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The top 20 best selling albums of 2011 have been revealed and now here is the definitive list of the official best selling singles in the UK for 2011.
The counting has been completed, the album chart of 2011 has been compiled. What is the best selling album of 2011? Well here is the official Top 20 best selling albums of 2011. Are any of your favorites in the chart? Is there an album that’s missing? Let me know what you think.
Every time I listen to a song, it is scrobbled on last.fm, and over the last 12 months I have listened to a lot on songs, new artists and old, and here are the Top 25 artists I have scrobbled, along with the Top 25 songs from 2011, that I’ve listened to (the [...]
Whilst browsing the internet on my favorite Entertainment site, Digital Spy, I noticed that they have released, what they think, are the Top 25 singles of 2011. And I wanted to share the list with you, to get your opinions. So have a read, and let me know if you agree, disagree with [...]
Yesterday on BBC Radio 1 Scott Mills announced the Top 40 best selling singles of 2010 (as it currently stands), and there were several contenders who had BIG songs released in 2010, and there were a few shocks in the chart as it was announced. But who has got the coverted title of having the [...]
As the end of the year approaches its the annual announcement of who has the best selling album of the year. There are many contenders out there to try and claim that top spot including Susan Boyle, Mumford & Sons, Alicia Keys, Plan B, Robbie Williams, Take That & Katy Perry but who has managed [...]
Every year the bods at Last.FM release the Top 40 scrobbled acts of the year, and today they have announced which acts have made it into the chart. The information is solely based on all the members of the site scrobbling a song, and the act which has had the most scrobbles makes it [...]
Last night in the UK, Channel 4 unleashed a countdown of the Top 50 Greatest Music Videos as selected by Pop Industry Big Wigs, and then voted for by the public. The show was introduced by Girls Aloud’s Kimberly Walsh and culmulatively counted down the chart ending with a “No Shock Horror” result, in which [...]
And finally here is the Top 25
1 – Radiohead Kid A
2 – Amy Winehouse – Back To Black
3 – Radiohead – In Rainbows
4 – Outkast – Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
5 – Britney Spears – Blackout
6 – The Strokes – Is This It
7 [...]
Here are numbers 26 – 50
26 – Joanna Newsom – Ys
27 – Dizzee Rascal – Maths & English
28 – Cat Power The Greatest
29 – Madonna – Confessions On A Dance Floor
30 – Mos Def – The Ecstatic
31 – The White Stripes – White Blood [...]
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