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Fan Base: Archived: Taylor Swift (#1)
Member Since: 12/19/2009
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Originally posted by taylor__fan
1 Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe 1.0000
2 Gotye - Somebody That I Used to Know (feat. Kimbra) 0.6500
Carly is going #1 next week
what do you think?
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If I had my way it would never happen  but possibly next week.
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Member Since: 11/9/2011
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Where's "Dear John" right now on the chart? 
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Member Since: 11/27/2011
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Originally posted by thediscomonkey
Where's "Dear John" right now on the chart? 
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Kworb says it's at 219 . ( Starting to fall  )
I just wanted it to go into the top 200 . 
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Originally posted by thediscomonkey
Where's "Dear John" right now on the chart? 
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220 
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Member Since: 8/27/2011
Posts: 14,680
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Originally posted by Bahjat
If not next week , the week after that , but she's DEFINITELY going for that #1 .
Bieber discovered her , she gets a #1 hit , and he doesn't .
By the way , where did his new song debut?
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IKR?
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Originally posted by CountryFriedChick
If I had my way it would never happen  but possibly next week.
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I'm bored of seeing STIUTK at #1...8 weeks it's enough 
(even if I like the song)
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Member Since: 11/9/2011
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Slowing down.  Still gonna give it time to live up my expectations. 
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Member Since: 12/19/2009
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Originally posted by dragonhunter
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I really love this comment
Steve Earl is dissing Garth Brooks as a singer? Really? Because there's a pretty long list of people who will be happy to tell you that Steve Earle is as tone deaf as he's said to say that Brooks is.
Which is kind of the point. Anyone who thinks that there's something *objective* behind the idea of one artist being "real" and another not has a lot to learn about music. Just like anyone who thinks that there's some objective way of measuring who's a "good singer" has a lot to learn about music. And anyone who thinks that quoting someone else's opinion about yet another person's music is a good substitute for expressing his or her own opinion about it has a lot to learn about music.
I mean, really, why should I give two blue beans in a blue bladder about whether Patterson Hood likes Taylor Swift's music? What makes him the big expert on her music, or on country music, or on anything else except what he himself does -which, by the way, as a country music fan of nearly 50 years, I just don't have much use for? I'm cool with him doing his own thing, though. Is there some good reason that he can't be cool with anyone else doing theirs? Some reason why you think his lack of cool in that regard is worth spreading around like it was some kind of country music gospel?
The reason that a lot of people - particularly other musicians, and people who have been in and around the business of making music for a living - admire Swift is the same reason that a lot of people admire a wide variety of artists, from Bill Monroe to Shania Twain to Patterson Hood. Swift has insisted on doing her stuff her way. She has been willing to pass up lucrative opportunities in order to stick with that. Like her music or not, she's obviously serious about it, and she has what people like to call integrity. And that means that whether you like it or not, if you don't take it seriously, if you dismiss it with idle, thoughtless prattle about what's "real" and what isn't in a way that suggests you think that's something other than just another way of expressing your personal taste, that says more about you than about her and her work.
Well said my friend 
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Member Since: 12/19/2009
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Originally posted by taylor__fan
IKR?
I'm bored of seeing STIUTK at #1...8 weeks it's enough 
(even if I like the song)
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I want to see it spend 18 weeks at the top tbh. Actually if it could stay #1 forever I wouldn't be too mad at that either  
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Member Since: 8/27/2011
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Originally posted by CountryFriedChick
I want to see it spend 18 weeks at the top tbh. Actually if it could stay #1 forever I wouldn't be too mad at that either  
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I'm here for a competitive chart
something interesting, 10 weeks at #1 should be the max. hahahaha 
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Member Since: 11/27/2011
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I just looked at Norah Jones' singles discography .. she must've been an awful single artist .
I'm quite surprised because her album sales are huge .
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Member Since: 12/26/2011
Posts: 12,335
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Originally posted by Bahjat
Bieber discovered her , she gets a #1 hit , and he doesn't .
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Good
I don't like Call Me Maybe but I like Carly the person 
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Originally posted by Bahjat
I just looked at Norah Jones' singles discography .. she must've been an awful single artist .
I'm quite surprised because her album sales are huge .
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Just look at her debut album's (Come Away With Me) sales.
Incredible numbers considering without any single success.

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Originally posted by dragonhunter
Just look at her debut album's (Come Away With Me) sales.
Incredible numbers considering without any single success.

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Only 2 songs of hers charted in the Hot 100 . the highest being #30 . wow .
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Member Since: 11/29/2010
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Originally posted by Bahjat
Only 2 songs of hers charted in the Hot 100 . the highest being #30 . wow .
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Her music is not exactly radio friendly.  I would not mind Taylor becoming an artist like that (she kind of is). Album sales>single sales.
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Member Since: 4/10/2012
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How could ppl not like Hey Stephen?
I need more songs like Hey Stephen in her upcoming album ( although it seems impossible )
Cute, simple, smart lyric, the finger snap, her laugh » perfect
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Member Since: 12/26/2011
Posts: 12,335
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Originally posted by Safe&Sound
How could ppl not like Hey Stephen?
I need more songs like Hey Stephen in her upcoming album ( although it seems impossible )
Cute, simple, smart lyric, the finger snap, her laugh » perfect
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Amen.
I feel like Ours is a lot like Hey Stephen but HS>>
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Member Since: 11/9/2011
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Using today's mainstream Country standard, if Kween Taylor make a song like "Happy Pills" with a little steel guitar, it could pass as a Country song. Good enough that could make ppl ignore the fact it's actually a Jazz song.
And now that you all Radio lovers have discovered this very fact about Norah, how do you feel right now for wanting her to get a #1 Hot100 & HUGE airplay? Legend? Or One-Hit Wonder ala Pop-tarts? Your choice. 
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Member Since: 11/29/2010
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Quote:
Originally posted by Safe&Sound
How could ppl not like Hey Stephen?
I need more songs like Hey Stephen in her upcoming album ( although it seems impossible )
Cute, simple, smart lyric, the finger snap, her laugh » perfect
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Love it!!!!!  Especially the live version with that intro with Tim McGraw, Stephen. 
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The 100 Best-Selling Albums of the SoundScan Era
Week Ending May 27, 2012
1 ( = ) 15,780,506 Metallica - Metallica
2 ( = ) 15,517,000 Come on over - Shania Twain
3 ( = ) 14,741,217 Jagged little pill - Alanis Morissette
4 ( = ) 12,186,000 Millennium - Backstreet Boys
5 ( = ) 12,057,036 1 - The Beatles
6 ( = ) 12,023,636 The bodyguard (OST) - Whitney Houston
7 ( = ) 11,776,000 Supernatural - Santana
8 ( = ) 11,582,589 Human clay - Creed
9 ( = ) 11,125,000 No string attached - 'N Sync
10 ( = ) 11,044,125 Legend - Bob Marley and The Wailers
11 ( = ) 10,835,730 Come away with me - Norah Jones
12 ( = ) 10,791,000 Falling into you - Céline Dion (13/05/2012)
13 ( = ) 10,602,617 The Marshall Mathers LP - Eminem
14 ( = ) 10,544,000 ...Baby one more time - Britney Spears
15 ( = ) 10,265,000 Cracked rear view - Hootie & The Blowfish
16 ( = ) 10,165,129 Titanic - Soundtrack (27/05/2012) 601
17 ( = ) 10,122,000 Backstreet Boys - Backstreet Boys
18 ( = ) 10,070,795 The Eminem show - Eminem
19 ( = ) 9,990,613 Confessions - Usher
20 ( = ) 9,953,302 Hybrid theory - Linkin Park
21 ( = ) 9,947,920 Ten - Pearl Jam (27/05/2012) 1,683
22 ( = ) 9,575,869 Let's talk about love - Céline Dion
23 ( = ) 9,571,000 Ropin' the wind - Garth Brooks
24 ( = ) 9,325,721 The dark side of the moon - Pink Floyd
25 ( = ) 9,217,000 Devil without a cause - Kid Rock
26 (+2) 9,206,602 21 - Adele
27 ( -1) 9,194,000 Oops! ...I did again - Britney Spears
28 ( -1) 9,183,795 Greatest hits - Bob Seger/Silver Bullet Band
29 ( = ) 9,011,000 No fences - Garth Brooks
30 ( = ) 8,980,905 Nevermind - Nirvana
31 ( = ) 8,766,000 'N Sync - 'N Sync
32 ( = ) 8,735,407 Wide open spaces - Dixie Chicks
33 ( = ) 8,724,000 Hell freezes over - The Eagles
34 ( = ) 8,573,000 II - Boyz II Men
35 ( = ) 8,489,000 Country grammar - Nelly
36 ( = ) 8,289,000 Fly - Dixie Chicks
37 ( = ) 8,214,171 Christina Aguilera - Christina Aguilera
38 ( = ) 8,142,423 Tragic kingdom - No Doubt
39 ( = ) 8,112,702 Get rich or die tryin' - 50 Cent
40 ( = ) 8,100,000 Dookie - Green Day
41 (+1) 8,091,732 Journey's Greatest hits - Journey
42 ( -1) 8,090,000 Yourself or someone like you - matchbox 20
43 ( = ) 8,037,381 Breathless - Kenny G
44 ( = ) 7,975,453 Greatest hits - Tom Petty/Heartbreakers
45 ( = ) 7,968,000 All the way... A decade of song - Céline Dion
46 ( = ) 7,828,427 The Lion King - Soundtrack
47 ( = ) 7,821,000 The hits - Garth Brooks
48 ( = ) 7,716,508 O brother, where art thou? - Soundtrack
49 ( = ) 7,661,419 The woman in me - Shania Twain
50 ( = ) 7,640,215 Fallen - Evanescence
51 ( = ) 7,620,462 Daydream - Mariah Carey
52 ( = ) 7,617,000 Unplugged - Eric Clapton
53 ( = ) 7,603,374 All the right reasons - Nickelback
54 ( = ) 7,561,093 Dr. Dre: 2001 - Dr. Dre
55 ( = ) 7,534,000 Significant other - Limp Bizkit
56 ( = ) 7,480,000 Some gave all - Billy Ray Cyrus
57 ( = ) 7,412,000 Spice - Spice Girls
58 ( = ) 7,387,000 Pieces of you - Jewel
59 ( = ) 7,281,000 Crazysexycool - TLC
60 ( = ) 7,250,208 Miracles: The holiday album - Kenny G
61 ( = ) 7,243,336 Music box - Mariah Carey
62 ( = ) 7,203,618 Some hearts - Carrie Underwood
63 ( = ) 7,114,129 The miseducation of Lauryn Hill - Lauryn Hill
64 ( = ) 7,032,696 Greatest hits - James Taylor
65 ( = ) 7,025,727 janet. - Janet Jackson
66 ( = ) 7,000,000 Ricky Martin - Ricky Martin
67 ( = ) 6,970,399 Greatest hits - Queen
68 ( = ) 6,962,155 Cooleyhighharmony - Boyz II Men
69 ( = ) 6,926,000 A day without rain - Enya
70 ( = ) 6,800,000 Hotshot - Shaggy
71 ( = ) 6,782,000 Let go - Avril Lavigne
72 ( = ) 6,728,000 Time, love and tenderness - Michael Bolton
73 ( = ) 6,703,000 Chocolate starfish and the hot dog flavored water - Limp Bizkit
74 ( = ) 6,553,009 Fearless - Taylor Swift
75 ( = ) 6,534,376 Songs you know by heart - Jimmy Buffett
76 ( = ) 6,523,630 Breathe - Faith Hill
77 ( = ) 6,502,000 The sign - Ace of Base
78 ( = ) 6,488,000 Nellyville - Nelly
79 ( = ) 6,400,000 Weathered - Creed
80 ( = ) 6,382,000 My own prison - Creed
81 ( = ) 6,292,802 Sublime - Sublime
82 ( = ) 6,264,661 Songs in A minor - Alicia Keys
83 ( = ) 6,258,000 The writing's on the wall - Destiny's Child
84 ( = ) 6,225,289 Breakaway - Kelly Clarkson
85 ( = ) 6,220,000 Smash - The Offspring
86 ( = ) 6,200,232 Greatest hits - Tim McGraw
87 ( = ) 6,160,000 Unforgettable (With love) - Natalie Cole
88 ( = ) 6,149,455 Chronicle - Creedence Clearwater Revival
89 ( = ) 6,120,000 E.1999 Eternal - Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
90 ( = ) 6,095,954 Thriller - Michael Jackson
91 ( = ) 6,060,751 American idiot - Green Day
92 ( = ) 6,041,000 Home - Dixie Chicks
93 ( = ) 6,036,000 Big Willie style - Will Smith
94 ( = ) 6,016,000 Double live - Garth Brooks
95 ( = ) 6,000,000 Sixteen stone - Bush
96 ( = ) 5,998,000 Not a moment too soon - Tim McGraw
97 ( = ) 5,993,000 Blue - LeAnn Rimes
98 ( = ) 5,991,000 Vs. - Pearl Jam
99 ( = ) 5,982,000 August and everythig after - Counting Crows
100 ( = ) 5,981,219 Grease - Soundtrack
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