah if the download rule came into affect a fortnight earlier.

It's the only one I can think of to explain why My Name Is Earl also isn't on - not that we'd be overtaking the Yanks: the box set is already out on DVD over there.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: Even though I'm from Edinburgh, I'm glad Glasgow's got them. Only if it means that Africa is still the only Continent not to have them (excluding South America, but they've only got one member of the Commonwealth there).

I am soooo tempted to say something about this and several Eastern European countries, but I'll refrain from doing so.

So would mine - I don't know how I could cope without being the sarcastic b!tch that I am. But if I had to live without both that and bullsh!t, I'd probably die.

I've not brought one, and the last one I brought was back in 2005. I can't even remember what it was. As I've said before, why pay up to £4 and risk only liking one song, when you can download that one song for 79p - and since I burn them to CD (as well as stick them on my iPod), there's no risk of me losing them if the hard drive crashes.

Never mind that - why is Boyz II Men's End Of The Line in the Top 50? Also, I spotted that the version of Valerie without Mark Ronson is now in the Top 40. I missed the chart yesterday, so how did they react?

I can just imagine it: Someone's going through the Top 100 songs on iTunes, sees "Chasing Cars", goes, "You know, I've never noticed this before" and downloads it. That's the only reason I can think of for people downloading a song that I did during the World Cup last year.

This is how I voted last week: 5 - 50 Cent (most hated) 4 - Akon 3 - Westlife 2 - McFly 1 - Sean Kingston - this would be higher if it weren't for the above two acts And I see no need to change it.

And also 'cos Channel 4 don't want to take on the borefest charity show that is Children In Need. Thank God I'm going out then.

I guess this shows that Germans don't have a sense of humour, if he's a comedian. The amazing thing is that the song, despite being ©rap, still wasn't the worst entry. This was, instead: vKzH6o_sMpY

That still exists?

Who? :blink:

They're still in the cardboard box in Preston's Woolies.