A New Decade In Pop: Week #12

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

Gaga and Beyoncé's video epic has done the trick: 'Telephone' climbs up to #1 and The Fame gets the top album spot. Otherwise a quiet week, especially for poor old Goldfrapp (down to #76 already, yikes).

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Remember to go and vote in Heat #8 of 2005, which closes tomorrow.

Comments

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

Also sad that 'Imma Be' isn't at least somewhere in the UK top 100 (three other Peas songs are), it's much better than Rock That Body but according to comparemyradio (http://comparemyradio.com/artists/Black_Eyed_Peas/tracks) it's only getting about half the airplay over here :(

[koganbot]

Comparing the two charts I see that I ticked 6 out of 10 in America and 7 out of 10 in Britain (and probably should have ticked 8 or 9, but was feeling not in the mood for "Starry Eyed" that day, and Alicia fell just south of my borderline). My non-ticks were DeRulo on both charts; Cruz, Train, and Young Money in America; and Goulding and Keys in the U.K.