Dark Horse

why is she sooo lazy??? Adele, get off ur arse & go shoot 3 videos now : 'Someone like you', 'Set fire to the rain' and 'Rumour has it'..... why is she doing this to herself & her career???

she might not be dead yet, but her career is definitly well & truly dead....

if it's half as bad as his first 3 videos i'd rather not see his new one... 'The lazy song' video was horrible in every way....

the only way to save TheReason4 from flopping big time is for them to get completly naked on national TV like they did in THAT interview.... http://www.youtube.com/user/TheReasonOfficialUK#p/u/15/JcPoA6dVKs8

glad that Kelly Rowland has outpeaked Beyonce's latest two :puke2: pukalicious ea-vomiting singles...

i have the 5 albums but i'm so buying them again....

1.Kylie Minogue 2.Madonna 3.Little Boots 4.Paloma Faith 5.Alison Goldfrapp 6.Britney Spears 7.Janet Jackson 8.Sophie Ellis-Bextor 9.Shirley Manson 10.Jennifer Lopez 11.Natalie Imbruglia 12.Gabrielle 13.Gwen Stefani 14.Gabriella Cilmi 15.Kelis 16.Natasha Bedingfield 17.Beverley Knight 18.Lily Allen 19.P!nk 20.Diana Vickers 21.Lady Gaga 22.Adele 23.Leona Lewis 24. Miley Cyrus 25.Beth Gibbons 26.Amy Winehouse 27.Kelly Rowland 28.Cheryl Cole 29.Tina Turner 30.Anastacia Bitchslap: Beyonce, Katy Perry & Christina.

right, at least... in the 2000 climate, it was very easy to sell 5 million unlike today caus' it's impossible....

Lauren Bennett is british, she should be in purple.... Another British lady at number 1 in the US :yahoo:

9 British hits in the top 100. amazing achievement....

With 2011 half-over, Adele's "21" and Katy Perry's "E.T." (featuring Kanye West), reign as the year's biggest selling album and digital song in the U.S., respectively -- shifting 2,517,000 and 4,120,000 according to Nielsen SoundScan. "21" has moved 2,517,000 copies in the U.S. since its release on Feb. 22 -- through the week ending July 3, the mid-point of the tracking year. It's the only album to have sold more than 2 million in 2011, and one of only two to surpass 1 million. The second is Lady Gaga's "Born This Way," which has moved 1,540,000. "E.T." is one of two titles to have sold more than 4 million downloads this year. Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" is the other, with 4,089,000. It's the first time we've had a song -- much less two -- hit 4 million in download sales this quickly in a year. At this point last year, the top selling song was Train's "Hey, Soul Sister," with 3,381,000. This year, 52 songs have sold more than a million downloads, up from the 39 at this point last year. Digital track sales continue to rise, as a robust 660.80 million tracks have been sold -- a gain of 11% versus the mid-point last year (597.44 million). In a surprising twist of events, album sales volume -- which have been on the downturn for years -- has actually grown compared to this point a year ago. It's the first time we've seen a mid-year gain since 2004. 155.46 million albums have been sold in 2011 -- up 1% compared to the 153.96 million that had been sold up through July 4, 2010. A year ago, we were down 11% stacked next to year-to-date 2009. The last time album sales were up mid-way through the year was in 2004, when we were up by 7% (sales week ending June 27, 2004). We're currently in the sixth straight weekly year-over-year gain in album sales, a streak that started when Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" made its historic 1.1 million No. 1 bow. (Some chart watchers will likely note how even if you back out Gaga's amazing first-week number, we'd still be ahead in album sales this year.) What's helping overall album sales this year isn't necessarily new releases, but reissued older titles that are selling strongly at big box retailers. Catalog albums are up by 7% year-to-date, compared to "current" titles, which are down 4%. (Current titles are generally those released within the past 18 months.) Many older albums have been reissued on CD over the past year to Wal-Mart and Target, for example, with pricing anywhere between $5 and $10. Mid-Year 2011 Top Albums Artist Title Year to Date Sales* 1 Adele 21 2,517,000 2 Lady Gaga Born This Way 1,540,000 3 Mumford & Sons Sigh No More 982,000 4 Jason Aldean My Kinda Party 763,000 5 Bruno Mars Doo Wops & Hooligans 686,000 6 Justin Bieber Never Say Never: The Remixes (EP) 676,000 7 Chris Brown F.A.M.E. 646,000 8 Various Artists Now 37 637,000 9 Nicki Minaj Pink Friday 609,000 10 Katy Perry Teenage Dream 600,000 11 Rihanna Loud 598,000 12 Britney Spears Femme Fatale 590,000 13 Taylor Swift Speak Now 563,000 14 P!nk Greatest Hits 530,000 15 Justin Bieber My World 2.0 524,000 16 Eminem Recovery 517,000 17 Foo Fighters Wasting Light 497,000 18 Wiz Khalifa Rolling Papers 484,000 19 Lady Antebellum Need You Now 473,000 20 Various Now 38 440,000 Mid-Year 2011 Top Digital Songs Artist Title Year to Date Sales* 1 Katy Perry feat. Kanye West E.T. 4,120,000 2 Adele Rolling in the Deep 4,089,000 3 Cee Lo Green F**k You (Forget You) 3,229,000 4 Lady Gaga Born This Way 3,029,000 5 Rihanna S&M 2,734,000 6 Jennifer Lopez feat. Pitbull On the Floor 2,669,000 7 The Black Eyed Peas Just Can't Get Enough 2,462,000 8 Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes Look at Me Now 2,442,000 9 Bruno Mars Grenade 2,355,000 10 Katy Perry Firework 2,283,000 11 Pitbull feat. Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer Give Me Everything 2,232,000 12 P!nk F**kin' Perfect 2,188,000 13 Ke$ha Blow 2,159,000 14 Dr. Dre feat. Eminem & Skylar Grey I Need a Doctor 2,071,000 15 Bruno Mars The Lazy Song 2,064,000 16 Lupe Fiasco The Show Goes On 2,052,000 17 Jeremih feat. 50 Cent Down On Me 2,042,000 18 Britney Spears Till the World Ends 1,989,000 19 Wiz Khalifa Black and Yellow 1,959,000 20 LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock Party Rock Anthem 1,806,000

check out this sexy interview by them guys.... J_akPc7n6FM

'Meddle', 'Stuck on repeat' and 'Mathematics'' were amazing too.... it's weird why the album didn't get promoted...it was a classic.

another flop for him....

I would choose 'Just Dance'... her first and her best so far... why isn't 'Beautiful Dirty Rich' included in the poll????? it was released and it has a music video.

it reached number 14 in the UK but nowhere in the US... hopefully this time it will enter the US Hot 100... it's already number 82 on itunes.. :cheer:

did u notice that Lil Wayne is almost featured on half on the tracks on the chart ????

Cd's of course

who will they use for their youth mass-appeal propaganda??? politicians ???? ;) the answer is : because pop singers appeal to a very wide (at least 80%) of the young population which is the target for these organisations... and the easiest way to promote something is through these pop artists... just look at the 80's heavy metal/hard rock devil anti-christ bands, they include subliminal messages in their songs just to brainwash the youth of that era... songs by AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Sepultura & Metallica all included subliminal messages... Now their are using another way to reach youth, through pop singers since the heavy metal era is way dead... :blink:

i love Dragonette, i hope they release a new album soon....

why does he have to include the 'girls' or chicks or b#tches in each song title: Sexy B!tch, Who's that chick, Where them girls at, Little bad girl, etc..... ok we know he's straight no need to emphasize that much on it.... he's becoming so predictable, his songs, the artists he collaborates with......

glad you got my point <_<

i adore Melanie C's new single & video... her best since 'I turn to you'..... :yahoo:

agree with that

Aphrodite - Kylie Minogue Speakerphone - Kylie Minogue Sensitized - Kylie Minogue Come Down - Kylie Minogue :yahoo: Cruise Control- Kylie Minogue Ftr Sean Paul :cheer: Forever - Jennifer Lopez Gasoline - Britney Spears Out from under - Britney Spears Get naked I got a plan - Britney Spears Love me cos you want to- Gabriella Cilmi Superhot- Gabriella Cilmi :yahoo: Boys Boys Boys- Lady Gaga Dance in the dark - Lady Gaga :dance: Gone - Kelly Clarkson Cannibal- Kesha Keepin my baby - Duffy :cheer: Lovestruck- Duffy Outta my head- Leona Lewis She's not me - Madonna Don't stop- Madonna Push- Madonna Monday Morning - Christina Aguilera B) Thank you for the heartbreak- Sugababes She's a mess- Sugababes Bad Influence - Pink Control of the knife - Girls Aloud Stand Up- Cheryl Cole and the list goes on.....