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Agree. However, and I could be wrong, chartwise it wasn't all that enduring, was it

Some I thought of: Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead - Wizard Of Oz Flower - Sweet Female Attitude Any Dream Will Do - Lee Meade U Know What's Up - Donnel Jones feat. Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes The Launch - DJ Jean Lazy - Xpress2 feat. David Byrne Fantasy - Appleton Sacred Trust / After You're Gone - One True Voice I Can't Break Down - Sinead Quinn Flip Reverse - Blazin' Squad She Believes In Me - Ronan Keating I Hope You Dance - Ronan Keating Come On England - 4+4+2 When You Tell Me That You Love Me - Westlife & Diana Ross Control Myself - LL Cool J feat. Jenifer Lopez 21st Century Christmas / Move It - Cliff Richard Proper Education - Eric Prydz vs. Floyd Heartbroken - T2 feat. Jodie Aysha What's It Gonna Be - H "Two" O feat. Platnum Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley One For The Radio - McFly Supernova - Mr. Hudson feat. Kanye West Get Sexy - Sugababes Riverside (Let's Go) - Sidney Samson

I thought it was this , but it turned out to be some guy.

"The Edge Of Glory" should've been the front single, insteadof being marred by early release and a disappointing video.

It's a shame that nowadays any massive hit can easily sell one million and from 2003-2010, even the biggest hits would hardly reach that much. If sales in 2007 were like nowadays, Umbrella would probably sell a million in its fourth week.

Underground classic beaten by two novelty hits. How sad is that.

*jumps in bandwagon* NOW 27 was my first

List all countries with artists that hit #1 in your charts, giving one example for each country Argentina (Chenoa) Australia (Kylie Minogue) Barbados (Rihanna) Brazil (Tribalistas) Canada (Nelly Furtado) Colombia (Shakira) Denmark (Alphabeat) England (Spice Girls) Finland (The Rasmus) France (Daft Punk) Germany (Fragma) Greece (Reckless) Ireland (U2) Italy (Laura Pausini) Jamaica (Wayne Wonder) Mali (Salif Keita) Moldova (O-Zone) Netherlands (Twarres) Norway (Lene Marlin) Portugal (The Gift) Puerto Rico (Ricky Martin) Romania (Edward Maya) Russia (tATu) Saint Vincent & Grenadines (Kevin Lyttle) Scotland (Texas) Spain (Enrique Iglesias) Sweden (Ace Of Base) United States (Britney Spears) Wales (Duffy) I could also add: Haiti (birth country of Wyclef Jean, but I list him for USA) Lebanon (birth country of Mika, but I list him for England) New Zealand (birth country of Daniel Bedingfield, but I list him for England) Northern Ireland (birth country of several members of Snow Patrol, but I list them for Scotland)

01 Love story 02 You belong with me 23 Whitehorse 05 Mine 15 Back to December 06 We are never ever getting back together 02 I knew you were trouble 06 22

All four Robert Miles entries in my chart hit #1 (and he hasn't charted with anything else) 1996 #1 Children 1996 #1 Fable 1996 #1 One & one 1998 #1 Freedom

All members of America, who had a US#1 in 1970 with "A Horse With No Name" had dual US/UK citizenship.

1 - Someone like you 2 - Titanium 3 - We found love

The non-dancing drummer looked like Wolverine.

2013, the year of the hashtag

Also from 1993 829mlJiRCIU 6U-aixEZOc0

1993 was the year I first got interested in the UK singles chart. In that year, I remember that a novelty hit, "Suntan" by some guy named Stanley hit #40 in July (I think) and then faded away. I haven't found it in YouTube, does anyone remember? I remember that the chorus said something like "suntan in my toes".

These songs went on to become #1 hits in future versions. (BTW Shakira's Underneath Your Clothes was #3)

Does anyone remember this? -nrGWwHalCU

Believe it or not, these are one-hit wonders in the US (only one US top 40 hit) Status Quo (Pictures of Machstick Men) Jimi Hendrix (All along the Watchtower) T-Rex (Get It On) Kraftwerk (Autobahn) Roxy Music (Love is the Drug) Boney M (Rivers of Babylon) Talk Talk (It's my Life) Kate Bush (Running up that Hill) Iggy Pop (Candy) Beck (Loser) Cypress Hill (Insane in the brain) The Offspring (Come out and Play) Take That (Back for Good) Garbage (Stupid Girl) The Prodigy (Firestarter) Fatboy Slim (Praise You) Westlife (Swear It Again) Mandy Moore (I Wanna be with You) Moby (Southside) P.O.D. (Youth of the Nation) Korn (Did My Time) Joss Stone (Cry Baby) Papa Roach (Scars) Gorillaz (Feel Good Inc.) Weezer (Beverly Hills) Snow Patrol (Chasing Cars) Panic! At The Disco (I Write Sins not Tragedies) White Stripes (Icky Thump) Amy Winehouse (Rehab) Jennifer Hudson (Spotlight) Muse (Uprising) Michael Bublé (Haven't Met You yet) Florence & The Machine (Dog Days are Over)

One True Voice were pretty much flushed down after losing the 2002 Christmas Chart battle to Girls Aloud. But this still made to #10 and I listened to this a lot when I got NOW55. 4MqtW0flac0

I know, but that's how I remembered it (and that it was a top 10 hit).

"Amnesia" is heavily played in the VH1 Europe breaks.

What acts are widely perceived as one-hit wonders but actually had at least one more sizeable hit? For me the most famous case is Eiffel 65 who everybody seems to have forgotten that the follow-up to "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" made to #3.

For pretty much obvious reasons, most Westlife charttoppers are quite forgettable, and this one is no exception, but somehow this one has stuck in for me. azdesKO7r4Q And this one is not all that evident to point out, but for me is their best (tied with FWW) 7NrQei36fJk

This actually sold more than BWWT (according to a Gezza thread).