Post by Earl Purple on Oct 18, 2004 9:55:08 GMT 1
1 ( 1 ) Tropic Island Hum / We All Stand Together - Paul McCartney < 2nd week at #1 >
2 ( 9 ) Butterflies & Hurricanes - Muse
3 ( 4 ) Into The Fire - Thirteen Senses
4 ( 2 ) Gravity - Embrace (#1[2])
5 ( 3 ) All The Things That I've Done / Why Don't You Find Out For Yourself - Killers (#3)
6 ( 5 ) That Girl - McFly (#5)
7 ( 6 ) That Extra Mile - Ricky (#6)
8 ( 16 ) Sand In My Shoes - Dido
9 ( -- ) Radio - Robbie Williams
10 ( 13 ) Hey Julie - Fountains Of Wayne
11 ( 10 ) Everybody Come Down - Delgados
12 ( 7 ) Look At You Now - Ciccone (#5)
13 ( 11 ) Nature Boy - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
14 ( 30 ) I'm Not Okay (I Promise) - My Chemical Romance
15 ( 18 ) She Will Only Bring Your Happiness - Mclusky
16 ( 17 ) Real To Me - Brian McFadden
17 ( 19 ) Elevation - Open
18 ( 22 ) I've Found Love Again - Richard Cartwright
19 ( 21 ) Constantly Running - Stoney Lacuna
20 ( 8 ) Heliopolis By Night - Aberfeldy (#4)
21 ( 27 ) Vice - Razorlight
22 ( 25 ) Burn Your Youth - Johnny Panic
23 ( 29 ) Seaside - Ordinary Boys
24 ( 33 ) Chewing Gum - Annie
25 ( 26 ) Sweet Virginia - Gomez
26 ( 28 ) Mushaboom - Feist
27 ( 31 ) Love Machine - Girls Aloud
28 ( 46 ) Breeze On By - Donny Osmond
29 ( 35 ) Seems Fine - Concretes
30 ( 12 ) July - Mundy (#3)
31 ( 47 ) Monster - Beauty Shop
32 ( 37 ) Pop 'N' Roll - Scott 4
33 ( 54 ) With Those Eyes - Elena
34 ( 43 ) Leaving New York - REM
35 ( 39 ) The Lady Wants To Know - Gordon Haskell
36 ( 14 ) If You See Kay / Extreme - Naked Apes (#9)
37 ( 41 ) Hey Mrs - I Monster
38 ( 36 ) Cha Cha Twist - Detroit Cobras
39 ( 23 ) Southside Of The Street - Zombies (#14)
40 ( 48 ) No Big Ting - Skinnyman
41 ( 51 ) It'll Be Me - Tom Jones & Jools Holland
42 ( 34 ) Still Standing - Engine
43 ( 20 ) Whatever Happened To Corey Haim - Thrills (#15)
44 ( 15 ) Dry Your Eyes - Streets (#1[4])
45 ( 52 ) Tomorrow Morning - Gretchen Peters
46 ( 55 ) Boom Like That - Mark Knopfler
47 ( 56 ) Yellow Car - Cinnamon
48 ( 58 ) That's How Heartaches Are Made - Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings
49 ( 57 ) Radio - Client
50 ( 60 ) Pieces Of Me - Ashlee Simpson
51 ( -- ) 1985 - Bowling For Soup
52 ( -- ) Lounger - Dogs Die In Hot Cars
53 ( 59 ) You Give You Get - Driscal
54 ( -- ) Boy - Tippi < DEBUT >
55 ( -- ) Riot Radio - Dead 60s
56 ( -- ) Baby When You Die - Moco
57 ( -- ) Francesca - Special Needs
58 ( -- ) (Reach Up For The) Sunrise - Duran Duran
59 ( -- ) Taste You - Auf Der Maur
60 ( -- ) Everything I've Got In My Pocket - Minnie Driver < DEBUT >
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-- ( 24 ) Hold Me Now - Polyphonic Spree (#2[3])
-- ( 32 ) Motorboat - Hey Negrita (#8)
-- ( 38 ) How Did It Ever Come To This - Easyworld (#23)
-- ( 40 ) This One's For You - Ed Harcourt (#25)
-- ( 42 ) The Sound Of Settling - Death Cab For Cutie (#34)
-- ( 44 ) All Day Long I Dream About Sex - JC Chasez (#36)
-- ( 45 ) Keep It Clean - Camera Obscura (#4)
-- ( 49 ) Good Day For The Hopeless - Ben Christophers (#41)
-- ( 50 ) Bedshaped - Keane (#9)
-- ( 53 ) American Idiot - Green Day (#50)
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-- ( -- ) Rocket - Num
-- ( -- ) Not Too Late For Love - Beverley Knight
-- ( -- ) International Lover - Riviera F
-- ( -- ) Strasbourg - Rakes
-- ( -- ) Renaissance Kid - Golden Virgins
-- ( -- ) Johnny Cash - Sons & Daughters
-- ( -- ) Yours Fatally - Big Brovaz
-- ( -- ) Pain - Jimmy Eat World
-- ( -- ) Spin The Wheel - Bellefire
-- ( -- ) What You're Made Of - Lucie Silvas
-- ( -- ) Blinded By The Lights - Streets
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Paul McCartney remains on top. "Pipes Of Peace" managed just 1 week on top and "Ebony & Ivory" just 2 (in spite of entering at #1). "Real Love" by the Beatles was #1 for 2 weeks so Paul McCartney has never had (or been part of) an NM #1 of 3 weeks or more yet. Whether or not he achieves this now depends on the ability of the challengers to overhaul him.
- Muse climb to #2, their biggest hit since "New Born" reached the same position 3 years ago. Their only #1 single to date is the re-issue of "Muscle Museum" in 2000, but "Showbiz" and "Origins Of Symmetry" were both #1 albums.
- Robbie Williams gets the highest new entry, and he has had 5 solo #1s plus two with Take That. But of his solo #1s only one so far was also a UK #1, that being "She's The One / It's Only Us". Radio was co-written by Stephen Duffy, who had his first hit with "Kiss Me" in 1985, peaking at NM #6, and "Icing On The Cake" was actually a bigger hit, reaching #4. Then he disappeared until re-emerging in 1996 as part of combo Me Me Me with a #6 hit "Hanging Around", before forming the Lilac Time where he had his biggest hit "A Dream That We All Share", #3 in 1999. His last chart appearance was in October 2001 with his only single not to reach the top 10, also with the Lilac Time called "This Morning", peaking at #19. Interesting his single was released the same week as Duran Duran, a band he helped to form before leaving it to the Taylors, Rhodes and Le Bon.
The other major potential challenge is from Morrissey, who has reached #1 with both his other singles this year. His new single "Let Me Kiss You" is due to enter this week. There's also a cover version by Nancy Sinatra, and 3 other singles on his label due in. There could technically be 3 Morrissey covers in the chart next week if Nancy enters in addition to A Hundred Reasons' version of "How Soon Is Now" (ok that's a Smiths cover but Morrissey co-wrote it), but although the Hundred Reasons version is far better than that of either TATU or Snake River Conspiracy, I don't think I'll be charting it. Not sure I'll be charting Nancy either. (The Killers' credited B-side is a Morrissey cover). Her dad made his debut in 1986 but with a song he recorded in 1980 at the age of 65. Nancy is just one year younger than that now, she being 64. Frank is not the oldest debutant though, as Larry Adler made his at the age of 80 and Chris Barber and Lonnie Donegan also both made very late debuts in the NM chart as did Engelbert Humperdinck. (We count the age when the single was recorded and not when it entered the chart. Thus we discount Louis Armstrong and Perez Prado who made posthumous debuts but long after their singles were recorded).
Dead 60s enter the chart this week and debut in the UK top 200 so I guess their last single "You're Not The Law" was chart ineligible or it somehow just sold very very few copies.
2 ( 9 ) Butterflies & Hurricanes - Muse
3 ( 4 ) Into The Fire - Thirteen Senses
4 ( 2 ) Gravity - Embrace (#1[2])
5 ( 3 ) All The Things That I've Done / Why Don't You Find Out For Yourself - Killers (#3)
6 ( 5 ) That Girl - McFly (#5)
7 ( 6 ) That Extra Mile - Ricky (#6)
8 ( 16 ) Sand In My Shoes - Dido
9 ( -- ) Radio - Robbie Williams
10 ( 13 ) Hey Julie - Fountains Of Wayne
11 ( 10 ) Everybody Come Down - Delgados
12 ( 7 ) Look At You Now - Ciccone (#5)
13 ( 11 ) Nature Boy - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
14 ( 30 ) I'm Not Okay (I Promise) - My Chemical Romance
15 ( 18 ) She Will Only Bring Your Happiness - Mclusky
16 ( 17 ) Real To Me - Brian McFadden
17 ( 19 ) Elevation - Open
18 ( 22 ) I've Found Love Again - Richard Cartwright
19 ( 21 ) Constantly Running - Stoney Lacuna
20 ( 8 ) Heliopolis By Night - Aberfeldy (#4)
21 ( 27 ) Vice - Razorlight
22 ( 25 ) Burn Your Youth - Johnny Panic
23 ( 29 ) Seaside - Ordinary Boys
24 ( 33 ) Chewing Gum - Annie
25 ( 26 ) Sweet Virginia - Gomez
26 ( 28 ) Mushaboom - Feist
27 ( 31 ) Love Machine - Girls Aloud
28 ( 46 ) Breeze On By - Donny Osmond
29 ( 35 ) Seems Fine - Concretes
30 ( 12 ) July - Mundy (#3)
31 ( 47 ) Monster - Beauty Shop
32 ( 37 ) Pop 'N' Roll - Scott 4
33 ( 54 ) With Those Eyes - Elena
34 ( 43 ) Leaving New York - REM
35 ( 39 ) The Lady Wants To Know - Gordon Haskell
36 ( 14 ) If You See Kay / Extreme - Naked Apes (#9)
37 ( 41 ) Hey Mrs - I Monster
38 ( 36 ) Cha Cha Twist - Detroit Cobras
39 ( 23 ) Southside Of The Street - Zombies (#14)
40 ( 48 ) No Big Ting - Skinnyman
41 ( 51 ) It'll Be Me - Tom Jones & Jools Holland
42 ( 34 ) Still Standing - Engine
43 ( 20 ) Whatever Happened To Corey Haim - Thrills (#15)
44 ( 15 ) Dry Your Eyes - Streets (#1[4])
45 ( 52 ) Tomorrow Morning - Gretchen Peters
46 ( 55 ) Boom Like That - Mark Knopfler
47 ( 56 ) Yellow Car - Cinnamon
48 ( 58 ) That's How Heartaches Are Made - Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings
49 ( 57 ) Radio - Client
50 ( 60 ) Pieces Of Me - Ashlee Simpson
51 ( -- ) 1985 - Bowling For Soup
52 ( -- ) Lounger - Dogs Die In Hot Cars
53 ( 59 ) You Give You Get - Driscal
54 ( -- ) Boy - Tippi < DEBUT >
55 ( -- ) Riot Radio - Dead 60s
56 ( -- ) Baby When You Die - Moco
57 ( -- ) Francesca - Special Needs
58 ( -- ) (Reach Up For The) Sunrise - Duran Duran
59 ( -- ) Taste You - Auf Der Maur
60 ( -- ) Everything I've Got In My Pocket - Minnie Driver < DEBUT >
____________________________________________
-- ( 24 ) Hold Me Now - Polyphonic Spree (#2[3])
-- ( 32 ) Motorboat - Hey Negrita (#8)
-- ( 38 ) How Did It Ever Come To This - Easyworld (#23)
-- ( 40 ) This One's For You - Ed Harcourt (#25)
-- ( 42 ) The Sound Of Settling - Death Cab For Cutie (#34)
-- ( 44 ) All Day Long I Dream About Sex - JC Chasez (#36)
-- ( 45 ) Keep It Clean - Camera Obscura (#4)
-- ( 49 ) Good Day For The Hopeless - Ben Christophers (#41)
-- ( 50 ) Bedshaped - Keane (#9)
-- ( 53 ) American Idiot - Green Day (#50)
__________________________________________
-- ( -- ) Rocket - Num
-- ( -- ) Not Too Late For Love - Beverley Knight
-- ( -- ) International Lover - Riviera F
-- ( -- ) Strasbourg - Rakes
-- ( -- ) Renaissance Kid - Golden Virgins
-- ( -- ) Johnny Cash - Sons & Daughters
-- ( -- ) Yours Fatally - Big Brovaz
-- ( -- ) Pain - Jimmy Eat World
-- ( -- ) Spin The Wheel - Bellefire
-- ( -- ) What You're Made Of - Lucie Silvas
-- ( -- ) Blinded By The Lights - Streets
___________________________________________
Paul McCartney remains on top. "Pipes Of Peace" managed just 1 week on top and "Ebony & Ivory" just 2 (in spite of entering at #1). "Real Love" by the Beatles was #1 for 2 weeks so Paul McCartney has never had (or been part of) an NM #1 of 3 weeks or more yet. Whether or not he achieves this now depends on the ability of the challengers to overhaul him.
- Muse climb to #2, their biggest hit since "New Born" reached the same position 3 years ago. Their only #1 single to date is the re-issue of "Muscle Museum" in 2000, but "Showbiz" and "Origins Of Symmetry" were both #1 albums.
- Robbie Williams gets the highest new entry, and he has had 5 solo #1s plus two with Take That. But of his solo #1s only one so far was also a UK #1, that being "She's The One / It's Only Us". Radio was co-written by Stephen Duffy, who had his first hit with "Kiss Me" in 1985, peaking at NM #6, and "Icing On The Cake" was actually a bigger hit, reaching #4. Then he disappeared until re-emerging in 1996 as part of combo Me Me Me with a #6 hit "Hanging Around", before forming the Lilac Time where he had his biggest hit "A Dream That We All Share", #3 in 1999. His last chart appearance was in October 2001 with his only single not to reach the top 10, also with the Lilac Time called "This Morning", peaking at #19. Interesting his single was released the same week as Duran Duran, a band he helped to form before leaving it to the Taylors, Rhodes and Le Bon.
The other major potential challenge is from Morrissey, who has reached #1 with both his other singles this year. His new single "Let Me Kiss You" is due to enter this week. There's also a cover version by Nancy Sinatra, and 3 other singles on his label due in. There could technically be 3 Morrissey covers in the chart next week if Nancy enters in addition to A Hundred Reasons' version of "How Soon Is Now" (ok that's a Smiths cover but Morrissey co-wrote it), but although the Hundred Reasons version is far better than that of either TATU or Snake River Conspiracy, I don't think I'll be charting it. Not sure I'll be charting Nancy either. (The Killers' credited B-side is a Morrissey cover). Her dad made his debut in 1986 but with a song he recorded in 1980 at the age of 65. Nancy is just one year younger than that now, she being 64. Frank is not the oldest debutant though, as Larry Adler made his at the age of 80 and Chris Barber and Lonnie Donegan also both made very late debuts in the NM chart as did Engelbert Humperdinck. (We count the age when the single was recorded and not when it entered the chart. Thus we discount Louis Armstrong and Perez Prado who made posthumous debuts but long after their singles were recorded).
Dead 60s enter the chart this week and debut in the UK top 200 so I guess their last single "You're Not The Law" was chart ineligible or it somehow just sold very very few copies.
