Jessie Where

Annoying they've missed out Lily's sales, would've been good to see what ROSALÍA's chances of keeping top 3 are like. Even if it's #4 that's a bloody phenomenal result for her!

Excellence! 👌

Omg guys, did anyone notice how she foretold Kiss Me Once in a lyric on 'Burning Up'? 😱

Ooooh. I think Spiller just about. If it was the other Madison Avenue one though... that would walk it for me.

'Chorus' is quite an out there song to be one of Erasure's highest charting singles (although I suppose that's also true of 'Blue Savannah')

It's cheap sounding and basic AF.

This so deserved to be a hit (although admittedly it's 14 years later):

I don't really like that S Club song, sooooo Spiller + Mademoiselle E-B!

I rate 'Spice Up Your Life' as one of their best, it's quite a ride and I appreciate how bonkers it is. I truly don't think I've heard 'Mama' since the 90s, you never hear that one anymore but 'Who Do You Think You Are' seems to still be played a lot.

I like 'Goodies', but she's definitely improved on it many times since.

Makes it a shame in a way it's only been represented with one week at the top officially. Mind you, at least it got there I s'pose.

I know but somebody above said "by now"

History!

Unless they estimated 300 copies in the first week? Which I'd certainly say is plausible.

I think that version is dire! I was appalled when I first heard it, a song like that should not be turned into a spirit-crushingly dreary piano ballad. I didn't know who she was back then though, and thankfully she's done more than enough to redeem herself since

The worst album I have heard by anybody ever.

Melony C

Going with 'Sign of the Times' now

I know this is by release date, but it feels so weird and wrong seeing 'Can't Hold Us' top a 2011 list when it's so strongly associated with 2013.

I think in fairness, most of these artists were over or on the way out as chart acts by that point. I don't think in any of these cases the reason they've not had a hit single since is because of the Amazon exclusive.

Ooooh nicely dark and twisted.

I'm thinking at this stage she'll either get that #1 or be blocked by them like Sam Ryder was.

I hated 'Get Right' at the time, I'm a bit softer towards it now though. That U2 song was number one on my 18th birthday. I really like it, perhaps their last truly great single for me.

Quite funny if Diana Ross had got that Sonia song, seeing as she already had 'Why Do Fools Fall In Love' a few years earlier