― deej.. (deej..), Thursday, 29 June 2006 21:37 (eighteen years ago) link
― It's Rodney, poised and rational! (R. J. Greene), Thursday, 29 June 2006 21:46 (eighteen years ago) link
― deej.. (deej..), Thursday, 29 June 2006 21:48 (eighteen years ago) link
but the last group before PCD to accomplish 4 top 20 hits from their debut album wasHOOTIE AND THE BLOWFISH! hold my hand #10let her cry #9only wanna be with you #6time #14
maroon 5 did give them a good run for the money.
― danzig (danzig), Thursday, 29 June 2006 21:50 (eighteen years ago) link
― j blount (papa la bas), Thursday, 29 June 2006 21:52 (eighteen years ago) link
― deej.. (deej..), Thursday, 29 June 2006 21:54 (eighteen years ago) link
― It's Rodney, poised and rational! (R. J. Greene), Friday, 30 June 2006 03:05 (eighteen years ago) link
Below that... Kath McPhee's take on 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow' (in this day and age? Good grief) debuts at #12, along with a sudden sense of dread that I'm going to have to put it in the Jukebox. Urgh. On a similar note - 'Shoulder Lean' is #31. Uck. Jessica Simpson's 'A Public Affair' debuts on the 100 at 39, and 'Sexy Love' is Ne-Yo's third hit this year at #50.
― William Bloody Swygart (mrswygart), Thursday, 6 July 2006 14:27 (eighteen years ago) link
― deej.. (deej..), Thursday, 6 July 2006 14:32 (eighteen years ago) link
glancing at the chart - did 'why you wanna' really peak at 29? dixie chicks still hanging in there which surprises me a bit actually. pearl jam not haning in there - no surprise. interesting debut @ 34 on the albums chart.
yung joc + shakira >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> gnarls barkley + nelly flirtado btw
― j blount (papa la bas), Thursday, 6 July 2006 15:28 (eighteen years ago) link
― deej.. (deej..), Thursday, 6 July 2006 15:43 (eighteen years ago) link
that reminds me - anyone know the name of that incredibly dramatic older 'wise' (role written for ron isley but isn't ron isley) male + younger cute aaliyah entrant female pro-abstinence r&b song? or the name of that eeny meany miny mo synth-kazoo hip-hop song?
― j blount (papa la bas), Thursday, 6 July 2006 15:57 (eighteen years ago) link
― jaymc (jaymc), Thursday, 6 July 2006 16:03 (eighteen years ago) link
― Thomas Inskeep (submeat), Thursday, 6 July 2006 16:08 (eighteen years ago) link
Ashlee's "Invisible" is invisible compared to Jessica's "A Public Affair" ("Invisible" is in the 50s on Mediabase's mainstream airplay chart and somewhere below 50 on the Billboard main chart); deservedly so, as "Invisible" is the first song Ashlee's released (at least in the U.S.) that she didn't write, and she's got 25 or so songs that are better, including several of the album rejects. Whereas "A Public Affair" is a really nice Madonna "Holiday" evocation. Hope it keeps rising.
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Thursday, 6 July 2006 18:56 (eighteen years ago) link
― It's Rodney, chocolate-covered, freaky, and habit-forming! (R. J. Greene), Thursday, 6 July 2006 21:33 (eighteen years ago) link
― jaymc (jaymc), Thursday, 6 July 2006 21:35 (eighteen years ago) link
― Thomas Inskeep (submeat), Thursday, 6 July 2006 21:48 (eighteen years ago) link
― jaymc (jaymc), Thursday, 13 July 2006 19:33 (eighteen years ago) link
― The Good Dr. Bill (The Good Dr. Bill), Thursday, 13 July 2006 20:27 (eighteen years ago) link
― j blount (papa la bas), Thursday, 13 July 2006 20:40 (eighteen years ago) link
― Dom Passantino (Dom Passantino), Thursday, 13 July 2006 20:45 (eighteen years ago) link
― It's Rodney, currently unemployed! (R. J. Greene), Thursday, 13 July 2006 21:01 (eighteen years ago) link
Bundle of minor climbers from 13 to 17, with Pants!, Cherish, Portrait Of the Artist As A Young Dro, Sean-eh and Kelis all inching towards the top 10. Rather more substantial climbs propel E-40 and Ne-Yo to 22 and 24 respectively, with John Cocking Mayer a new entry at #25. Erupting into the 50 - Chingy ft. Tyrese (#44) and The Wreckers (#48). NOW 22 is Bonnie Prince Album.
― William Bloody Swygart (mrswygart), Thursday, 20 July 2006 09:15 (eighteen years ago) link
In other news, Ronnie Milsap's album is way the hell down the Country albums, like in the 40s. Can they not release a single? I vote for "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" or "Time Keeps Ticking Away" or whatever that one's called.
― dr. phil (josh langhoff), Thursday, 20 July 2006 14:18 (eighteen years ago) link
― The Good Dr. Bill (The Good Dr. Bill), Thursday, 20 July 2006 17:26 (eighteen years ago) link
― j blount (papa la bas), Thursday, 20 July 2006 19:05 (eighteen years ago) link
― Alex in Baltimore (Alex in Baltimore), Thursday, 20 July 2006 19:09 (eighteen years ago) link
― dr. phil (josh langhoff), Thursday, 20 July 2006 23:02 (eighteen years ago) link
Pants! can practically taste the top 10 as they climb to 11, accompanied by slight upward edgings from Cherish (13) and Kelis (16). 'U And Dat' and 'Sexy Love' make their top 20 bows at 18 and 19 respectively. Reasonable climbs for John Cobblers Mayercamp (21), Bromsgrove Hilton (29), Simpson The Elder (30), Chingy (37) and The Wreckers (43).
NEU INS FUNFZIG: 'Janet' & 'Nelly' climb to 25 from 63. Ashlee Gon' Knock You Ahhht makes its debut on the Hot 100 at 28. Yung Joc's Difficult Second Single climbs to 42 from 66, and Rascal Flatts' 'Me & My Gang' gives them three singles in the top 50 at #50.
― William Bloody Swygart (mrswygart), Thursday, 27 July 2006 13:39 (eighteen years ago) link
Jessica Simpson makes large gains, as 'A Public Affair' climbs from 30 to 14. Pants! might have peaked just outside the top ten, slipping from 11 to 15.
Significant climbers outside the 20 - Ashlee's "I Think That Jessica And Me Are Both The Greatest, In Our Own Kind Of Ways" (#21), Chingy & Tyrese's "The Most Acceptable Compromise Of Both Worlds" (#26), Yung Joc (#30) and Roddernee Atkins (#36). New in the #50: Nickelback (#43), FUCKING SNOW PATROL (#47), Steve Holy (#49) and sodding Blue October (#50).
― William Bloody Swygart (mrswygart), Sunday, 6 August 2006 19:25 (eighteen years ago) link
I vote for "Something Dry," easily one of the best country tracks of the year.
― xhuxk (xheddy), Sunday, 6 August 2006 19:52 (eighteen years ago) link
― xhuxk (xheddy), Sunday, 6 August 2006 19:54 (eighteen years ago) link
― Joseph McCombs (Joseph McCombs), Monday, 7 August 2006 20:16 (eighteen years ago) link
― j blount (papa la bas), Monday, 7 August 2006 21:10 (eighteen years ago) link
― It's Rodney, assume the position! (R. J. Greene), Monday, 7 August 2006 23:02 (eighteen years ago) link
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Thursday, 10 August 2006 20:52 (eighteen years ago) link
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Thursday, 10 August 2006 21:52 (eighteen years ago) link
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Friday, 11 August 2006 03:30 (eighteen years ago) link
One of my favorite performers, Various Artists, is atop the album chart. Flyleaf has climbed back up to 67th, probably on the strength of opening for Korn on the Family Values tour. This is an album that's been selling 10 to 12 thousand copies a week for about six months with no let up, will probably keep its pace long enough to go gold.
I feel rather alone on this thread. Where's bloody Swygart? (Oh, I forgot, I still owe him an email.)
By the way, a question I have for you all. Why did Cascada's "Everytime We Touch" hit? I like the song fine, but there are plenty of others like it that hit in Europe and Asia and Canada and Mexico but never do anything in the U.S., so why did this one get airplay? Was there a movie or ad tie-in?
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Saturday, 12 August 2006 06:06 (eighteen years ago) link
Anyway, yes, as stated upthread Ferg y Ferg tops the chart after a mere three weeks on. There's top 10 debuts for Sean Paul ft. Keyshia Cole (#7) and - yes! - P!ATD!, who finally make it to #10 after 23 weeks. Fuck all really happens in the rest of the top 20, 'Sexy Love''s climb to #14 being the only major ascent of note. Other large climbs include Nickelback (43 to 29), The Wreckers (42 to 34), Snow Patrol (35 to 47), and, er, 'SOS', which is back up from 48 to 36. Two songs debut inside the 50 - Five For Fighting's 'The Riddle' climbs from 86 to 40 in its third week on, and is fucking horrible. Breaking Benjamin's 'The Diary Of Jane' is up from 55 to 50, and isn't really that much better.
I'm pretty sure 'Knights Of Cydonia' being top 20 in Modern Rock is still the thing that makes me happiest in the US charts.
― William Bloody Swygart (mrswygart), Saturday, 12 August 2006 14:11 (eighteen years ago) link
I don't get why they're not playing "Supermassive Black Hole." "Knights" is a very strange choice for a single. And it's kind of annoying.
― billstevejim (billstevejim), Saturday, 12 August 2006 14:31 (eighteen years ago) link
― danzig (danzig), Saturday, 12 August 2006 15:24 (eighteen years ago) link
― xhuxk (xheddy), Saturday, 12 August 2006 16:22 (eighteen years ago) link
Now, here are specific charts (there are probably more if I can find out how to get 'em; I'm not sure Mediabase intends these full charts for the general public, since from their basic site they only link you to charts that list the highest 40 tracks):
country<country w/ recurrentsmainstream top 40mainstream top 40 w/ recurrentsChristian ACChristian AC w/ recurrentsmainstream urbanmainstream urban w/ recurrentsalternativealternative w/ recurrentsAC overallAC overall w/ recurrentsCHR/pop(I think that this and the mainstream top 40 lists are now identical)CHR/pop w/ recurrents(ditto)CHR RhythmicCHR Rhythmic w/ recurrentsactive rockactive rock w/ recurrentsLimitations of these numbers: Obviously, they only take into account stations that report to Mediabase, and they don't take into account size of listenership or what time of day a song is played.The basic Mediabase URL is http://w2.mediabase.com/mmrweb/AllAccess.For KDIS in Los Angeles, click on "7-Day Reports," click on "Station Playlists," tick "Station" rather than "Market," then type in "KDIS" and hit "Go," then click on "7-Day Playlist" on the right. Radio Disney has 51 affiliates, I think, so multiply each song's number by 51 to get national plays.If you want to know whois playing a song, find it on some list and then click on the song. For instance, if you go to the "Rhythmic" list you see that the Pack's "Vans" is 25th with 1775 plays. If you click on "Vans," you get a list of the 20 stations in the genre ("Rhythmic") that are playing it the most. (Tops is WNHT-FM in Fort Wayne, with an incredible 121 plays. That's once every one-and-a-half hours.) Note that this won't list the stations in other formats (e.g., "Mainstream Urban" and "Mainstream Top 40") that are also playing it. If you go to the Mainstream Top 40 chart you'll see that "Vans" is 52nd with with 470 plays (up from 368 the week earlier). Also, for a song that's neither a "format leader" nor a "format starter" ("Vans" got played this week in Oklahoma City, Denver, San Antonio, and Seattle for the first time), you're out of luck unless you accidentally stumble on the station. Ebony Eyez "In Ya Face" got 5 plays on Mainstream Top 40 last week, but I can't get any info as to where.(Checking further for Ashlee, I see that "Invisible" got the bulk of its airplay - 47 of its 63 plays - from two Wisconsin stations, one in Madison and one in Green Bay.)
country w/ recurrents
mainstream top 40
mainstream top 40 w/ recurrents
Christian AC
Christian AC w/ recurrents
mainstream urban
mainstream urban w/ recurrents
alternative
alternative w/ recurrents
AC overall
AC overall w/ recurrents
CHR/pop(I think that this and the mainstream top 40 lists are now identical)
CHR/pop w/ recurrents(ditto)
CHR Rhythmic
CHR Rhythmic w/ recurrents
active rock
active rock w/ recurrents
Limitations of these numbers: Obviously, they only take into account stations that report to Mediabase, and they don't take into account size of listenership or what time of day a song is played.
The basic Mediabase URL is http://w2.mediabase.com/mmrweb/AllAccess.
For KDIS in Los Angeles, click on "7-Day Reports," click on "Station Playlists," tick "Station" rather than "Market," then type in "KDIS" and hit "Go," then click on "7-Day Playlist" on the right. Radio Disney has 51 affiliates, I think, so multiply each song's number by 51 to get national plays.
If you want to know whois playing a song, find it on some list and then click on the song. For instance, if you go to the "Rhythmic" list you see that the Pack's "Vans" is 25th with 1775 plays. If you click on "Vans," you get a list of the 20 stations in the genre ("Rhythmic") that are playing it the most. (Tops is WNHT-FM in Fort Wayne, with an incredible 121 plays. That's once every one-and-a-half hours.) Note that this won't list the stations in other formats (e.g., "Mainstream Urban" and "Mainstream Top 40") that are also playing it. If you go to the Mainstream Top 40 chart you'll see that "Vans" is 52nd with with 470 plays (up from 368 the week earlier). Also, for a song that's neither a "format leader" nor a "format starter" ("Vans" got played this week in Oklahoma City, Denver, San Antonio, and Seattle for the first time), you're out of luck unless you accidentally stumble on the station. Ebony Eyez "In Ya Face" got 5 plays on Mainstream Top 40 last week, but I can't get any info as to where.
(Checking further for Ashlee, I see that "Invisible" got the bulk of its airplay - 47 of its 63 plays - from two Wisconsin stations, one in Madison and one in Green Bay.)
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Saturday, 12 August 2006 17:54 (eighteen years ago) link
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Saturday, 12 August 2006 18:08 (eighteen years ago) link
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Saturday, 12 August 2006 19:35 (eighteen years ago) link
― xhuxk (xheddy), Sunday, 13 August 2006 02:01 (eighteen years ago) link
― xhuxk (xheddy), Sunday, 13 August 2006 02:15 (eighteen years ago) link
site:http://w2.mediabase.com/mmrweb/AllAccess/Charts.asp "Kenny Chesney"
For some reason the results will get you some charts but not others (gives me a link to Mainstream Top 40 when I search for Kenny Chesney, but not Country).
― Frank Kogan (Frank Kogan), Wednesday, 16 August 2006 04:26 (eighteen years ago) link