Category: Music charts

Going straight in at No.1 is Gabrielle Aplin with The Power Of Love, that ghastly cover version you hear on the syrupy John Lewis advert. It’s not a patch on the Frankie Goes To Hollywood …

Staying at No.1 is Olly Murs Feat. Flo Rida with Troublemaker, where he keeps going on about having a heart attack. But hasn’t yet. Shame. You can see the video here: Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, …

Going in at No.1 is Olly Murs Feat. Flo Rida with Troublemaker, where he keeps going on about having a heart attack. But hasn’t yet. Shame. You can hear some more entertainment music here, from …

Going in at No.1 is One Direction with Little Things, a song about their tiny penises. It’s crap. You can hear some proper music here, from Richard Harris with Macarthur Park: As such, Robbie Williams …

Staying at No.1 is Robbie Williams with Candy, but it’s Dreadful with a capital D, so I won’t post a link to it here. You can hear some proper music here, from House of Pain …

Going straight in at No.1 is Robbie Williams with Candy, but it’s Dreadful with a capital D, so I won’t post a link to it here. You can hear some proper music here, from Jefferson …

Climbing to No.1 from No.85 is Labrinth Feat. Emeli Sandé with Beneath Your Beautiful, and you have to wait 30 seconds of an advert before you get to one of the most dreary pieces of …

Going straight in at No.1 is Swedish House Mafia Feat. John Martin with Don’t You Worry Child and it’s more brain-dead, autotuned, dance-pop-by-numbers. You can see the video here: Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and …

Going straight in at No.1 is Rihanna with Diamonds, and it’s tedious. You can see the video here… Well, the music from it. Where’s the video? As such, PSY drops to No.2 with Gangnam Style …