32 Doves - The Man Who Told Everything * !!!

N O V E M B E R 1 1 T H 2 0 0 0 [This week’s digest] [New Singles Release Info]

[Album Charts] [New Albums Release Info]

[Last week’s chart]

In the last chart of 1999, I posted my Top 50 singles of the year, pickingout the Top 10 first. During 2000, I’ll be going through the list one by onestarting with the Top 10 in alphabetical order.

This week : 12 new entries, 2 climbers, 1 non-movers & 25 downers.

new entry re-entry climber faller non moverCHART TIME !

(* – my current favourites)
(!!! – Single Of The Week!!!)
(:O === the current all-time hate that makes even my smilie want to hurl!)
( (R) – Repeat., ie. a re-release)

A brief analysis on the current chart situation…

36 Laurent Garnier – Greed
33 De La Soul feat. Chaka Khan – All Good
32 Doves – The Man Who Told Everything
28 Kristine Blond – Love Shy
20 The Corrs – Irresistible :O ===
15 Limp Bizkit – My Generation
13 Louise – Beautiful Inside
9 Kandi – Don’t Think I’m Not
8 Christina Aguilera – Come on Over Baby
7 Nelly – Hot Shit
6 Tweenies – Number 1
1 Westlife – My Love

so the following dropped out :

39 Damage – Rumours
38 Blur – Music is my Radar
37 S Club 7 – Natural
36 Sonique – Sky
35 Sugababes – Overload
34 Moby – Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad
32 Alice Deejay – Lonely One
31 Lionel Richie – Angel
30 Jill Scott – Gettin’ in the Way
29 JJ72 – October Swimmer
26 Madison Avenue – Who The Hell Are You
20 Iron Maiden – Out of the Silent Planet

2 climbers :

2 (4) Baha Men – Who Let the Dogs Out
39 (40) Spiller – Groovejet

1 non-movers :

12 Anastacia

and 25 going down. Big fallers include :

18 (10) Coldplay
19 (13) Gabrielle
35 (22) K Gee
40 (25) Pink

New entries from No.41-75. See who missed out this time round :

48 Eagle-Eye Cherry feat. Neneh Cherry – Long Way Around
50 Steve Lawler – Rise In
52 Goldenscan – Sunrise
56 My Vitriol – Pieces
58 Phatt B – And Da Drum Machine
65 Duke – So in Love with You
68 Sueno Latino – Sueno Latino
69 And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead – Mistakes and Regrets

Of this week’s highlights and lowlights…

32 Doves – The Man Who Told Everything * !!!Five months ago in early June this excellent band from Manchester capturedthe summer sound with the much-ignored “Catch the Sun” which also made No.32.

Now we have a song that’s quite a depressing one but a touch of classnonetheless and gets right under your skin. Another MTV2 favourite.

20 The Corrs – Irresistible :O ===Christ, what a load of crap! Their last turgid mess, Breathless, waslapped up by the single-buying public, but thankfully they’ve seen the lightwith what is a carbon copy of that one.

Now when will The Corrs get back to making PROPER music!?

13 Louise – Beautiful InsideI bet she’ll be next for the chop after the recent bands and artists thathave been dumped by their record companies. Her album’s doing badly too.

7 Nelly – Hot ShitMmm.. spicy curries!

2 (4) Baha Men – Who Let the Dogs OutApparently his had a 75% increase in sales last week but still dropped afew places after the Top 3 were all new entries. I wish they had beat Westlifethough.

1 Westlife – My Love *1st Week at No.1*

Haven’t heard this one yet, but it marks their seventh No.1 in a rowwhich apparently ties them with the Beatles, but getting to No.1 is hardlya chore these days, unless you’re in Scooch.

This coming week will see the fight out between new albums from Westlife andthe Spice Girls. I reckon Westlife will triumph easily.

Anyone know how many copies Westlife’s and Spice Girls’ singles sold in thefirst week?

This single is the 36th in a row to go straight in at No.1.

1. Westlife – I Have a Dream / Seasons in the Sun

2. Manic Street Preachers – The Masses Against the Classes

3. Britney Spears – Born to Make You Happy

4. Gabrielle – Rise

5. Oasis – Go Let it Out

6. All Saints – Pure Shores

7. Madonna – American Pie

8. Chicane featuring Bryan Adams – Don’t Give Up

9. Geri Halliwell – Bag It Up

10. Melanie C – Never Be The Same Again

11. Westlife – Fool Again

12. Craig David – Fill Me In

13. Fragma – Toca’s Miracle

14. Oxide & Neutrino – Bound 4 Da Reload (Casualty)

15. Britney Spears – Oops! I Did It Again

16. Madison Avenue – Don’t Call Me Baby

17. Billie Piper – Day & Night

18. Sonique – It Feels So Good

19. Black Legend – You See The Trouble With Me

20. Kylie Minogue – Spinning Around

21. Eminem – The Real Slim Shady

22. The Corrs – Breathless

23. Ronan Keating – Life is a Rollercoaster

24. Five & Queen – We Will Rock You

25. Craig David – 7 Days

26. Robbie Williams – Rock DJ

27. Mel C – I Turn To You

28. Spiller – Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love)

29. Madonna – Music

30. A1 – Take On Me

31. Modjo – Lady (Hear Me Tonight)

32. Mariah Carey & Westlife – Against All Odds

33. All Saints – Black Coffee

34. U2 – Beautiful Day

35. Steps – Stomp

36. Spice Girls – Holler/Let Love Lead the Way

37. Westlife – My Love

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New releases :

October 30th :

November (date unknown) :

November 6th :

November 13th :

November 20th :

November 27th :

Walk Of Life – Billie Piper (Innocent/Virgin)

December (date unknown) :

December 4th :

December 11th :

December 18th :

[tba] – Westlife (RCA)

January 2001 (date unknown) :

February (date unknown) :

Shining Light – Ash (Infectious/Mushroom)

March (date unknown) :

Flowers In The Window – Travis (Independiente)

April (date unknown) :

Sometime – Ash (Infectious/Mushroom)

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Top 75 ALBUM chart analysis :

This week there are new entries for

1 U2 – All That You Can’t Leave Behind
3 Blur – Best Of
4 Steps – Buzz
20 Michael Ball – This Time It’s Personal
21 Samantha Mumba – Gotta Tell You
26 Otis Redding – Best Of
30 Celine Dion – Collector’s Series Vol.1
33 Sash! – Best Of
41 The Stone Roses – Remixes
53 Maria Callas – Popular Music from TV, Film and Opera
63 Cradle Of Filth – Midian

The top 5 goes like this :

1 U2 – All That You Can’t Leave Behind
2 Texas – Greatest Hits
3 Blur – Best Of
4 Steps – Buzz
5 Coldplay – Parachutes

New releases :

October 30th :

November (date unknown) :

November 6th :

November 13th :

November 20th :

November 27th :

December 12th :

[tba] – Run DMC (-)

January 2001 (date unknown) :

[tba] – Cast (Polydor)

February 2001 (date unknown) :

March 2001 :

April 2001 :

May 2001 :

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Dominator’s Top 50 of 1999

45. Sting – Brand New DayThis was the first single to be released from the same-titled albumand made No.13 in September last year.

It was followed by Desert Rose (No.15, Jan 2000) and the dreadfulAfter the Rain Has Fallen (No.31, April 2000), for which the video had a”Lionel Richie: Dancing on the Ceiling” feel to it.

The end bit :

Well, that’s it for now. If you want to be added to the WidescreenVideo and Laserdisc lists, just mail me.

Bye for now,

Dominator

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Dom Robinson

Reviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the same year. Running DVDfever.co.uk since 2000. Nobel Peace Prize winner 2021.

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