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  1. house.martin posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Isn’t it a double A single?
  2. house.martin posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    If I had a fantasy chart, It’d have an automatic reset to SCR on all songs upon having 15 consecutive months absent from the top 40, so SCR would be the default.
  3. house.martin posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    More moments of pleasure tomorrow? Looking good for a 2nd week at no.1. Wow!! :) If RUTH gets higher overall combined sales tomorrow, but lower streams than last week, would that reset its SCR? (assuming it doesn't have "buffer" weeks)
  4. Wow, it's great to see RUTH at number one
  5. Khruangbin, yay
  6. glad to see Sia, Jona Lewie reach top 40 , Chris Rea make top 10. For me, Wham at no. 1 would have been the icing on the Christmas cake lol
  7. One that's not on this list, and it was a top 40 hit from 2008 is Status Quo's It's Christmas Time. It's one I play a fair bit this time of year :) It's one of my faves.
  8. I'm sorry to hear about what happened to AJ, I liked her dances a lot too I like Rose, but I'm rooting for John to win
  9. Having a rule change on a timescale that's divisible by whole years, like exactly 3 years, might make it more likely that a song (more likely perhaps a Xmas song), could have an unusual chart run owing to an automatic rule change activation. I would prefer it if SCR kicked in after say 150 or 180 weeks or something. Also, if they did something like an ACR reset if a song had let's say 60 consecutive weeks absent from the top 40, I think that would be cool B-) I like Xmas songs anyway
  10. house.martin posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    Connan Mockasin's album Jassbusters Two, was released last Friday. Toying with getting it. His Forever Dolphin Love album is I think a masterpiece.
  11. house.martin posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    I would have preferred the 3 year rule, if instead it reset songs after a period of absense from let's say the top 100 of something like 60 weeks. I like Xmas songs, at the right time of year, lol, and footie songs , so I ''m not a fan of the ruling, but get why it's there.
  12. house.martin posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    I'm not a fan of this 3 year rule.
  13. house.martin posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    If the 3 year rule is primarily an attempt to dampen down Xmas songs, then perhaps an automatic reset of songs of 3 years+ that haven't charted in the top 100 for 60 weeks would be an idea???
  14. house.martin posted a post in a topic in Television
    A moving, a little worrying and a very powerful episode I felt I watched tonight.
  15. I'm Walking Backwards for Christmas by The Goons a top 10 hit in July one year.