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Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 01-06-2016

Seriously.
The new Dylan covers album top10 in US,UK and #11 here...who is buying,this crap????

Ok, so I bought the last one, Shadows In The Night, but learned pretty damn quick,
Well maybe not that quick because I got his Christmas album also!!!

Weekly music charts for 2016 - bob_32_116 - 02-06-2016

CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:#75....Tiger Army, LOL, I thought it was Tiger Crew at first glance,
I thought we'd have to listen to their songs about Jason, and the other guy!!!
Never having heard of either Tiger Army or Tiger Crew, that comment went way over my head.

Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 02-06-2016

bob_32_116 Wrote:Never having heard of either Tiger Army or Tiger Crew, that comment went way over my head.

heres the Tiger Crew thread mate...
its been ongoing for a while and he just keeps coming back to update us on the exploits of Kevin and Jason from the incredibly sort after Tiger Crew:

http://www.music-discussion.com/showthread.php/21804-Tiger-Crew-Kevin-is-in-Jail

Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 02-06-2016

mind you, the Tiger Crew material is way better than the Bob Dylan material!

Weekly music charts for 2016 - bob_32_116 - 02-06-2016

CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:mind you, the Tiger Crew material is way better than the Bob Dylan material!

That's not saying much. just because my name is Bob doesn't mean I have to like every other Bob.

As for Tiger Crew, I never read through that thread until now; I guess the "Crew" part led me to assume it was a rap band.

Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 04-06-2016

UK charts overview for 3rd June 2016:

singles:

Drake continues to prove unbeatable on the Official Singles Chart as One Dance logs its eighth week at Number 1 today.The track is now the longest-running UK chart-topper since Rihanna’s Umbrella, which racked up an unbroken 10-week run at the summit in 2007.

One Dance comfortably finishes in front on this week’s Top 40 just shy of 85,000 chart sales, made up of 23,000 sales and 6.15 million streams.


Meanwhile, Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop The Feeling remains at Number 2 (75,000 chart sales), and Rihanna and Calvin Harris’ This Is What You Came For is unmoved at 3.
Galantis hit a new peak at 4 with No Money, and Sia’s Cheap Thrills rounds off this week’s Top 5.
[h=4]New Entries and High Climbers[/h]This week’s highest new entry goes to Clean Bandit and Louisa Johnson’s new single Tears, landing at Number 6. The track gives the X Factor winner a second Top 10 (following her Number 9-peaking winner’s single Forever Young) and a fifth for Clean Bandit.
US singer-songwriter Gnash enters the Top 10 for the first time with I Hate You, I Love You, up four spots to Number 8, and Kungs Vs Cookin’ On Three Burners vault from 29 to 10 with This Girl.

There are two more big climbers on this week’s chart: Cheat Codes and Kris Kross Amsterdam’s Sex – a reworking of Salt-N-Pepa’s Let’s Talk About Sex – lifts six places to Number 14, and Pink’s Just Like Fire zooms 14 places to 22.
Finally, Adele’s new single Send My Love (To Your New Lover) makes its Top 40 debut this week at Number 34, as does OneRepublic’s Wherever I Go at 36.

UK top100 chart for all sales and streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/

UK top100 chart for all sales (digital/physical): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-sales-chart/

UK top100 chart for physical sales (cds/vinyl): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-singles-chart/


albums:

It has been quite The Ride for Catfish and the Bottlemen since their BRIT Award win , and they have now reached their next destination - Number 1.
The Welsh Rock band's second studio album The Ride betters their previous effort The Balcony by nine places, reaching Number 1 comfortably with combined chart sales of 38,000.
The group told OfficialCharts.com: "It's class to be number 1 with the new album! We're made up with that. Thank you!"

Hitting the top spot is just another reason why 2016 has been the band's biggest year yet. They beat James Bay, Wolf Alice, Years & Years and Jess Glynne to Best British Newcomer at the 2016 BRIT Awards and will embark on a seven-date UK tour in November.
Sticking with the Number 2 spot is Drake's Views (also the most streamed collection of the week), and Beyoncé climbs one place to 3 with Lemonade. Coldplay's A Head Full of Dreams jolts four places in anticipation for their Wembley Arena dates later this month (4), and ABC are a new entry at 5 with The Lexicon of Love II, their first Top 10 in 26 years.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]A new entry at 6 this week are Fifth Harmony with their second record 7/27. It is the X Factor USA alumni's first Top 10 album after their debut offering Reflection peaked at Number 18.
Three albums make huge leaps within the Top 20, the first of which is from Jess Glynne - I Cry When I Laugh rebounds seven places to Number 7. Little Mix's Get Weird is also up seven spots (9) and Sia's This Is Acting bounces six placings to 13.
Architects are new at 15 with fourth studio album All Our Gods Have Abandonded Us - their highest charting effort yet - while Twenty One Pilots are up ten to 16 with Blurryface. Years & Years are another climber of five places with Communion (19), as are Lukas Graham with their self-titled debut, on the up by nine places to Number 21.
Flume's sophomore collection Skin is his first UK Top 40 entry at 25 and Panic at the Disco! rise 29 places 32 with Death of a Bachelor. Finally, Beth Orton's new album Kidsticks just makes it into the Top 40, a new entry at 40.

UK top100 chart (all sales and streaming) : http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/

UK tpp100 chart for all sales(digital/physical): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-sales-chart/

uk top100 chart for physical sales (cd/vinyl): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-albums-chart/

Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 04-06-2016

AUSTRALIAN chart overview for 4th June 2016:

singles:

A move of one spot for ‘This Is What You Came For’ has given Scottish DJ/producer Calvin Harris his second #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart. Harris first topped the chart with the collaboration with Disciples, ‘How Deep Is Your Love’ (#1 Aug. ’15). It’s Rihanna’s third #1 as a featured artist, following on from her two chart-toppers with Eminem: ‘Love The Way You Lie’ (#1 Jul. ’10) and ‘The Monster’ (#1 Nov. ’13).
In the week his second album, Skin, tops the Albums Chart, Flume picks up his second top five single with ‘Say It’ moving to #5. His first top five was with ‘Never Be Like You’ (#1 Feb. ’16).
Up three spots this week to #9, ‘Me Too’ becomes Meghan Trainor’s sixth top ten single and second from Thank You (#3 May ’16), following on from ‘No’ (#9 Apr. ’16).
Drake may have lost the #1 to Calvin Harris but his collaboration with Rihanna has moved up a further nine spots to #13 in its third week in the top 50.
The second single from last week’s #1 album has climbed 27 spots to #19 from last week’s debut position of #46. It’s one spot below the peak of previous single, ‘Dangerous Woman’ (#18 Apr. ’16).
There’s also big moves this week for Kungs Vs Cookin On 3 Burners’ ‘This Girl’ (up four to #23), Little Mix’s ‘Hair’ (up nine to #25), Cheat Codes & Kris Kross Amsterdam’s ‘Sex’ (up eight to #28) and Keith Urban & Carrie Underwood’s ‘The Fighter’ (up eleven to #33).
Debuts:
#29: Twenty One Pilots ‘Ride’ – The second top 50 single for American duo Twenty One Pilots. It’s the follow-up to their #2 ‘Stressed Out’ (Mar. ’16). Both singles come from the album Blurryface (#11 May ’15).
#36: Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez ‘We Don’t Talk Anymore’ – Charlie Puth picks up his third ARIA Singles Chart entry as lead artist with ‘We Don't Talk Anymore’. It’s the third single to come from Puth’s debut album Nine Track Mind (#8 Feb. ’16), following on from ‘Marvin Gaye’ (#4 May ’15) and ‘One Call Away’ (#3 Feb. ’16).
#42: Flo Rida Feat. Jason Derulo ‘Hello Friday’ – Flo Rida picks up his second chart entry for 2015 with the Jason Derulo collaboration ‘Hello Friday’. The follow-up to ‘My House’ (#6 Mar. ’16) is the American rapper’s twenty-third top 50 single in Australia.
#43: Selena Gomez ‘Kill Em With Kindness’ – The fourth single from Selena Gomez’s second album Revival (#3 Oct. ’15), following on from ‘Good For You’ (#10 Aug. ’15), ‘Same Old Love’ (#33 Oct. ’15) and ‘Hands To Myself’ (#13 Feb. ’16).

Aussie top50 chart link: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart

albums:


Sydney producer Flume has taken out the #1 spot on this week’s ARIA Albums Chart with his second album, Skin. It’s the eighth Australian album to hit #1 in 2016.
This week sees significant moves from Rüfüs’ Bloom (up 15 to #15), Graeme Connors’ 60 Summers (up 31 to #18) and The Cat Empire’s Rising With The Sun (up 15 to #32).
On the back of his #1 album, Flume’s self-titled debut has re-entered the top 50 at #42.
Debuts:
#1: Flume ‘Skin’ – Sydney producer Harley Streten, aka Flume, picks up his second #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart courtesy of second album Skin. The follow-up to Flume (#1 Feb. ’13) features the singles ‘Never Be Like You’ (#1 Feb. ’16), ‘Smoke & Retribution’ (#23 Feb. ’16) and ‘Say It’ (#5 this week). Collaborators on Skin include Beck, Little Dragon and Vince Staples.
#2: Architects ‘All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us’ – The seventh studio album from British metalcore band Architects gives them their second top 50 appearance. All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us takes over from Lost Forever, Lost Together (#13 Mar. ’14) as the band’s highest ARIA Charts peak.
#6: Catfish and the Bottlemen ‘The Ride’ – British indie band Catfish and the Bottlemen pick up their first top 50 with The Ride. It’s the quartet’s second album. Their 2014 debut The Balcony peaked at #51 in February 2015.
#8: Fifth Harmony ‘7/27’ – American girl group Fifth Harmony pick up a new peak thanks to second album 7/27. The follow-up to Reflection (#16 Feb. ’15) features the single ‘Work From Home’ (#3 Mar. ’16) as well as appearances from Fetty Wap and Missy Elliott.
#14: Rates ‘Untold’ – Album two from Sydney rapper Rates. It becomes his new peak on the Albums Chart, taking over from debut Destroy & Rebuild (#38 Jun. ’13). Several tracks feature labelmate Kerser.
#16: The Wiggles ‘The Best Of’ – The Wiggles pick up their highest ever peak on the Albums Chart with The Best Of. The compilation brings together 31 tracks performed by the current line-up of the group. Their previous peak was with another compilation, Hot Potatoes! The Best Of The Wiggles (#32 Mar. ’14). It’s the second Wiggles release to chart in 2016; Wiggle Town! peaked at #41 in February.
#19: Lacuna Coil ‘Delirium’ – With their eighth album, Italian metal band Lacuna Coil pick up their first top 50 appearance on the ARIA Albums Chart. Delirium is the follow-up to 2014’s Broken Crown Halo. The band’s previous chart best was in 2009 when Shallow Life peaked at #78.
#20: The Monkees ‘Good Times!’ – To mark their 50th anniversary The Monkees return with their first studio album in 20 years. Good Times! is the first group release following the passing of Davy Jones in 2012. It features songs written by the likes of Paul Weller (The Jam/Style Council), Noel Gallagher (Oasis), Andy Partridge (XTC), Rivers Cuomo (Weezer) and Ben Gibbard (Death Cab For Cutie). It’s the first Monkees album to chart in the top 50 since The Collection (#25 Sept. ’92).
#21: Dierks Bentley ‘Black’ – The first top 50 album for American country artist Dierks Bentley. Black is Bentley’s eighth album and the follow-up to 2014’s Riser.
#23: Winterbourne ‘Pendulum’ – Indie folk duo Winterbourne hit the top 50 for the first time thanks to their EP Pendulum. It’s the Central Coast pair’s second EP; they released their debut, All But The Sun, in 2014.
#47: Beth Orton ‘Kidsticks’ – British singer-songwriter Beth Orton grabs her first top 50 in ten years with Kidsticks. Orton’s sixth album is her first in four years. She last charted with Comfort Of Strangers (#40 Feb. ’06).

link to the Aussie top50 albums chart: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart

Weekly music charts for 2016 - Music Head - 10-06-2016

Billboard positions for new releases on the Top 100 Songs chart for this week

74. Selena Gomez - Kill Em With Kindness
92. Kelsea Ballerini - Peter Pan
93. Sam Hunt - Make You Miss Me
98. Dierks Bentley ft. Elle King - Different For Girls
99. Chris Lane - Fix
100. Daya - Sit Still, Look Pretty


Billboard positions for new releases and re-entries on the Top 200 Albums chart for this week

new

2. Dierks Bentley - Black
4. Fifth Harmony - 7/27
8. Flume - Skin
12. Kevin Gates - Murder For Hire II
14. Monkees - Good Times!
15. Thrice - To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere
28. Catfish And The Bottlemen - The Ride
33. Lacuna Coil - Delirium
53. Real Friends - Home Inside My Head
71. Ro James - Eldorado
94. Dario - Alpha (ep)
98. Death Angel - The Evil Divide
109. Architects - All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us
122. Lil Uzi Vert - Lil Uzi Vert Vs. The World
152. Miles Davis & Robert Glasper - Everything's Beautiful
171. Various Artists - NOW That's What I Call A Workout 2016

re-entry

65. Fifth Harmony - Reflection
73. Goo Goo Dolls - Greatest Hits, Volume One: The Singles
129. K Michelle - More Issues Than Vogue
155. Kenny Chesney - Greatest Hits II
157. Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
159. Simon & Garfunkel - Playlist: Very Best Of
160. Billy Joel - Essential
161. Lil Dicky - Professional Rapper
164. Sublime - Sublime
169. Deftones - White Pony
174. 50 Cent - Get Rich Or Die Tryin'
180. Michael Jackson - Number Ones
181. Johnny Cash - The Legend Of Johnny Cash
183. Lil Wayne - Tha Carter III
188. Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
190. Lumineers - Lumineers
194. Kid Cudi - Man On The Moon: The End Of Day
195. Drake - Thank Me Later
197. Michael Jackson - Bad
200. Twenty88 - Twenty88

Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 10-06-2016

UK charts overview for 10th June 2016:

singles/songs:

Drake has bopped his way to an impressive ninth week at Number 1 with One Dance.The track, featuring Wizkid and Kyla, achieved 73,000 combined chart sales to top the Official Singles Chart yet again, extending its reign as the longest reigning Number 1 single in nine years.


If the track can hold on for another seven days, it will equal the 10-week tenure of Rihanna's Umbrella from 2007. The last time a song was knocked off the top spot after nine weeks at the helm was Gnarls Barkley's Crazy in 2006.
One Dance is also the most streamed track of the week, notching up 5.6 million listens in the last seven days.

Justin Timberlake's Can't Stop The Feeling settles for Number 2 for the fourth week in a row, and Calvin Harris and Rihanna's This Is What You Came For enjoys a sixth week in the Top 3 at 3.
Kungs vs Cookin' On 3 Burners' This Girl rockets six places to Number 4 – breaking into the Top 5 for the first time – and Clean Bandit and Louisa Johnson's Tears hops one place to 5.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]P!nk's Just Like Fire vaults into the Top 20 for the first time, rising three to Number 19. The track is her 24th Top 20 hit, the latest since 2013's True Love featuring Lily Allen.

DJ Khaled's collaboration with Drake For Free is new at 25, and marks Khaled's first Top 40 entry. The track is Drake's 19th Top 40 single. Check out Drake's complete UK singles and albums chart history.
Following closely behind is Adele's Send My Love (To Your New Lover), advancing eight to 26, while Calum Scott's Robyn cover, Dancing On My Own, reaches a new peak, up 15 places to 27.
Finally, Shawn Mendes' new single Treat You Better starts out 31 and Ariana Grande's Into You makes its Top 40 debut, up five rungs at 40.

song chart link contains physical/digital sales and streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/ .....#1 is Drake

song chart link containing just physical and digital sales only: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-sales-chart/ ....#1 is Justin Timberlake

singles chart (because this contains only physical sales)......: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-singles-chart/ ...#1 is Manic Street Preachers

so yet again, three diferent song/single format charts and three diferent #1's

if you have a look at it,
the Drake song is not in the actual "physical sales" chart but is at #6 on the sales chart that counts digital sales and #1 on the one that allows streaming,
therefore he is at #1 on the big chart through mainly "streaming",

Justin Timberlake is also not in the actual "physical sales" chart but is #1 on the sales chart that counts digital sales and #2 behind Drake on the chart
that allows streaming,
therefore its fair to say that his positions are probably 50/50 digital sales/streaming

Manic Street Preachers are #1 on the physical sales chart but only #72 on the chart that allows digital/physical sales, they do not feature at all on the
official top100 chart that allows digital sales/ physical sales & streaming!
thereore its air to say that probably ALL their sales are actual sales and of those probably 95% would probably be actual real "sales"!
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Weekly music charts for 2016 - CRAZY-HORSE - 10-06-2016

UK albums chart overview for 10th June:

albums:

Paul Simon today adds a fifth chart-topping album to his collection as his 13th solo album Stranger To Stranger goes straight in at Number 1.Speaking to OfficialCharts.com, the legendary singer-songwriter said: "I don't know a recording artist who wouldn't be elated to have a Number 1 album. A big thank you to everyone who thought enough of the music to go out and buy it. I hope it stands up to multiple listens."
While Paul hit the top last year with career retrospective The Ultimate Collection, this is his first Number 1 studio album in 26 years, since Rhythm Of The Saints hit the top in 1990.


Drake’s latest set Views stays at 2, while Coldplay move up one place to 3 with A Head Full Of Dreams. The band kicked off their UK stadium tour in Manchester last weekend.
Beyoncé's Lemonade slides one to 4, and last week’s Number 1 The Ride by Catfish and the Bottlemen drops to 5.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Grime MC Bugzy Malone lands at Number 6 with his second album Facing Time, and Dexys' fifth studio album, Let The Record Show: Dexys Do Irish And Country Soul, is new at Number 10.
David Bowie's Best Of Bowie collection rises seven places to Number 13, while Ed Sheeran's x returns to the Top 20, advancing eight to 15.

Danish metal band Volbeat claim their first UK Top 40 album with Seal The Deal & Let’s Boogie at 16,
and The Kills score a new Official Albums Chart personal best with their fifth record Ash & Ice (18).


An all-new album from The Monkees, Good Times! – marking the band’s 50th anniversary – is new at Number 29, Canadian siblings Tegan & Sara are at 30 with their eighth album Love You To Death, and Paul Simon's The Ultimate Collection vaults 89 places to land at Number 31.
American hardcore band Beartooth are new at 35 with Aggressive, while Bob Marley and the Wailers' classic songs collection Legend rises seven places to return to the Top 40 at 39.

album chart link contains physical/digital sales and streaming: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/ ...Paul Simon is #1 on this chart

album chart link that only contains digital and physical sales..: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-sales-chart/ ...Paul Simon is #1 here also

album chart link that only counts actual physical sales (cd/vinyl): http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/physical-albums-chart/ ...Paul Simon is #1 here also

so the whole spiel about the singles/song chart is blown out o the water with this week's album char because Paul Simon was streamed and sold more than anyone else
over the week in the UK.