Singles:

15 - 1 - America - Razorlight - Vertigo - 1705368 - 2
1 - 2 - I Don't Feel Like Dancin' - Scissor Sisters - Polydor - 1707529 - 6
## - 3 - Jump In My Car - David Hasselhoff - Skintight - Cdhoff1 - 1
30 - 4 - Come To Me - P Diddy Ft Nicole Scherzinger - Bad Boy - At0260cdx - 2
21 - 5 - Rock This Party (everybody Dance Now) - Bob Sinclar & Cutee B - Defected - Dftd142cdx - 2
2 - 6 - When You Were Young - Killers - Vertigo - 1707658 - 4
6 - 7 - Ldn - Lily Allen - Regal Recordings - Cdregs137 - 3
3 - 8 - Checkin' It Out - Lil' Chris - Rca - 88697002812 - 3
5 - 9 - Sexyback - Justin Timberlake - Jive - 82876870882 - 7
4 - 10 - Call Me When You're Sober - Evanescence - Wind Up - 82876894162 - 3
8 - 11 - Promiscuous - Nelly Furtado Ft Timbaland - Geffen - 1706030 - 6
7 - 12 - I Don't Need A Man - Pussycat Dolls - A&m - 1709094 - 3
10 - 13 - Hips Don't Lie - Shakira Ft Wyclef Jean - Epic - 82876842702 - 18
9 - 14 - Breaking Free - Cast Of High School Musical - Walt Disney - Hsmcd01 - 3
12 - 15 - Everytime We Touch - Cascada - All Around The World - Cdglobe537 - 11
17 - 16 - Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol - Fiction - 1704397 - 12
11 - 17 - Something About You - Jamelia - Parlophone - Cdr6713 - 5
16 - 18 - Chelsea Dagger - Fratellis - Fallout - Falloutcd12 - 7
13 - 19 - U & Ur Hand - Pink - Laface - 82876880802 - 7
20 - 20 - Jenny Don't Be Hasty - Paolo Nutini - Atlantic - Atuk043cdx - 3
18 - 21 - Never Be Lonely - Feeling - Island - 1705007 - 7
19 - 22 - It's Not That Easy - Lemar - Rca/white Rabbit - 82876894652 - 6
## - 23 - Welcome To The Black Parade - My Chemical Romance - Reprise - W740cd - 1
33 - 24 - When The Night Feels My Song - Bedouin Soundclash - B Unique/polydor - Bun113 - 8
14 - 25 - London Bridge - Fergie - A&m - 1707129 - 5
22 - 26 - Ridin' - Chamillionaire Ft Krayzie Bone - Universal - 1705044 - 9
23 - 27 - Me & U - Cassie - Bad Boy - At0251cdx - 9
24 - 28 - Love Don't Let Me Go (walking Away) - David Guetta Vs The Egg - Gusto - Cdgus42 - 9
26 - 29 - Deja Vu - Beyonce Ft Jay-z - Columbia - 82876884372 - 8
32 - 30 - Starlight - Muse - Helium 3/warner Bros - Hel3003cd - 6
27 - 31 - Changes - Chris Lake Ft Laura V - Apollo Recordings - Apollo107cdx - 3
86 - 32 - Sophia - Nerina Pallot - 14th Floor - 14flr16cd - 2
28 - 33 - Rudebox - Robbie Williams - Chrysalis - Cdchss5161 - 6
44 - 34 - Smile - Lily Allen - Regal Recordings - Regs135 - 15
29 - 35 - Call On Me - Janet Jackson & Nelly - Virgin - Vusdx330 - 4
25 - 36 - Prangin' Out - Streets Ft Pete Doherty - 679/locked On - 679l141cd2 - 3
40 - 37 - She Moves In Her Own Way - Kooks - Virgin - Vscdx1913 - 16
49 - 38 - In The Morning - Razorlight - Vertigo - 1702000 - 15
52 - 39 - Last Request - Paolo Nutini - Atlantic - Atuk034cdx - 15
## - 40 - Anthem (we Are The Fire) - Trivium - Roadrunner - Rr39293 - 1

Albums:

## - 01 - SAM'S TOWN - KILLERS - VERTIGO - 1706722 - 1
## - 02 - THE OPEN DOOR - EVANESCENCE - WIND UP - 82876860822 - 1
01 - 03 - TA-DAH - SCISSOR SISTERS - POLYDOR - 1705087 - 3
03 - 04 - RAZORLIGHT - RAZORLIGHT - VERTIGO - 1701284 - 12
04 - 05 - ALRIGHT STILL - LILY ALLEN - REGAL RECORDINGS - 3670282 - 12
02 - 06 - COSTELLO MUSIC - FRATELLIS - FALLOUT - 1707193 - 4
05 - 07 - EYES OPEN - SNOW PATROL - FICTION - 9852908 - 23
08 - 08 - INSIDE IN/INSIDE OUT - KOOKS - VIRGIN - CDV3016 - 37
10 - 09 - THESE STREETS - PAOLO NUTINI - ATLANTIC - 5101150172 - 12
## - 10 - UNTIL THE NEXT TIME - DANIEL O'DONNELL - ROSETTE - ROSCD2080 -
107 - 11 - MODERN TIMES - BOB DYLAN - COLUMBIA - 82876876062 - 6
13 - 12 - UNDISCOVERED - JAMES MORRISON - POLYDOR - 9878240 - 10
## - 13 - SHINE ON - JET - ATLANTIC - 7567935912 - 1
06 - 14 - FUTURESEX/LOVESOUNDS - JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - JIVE - 82876870682 - 4
59 - 15 - COMING HOME - LIONEL RICHIE - DEF JAM - 1706602 - 4
14 - 16 - I'M NOT DEAD - PINK - LAFACE - 82876803302 - 27
11 - 17 - EMPIRE - KASABIAN - COLUMBIA - PARADISE37 - 6
09 - 18 - THE TRUTH ABOUT LOVE - LEMAR - RCA/WHITE RABBIT - 82876894642 - 4
21 - 19 - CORINNE BAILEY RAE - CORINNE BAILEY RAE - EMI - 3541172 - 32
17 - 20 - HOT FUSS - KILLERS - VERTIGO - 9875736 - 122
19 - 21 - BLACK HOLES & REVELATIONS - MUSE - HELIUM 3/WARNER BROS - 2564635095 - 14
12 - 22 - TIRED OF HANGING AROUND - ZUTONS - DELTASONIC - DLTCD040 - 25
15 - 23 - TWELVE STOPS AND HOME - FEELING - ISLAND - 9857881 - 18
103 - 24 - GREATEST HITS - FLEETWOOD MAC - WARNER BROS - 7599258382 - 109
16 - 25 - SCISSOR SISTERS - SCISSOR SISTERS - POLYDOR - 9866058 - 130
18 - 26 - PCD - PUSSYCAT DOLLS - A&M - 9886802 - 56
## - 27 - MOONLIGHT OVER MEMPHIS - MARTI PELLOW - DMG TV - DMGTV032 -
122 - 28 - THE SOUND OF - BREAD - ELEKTRA/WMTV - 8122747562 - 5
23 - 29 - LOOSE - NELLY FURTADO - GEFFEN - 9853919 - 17
27 - 30 - IN BETWEEN DREAMS - JACK JOHNSON - BRUSHFIRE/ISLAND - 9881565 - 84
26 - 31 - FOREVER FAITHLESS - THE GREATEST HITS - FAITHLESS - CHEEKY - 82876681522 - 71
## - 32 - ACOUSTIC EXTRAVAGANZA - KT TUNSTALL - RELENTLESS - CDRELY08 - 1
RE - 33 - THE BEST OF - ROD STEWART - WARNER BROS - 7599260342 - 250
25 - 34 - PIECE BY PIECE - KATIE MELUA - DRAMATICO - DRAMCD0007 - 54
79 - 35 - FALLEN - EVANESCENCE - EPIC/WIND-UP - 5108792 - 98
28 - 36 - ALL OVER THE WORLD - THE VERY BEST OF - ELO - EPIC - 5201292 - 51
29 - 37 - BACK TO BASICS - CHRISTINA AGUILERA - RCA - 82876896342 - 8
## - 38 - CLASSICS - THE BEST OF - SARAH BRIGHTMAN - EMI CLASSICS - CDANGE16 - 1
33 - 39 - SMILE IT CONFUSES PEOPLE - SANDI THOM - RCA - 82876843432 - 18
36 - 40 - A GIRL LIKE ME - RIHANNA - DEF JAM - 9878575 - 24

Fergie, Shakira

How different and ****ed up the UK Chart is.

## - 3 - Jump In My Car - David Hasselhoff - Skintight - Cdhoff1 - 1

Anybody who has seen that music video will agree. What a piece of ****.
If you are a lucky person who hasn't, let me ruin your day: http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...&search=Search

11 - 17 - Something About You - Jamelia - Parlophone - Cdr6713 - 5
8 - 11 - Promiscuous - Nelly Furtado Ft Timbaland - Geffen - 1706030 - 6
4 - 10 - Call Me When You're Sober - Evanescence - Wind Up - 82876894162 - 3

Consolidating that they don't know good music.

Couldn't you say the same for the US?

Isn't "Weird Al Yankovic" set to hit the Billboard Hot Top 10 next week with his "parody"?

As for Nelly she did well to make 5 weeks top 10 and Jamelia's return just wasn't all THAT. Ev were obviously going to drop with the release of the album....

Fair enough, JSW99.
There's no excuse for Weird Al Yankovic.....LMAO

But David Hasselhoff? You can't back that up, ever.

oh my gosh!... jump in my car isn't a mad tv parody or something like that i can't believe that that **** is selling a **** in uk...
uk people is so weird sometimes

Personally I HATE "Jump In My Car" its very corny but it's success is undoubtedly down typical British humour. It'll slip heavily next week I'd have thought. At least it never hit #1.

UK people aren't weird?

HOT

Singles
21 - 5 - Rock This Party (everybody Dance Now) - Bob Sinclar & Cutee B - Defected - Dftd142cdx - 2
2 - 6 - When You Were Young - Killers - Vertigo - 1707658 - 4
6 - 7 - Ldn - Lily Allen - Regal Recordings - Cdregs137 - 3
4 - 10 - Call Me When You're Sober - Evanescence - Wind Up - 82876894162 - 3
8 - 11 - Promiscuous - Nelly Furtado Ft Timbaland - Geffen - 1706030 - 6
7 - 12 - I Don't Need A Man - Pussycat Dolls - A&m - 1709094 - 3
17 - 16 - Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol - Fiction - 1704397 - 12
44 - 34 - Smile - Lily Allen - Regal Recordings - Regs135 - 15
29 - 35 - Call On Me - Janet Jackson & Nelly - Virgin - Vusdx330 - 4

Albums
## - 01 - SAM'S TOWN - KILLERS - VERTIGO - 1706722 - 1
## - 02 - THE OPEN DOOR - EVANESCENCE - WIND UP - 82876860822 - 1
04 - 05 - ALRIGHT STILL - LILY ALLEN - REGAL RECORDINGS - 3670282 - 12
05 - 07 - EYES OPEN - SNOW PATROL - FICTION - 9852908 - 23
59 - 15 - COMING HOME - LIONEL RICHIE - DEF JAM - 1706602 - 4
17 - 20 - HOT FUSS - KILLERS - VERTIGO - 9875736 - 122
103 - 24 - GREATEST HITS - FLEETWOOD MAC - WARNER BROS - 7599258382 - 109
23 - 29 - LOOSE - NELLY FURTADO - GEFFEN - 9853919 - 17
## - 32 - ACOUSTIC EXTRAVAGANZA - KT TUNSTALL - RELENTLESS - CDRELY08 - 1
79 - 35 - FALLEN - EVANESCENCE - EPIC/WIND-UP - 5108792 - 98
29 - 37 - BACK TO BASICS - CHRISTINA AGUILERA - RCA - 82876896342 - 8
36 - 40 - A GIRL LIKE ME - RIHANNA - DEF JAM - 9878575 - 24

Oooooooooh at Ev being #2--- They're gonna dominate the Killers on the US Chart though.

SAM's TOWN!! #1 woot

best album of the year

13 - 19 - U & Ur Hand - Pink - Laface - 82876880802 - 7

14 - 16 - I'M NOT DEAD - PINK - LAFACE - 82876803302 - 27

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Don't hassle the hoff!

OMG, I'm gonna vomit.

The Killers rocket to number one
08 October 2006 - 19:15:42


The Killers took 32 weeks to reach number one with their debut album Hot Fuss but the Las Vegas band’s follow-up Sam’s Town makes a spectacular debut at number one, after scorching to a first week sale of 268,946, writes Alan Jones.

That’s the third highest tally for a number one album this year, behind The Arctic Monkeys’ Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not and The Scissor Sisters Ta-Dah, which had first week sales of 363,735 and 288,167, respectively.

Sam’s Town arrival drew some heat from sales of Hot Fuss, which had climbed for seven weeks in a row, but dipped 14.7% to 13,005 last week, causing the album to slip 17-20. Its cumulative sales are 1,475,596.

Sam’s Town helped steer overall album sales to 2,934,180, their highest level for 16 weeks, their fourth highest level of the year, and 8.4% above the same week last year to provide an excellent start to the fourth and final quarter of trading for 2006.
Ongoing clearance sales at HMV and Virgin, and a 20% reduction on marked prices at Sainsbury’s, reducing many chart albums to less than £8, also helped.

A week after introductory single Call Me When You’re Sober reached number four, Evanescence’s long-awaited second album, The Open Door, debuts at number two on sales of 94,409. Although that means it hasn’t yet matched the peak of their debut album Fallen, which reached number one in June 2003 on its eighth week on release, it has comprehensively beaten that album’s number 18 debut on sales of 15,589. Fallen rockets 79-35 this week to make its first Top 40 placing for 134 weeks, with sales of 7,052 lifting its total to 1,154,571.

While The Scissor Sisters enjoy their best ever week in the US, where I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’ jumps 186-67 on the download chart, and second album Ta-Dah debuts at number 19, both records step down from the top of the charts here. I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’ was top for four weeks and is still doing well, adding another 27,180 sales to take its total to 248,664 as it dips to number two, while Ta-Dah, number one for a fortnight, falls to three on sales of 90,157, taking its 20 day total to 513,431.

The all-American (The Killers, Evanescence, Scissor Sisters) top three is the strongest of the year in sales terms; in 23 of 39 prior chart weeks in 2006, the Scissor Sisters’ Ta-Dah would have ranked number one. The previous best sales for a number three album this year came 27 weeks ago, when Corinne Bailey Rae’s self-titled album sold 78,842 copies.

The third and final new entry to the Top 10 this week comes from the most prolific chartmaker of the 21st century, MOR/country crooner Daniel O’Donnell, who chalks up his ninth Top 20 album and seventh Top 10 album since 2000 with Until The Next Time. It debuts at number 10 on sales of 21,631, just eight months after From Daniel With Love, debuted at number five on sales of 24,708. 44 year old Irishman O’Donnell has had 22 Top 40 albums and 26 Top 75 albums including at least one every year since 1988, something no other artist can match.

The Aussie rockers named after a song by Paul McCartney & Wings, Jet, debut at number 13 this week on sales of 20,686 for their second album, Shine On. The album thus eclipses its predecessor Get Born’s number 14 peak, even though Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is - the first single from Shine On - peaked at number 23 last month. Despite its modest peak, Get Born has sold 404,826 copies to date, setting a tough target for Shine On to aim for.

Further down the chart, there’s a number 27 debut for Marti Pellow’s Moonlight Over Memphis (9,974 sales), easily beating the number 66 peak of the former Wet Wet Wet singer’s 2003 album Between The Covers; and a number 32 debut for KT Tunstall’s Acoustic Extravaganza (8,266). Both are more highly charted in their home country of Scotland, where Pellow is number 15, and Tunstall number 22.

Sarah Brightman has dared to call her new ‘best of’ compilation Classics, even though it doesn’t include her introductory hit I Lost My heart To A Starship Trooper. She is rewarded with a number 38 debut on sales of 6,165,. The album also knocks Katherine Jenkins’ Living A Dream off the top off the classical chart.

Wolverhampton-born singer/songwriter Scott Matthews’ first single Elusive is getting plenty of airplay, and prompt a belated debut for his relaunched album Passing Stranger, which had sold 7,107 copies since its release in April and adds another 5,796 as it debuts at number 45.

Diana Ross’s 54th chart album, I Love You, makes a quiet debut at number 60 on sales of 4,192. The album includes covers of classic songs like The Look Of Love (Bacharach/David) and I Will (Lennon/McCartney).

Number one in America, Ludacris' Release Therapy found 3,575 buyers last week to earn a less distinguished number 69 debut. Its sales are heavily skewed towards the capital, where it ranks a full 20 places higher.

We should note a 255.1% increase in sales of Lionel Richie’s latest album, Coming Home, which debuted low, at number 59, last week but now rockets to number 15 on sales of 17,696, driven by multiple TV appearances from Richie, of which the most effective in generating sales would likely have been an appearance on Parkinson.

While artist albums flourish, compilations are still sagging, despite the efforts on Disney’s High School, which contributed 50,436 sales to the sector’s 426,903 total. Overall, compilations accounted for just 14.69% of album sales last week, the first time they have dipped below 15% since Millward Brown started compiling OCC data in 1994.

Although sales of the number one single were a modest 32,753 last week, the singles sector improved 9% week-on-week to 1,291,718 sales, and was a healthy 28.1% up on the same week in 2005. However, Sugababes’ Push The Button, which was number one that week, sold 64,489 copies - nearly twice as many as America did last week.

Denied a number one with Somewhere Else by Tony Christie’s (Is This The Way To) Amarillo in March 2005, Razorlight finally make it to the summit with America. The second single from their self-titled second album, jumps 15-1 this week on sales, as noted above, of 32,753. The album, which debuted at number one in July, dips 3-4 this week, even though its sales increase for the fourth week in a row, expanding 11.5% to 43,355, to bring its 12 week total to 447,939. The Anglo-Swedish band’s 2004 debut Up All Night has sold 836,930 copies to date.

David Hasselhoff is number one...in the movie charts with Click - but the campaign to "get Hoff a number one single" which has secured more than 40,000 members on the internet has failed to deliver, with the 54 year old actor instead having to settle for a still impressive number three debut for Jump In My Car (a cover of a 1975 Australian number one by Ted Mulry) on sales of 26,620. It’s Hasselhoff’s first UK single since 1993, when his only previous hit If I Could Only Say Goodbye reached number 35.

Chasing his third number one single in a row, P. Diddy jumps 30-4 with Come To Me, his collaboration with Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger, on sales of 22,995. The first single from Diddy’s new album Press Play (out next Monday), Come To Me can’t match 2004’s I Don’t Wanna Know or this year’s Nasty Girl, both chart-toppers on which he was a secondary performer with Mario Winans & Enya, and Notorious B.I.G., respectively. The last single on which he was primary artist, Show Me Your Soul, reached number 35 in 2004.

Bob Sinclar lands his third straight Top 15 hit from current album Western Dream, as Rock This Party jumps 21-5 on sales of 20,472.
The album is also home to Love Generation (number 12) and World Hold On (number nine) but remains stubbornly absent from the Top 75 after 17 weeks on release. The album briefly reached number 107 in July, but has since dipped out of the Top 200, although it has sold 10,540 copies so far. All is not lost, however, as it will be issued in a new version in a fortnight.

Finally, it’s a good week for Vertigo Records. Established in 1969 as a progressive rock imprint, Vertigo only had to wait until 1971 to have a simultaneous number one single and album, thanks to Rod Stewart. This week, for the first time, they have the number one single and album with different acts, thanks to Razorlight and The Killers.

Sorce: Musicweek

Singles
01 Razorlight - 32,753
02 SS - 27,180
03 David Hasselhoff - 26,620
04 P. Diddy - 22,995
05 Bob Sinclar - 20,472


Albums
01 Killers - 268,946
02 Evanescence - 94,409
03 SS - 90,157
04 Razorlight - 43,355

10 Daniel O'Donnel - 21,631
13 Jet - 20,686
15 Lionel Ritchie - 17,696
20 Killers - 13,005
27 Marti Pellow - 9,974
32 KT Tunstall - 8,266
35 Evanescence - 7,052
38 Sarah Brightman - 6,165
45 Scott Matthews - 5,796
60 Diana Ross - 4,192
69 Ludacris - 3,575

If by domination, you mean about 50-75k, then yeah.
But if not, then the Killers are going to annihilate / drop an atomic bomb on Evanescence globally, especially when you beat them 3:1 in UK sales.

But anyway, great showings for the both of them! Especially 'Sams Town', what impressive first week figures.
Rather dissapointing for Jet.

Evanescence
Australia #1
Uk #2[90K]
Ireland#3

The killers
Uk#1[268K]
australia#2
Ireland#1

YTD Singles Chart:

TW LW Band Title Total Sales
1 1 Gnarls Barkley Crazy 801300
2 2 Shakira Hips don’t lie 424110
3 3 Sandi Thom I wish I was a punk rocker with flowers in my hair 318850
4 4 Infernal From Paris to berlin 301240
5 5 Nelly Furtado Maneater 277200
6 6 Rihanna SOS 238400
7 7 Notorious BIG Nasty girl 217750
8 12 Scissor Sisters I don’t feel like dancin' 217251
9 8 Orson No tomorrow 217000
10 9 Lily Allen Smile 210029

11 10 Shayne Ward No promises 193650
12 11 Shayne Ward That's my goal 191450
13 13 Meck Thunder in my heart 176275
14 14 Kooks Naïve 174900
15 15 Corinne Bailey Rae Put your records on 168100
16 16 Rihanna Unfaithful 162400
17 20 Justin Timberlake Sexyback 162370
18 17 The Automatic Monster 157700
19 18 Pussycat Dolls Beep 152600
20 19 Ne-Yo So sick 149300

21 21 Rogue Traders Voodoo child 149300
22 28 Cascada Everytime we touch 145050
23 22 Mary J Blige/U2 One 144100
24 23 Nizlopi JCB Song 143000
25 24 Black Eyed Peas Pump it 142750
26 25 Chico It's Chico time 142000
27 27 James Morrison You give me something 141800
28 26 Pink Who knew 141100
29 31 Christina Aguilera Ain't no other man 134800
30 29 Madonna Sorry 133250

31 30 Beatfreakz Somebody's watching me 132550
32 32 Red Hot Chili Peppers Dani California 130550
33 33 LL Cool J & J Lo Control myself 126850
34 37 Snow Patrol Chasing cars 124750
35 34 Ordinary Boys Boys will be boys 124500
36 35 Beyonce Check on it 124000
37 36 Arctic Monkeys When the sun goes down (Scummy) 120450
38 40 Kooks She moves in her own way 116600
39 38 Chris Brown Run it 114000
40 39 Will Young All time love 113890

41 42 Paolo Nutini Last request 113300
42 41 Hi-Tack Say, say, say 111000
43 43 PussyCat Dolls Buttons 109800
44 44 Chamillionaire ft Krayzie Bone Ridin' 106615
45 46 Razorlight In the morning 102600
46 51 David Guetta vs The Egg 101000
47 45 Madonna Hung up 100900
48 48 Snow Patrol You're all I have 99500
49 47 Sunblock I'll be ready 99050
50 49 Ne-Yo Sexy love 98450

*Bubblers*
52 Cassie 95k
53 Beyonce 92k
60 Nelly F 87k
81 Killers 68k

YTD Albums:

Top 50 Albums of 2006

1 Whatever People say I am.. - Arctic Monkeys 1,063,000
2 Eyes Open - Snow Patrol 875,234
3 Inside In/Inside Out - The Kooks 770,000
4 In between Dreams - Jack Johnson 729,000
5 Corinne Bailey Rae - Corinne Bailey Rae 642,000
6 Stadium Arcadium - Red Hot Chili Peppers 560,000
7 Under the Iron Sea - Keane 559,000
8 Back to Bedlam - James Blunt 506,000
9 Breakaway - Kelly Clarkson 485,000
10 Employment - Kaiser Chiefs 457,000
11 Shayne Ward - Shayne Ward 448,000
12 PCD - Pussycat Dolls 428,684 - (1,002,765)
13 Keep On - Will Young 425,000
14 Eye to the Telescope - KT Tunstall 424,000
15 Ta-Dah – Scissor Sisters 423,120
16 St Elsewhere - Gnarls Barkley 415,000
17 Collected - The Best of - Massive Attack 406,000
18 I'm not Dead - Pink 405,000
19 Razorlight - Razorlight 404,584
20 Tired of Hanging Around - The Zutons 388,000
21 Journey South - Journey South 381,000
22 The Very Best of - Nina Simone 379,000
23 Demon Days - Gorillaz 378,000
24 Black Holes & Revalations - Muse 366,000
25 Twelve Stops and Home - The Feeling 343,300
26 X&Y - Coldplay 342,900
27 Confessions on a Dancefloor - Madonna 342,800
28 Stars of CCTV - Hard-Fi 332,000
29 A Girl like Me - Rihanna 327,800
30 Undiscovered - James Morrison 327,400
31 Veneer - Jose Gonzalez 327,300
32 The Singles - Feeder 325,000
33 Monkey Business - Black Eyed Peas 300,000
34 The Impossible Dream - Andy Abraham 300,000
35 Bright Idea - Orson 297,000
36 Sanctuary - Simon Webbe 288,000
37 Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash 279,600
38 Keys to the World - Richard Ashcroft 279,400
39 On an Island - Dave Gilmour 265,600
40 Smile it Confuses People - Sandi Thom 265,500
41 Alright Still - Lily Allen 262,795
42 The Back Room - The Editors 256,000
43 Piece By Piece - Katie Melua 238,873 - (1,119,234)
44 Oral Fixation Vol 2 - Shakira 238,500
45 From Under the Cork Tree - Fall Out Boy 235,000
46 Loose - Nelly Furtado 233,000
47 Voice - The Best of - Beverly Knight 232,000
48 These Streets – Paolo Nutini 228,000
49 Trouble - Ray Lamontagne 224,000
50 American Idiot - GreenDay 222,000
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56 Back to Basics – Christina Aguilera 211,000
61 Hot Fuss - The Killers 197,000
72 Costello Music – Fratellis 167,807
74 Futuresex / Lovesounds 160,000

GOLD=150,000
PLATINUM=300,000

So if you're looking for US equivelent sales, multiply by 3...

Top Singles
1 1 Gnarls Barkley Crazy 801300
5 5 Nelly Furtado Maneater 277200
6 6 Rihanna SOS 238400
10 9 Lily Allen Smile 210029
15 15 Corinne Bailey Rae Put your records on 168100
16 16 Rihanna Unfaithful 162400
17 20 Justin Timberlake Sexyback 162370
20 19 Ne-Yo So sick 149300
25 24 Black Eyed Peas Pump it 142750
29 31 Christina Aguilera Ain't no other man 134800
30 29 Madonna Sorry 133250
32 32 Red Hot Chili Peppers Dani California 130550
34 37 Snow Patrol Chasing cars 12475
47 45 Madonna Hung up 100900
48 48 Snow Patrol You're all I have 99500
50 49 Ne-Yo Sexy love 98450

Top Albums
2 Eyes Open - Snow Patrol 875,234
5 Corinne Bailey Rae - Corinne Bailey Rae 642,000
6 Stadium Arcadium - Red Hot Chili Peppers 560,000
8 Back to Bedlam - James Blunt 506,000
9 Breakaway - Kelly Clarkson 485,000
12 PCD - Pussycat Dolls 428,684 - (1,002,765)
14 Eye to the Telescope - KT Tunstall 424,000
16 St Elsewhere - Gnarls Barkley 415,000
27 Confessions on a Dancefloor - Madonna 342,800
29 A Girl like Me - Rihanna 327,800
33 Monkey Business - Black Eyed Peas 300,000
41 Alright Still - Lily Allen 262,795
44 Oral Fixation Vol 2 - Shakira 238,500
45 From Under the Cork Tree - Fall Out Boy 235,000
46 Loose - Nelly Furtado 233,000
56 Back to Basics – Christina Aguilera 211,000
61 Hot Fuss - The Killers 197,000

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