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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 2, 2014 0:13:24 GMT 1
Top 256. I'm a computer scientist...
22 to start:
256 I Just Want To Thank You - Tim Myers
255 Blame The Sun - Argyle
254 Clear Your Browser History - Jarinus
253 Cats & Netflix - Doubleclicks
252 Some People Just Don't Know When To Quit - Penny Black Remedy
251 Silver Lining - Hilary Grist
250 Said You'd Call Me - Apers
249 Papapa - My Darling - Grannies Club
248 Mr. TV - Nomataras
247 Lost in the Music - Smiley Mikey
246 Brother You Must Walk Your Path Alone - Electric Soft Parade
*245 The Internationals - Terraces
244 Half Past Ten - Nikki
243 Give It To Someone - Lucky Face
242 Oh The Places We Will Go - Postcards
241 Rolling Stone - Pete Macleod
240 Satans Ice Cream Van - Surfin' Wombatz
*239 Other Side - Keaton Simons
238 Crushed Like The Car - Army Navy
*237 Just Be - Paloma Faith
236 Human Race - Virgin Soldiers
235 No No Song - Jaya The Cat
* means it was in the last chart of 2012 and I show the position if its points from 2012 are added in. If it finished significantly well that year I also show its 2012 position. I do not update 2012 positions for big hits that year that managed one or two extra weeks in 2013.
Terraces - The Internationals finished #834 of 2012. Adding in its points moves it to #131 in 2013.
Keaton Simons - Other Side peaked at #3 in 2012, and finished at #42 of the year. Adding its points together it would be #26 in 2013 and #21 in 2012.
Paloma Faith - Just Be spent one week in the chart in 2012 and would move to #206 with that added in.
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Post by Milliways on Jan 2, 2014 21:38:56 GMT 1
One of my top 10 appears in this set.
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 4, 2014 21:38:19 GMT 1
next 21 positions:
234 Settle Down - Katy Burgess
233 The Call Of Duty Circus - Miracle Of Sound
232 All Around The World - BMX Bandits
231 New - Paul Mccartney
230 You Gotta Fly - Floyd Thursby
229 Irish Pub Song - High Kings
228 Good To See You - Grapes Of Wrath
227 The Sun - Naked Lunch
226 Nothing At All - Mondays Company
**225 Speechless - Rachel Arianna
224 New Alphabet - Eels
223 Tuesday Night At The Pub - Ian Maclean
222 Blank Maps - Ends
221 Gimme Gimme Gimme - My Name Is Music
220 In Heaven There Is No Beer - Old Golds
219 As Long As I Have You - Alpaca Sports
218 Third Man - Duckworth Lewis Method
217 Glitter - Kiss Me Yesterday
216 1951 - Poison
**215 Love Is On The Radio - McBusted Mix - McFly
214 The Devil Went Down To Tamworth - Fiddlers Feast
** means that the song was in the last chart of 2013.
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Post by TheThorne on Jan 5, 2014 11:04:49 GMT 1
I know 8 of this bunch but most of them underachieved, biggest hit in this bunch for me was Eels I think but it was one of their lowest charting songs in my chart only reached #30. Almost shocked I missed a comeback song by Poison turns out its a different band, YouTube calls them The Poison for obvious legal reasons.
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 6, 2014 22:56:39 GMT 1
They are called The Poison, I always cut the "The" off the front (other than The The). I mentioned it at the time they were in the chart.
213 Send Me A Sign - Jinxes
212 Dream Of Mine - Pacific
211 Let Me Go - Haim
210 London's Exciting - Jimmy Nobrot And The Squits
209 Here's To Never Growing Up - Dave Days
208 Army of Two - Olly Murs
207 Thursday - Pet Shop Boys ft Example
206 Last Night (Beer Fear) - Lucy Spraggan
205 What It Is - Loudermilks
204 What A Shame - Strypes
203 Say You Love Me - Attic Lights
202 Boom Boom - From The Sticks
201 Laurie Blue - Brian Flanagan
200 Jessica 6 - Girl One And The Grease Guns
199 Sick Of You - Hillmans
198 Sadman - Someone's Diary
197 Chasing Stars - Schucks Road
196 What About You - Jezzpi
195 Louise - Cud
194 Dream Man - Virginia Labuat
The return of Cud in there. Dave Days' song is a cover of Avril Lavigne with some changed lyrics. They've done a few original songs as well as covers, and there are a few bands out there like that. They also covered Taylor Swift's "22" but I didn't chart either version. Another band who covered a Taylor Swift song fairly recently and also do some covers and some originals are Walk Off The Earth (I think that's their name). They did have a hit in my chart with their cover of Bruno Mars's "Natalie" but not with "I Knew You Were Trouble" even though their version of that song got a lot of attention.
Jezzpi were in the last chart of 2013 but are not in the first chart of 2014, one of 14 singles to drop out this week. Their song peaked at #12.
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 9, 2014 9:44:44 GMT 1
193 The Baking Song - Lancashire Hotpots
192 Famous - Fanny Leeb
*191 What Ya Gonna Do? - Red Bullets
190 Little White Lies - Sports Fan
**189 The Night Santa Retired - Dry County
188 Barcodes - Soup Mix - Making Marks
187 Brother - Swear And Shake
186 Where Are We Now - David Bowie
185 Gallantry - Timbers
184 Let Her Go - Passenger
183 Da Wine Deh - Konshens
182 Coast To Coast - Blank Tapes
181 The Gathering - Mighty Ghosts of Erin
180 Bound For Glory - Black Star Riders
179 Love Is Gone - Oxford & Co.
178 Girl's Got Money - Kurt Baker Band
177 In Your House - Shy Lips
176 Caught By Surprise - Postelles
175 Finders Keepers - Audacity
* Red Bullets - What Ya Gonna Do moves up to #166 if you include the week from 2012
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 12, 2014 19:48:33 GMT 1
174 Devil Of A Woman - 45's
173 Natalie - Walk Off The Earth
172 Box Full Of Stuff - Exceptions
**171 Alone With You At Christmas - Keaton Simons
170 Fay's Song - Roses & Pirates
169 On Your Own Way - Raindance
168 Long Hair - Drowners
167 Sex & Drugs & Rock&Roll - Monyo Project
166 Stolen Cars - Weekend People
165 All My Life - Cali Giraffes
164 What I Could've Been - Eron Falbo
163 Jagerbomb (Feat. Anonymous) - Gifted But Twisted
162 So Happy I Could Die - Reckless Love
161 Don't Fence Me In - Emilie Mover
160 Best Intention Yet - Josh Joplin
159 He Said She Said - Mollys Jam
158 What He Needs - Capt. Kane & Big Trouble
157 The End - Jezabels
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 15, 2014 1:36:54 GMT 1
156 Forever And Ever - Royal Wood
155 Make Us Go Viral - Trace
154 Gonna Make You Mine - Reductors
153 Recovery - Frank Turner
*152 Summer Girls - Virals
151 Jennifer Jones - Establishment
150 He Doesn't Even Like You - Alpaca Sports
149 Fix Your Smile - Inspiral Carpets
148 Zeroes - Blue Van
147 Mr Sunshine - Lunatrix
146 The Invitation - Monkberry Moon Orchestra
145 Glamorous - Rio Callahan
144 Limelight - 15 Minutes of Peace
143 Moth Into Your Flame - Golden Troubadours
**142 It's Christmas Time Again - Skasouls UK
141 C.R.E.A.M. (Poon Twang Mix) - Michigan City Vandals
140 Losing Days - Frank Turner
* Virals move to #131 adding in the week at #32 on the last chart of 2012.
** Skasouls UK spent one more week in the chart in 2014 which would move it to #130
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 17, 2014 0:07:58 GMT 1
16 more, including 3 that were on the first chart of 2013 and one in the first chart of 2014
139 Go Gentle - Robbie Williams
138 Why Do I Drink Whisky? - Ring O'Bells Band
137 Do It Again - Camera Obscura
**136 Mt. Pleasure You're Blocking My View - Hi Ho Mustachio
135 Now I See - Tessa Rose Jackson
134 She Belongs To Me - Spacemakers
133 Strong - London Grammar
132 On My Knees - Billie Van
131 Gangsters Thieves & Villains - Lavendore Rogue
130 Condiment Casualties - Sweet Harriet
129 Best Friends - Dave Days
128 Right As Rain - Face To Face
127 I Love You - Woodkid
*126 Diet Of Banality - Gaz Brookfield
*125 Tiger Eyes - Julie Felix
124 Girl From The Bethnal Green Rd - Severed Limb
Gaz Brookfield had 2 weeks in the chart in 2012 (15-7) and would move to #67 with these added in.
Julie Felix, one of the oldest artists ever to chart (74 at the time of this hit) had one week in the chart in 2012 and would move up a bit to #102.
Dave Days was in the first chart of 2013 but not the last of 2012 being one of the new entries.
Hi Ho Mustachio would be #116 adding in the two weeks from 2014.
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Post by cody on Jan 17, 2014 5:56:16 GMT 1
I wish there existed a NM radio station where you would be able to hear all those songs..
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Post by TheThorne on Jan 17, 2014 7:52:44 GMT 1
There used to be but you can follow him on Spotify which is nuw free with no restrictions with ads and you can find these songs on his playlists
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Post by cody on Jan 18, 2014 21:12:11 GMT 1
What's the link? The only one I see is "Get real music back into the charts!" and it's not working
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 18, 2014 23:52:22 GMT 1
Get real music back into the charts should work still, but I haven't posted many new songs on there recently.
The link to my spotify chart of the year is:
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 19, 2014 2:59:06 GMT 1
Next 15:
123 Never Saw Her Leave - Mellor
122 What Doesn't Kill You - Jake Bugg
121 Story Of My Life - One Direction
120 Seven Nights Seven Days - Fratellis
119 Hell Or High Water - Nessmans
**118 One More Sleep - Leona Lewis
117 Slumville Sunrise - Jake Bugg
116 Deep Down - McMahon
115 Between Two Rivers - Ultrasound
114 The Little Things - Seven Inches
**113 America - K Republic
112 Start The Revolution - Rifffs
111 Sunshine - Court Yard Hounds
110 Purely Automatic - Brendan Benson
109 Tomorrow - Gianluca Bezzina
** At the end of 2013 Leona Lewis was at #3 but being a Christmas song it fell pretty fast in the first two weeks of 2014. Still with those two weeks added in it moves up to #70, and it may yet spend a 3rd week in the chart in 2014.
** K Republic - America peaked at #7, was #47 on the last chart of 2013 and #77 on the first of 2014 then dropped out. That extra week pushes it up a bit but still not into the top 100: #105.
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Post by TheThorne on Jan 19, 2014 9:00:37 GMT 1
Know seven in this batch most yet,
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 20, 2014 0:59:25 GMT 1
well that bunch had 2 X-Factor artists in it, one Eurovision song, two Jake Bugg songs who is one of the few decent artists to have got some promotion in the last couple of years, veteran acts now Ultrasound and Fratellis plus you're possibly familiar with Brendan Benson.
Mellor had a #1 in my chart in 2012 but I don't think you'd be familiar with them.
My guess is that you would know Leona, One Direction, Jake Bugg (both songs), Ultrasound, Fratellis, and Brendan Benson and you'd forgotten Gianluca Bezzina or just never watched Eurovision.
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 20, 2014 1:03:12 GMT 1
108 The Moon and the Stars - John Mark Nelson
107 Winter Beard - Pop Ups
106 One Of These Kids - Flying Peaches
105 She's My Little Baby - Diddums
104 Fuzzed Up - Anydays
103 Happy Tuesday - Touchy Feelies
102 Free Radical Radio Fever - Mischief Brew
101 Call Your Friends - Zebrahead
100 Queen Of The Dagger - Baboon Show
99 Back To Disneyland - Scarlett's Roses
98 Run Rabbit - Bear & The Woods
97 Blue Collar Jane - Strypes
96 That Girl That Scene - Frankie & The Heartstrings
**95 Beggars Can't Be Choosers - David Woodcock
One more week for David Woodcock in 2014 at #91 propels him to 87th.
Although I'm now inside the top 100 I'm not posting videos yet. Blue Collar Jane entered my chart inside the top 10 and was expected at the time to perform better than it did. David Woodcock also entered as the highest new entry of his week above the Texas and Gary Barlow songs that later did better. So much for bigger names tending to enter higher.
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Post by TheThorne on Jan 20, 2014 8:29:41 GMT 1
Yes you wre right and I do watch Eurovision just didn't remember the name. Only know 3 this time love Frankie & the heart strings but the Strypes annoy me they just sound like a pub covers band don't get the hype . Zebrahead made my top 100 just not my top 75
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 22, 2014 9:14:22 GMT 1
**94 Wonderful - Janet Devlin
*93 Sex Dance and Rock & Roll - Ian Erix
92 We Need Elvis Back - Katmen
91 Randy's Getting Married - Dan Vapid & The Cheats
*90 The Boys Are Back / The Season's Upon Us - Dropkick Murphys
89 Vintage Dress - Argonaut
88 Go Gay For Gandalf - Cinema Sins
87 Love Is All I Can Hear - Music Go Music
86 Smartphone - Bayonets
85 Live Your Life in the Sun - Dirty Reds
84 Take Time - Last Minute Glory
**83 The Christmas Song - Boy Who Kicked Pigs ft Darren Bray
82 I Love It - Icona Pop ft. Charli XCX
I'll fill in the detail later about the 4 that crossed over years. I have 3 charts of 2014 now to work with.
** Wonderful by Janet Devlin: #63 with first 3 weeks of 2014 added in
* Ian Erix: Can't find in 2012 so must have entered the chart on first week of 2013.
* Dropkick Murphys: 2 weeks in 2012, both at #1. Yes we changed the song but we still combine: #25 in 2012 and #26 in 2013. A low position for a #1 and although I did change the song it still has the "It was a Christmas song" excuse, as the lead track was clearly the one that got it to #1. Still in the regular positions for #2 hits.
which of course leads to:
** The Boy Who Kicked Pigs: in 2013 3 weeks in the chart, 16-2-2 then after Christmas fell to 5-16-43, and this time there was no other song to switch over to. In any case it rises to 44th which is close to a #3 hit from 2013, which show that the short run of Christmas songs drops them to the equivalent of a song that peaks one place lower.
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Post by Earl Purple on Jan 26, 2014 20:43:15 GMT 1
81 Tired To Get Fired - Bigmoneymakers
80 Kelly's Gone Insane - Duncan Reid
79 Big Fat Blackberries - Flipron
78 First Amendment Blues (The F.U. Song) - Cold Beer & Broads
77 I Got The Answer - Magic Theatre
**76 Dry Your Eyes - Texas
75 Karma Is A Bitch - Sonic Boom Six
74 Straight Out Of Art School - Thee Spivs
73 Not My Time To Go - Shades Of Nowhere
72 Come On Baby Let's Do The Cringe - Chewing On Tinfoil
71 What's On Your Mind - Emma-Lee & Peter Katz
70 Illusions - Shout Out Louds
** Dry Your Eyes moves to #69 with 2 extra weeks from 2014. Incidentally I think this may have been their biggest hit since 1997, it peaked at #5 anyway. It is obviously not a cover of the Streets.
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