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Enhanced edition of No 1 Madness album Theatre of the Absurd presents C’est La Vie is out on 28th June with many extras. Interested to see if he re-enters the Top 100 or even 50.

Enhanced edition of No 1 Madness album Theatre of the Absurd presents C’est La Vie is out on 28th June with many extras. Interested to see if he re-enters the Top 100 or even 50.

This thread got me thinking about Mr Brightside by The Killers. I think you’ll find it’s spent most weeks in every position lower than about 75. Not had time to check by over 10 weeks at No 100. Will try and let you know each position when I’ve a moment to kill(ers)!

I think it would be good to include both consecutive and non consecutive for higher positions. I believe both Mariah Carey All I want for Xmas is you and Wham! Last Christmas have spent 9 weeks in total at number 2. In fact with Mariah heading for no 1 this week and Wham! at 2 it looks the latter should be the first to spend 10 weeks at number 2.

Has Simon Cowell lost that instinctive ability of knowing exactly what the next pop wave will be? I think PRETTYMUCH are credible performers but quite clearly the most disatrous chart performance for a band allowed the exposure of X factor. Around 6,000 sales for this week. Then Rak-Su have failed to make No.1 and only 28,000 sales for a charity record and being outsold by Wham! and Mariah Carey. There's no doubt that Little Mix and One Direction are/were global successes but they both go back a few years now.

Was hoping Madness to enter higher than 5 but is not going to happen. Would have been first time since 1980 that a studio album of theirs hit such heights.

Madness - Oui Oui Si Si Ja Ja Da Da. Keeping my eyes on this forum over the week

God Save the Queen by the Sex Pistols. Was politically kept from being Number 1 in 1977 and would be a perfect anti-Simon song