Kylie Minogue

Oh I haven't seen this advert featuring Madcon, I noticed it'd weirdly climbed back up iTunes though.

"Up" is becoming a pop classic, it will not die!

Fearne and Chris Moyles... somebody scream AVALANCHE.

Oh regarding signatures, you could always do what I do and change your settings so they're all turned off?

Noooooooo it's not even ten past 4 and he's already screamed LADY GAGA!!!

Urgh no, it sounded like a nursery rhyme produced on a 3 year old's keyboard.

Exactly! :rolleyes:

Terrifying to think it's 10 years since her debut! :o

If anyone's interested I sent a complaint email regarding last week's show, just to see what sort of response would come back... MY EMAIL: Please ask Reggie Yates to stop purposely mispronouncing artists names on the Chart Show. His constant screaming of acts such as "Lady Gaga" are extremely off-putting and have caused me to switch stations in recent weeks. I would prefer to listen to, and enjoy, the Official UK Top 40 singles chart when possible but unfortunately Reggie's presenting style and unnecessary screeching has prevented me from doing so. A fact-based, sensible format as adopted by Mark Goodier in the 1990s would be much preferred. RESPONSE: Thank you for you email regarding the Radio 1 Official Chart Show. I understand you feel Reggie Yates is a poor presenter and you often find his presenting style irritating. As I'm sure you can understand, it is rare for any television personality to meet the approval of everyone in our audience. We appoint our presenters on the basis of their experience and talent and we would never employ someone unless we had complete confidence that they could meet demands the particular programme or broadcast may have. Nevertheless your feedback is extremely important to us and I would like to assure you that I have registered all of your comments on our audience log for the attention of BBC programme makers and senior management. The audience logs are seen as important documents that can help shape decisions about future programming and content Thanks again for taking the time to e-mail us with your concerns. Regards Gillian BBC Complaints

Sadly Reggie will likely never even see the negative messages, a gimp from his production team will be filtering them all.

If he says LADY GAGA like that one more time I will smash something. I hate the man, bring back JK & Joel, all is forgiven.

Why is Puff Daddy making a resurgence?

Steve DID release in the Christmas week but was beaten by Band Aid, if I remember rightly he sold about 150k? He then hit #1 the week after but with a lot less sales!

In terms of Christmas week sales it's the 4th biggest of the decade but overall I'd say the majority of the others outsold Leon!

"The Loving Kind" is #54.

Alexandra now up to #29

If you look at artists who were big in the 70s and 80s their chart runs are often all over the place, times are just heading back that way where being a big name with a successful chart performance doesn't automatically guarantee you a Top 10 single like it did 5-10 years ago.

#3 The X Factor Finalists - Hero #97 Mariah Carey - Hero #113 Mariah Carey - Anytime You Need A Friend

This single is for both Help For Heroes and the Poppy Appeal... so why the fighting?

Play.com is jammed too, it keeps freezing everytime I try to log in.

Girls Aloud at #119 on my latest update.

But WHY did they download it? It's not a new song... has it been played on a TV show or advert?

Why has "Buttons" by Sia entered the Top 120?

Pop star Sir Cliff Richard has said he will never be a fan of downloaded music because the quality "is not the same" as the "unbeatable" sound from CDs. "I like putting six CDs in the machine and playing them for two or three days," the 67-year-old said. "The 12" vinyl album was the best because you could read [the sleeve] without getting a magnifying glass." Sir Cliff said "it would be nice" if he topped the chart this weekend - giving him number ones across six decades. His single, Thank You For a Lifetime, is at number three on the provisional midweek sales chart, with Katy Perry's I Kissed a Girl remaining the UK's top-seller. I like the human aspect of music. It's all getting a little bit too technical now, too easy; you don't do anything now Sir Cliff Richard Asked if he was confident of reaching first place by Sunday, he replied: "I can't say I'm confident because how can you be confident about anything any more? "It'd be nice to be number one but nobody's going to catch me now. "I've had number ones in five decades. Who's going to do that? "First of all, they've got to be around for five decades. Many of them barely make five years." 'No million-sellers' However, being number one in 2008 "did not have the same cachet" as topping the chart at the start of his career, admitted Sir Cliff, whose first number one was Living Doll in 1959. Katy Perry Katy Perry has been number one for five weeks with I Kissed a Girl "In those days, when you released a single, it was potentially a million-seller. That's completely out of the question now, because people just don't buy singles. "I suppose it's feasible they might have a million downloads, but as for me, I'm never going to go to downloads." It was "very hard to beat" a CD, Sir Cliff told the BBC News website. "I like the human aspect of music. It's all getting a little bit too technical now, too easy; you don't do anything now. Although there are good points to downloads he speaks a lot of sense from a music lover's point of view but sadly none of us can stand in the way of progress!

What's Gavin DeGraw doing there, is that song being released in the UK after all this time???