Chart Listings: UK Charts - Page 309

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UK Top 100 Singles - 21st August 2011

1 (New) Don’t Go – Wretch 32
2 (New) Heaven – Emeli Sande
3 (New) Moves Like Jagger – Maroon 5 ft Christina Aguilera
4 (5) Jar Of Hearts – Christina Perri
5 (1) Promises - Nero
6 (7) The A Team – Ed Sheeran
7 (4) Little Bad Girl – David Guetta ft Taio Cruz & Ludacris
8 (8) Down With The Trumpets – Rizzle Kicks
9 (3) She Makes Me Wanna – JLS
10 (6) Glad You Came – The Wanted
11 (3) Swagger Jagger – Cher Lloyd
12 (10) Best Thing I Never Had – Beyonce
13 (9) Louder – DJ Fresh ft Sian Evans
14 (13) Set Fire To The Rain - Adele
15 (11) Super Bass – Nicki Minaj
16 (New) Sunlight – Modestep
17 (14) Next To You – Chris Brown ft Justin Bieber
18 (28) Marry Me – Bruno Mars
19 (12) Give Me Everything - Pitbull
20 (15) Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) – Katy Perry
21 (37) Who’s Laughing Now – Jessie J
22 (38) Wet – Nicole Scherzinger
23 (18) Pumped Up Kicks – Foster The People
24 (21) Where Them Girls At – David Guetta ft Nicki Minaj & Flo Rida
25 (20) Cinema – Benny Benassi ft Gary Go
26 (24) Till I’m Gone – Tinie Tempah
27 (19) Bounce – Calvin Harris ft Kelis
28 (32) Rain Over Me - Pitbull
29 (23) Changed The Way You Kissed Me - Example
30 (22) Mr. Saxobeat – Alexandra Stan
31 (16) Titanium – David Guetta ft Sia
32 (25) Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO
33 (26) I Need A Dollar – Aloe Blacc
34 (30) The Edge Of Glory – Lady GaGa
35 (17) How We Roll – Loick Essien
36 (31) Beautiful People – Chris Brown
37 (New) In The Dark - Dev
38 (34) Space Bound - Eminem
39 (40) Otis – Jay-Z & Kanye West
40 (35) Someone Like You - Adele
41 (27) Don’t Wanna Go Home – Jason Derulo
42 (33) On The Floor – Jennifer Lopez
43 (29) Let Me Go – Maverick Sabre
44 (36) The Lazy Song – Bruno Mars
45 (39) California King Bed - Rihanna
46 (41) Love How It Hurts – Scouting For Girls
47 (109) L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N. – Scouting For Girls
48 (42) Sweat (David Guetta Remix) – Snoop Dogg
49 (49) Price Tag – Jessie J
50 (45) Rolling In The Deep - Adele
51 (43) Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall - Coldplay
52 (81) Guilt - Nero
53 (New) See No More – Joe Jonas
54 (47) Tonight I’m Lovin’ You – Enrique Iglesias
55 (51) Nobody’s Perfect – Jessie J
56 (50) Don’t Stop The Party – Black Eyed Peas
57 (Re) Under The Bridge – Red Hot Chili Peppers
58 (79) Bass Down Low - Dev
59 (53) Right There – Nicole Scherzinger
60 (61) Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol
61 (64) Rhythm Of Love – Plain White T’s
62 (63) When Love Takes Over – David Guetta ft Kelly Rowland
63 (46) Dirty Talk – Wynter Gordon
64 (67) Make You Feel My Love - Adele
65 (58) Pot Of Gold – The Game ft Chris Brown
66 (54) Only Girl (In The World) - Rihanna
67 (44) Parachutes – Charlie Simpson
68 (52) Champagne Showers – LMFAO ft Natalia Kills
69 (74) S&M - Rihanna
70 (Re) Broken Strings – James Morrison & Nelly Furtado
71 (Re) Like A G6 – Far East Movement
72 (Re) Stan - Eminem
73 (57) Headlines - Drake
74 (66) Born This Way – Lady GaGa
75 (55) Badman Riddim (Jump) – Vato Gonzalez
76 (71) Firework – Katy Perry
77 (108) Secret Smile - Semisonic
78 (76) Shuffle – Bombay Bicycle Club
79 (59) Bright Lights Bigger City – Cee-Lo Green
80 (62) I’m Into You – Jennifer Lopez
81 (Re) My Immortal - Evanescence
82 (149) Me And You - Nero
83 (New) Just A Kiss – Lady Antebellum
84 (101) Where Is The Love – Black Eyed Peas
85 (72) Love You Like A Love Song – Selena Gomez & The Scene
86 (60) Save The World – Swedish House Mafia
87 (77) Just The Way You Are (Amazing) – Bruno Mars
88 (75) Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) - Beyonce
89 (88) Blind Faith – Chase & Status ft Liam Bailey
90 (New) Lunar – David Guetta ft Afrojack
91 (Re) You’ve Got The Love – Florence + The Machine
92 (78) I’m On One – DJ Khaled
93 (73) Don’t Hold Your Breath – Nicole Scherzinger
94 (122) In Da Club – 50 Cent
95 (Re) Californication – Red Hot Chili Peppers
96 (69) Hitz – Chase & Status ft Tinie Tempah
97 (New) The Wolves – Ben Howard
98 (56) Back To Black – Amy Winehouse
99 (97) Waka, Waka (This Time For Africa) - Shakira
100 (85) Notorious – The Saturdays

Top 100 Albums

1 (New) Welcome Reality - Nero
2 (2) 21 - Adele
3 (1) Back To Black – Amy Winehouse
4 (3) Watch The Throne – Jay-Z & Kanye West
5 (5) 19 - Adele
6 (New) Young Pilgrim – Charlie Simpson
7 (New) The Ultimate Collection – John Denver
8 (6) 4 - Beyonce
9 (12) No More Idols – Chase & Status
10 (8) Doo-wops & Hooligans – Bruno Mars
11 (14) Loud - Rihanna
12 (4) Frank – Amy Winehouse
13 (7) The Best Of – Randy Crawford
14 (10) Who You Are – Jessie J
15 (9) Born This Way – Lady GaGa
16 (11) Planet Pit - Pitbull
17 (15) Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor – Caro Emerald
18 (17) Teenage Dream – Katy Perry
19 (21) Last Night On Earth – Noah And The Whale
20 (22) Progress – Take That
21 (13) F.A.M.E. – Chris Brown
22 (18) You & I – The Pierces
23 (20) Pink Friday – Nicki Minaj
24 (19) The Lady Killer – Cee-Lo Green
25 (24) The Defamation Of Strickland Banks – Plan B
26 (27) Disc-overy – Tinie Tempah
27 (New) In Gold Blood – Kids In Glasses Houses
28 (28) Wasting Light – Foo Fighters
29 (30) Torches – Foster The People
30 (23) The Fame – Lady GaGa
31 (37) Suck It And See – Arctic Monkeys
32 (26) Build A Rocket Boys! - Elbow
33 (25) Greatest Hits...So Far! – P!nk
34 (New) Victory - Jedward
35 (33) When The Sun Goes Down – Mumford & Sons
36 (31) Sigh No More – Mumford & Sons
37 (34) What Did You Expect From – The Vaccines
38 (36) Crazy Love – Michael Buble
39 (39) Won’t Go Quietly - Example
40 (42) On A Mission – Katy B
41 (29) One Love – David Guetta
42 (49) Tourist History – Two Door Cinema Club
43 (47) Killer Love – Nicole Scherzinger
44 (44) All Over The World: The Very Best Of – Electric Light Orchestra
45 (40) Bon Iver – Bon Iver
46 (50) Olly Murs – Olly Murs
47 (38) Greatest Hits – Foo Fighters
48 (48) Hell: The Sequel – Bad Meets Evil
49 (45) You Can’t Teach An Old Dog New Tricks – Seasick Steve
50 (32) Good Ol’ Fashioned Love – The Overtones
51 (41) The Wanted – The Wanted
52 (46) Seasons Of My Soul - Rumer
53 (60) Curtain Call: The Hits – Eminem
54 (51) Lights – Ellie Goulding
55 (16) In Waves - Trivium
56 (79) Colour Of The Trap – Miles Kane
57 (66) My Love: The Essential Collection – Celine Dion
58 (54) Sunny Side Up – Paolo Nutini
59 (53) This Modern Glitch – The Wombats
60 (52) Science & Faith – The Script
61 (35) Glee: The 3D Concert Movie – Glee Cast
62 (64) Love? – Jennifer Lopez
63 (82) Legend – Bob Marley & The Wailers
64 (67) Piece Of The Action: The Best Of – Meat Loaf
65 (68) Gold: Greatest Hits - ABBA
66 (69) Greatest Hits – Guns N’ Roses
67 (65) Recovery – Eminem
68 (62) Only Revolutions – Biffy Clyro
69 (59) I Am Sasha Fierce - Beyonce
70 (Re) Then And Now – The Who
71 (58) Come Around Sundown – Kings Of Leon
72 (104) Rumours – Fleetwood Mac
73 (56) Only By The Night – Kings Of Leon
74 (78) Good Girl Gone Bad - Rihanna
75 (76) Up On The Roof: The Very Best Of – The Drifters
76 (43) Bring Him Home – Alfie Boe
77 (55) Good Things – Aloe Blacc
78 (New) It Happens Quietly – Jacqui Dankworth
79 (88) Private Investigations: The Best Of – Mark Knopfler & Dire Straits
80 (61) Do You Want The Truth Or Something Beautiful? – Paloma Faith
81 (74) Gold: Greatest Hits – The Carpenters
82 (77) Glee The Music Vol.6 – Glee Cast
83 (89) I Speak Because I Can – Laura Marling
84 (72) My World – Justin Bieber
85 (75) Vivere: The Best Of – Andrea Bocelli
86 (118) Different Gear Still Speeding – Beady Eye
87 (63) Skying – The Horrors
88 (84) Working My Back To You – Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
89 (100) The Script – The Script
90 (94) Lungs – Florence + The Machine
91 (New) 100 Acres Of Sycamore – Fionn Regan
92 (73) The Seldom Seen Kid - Elbow
93 (124) Up To Now – Snow Patrol
94 (93) Turn It Up – Pixie Lott
95 (91) Helplessness Blues – Fleet Foxes
96 (71) The Last Rose – Laura Wright
97 (86) Let Them Talk – Hugh Laurie
98 (112) Greatest Hits – Simon & Garfunkel
99 (87) Simply Eva – Eva Cassidy
100 (114) Greatest Hits – Enrique Iglesias

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NO SALES INFO YET

AshleeSimpsonFan

Don't Go

I love it!

Albums:
Nero #1

39 (39) Won’t Go Quietly - Example

after a year

I hope Calvin debuts at #1 this week with "Feel so Close"

Ger-55

Moves Like Jagger

Delta

SINGLES

76495 Wretch 32/Josh Kumra
63659 Emeli Sande
53845 Maroon 5/Christina Aguilera
37845 Christina Perri
36082 Nero

29585 David Guetta/Taio Cruz/Ludacris (7)
27183 JLS (9)
21479 Cher LLoyd (11)
17317 Modestep (16)
16537 Bruno Mars (18)
13901 Jessie J (21)
13757 Nicole Scherzinger (22)
10503 David Guetta/Sia (31)
9920 Lady Gaga (34)
9504 Dev (37)
3913 Charlie Simpson (67)
3289 Lady Gaga (74)

ALBUMS

30640 Nero
29689 Adele [21]
21061 Amy Winehouse [BTB]

10502 Charlie Simpson (6)
10149 John Denver (7)
7889 Amy Wiehouse [Frank] (12)
4473 Kids In Glass Houses (27)
3275 Jedward (34)

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Totals

Singles
Wretch 32 ft. L - Traktor 187,001
Wretch 32 ft. Example - Unorthodox 218,268

Albums
Jedward - Planet Jedward 31,251

Celestial

Wednesday Update Top 40 Only
Singles

1 Olly Murs feat. Rizzle Kicks (61k)
2 Calvin Harris (50k)
3 Will Young
4 Wretch 32/Josh Kumra
5 Maroon 5/Christina

Top 10
9 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds

Top 15
Bruno Mars

Top 20
Jessie J

Top 30
23 Lady Gaga [TEOG]
26 Example
Aloe Blacc

Top 40
Sean Kingston
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Albums

1 Will Young (32k)
2 Joe McElderry (16k)
3 Adele [21] (14k)
4 Wretch 32
5 Barbra Striesand

Top 10
7 Hard-Fi
10 The Game

Top 20
Plan B

Top 30
The Who

Top 40
Example
Olly Murs
The Vaccines
NO SALES INFO
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ARTIST UPDATES
Singles
Nero 10+3
JLS 10+4
Adele [SFTTR] 10+7
Cher Lloyd 10+8
Beyonce 20+1
Nicki Minaj 20+2
Nicole 20+5
Katy Perry 20+7
Albums
Nero 5+1
Adele [19] 5+3
Rihanna 10+2
Jessie J 10+5
Beyonce 10+6
Lady Gaga 10+7
Chris Brown 20+2
Caro Emerald 20+5
Take That 20+9
Nicki Minaj 30+4

Celestial

I merged the flop thread with the old one.

Delta

Quote:

Originally posted by Celestial

I merged the flop thread with the old one.

Nice

It's great to see you updating the Official UK Charts again

£100

I was hoping Calvin could go number one. Alas...

Delta

Quote:

Originally posted by £100

I was hoping Calvin could go number one. Alas...

Me too. He deserves a #1.

Ace Reject

Death at Olly becoming the next George Michael.

AshleeSimpsonFan

Calvin

Katy V.!

Olly

fabian_phipps

Quote:

Originally posted by Celestial

I merged the flop thread with the old one.

Thank you.

I really wanted FSC #1, but HSAB is really good too.
Titanium needs to start rebounding...

Celestial

Thursday Update Top 40 Only
Singles

1 Olly Murs/Rizzle Kicks
2 Calvin Harris
3 Will Young
4 Wretch 32/Josh Kumra
5 Maroon 5/Christina

Top 10
10 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds

Top 15
Bruno Mars

Top 20
Jessie J

Top 30
23 Lady Gaga [TEOG]
Sean Kingston
27 Example
Aloe Blacc

Top 40
34 David Guetta/Jennifer Hudson
35 Florence + The Machine
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Albums

1 Will Young
2 Joe McElderry
3 Adele [21]
4 Wretch 32
5 Adele [19]

Top 10
6 Barbra Striesand
9 Hard-Fi
10 The Game

Top 20
Plan B

Top 30
Tinie Tempah
The Who

Top 40
The Vaccines
Olly Murs
Example
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ARTIST UPDATES
Singles
Nero 10+3
JLS 10+5
Adele [SFTTR] 10+7
Cher Lloyd 10+8
Beyonce 10+9
Nicki Minaj 20+2
Nicole 20+4
Katy Perry 20+8
Albums
Nero 5+2
Rihanna 10+2
Jessie J 10+5
Beyonce 10+7
Lady Gaga 10+6
Chris Brown 20+1
Caro Emerald 20+2
Take That 20+9
Nicki Minaj 30+5

fabian_phipps

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Top singles selling 40% more than last year
Source: MW
Tuesday August 23, 2011
By Paul Williams

The top end of the UK’s singles market is growing at more than three times the rate of the overall sector, with sales increasing this year by nearly 40%.

While total singles sales this year have expanded year-on-year by 12.2%, according to the Official Charts Company, to break through the 100 million barrier in the fastest time yet in a calendar year, among 2011’s Top 10 sellers the rise has been even more impressive.

Led by XL act Adele’s million-selling Someone Like You, the year’s 10 most commercially-successful singles have collectively sold around 2.1m units more than the equivalent 10 biggest sellers had managed at the same point last year.

This represents a year-on-year rise in sales of the year’s Top 10 of 38.5%.

The huge surge in sales at this end of the singles market is most clearly illustrated by Island’s Owl City single Fireflies, which at this stage in 2010 was the year’s biggest-selling single with 634,114 units sold.

However, this year that total would only be good enough to be in eighth place for the year. “Adele has broken the million mark so far and Jessie J with Price Tag is in hot pursuit and heading towards 900,000,” said Island Records co-president Ted Cockle. “It’s buoyant and exciting and everybody knows, while there is so much doom and gloom, if you get it right with a single everyone will come to the party.”

Alongside Someone Like You and Jessie J featuring B.o.B.’s Island/Lava single Price Tag, five other releases have topped 700,000 sales this year: the Interscope/ Polydor-issued Party Rock Anthem by LMFAO featuring Lauren Bennett & GoonRock is on the verge of reaching 900,000 sales; Elektra/Atlantic act Bruno Mars’ Grenade will reach 800,000 sales this week; while also above 700,000 are J/RCA’s Give Me Everything by Pitbull featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer; Def Jam/Mercury’s On The Floor by Jennifer Lopez featuring Pitbull; and another Adele single, Rolling In The Deep.

But, while the entire singles market is growing to levels in unit terms that have never been seen before, a closer look at the figures does reveal the top end of the market is moving away from the rest of the field. If you strip out the Top 10 titles in 2010 and 2011 from the calculations then the rest of the singles sector has grown by 10.3%, still very positive but notably lower than the 12.2% reported for the entire market.

Island’s Cockle suggested the disparity could partly be explained by a smaller pool of songs being supported by some radio stations – most specifically within commercial radio. “But if you do get your song on these stations they perform massively,” he said.

Even though the rest of the singles market is not growing anywhere near as fast as the top end is, the expansion in sales is still significant. The year to date’s entire Top 100 sellers have all sold more than 100,000 copies; as recently as three years ago only the top 55 titles had reached the same landmark at this stage in the year.

Another factor driving the market forward is the continuing strong sales of titles months, sometimes years, after they first came out. Although, whether this is driving business away from newer titles and artists and the albums market is another matter.

“I’m seeing Mumford & Sons and Taio Cruz singles selling 60-70,000 this year when they were out 18 months ago,” said Cockle. “Singles used to be of the moment, but they have a much longer life now.”

Atlantic Records UK chairman Max Lousada, whose company has two Bruno Mars singles among the year’s Top 10 sellers with Grenade accompanied by the half-million-selling The Lazy Song, said the growth in singles sales showed just how much technology could influence consumer habits to buy more music. That is certainly reflected in the figures with the singles market at this point in the calendar of 2005 – only a year into iTunes’ UK launch – having been just 22.3m units; that is almost five times smaller than it is now.

But Lousada also noted it was generally “a very certain type of record” that was selling in huge sales quantities, the vast majority of these urban and rhythmic pop records coming out of the States.

There are exceptions, an obvious one being Atlantic-signed singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran whose The A Team spent its 10th consecutive week last Sunday in the Official Charts Company Top 10 and should reach 500,000 domestic sales in around the next fortnight.

“It’s been refreshing a song of that nature is competing in a US-dominated chart and hopefully that’s the start of change. The Maroon 5/Christina Aguilera single is also a very different song that is totally cutting through,” he said.

But Lousada believed the industry’s “big challenge” was not to give up on the album in the face of a rapidly-expanding singles market. “A body of work can much better reflect an artist’s personality than a one-off single and we’re already seeing album sales increasing at iTunes,” he said.

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Singles sales smash 100 million barrier
Source: MW
Tuesday August 23, 2011
By Paul Williams

The UK singles market has smashed through the 100 million unit barrier in record time this year with annual sales set to surpass 160 million for the first time.

Sales hit the milestone at the beginning of last week, according to Official Charts Company figures, achieving the landmark more than a month earlier than in 2010. In 2009 it took until the beginning of October for year-to-date sales to reach 100 million units.

The singles sector is currently 12.2% bigger than it was at this stage of the year in 2010, growing at a much faster rate than 12 months ago when the market had expanded by 7.2% up to mid-August.

This massive growth has been led by a dozen titles having each sold more than 500,000 copies this year – just four had done so over the same timeframe two years ago. The roll-call includes XL act Adele’s Someone Like You, which is the first single in six years to have sold more than 1 million copies by this point of a year.

Atlantic Records UK chairman Max Lousada, whose company has two Bruno Mars singles among the year-to-date’s Top 10 sellers, suggested there were two or three elements at play to cause the singles market to grow so rapidly.

“It’s the maturing of iTunes, the excitement of the Sunday release date (pre-digital new singles traditionally came out on a Monday) and the iTunes chart, which has re-energised a singles consumer who had become fatigued about hits,” he said. “There is the instant gratification of success, seeing something become a hit or not and having some ownership of control [of the chart] is adding fuel to the fire.”

Going by the present rate of annual expansion, the UK’s singles sector is on course to grow to around 160 to 165 million units this year. This will comfortably be a record: the market last year increased to an annual high of 146.8 million units, while the two previous years were the first in which the sector had breached the 100 million mark.

If the increase in sales does continue at the current rate for the rest of the year it will leave the market more than twice the size it was in 2007 when 79.3 million singles were purchased, while in 2005 – the year after iTunes launched in the UK – the sector stood at 42.2m units.

The improving fortunes of the UK’s singles market contrasts with an albums sector in which the Official Charts Company’s weekly figures show is 4.2% down year-on-year in unit terms. This decline has accelerated in recent weeks having been only around 2% a month ago.

However, in reality the drop is likely to be steeper as the OCC weekly stats do not include sales of “unmatched” titles – releases that cannot automatically be identified as either being digital singles and albums. When they were factored in at the halfway point of 2011 they showed the total albums market was down 2.2% on the year, rather than 1.1% as the weekly OCC figures were suggesting.

From Music Week.

Celestial

Rihanna is doing so well this era. I wonder if Cheers will become another smash to add to the collection.

Celestial

Singles:

1 N 1 Olly Murs feat. Rizzle Kicks Heart Skips A Beat 1171
2 N 1 Calvin Harris Feel So Close
3 3 2 Maroon 5 feat. Christina Aguilera Moves Like Jagger
4 1 2 Wretch 32 feat. Josh Kumra Don't Go
5 N 1 Will Young Jealousy
6 4 8 Christina Perri Jar of Hearts
7 2 2 Emeli Sande Heaven
8 8 8 Rizzle Kicks Down With The Trumpets
9 6 11 Ed Sheeran The A Team
10 7 7 David Guetta feat.Taio Cruz & Ludacris Little Bad Girl
11 18 8 Bruno Mars Marry You
12 10 7 The Wanted Glad You Came
13 5 3 Nero Promises
14 9 5 JLS feat. Dev She Makes Me Wanna
15 N 1 Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds The Death of You and Me
16 21 3 Jessie J Who's Laughing Now
17 14 14 Adele Set Fire To The Rain
18 N 1 Sean Kingston Party All Night (Sleep All Day)
19 11 4 Cher Lloyd Swagger Jagger
20 12 9 Beyonce Best Thing I Never Had
21 13 8 DJ Fresh feat. Sian Evans Louder
22 19 19 Pitbull feat. Nayer, Afrojack & Ne-Yo Give Me Everything
23 15 16 Nicki Minaj Super Bass
24 N 1 Florence + The Machine What The Water Gave Me
25 22 3 Nicole Scherzinger Wet
26 34 16 Lady Gaga The Edge Of Glory
27 17 11 Chris Brown feat. Justin Bieber Next To You
28 29 12 Example Changed The Way You Kiss Me
29 16 2 Modestep Sunlight
30 20 11 Katy Perry Last Friday Night (T G I F)
31 33 21 Aloe Blacc I Need A Dollar
32 27 11 Calvin Harris feat. Kelis Bounce
33 26 8 Tinie Tempah feat. Wiz Khalifa Till I'm Gone
34 39 5 Jay-Z & Kanye West feat. Otis Redding Otis
35 N 1 David Guetta feat. Jennifer Hudson Night Of Your Life
36 24 17 David Guetta feat. Flo Rida & Nicki Minaj Where Them Girls At
37 28 4 Pitbull feat. Marc Anthony Rain Over Me
38 23 10 Foster The People Pumped Up Kicks
39 30 17 Alexandra Stan Mr Saxobeat
40 36 21 Chris Brown feat. Benny Benassi Beautiful People

Celestial

Albums:

01 NE Will Young Echoes
02 NE Joe McElderry Classic
03 02 Adele 21
04 NE Wretch 32 Black And White
05 05 Adele 19
06 03 Amy Winehouse Back To Black
07 NE Barbra Streisand What Matters Most
08 01 Nero Welcome Reality
09 NE Hard-Fi Killer Sounds
10 11 Rihanna Loud
11 10 Bruno Mars Doo-Wops & Hooligans
12 04 Jay-Z & Kanye West Watch The Throne
13 09 Chase & Status No More Idols
14 NE Game The R.E.D. Album
15 07 John Denver The Ultimate Collection
16 15 Lady Gaga Born This Way
17 14 Jessie J Who You Are
18 08 Beyoncé 4
19 25 Plan B The Defamation Of Strickland Banks
20 18 Katy Perry Teenage Dream
21 17 Caro Emerald Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor
22 21 Chris Brown F.A.M.E.
23 19 Noah & The Whale Last Night On Earth
24 12 Amy Winehouse Frank
25 70 The Who Then And Now!
26 16 Pitbull Planet Pit
27 13 Randy Crawford The Best Of
28 26 Tinie Tempah Disc-Overy
29 24 Cee-Lo Green The Lady Killer
30 37 The Vaccines What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?
31 20 Take That Progress
32 46 Olly Murs Olly Murs
33 23 Nicki Minaj Pink Friday
34 06 Charlie Simpson Young Pilgrim
35 39 Example Won't Go Quietly
36 28 Foo Fighters Wasting Light
37 30 Lady Gaga The Fame
38 31 Arctic Monkeys Suck It And See
39 32 Elbow Build A Rocket Boys!
40 38 Michael Bublé Crazy Love

Celestial

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