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Very true in every aspect. It seems X-Factor is ALLOWED the attention, and everyone else is just "trash" in SYCO's eyes.

This is the problem I have as well Berty. It seems when a third/fourth etc single is released, it is ignored for the most recent hit! Little Boots suffered it with "Earthquake" chosen for "Remedy" on that Children in Need Concert. JLS are a load of rubbish.

JLS need to be stopped from performing. At least have a law saying their songs and performances MUST be banned. It's a shame X-Factor acts hijack the charts :( Sadly people have been brainwashed and don't want different acts.

It screws everything up and makes things "static" a bit. I mean I am sure everyone has those $h!tty JLS songs and "I've got a feeling".

Perhaps people are getting their New Year parties playlist? Those who use the vouchers shouldn't have their songs counted towards the charts.

59. Mr Hudson ft Kayne West – Supernova. Another Kayne contribution with some over-hyped nobody with an enhanced voice and lacking a personality. Only a hit as “ft Kayne West” is an auto top 20. 58. Lady Soverign – So Human Rent-a-gob Lady S back with another do nothing chav rap song. 57. Paolo Nutini – Pencil full of lead A silly “Reet Petite” inspired number which makes no sense whatsoever. The only bonus of this is the slightly hilarious video where he is made of clay. 56. Taylor Swift – Teardrops on my guitar Another dreg-fest from Ms Swift. Liven up girl! 55. Airi L – When Love Takes Over Awful fake version of the Kelly Rowland and David Guetta hit which oddly enough charted! y2-EiFKQa0s 54. Akon – We Don’t Care Neither do I. Take your awful rap whining somewhere else. 53. Richard Hawley – Open Your Door Awful lifeless arty-farty crap used on a Haagen Daz advert. No thanks. 52. Millionaires – Rated Xmas Electro Christmas song which is a total pain to listen to by this little known act. y48yiF6N0Ek 51. Kid Cudi Vs Crookers - Day 'n' Nite Annoying ringtone crap which was a hit back in January. Seriously you need a high patience level to tolerate this. 50. Madonna ft Lil Wayne – Revolver (David Guetta remix) What an awful remix! It’s just noise. Madonna what were you thinking? No wonder you flopped.

Who cares what Joe thinks. He'll be forgotten about by then anyway and in my opinion anyone supporting him needs help. To me it should be illegal to have the X-Factor on TV.

I'm planning to sabtoage both Alexandra and JLS's chances of #1 with the strongest entries of competition. All X-Factor releated acts (bar Leona) shall be stopped from getting #1 hits.

That was the most deserved flop of the year.

Where do I begin with this list! Shena - My Fantasy/Can't stop the rain Vogue - Twilight Paloma Faith - Do you want the truth or something beautiful Yeah Yous - Getting Up With you and 15 minutes Carolina Liar - Show me what I am looking for Gary GO - Wonderful/Open Arms/Engines Hannah - Keeping Score Melanie Fiona - Do It To Me Right V V Brown - Shark In The Water/Leave/Game Over Will Young - Hopes and fears Jade Ewan - My Man Roskysopp ft Robyn - Girl and the robot Soft Toy Emergency - Critical Bandito - Rocking at the disco La Roux - Quicksand/I'm not your toy Little Boots - Earthquake Yeah Yeah Yous - Heads will roll Agnes - I need you now Daniel Merriweather - Impossible and Water and the flame Killers - All subsequent releases after "Human" Rodenko - Everybody Amy Studt - Nice Boys Ladyhawke - Paris is burning Solange - T.O.N.E. Ercola ft Daniela - With every word Bad for Lashes - Daniel/all hits Zarif - Let Me Back/Over. Lady Gaga - LoveGame Valeriya - Back to Love Velvet - Chemistry Annie - Antonio Stunt - I'll be there Florence and the machine - Drumming Song ALL of these criminally ignored due to radio stations being snobbish playing the spawn of Simon Cowell, all these stupid rappers like Kayne West and Jay-Z and with some acts hyping their biggest hits instead of the better songs due to the thick public.

The Daniel Evans album will be focused on his necrophillia in some tracks ;)

#73 - I guess it's the dole office for these girls very soon :D

At the end of the day, it's justice for the world that RATM is #1 in the charts. It shows the public want change and have achieved it. Roll on the free gig I may say ;) It's a shame my local station won't be touching it - We have to have X-Factor acts (Leona, JLS, Alexandra, Cheryl) every hour! + the same few songs on endless repeat. It shows that newer artist or forgotten classics in which "Killing in the name" is never get the chance to get some attention. The reason why the chart is static a lot is due to sheep downloading songs from adverts and songs being so hyped you're sick of them after a week or two, plus being backed by big companies. RATM shows people power and a big f*** you to these execs in suits telling us what we can and can't listen to.

Erm, what about Cowell BUYING the UK press, BUYING local radio? Thats manipulative.

To the Joe/X-Factor supporters: Welcome to the real world. Your show is a piece of fake manipulative drivel, you've been brainwashed and need your heads checking out and deserved to be sectioned.

f*** you Simon Cowell! Real music has won. Simon Cowell can stick his X-Factor up his arse and f*** off out of our lives.

I do, but not people who buy X-Factor and Miley Whoreus.

Well these people need psychiatric help. How can they like a bland ballad by a Disney Whore who will probably be knocked up at the age of 19 and have five kids at the age 26? People have brainwashed by Cowell/

All Joe McCeldrey fans need sectioning. To me anyone buying "The Climb" should be fined £20.00 with their money going to Shelter.

They are probably selling their pussies in the Daily Sport ;)

A narrow win for RATM - say around 5-10k.

Here is an idea: Whenever a Cowell related act releases - back the opposition!

Honestly, this has been one decade that has seen little diversity and we've had two genres too dominant - the guilty parties being urban and Mr Simon Cowell with his karaoke acts. Rock has broke into emo (eww), kiddie (McFly, Metro Station) and a strength to strength Indie scene (Keane, Franz Ferdinand, The Killers, Kaiser Cheifs). Dance has gone through a stage with generic covers of 80 songs, with some rare gems like "Release Me", "Vinegar" and "When Love Takes Over" which despite a Euro-pop edge, are very decent pop songs with a great melody and catchy choruses. Pop - Long gone are the multitude of boybands we had in the 1990s though stalwarts like Westlife, Backstreet Boys have still been around with the latter re-inventing themselves with the times. This also has led to the revivals of Take That and Boyzone. Girlbands have been the rage with the success of Girls Aloud who have had some very good songs, The Saturdays new pretenders to the throne who have become pop with an edge and one of the best girlbands this country has at the moment. Sugababes despite an inter-changable line-up have given us a more soulful vibe and have produced many catchy songs. There has been some less-succesful ones such as Smoke2Seven (gappy-teeth, bad voiced band) and the underrated The 411 who were a more sassier Sugababes. One of the pop highlights of the 00s has been the 80s revival this year with Little Boots, La Roux and Lady Gaga - who have all saved 2009. Less succesful ones such as Frankmusik and Tommy Sparks have even had the odd good song. Electro - One of the best things of the 00s - Scissor Sisters, Mika, Ladyhawke, the ones mentioned in the 80s revival sentence. Indie - As mentioned by mushy, a lot of it has become guitar-based pop with acts such as The Feeling, The Script, Snow Patrol, Maroon 5 and a few less succesful ones like The Yeah Yous. All have had memorable songs and big hits and have been universally liked. Urban - Perhaps the satan in the field of music. A lot of it has been chav rap like Blazin' Squad, Fugative, Tinchy Stryder and Dizze Rascal - An automatic hit field with the likes of Kayne West and Jay-z featuring of a song which is likely to give any singer a top 10 which I feel is unfair, and what makes me mad is a certain Mr West has been rewarded for bad bevahviour. Banality such as Black Eyed Peas, especially with 2009 with their two idoitic songs "I've got a feeling" and "Boom Boom Pow", plus these one-trick acts like Iyaz and Khia. We've had the smutty with sexual lyrics which was still a common factor in the 90s (Patra anyone?) plus dressing like sluts such as Rihanna and her ilk, but for all these bad urban acts there has been good ones especially with the more soulful singers, particulary with females like Beyonce, Alicia Keys and home-grown like Amy Winehouse, Shena, V.V.Brown and Duffy. One wish I would like for the 2010s is the urban domination to end, and more variety. Songwriters have been a well praised choice, especially female ones like Amy Winehouse, Duffy, Jem, the criminially ignored Adele, Amy McDonald and some male ones such as Jason Mraz (with the uber-annoying "I'm yours), James Blunt (he did have some great songs), James Morrison, Gary Go and Newton Faulkner to name but a few. The grim reaper of this decade has been reality TV. Yes there has been a few class acts such as Girls Aloud, Will Young, Darius Danesh, Susan Boyle, Leona Lewis and Shayne Ward plus the criminally ignored Sinead Quinn who should have had more hits than the dull and bland Lemar but many many bad ones such as JLS, Alexandra Burke, G4, Andy Abraham and dodgy one-time winners such as Leon Jackson, Joe McEldrey and Steve Brookstein. At first it was not much of a hassle and OK they had a #1, but sometimes it wouldnt be total saturation and bought charts, but since 2005/6 it has been a cancer to the UK music industry with Simon Cowell literally buying the media and charts with his tenth rates acts and forcing this upon the public. Rage Against The Machine being Christmas #1 is saving the soul of the UK and a great end of the 00s. I think we are seeing a back-clash, but will it last - time will tell. I have hated these High School Musical/Glee Club/Disney Kids shows being popular too. What happened to the days when Disney just made cartoons of old tales? The charts biggest mistake was relaxing the download rule for older songs. Thanks to crappy shows like FIX-Factor plugging them and adverts promoting them. This has ruined it for genuine artists to have a big hits and ruins the fact songs can have 100+ weeks in the charts like "Sex on fire" and "use somebody". Radio has become zombies to the Cowell franchise and huge labels, or like Radio One presented by a team of muppets. Music channels with competition from Youtube, I-tunes, napster et al seem to have suffered due to the Cowell franchise and elimating public choice. People need to have a choice and not be slaves to cheapo acts and annoying bad songs like "Sex on fire". Where is the variety people? Overall the 00s has been the decade with little modern-day classics but the decade in which music sold it soul to the devil.

We don't want no more fake wanabees and High School Musical clones in the 2010s.

I suppose if it does become a hit, Iyaz with "Replay" comes from the British Virgin Islands!