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It's strange that Ed Sheeran reached #1 on pop and AC at the same time! Usually AC is months behind lol.
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Rhythmic Songs
*** No. 1 (1 week)*** "Time Of Our Lives" Pitbull & Ne-Yo
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I'd bet on her releasing BB & WD, then slipping after that.
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It's strange that Ed Sheeran reached #1 on pop and AC at the same time! Usually AC is months behind lol.
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Pitbull ha power!
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Red didn't have 7 singles, it had 6 in the US and only 4 pop/international singles (BA and Red were just sent to country)
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You are incorrect. Swift performed "All Too Well" at the 2014 Grammy's. "All Too Well" had charted on Hot Country Songs for one week on 10 November 2012 when the song debuted and peaked at #17. Following her performance, the song did not last very long, but it was semi-reserviced to Country radio.
"All Too Well" re-entered the Hot Country Songs Chart 08 February 2014 at 33. On 15 February, "All Too Well" climbed to 27. On 22 February, the song fell to 50, and was off of the Country Chart by 01 March. The late Wade Jessen admitted it was a very deep cut from Red, but if anyone could succeed that far into an album, it would be Swift.
"All Too Well," not "Red," was the final Country single, making ATW the third exclusively Country single (WANEGBT went to both Country and Pop), and seventh overall single from Red.
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You are incorrect. Swift performed "All Too Well" at the 2014 Grammy's. "All Too Well" had charted on Hot Country Songs for one week on 10 November 2012 when the song debuted and peaked at #17. Following her performance, the song did not last very long, but it was semi-reserviced to Country radio.
"All Too Well" re-entered the Hot Country Songs Chart 08 February 2014 at 33. On 15 February, "All Too Well" climbed to 27. On 22 February, the song fell to 50, and was off of the Country Chart by 01 March. The late Wade Jessen admitted it was a very deep cut from Red, but if anyone could succeed that far into an album, it would be Swift. "All Too Well," not "Red," was the final Country single, making ATW the fourth Country single and seventh overall single from Red.
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Seriously? Red is the last single from Red, WANEGBT, Begin Again, and Red are the only country single she released. HDC can also be counted as her country single tho. All Too Well only charted because its popular among country listeners and she performed it in the Grammys. Charting in Country Charts doesn't mean it was released as a single.
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Yeah All Too Well was not a single, and your unnecessary paragraphs of text don't change that.
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Top 20 Songs of 2015 (So Far)
1. Uptown Funk
2. Thinking Out Loud
3. Take Me To Church
4. Blank Space
5. Lips Are Movin'
6. I'm Not The Only One
7. Shake It Off
8. Jealous
9. Centuries
10. Only
11. All About That Bass
12. I Don't **** With You
13. Love Me Harder
14. Sugar
15. I Don't Mind
16. The Heart Wants What It Wants
17. Love Me Like You Do
18. Animals
19. Time Of Our Lives
20. FourFiveSeconds
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I am truly sorry for taking an offensive and nasty tone. I do not like to do that, and I certainly do not want to leave an impression that this is the kind of person I am. If I am wrong, I am wrong. I have come home from class trying to clarify this tonight.
I scaned through Bing this evening to find the passage in Billboard I was referring to earlier about "All Too Well," but the article is not coming up. However, I did find Red's Wikipedia page, and it gives seven singles too, only the seventh single is a pop song (?). And it highlights two more songs as I guess semi-releases which brings the total to nine songs. Here is the link to the page for Red: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_(Taylor_Swift_album).
Here are the seven released singles, according to Wikipedia, from Red in chronological order with the release date from the page, followed by the additional two highlighted songs that were given extra exposure of some sort. We are all in agreement with the first six. I am unsure if Friday Teenage was even aware of #7, and "All Too Well" is one of the semi-releases. Here is the link to the page for "All Too Well": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Too_Well.
The Seven Singles According To Wikipedia
1) "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" 13 August 2012; Pop & Country
2) "Begin Again" 01 October 2012; Country
3) "I Knew You Were Trouble" 27 November 2012; Pop
4) "22" 12 March 2013; Pop
5) "Red" 21 June 2013; Country
6) "Everything Has Changed" with Ed Sheeran 16 July 2013; Pop
7) "The Last Time" with Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol) 04 November 2013; Pop (this is news to me)
Then the other two highlighted songs on Wikipedia
8) "State Of Grace" 16 October 2012; Pop (Wikipedia actually lists this as Alternative Rock)
9) "All Too Well" 10 November 2012, then January & February 2014; Country
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Originally posted by jose168
Top 20 Songs of 2015 (So Far)
1. Uptown Funk
2. Thinking Out Loud
3. Take Me To Church
4. Blank Space
5. Lips Are Movin'
6. I'm Not The Only One
7. Shake It Off
8. Jealous
9. Centuries
10. Only
11. All About That Bass
12. I Don't **** With You
13. Love Me Harder
14. Sugar
15. I Don't Mind
16. The Heart Wants What It Wants
17. Love Me Like You Do
18. Animals
19. Time Of Our Lives
20. FourFiveSeconds
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I assume this is for the 2015 Calendar Year, not Chart Year, since "Blank Space" ranks at #4 instead of #2. Did you go by chart performance; by adding impressions, downloads, and streams; or both? I wanted to do a chart for 2014 Year End Chart for Active Rock, Alternative Rock, and Country combining both methods together, but I never got the chance. 
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Originally posted by brianc33616
I am truly sorry for taking an offensive and nasty tone. I do not like to do that, and I certainly do not want to leave an impression that this is the kind of person I am. If I am wrong, I am wrong. I have come home from class trying to clarify this tonight.
I scaned through Bing this evening to find the passage in Billboard I was referring to earlier about "All Too Well," but the article is not coming up. However, I did find Red's Wikipedia page, and it gives seven singles too, only the seventh single is a pop song (?). And it highlights two more songs as I guess semi-releases which brings the total to nine songs. Here is the link to the page for Red: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_(Taylor_Swift_album).
Here are the seven released singles, according to Wikipedia, from Red in chronological order with the release date from the page, followed by the additional two highlighted songs that were given extra exposure of some sort. We are all in agreement with the first six. I am unsure if Friday Teenage was even aware of #7, and "All Too Well" is one of the semi-releases. Here is the link to the page for "All Too Well": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Too_Well.
The Seven Singles According To Wikipedia
1) "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" 13 August 2012; Pop & Country
2) "Begin Again" 01 October 2012; Country
3) "I Knew You Were Trouble" 27 November 2012; Pop
4) "22" 12 March 2013; Pop
5) "Red" 21 June 2013; Country
6) "Everything Has Changed" with Ed Sheeran 16 July 2013; Pop
7) "The Last Time" with Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol) 04 November 2013; Pop (this is news to me)
Then the other two highlighted songs on Wikipedia
8) "State Of Grace" 16 October 2012; Pop (Wikipedia actually lists this as Alternative Rock)
9) "All Too Well" 10 November 2012, then January & February 2014; Country |
That's the 6 official and only single from Red.
The Last Time is released only in Europe, State of Grace is the fourth and last promo single of Red (Promo singles countdown to Red(album) release) while All Too Well is the one Taylor performed in the Grammys. 
Well you cannot trust all the info's in Wikipedia. Anyone can edit and add up things there.
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That's the 6 official and only single from Red.
The Last Time is released only in Europe, State of Grace is the fourth and last promo single of Red (Promo singles countdown to Red(album) release) while All Too Well is the one Taylor performed in the Grammys.
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You are correct. "Highway Don't Care" apparently encouraged Big Machine Records to put Red on ice for Swift's Country fans through much of early 2013. Many artists go ahead and release a song from their own CD even when they duet with another artist from his or her release. But with McGraw also on Big Machine, the label screwed Taylor out of a hit of her from her own CD.
Luke Bryan had the Top Two songs simultaneously this past summer -- one with FGL and one by himself. Based on the song's stellar reviews, this was a perfect time to "officially" release "All Too Well" (instead of what happened with ATW after the 2014 Grammy's). HDC is likely what led to Red selling less than its predecessor. Had she dueted with a non-labelmate, she could've got another song out, and probably sold 250,000 to 300,000 copies of Red.
Once again, I am sorry for letting my temper getting to me earlier. I was wrong to do so, and now see that seven charting songs did not equal seven released singles. I will still stick to seven songs from 1989, as that is what it will take that album to hit 8 million, and be the second-best selling CD/Digital Album released since the beginning of 2005.
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Originally posted by brianc33616
I am truly sorry for taking an offensive and nasty tone. I do not like to do that, and I certainly do not want to leave an impression that this is the kind of person I am. If I am wrong, I am wrong. I have come home from class trying to clarify this tonight.
I scaned through Bing this evening to find the passage in Billboard I was referring to earlier about "All Too Well," but the article is not coming up. However, I did find Red's Wikipedia page, and it gives seven singles too, only the seventh single is a pop song (?). And it highlights two more songs as I guess semi-releases which brings the total to nine songs. Here is the link to the page for Red: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_(Taylor_Swift_album).
Here are the seven released singles, according to Wikipedia, from Red in chronological order with the release date from the page, followed by the additional two highlighted songs that were given extra exposure of some sort. We are all in agreement with the first six. I am unsure if Friday Teenage was even aware of #7, and "All Too Well" is one of the semi-releases. Here is the link to the page for "All Too Well": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Too_Well.
The Seven Singles According To Wikipedia
1) "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" 13 August 2012; Pop & Country
2) "Begin Again" 01 October 2012; Country
3) "I Knew You Were Trouble" 27 November 2012; Pop
4) "22" 12 March 2013; Pop
5) "Red" 21 June 2013; Country
6) "Everything Has Changed" with Ed Sheeran 16 July 2013; Pop
7) "The Last Time" with Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol) 04 November 2013; Pop (this is news to me)
Then the other two highlighted songs on Wikipedia
8) "State Of Grace" 16 October 2012; Pop (Wikipedia actually lists this as Alternative Rock)
9) "All Too Well" 10 November 2012, then January & February 2014; Country |
you may be too sweet for ATRL. Dont worry about your tone.. never feel free to drag a bitch. Some of them are so uptight and obnoxious they deserve it. I back you. Single or no single it flopped. Thats all that needs to be said.
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Originally posted by Tsuko
It's strange that Ed Sheeran reached #1 on pop and AC at the same time! Usually AC is months behind lol.
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Well, given TOL's composition it was bound to be picked up by AC pretty early. 9 weeks is pretty insane though. That must be a record for a non-holiday pop song. Roar and Blank Space took 11.
And  @ Pitbull ha power.
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The fact that in six months (6 September - 6 March) there have only been four number ones: Shake It Off, All About That Bass, Blank Space and Uptown Funk!.  |
Doesn't beat 2009.
From April 18 - October 10 (6.5 months), there were only two number one singles - Boom Boom Pow & I Gotta Feeling. 
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Originally posted by brianc33616
You are correct. "Highway Don't Care" apparently encouraged Big Machine Records to put Red on ice for Swift's Country fans through much of early 2013. Many artists go ahead and release a song from their own CD even when they duet with another artist from his or her release. But with McGraw also on Big Machine, the label screwed Taylor out of a hit of her from her own CD.
Luke Bryan had the Top Two songs simultaneously this past summer -- one with FGL and one by himself. Based on the song's stellar reviews, this was a perfect time to "officially" release "All Too Well" (instead of what happened with ATW after the 2014 Grammy's). HDC is likely what led to Red selling less than its predecessor. Had she dueted with a non-labelmate, she could've got another song out, and probably sold 250,000 to 300,000 copies of Red.
Once again, I am sorry for letting my temper getting to me earlier. I was wrong to do so, and now see that seven charting songs did not equal seven released singles. I will still stick to seven songs from 1989, as that is what it will take that album to hit 8 million, and be the second-best selling CD/Digital Album released since the beginning of 2005.
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No problem.
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Originally posted by brianc33616
I assume this is for the 2015 Calendar Year, not Chart Year, since "Blank Space" ranks at #4 instead of #2. Did you go by chart performance; by adding impressions, downloads, and streams; or both? I wanted to do a chart for 2014 Year End Chart for Active Rock, Alternative Rock, and Country combining both methods together, but I never got the chance. |
actually yes, i forget that the chart year starts in december. I'm gonna add that because i want it to be close to the actual year end chart. And just a reverse point chart system. Billboard is too vague and stingy with data these days for alladat
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Originally posted by jose168
Top 20 Songs of 2015 (So Far)
1. Uptown Funk
2. Thinking Out Loud
3. Take Me To Church
4. Blank Space
5. Lips Are Movin'
6. I'm Not The Only One
7. Shake It Off
8. Jealous
9. Centuries
10. Only
11. All About That Bass
12. I Don't **** With You
13. Love Me Harder
14. Sugar
15. I Don't Mind
16. The Heart Wants What It Wants
17. Love Me Like You Do
18. Animals
19. Time Of Our Lives
20. FourFiveSeconds
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Adding December
1. Uptown Funk!
2. Blank Space
3. Take Me To Church
4. I'm Not The Only One
5. Lips Are Movin
6. Shake It Off
7. Jealous
8. All About That Bass
9. Thinking Out Loud
10. I Dont F**k With You
11. Love Me Harder
12. Only
13. Centuries
14. Animals
15. The Heart Wants What It Wants
16. The Hanging Tree
17. Sugar
18. I Don't Mind
19. Love Me Like You Do
20. Time Of Our Lives
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2009 was amazing for the pop divas in terms of #1's on the Hot 100
Beyonce - Single Ladies
Lady Gaga - Poker Face, Just Dance
Kelly Clarkson - My Life Would Suck Without You
Britney Spears - 3
Kesha - Right Round
Alicia Keys - Empire State Of Mind
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