marcin

Oh Lord, how can you spend a penny on the new Black Eyed Peas rubbish? :puke: this excuse of a song murders a classic and turns it into a nightmare!

How come Take That haven't surpassed Rihanna yet? They'd better do it soon as I don't want to see her remain on top!

What a bland song to get the top 3, how come? It will so quickly go into oblivion.

This "Magic" song is so vile! :puke: but here's Tinie to bring something decent :wub:

Two really good songs in a row: Michael Bublé and Tim Berg, Adele's one is also pleasant.

Why did Adele climb back up?

Second Chance sounds so Dynamite alike that its flop doesn't surprise me. Devlin's song is dire, I have no idea where its popularity comes from. Ne-Yo didn't deliver anything interesting with this tune either.

The second time for me to hear this song, not really growing on me. It must be depressing for Roll Deep to debut at number 29 after two number 1s.

You're right. Eminem is hardly likable for me to be honest :lol: but Not Afraid wasn't so bad, some of his previous tracks as well, such as Without Me or The Real Slim Shady. James Blunt :wub: this is music - no rapping, no sampling, no swearing. B)

The Kings :D A very average song for their standards but still it's nice to hear something different from all this urban/pop mass.

This is a music massacre...

:lol: at Peter Andre's tumbling down is spite of releasing an album. The song isn't so bad anyway.

Katy B's tune is adorable, I'm thrilled at its resistance. Jamiroquai's one gets forgettable though, nothing special. Thank you ShakyFan for the newest chart!!! Is any sales info available already?

Hi guys, Is the chart already available somewhere? Why did you put the information "no spoilers"? Where can I find these spoilers, please? :) From the retro charts here are my favourites: 2009 06. (-) Kesha - Tik Tok 07. (5) Michael Buble - Haven't Met You Yet 08. (2) Westlife - What About Now 09. (-) Chase & Status Ft Plan B - End Credits 2005 02. (2) Arctic Monkeys - I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor 2000 02. (4) Baha Men - Who Let The Dogs Out 05. (3) Ricky Martin - She Bangs 10. (5) Steps - Stomp And what a shame they didn't record a better song... Gary & Robbie deservedly falling fast

other & other let's say James Blunt & Mumford and Sons even though I couldn't have picked more unlikely candidates :lol:

Anyone knows why downloading selective tracks is called "cherry-picking"? :D Why cherries? And to answer the question, I don't cherry pick or pick cherries (whatever lol) because I only buy physical albums/singles.

Meet Me Halfway followed closely by Empire State Of Mind - utter crap!

That's what I meant, hardly from US and hardly singing r&b on Only Girl but in general considered as part of the mainstream US urban flow.

Definitely more than the UK. Even though at the moment both charts may look similarly, over the last few months US artists have fared relatively better in Ireland than in the UK. It's particularly visible comparing the entries every week. Ireland picks up almost all US urban ones out of the pack that debuts in Britain.

To a much lesser extent. Radios over here keep playing her like crazy but general Irish public is completely addicted to urban music from America :puke2:

Of course I prefer Cheryl and cross my fingers for her victory come Sunday. God bless X Factor, lol.

Well, in a dispute Cheryl Cole vs Rihanna, I sincerely hope the UK phenomenon over "Promise This" spreads out in here as Ireland's chart is sadly dominated by American overrated r&b crap. Even though Rihanna's hardly a US artist singing r&b recently, I still much prefer Cheryl Cole's songs.

yawn, such a generic final of the chart, go away Bruno!

lol in the current musical climate, it's really rare indeed :P Barbra is funny (although quite dumb) and sound much better than both songs charted higher. None of them deserves the top spot though...

This Katy Perry song was terrible, one of the most overrated artists of 2010. All this week's new entries are relatively weak. I still like Cee Lo :)