[Album Charts] [New Albums Release Info]
[Last week’s chart]
For my last chart of 2000, I’ve posted my Top 50 singles of the year,starting with the Top 10. During 2001, I’ll be going through the list one byone starting with the Top 10 in alphabetical order.
This week: 11 new entries, 0 climbers, 2 non-movers & 27 downers.(* – 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…
- 11 new entries :
- 40 UB40 – Since I Met You Lady
- 36 Sunscreen vs Push – Please Save Me
- 32 Sugar Ray – When It’s Over
- 29 India Arie – Brown Skin
- 28 Super Furry Animals – Rings Around The World *
- 23 Pulp – The Trees
- 18 Streets – Has It Come To This
- 8 Linkin Park – In The End :O ===
- 7 Ones – Flawless
- 5 Usher – U Got It Bad
- 2 Michael Jackson – You Rock My World
- 40 Ian Van Dahl – Castles in the Sky
- 39 Artful Dodger & Melanie Blatt – 24/7
- 38 Starsailor – Alcoholic
- 37 Talisman P – Here I Come
- 36 Faith Hill – Breathe
- 35 Sophie Ellis Bextor – Take Me Home
- 31 Nelly Furtado – Turn Off The Light
- 34 Stereophonics – Step on my Old Size Nines
- 33 Victoria Beckham – Not Such an Innocent Girl
- 29 Girls at Play – Respectable
- 27 Jo Breezer – Venus and Mars
- 1 Kylie Minogue – Can’t Get You Out of My Head
- 10 Mary J Blige
- 13 (7) Bell & Spurling
- 14 (8) Sum 41
- 15 (12) Jean Jacques Smoothie
- 25 (16) Sarah Connor
- 34 (20) Ash – Candy
- 37 (21) Kurupt
- 41 PJ Harvey – This is Love
- 42 Elbow – Newborn
- 43 X-Press 2 – Smoke Machine
- 53 Roots Manuva – Dreamy Days
- 59 Luther Vandross – Take You Out
- 61 Fugazi – Furniture
- 70 Funk D’Void – Diabla
- 73 Hi Tek – Round & Round
- 74 Desert – Letting Ya Mind Go
so the following dropped out :
0 climbers : 2 non-movers :
and 27 going down. Big fallers include :
New entries from No.41-75. See who missed out this time round :
This is okay, but that’s all. It’s a mediocre track that doesn’t inspire muchin the way of positive thoughts. Yes, she may have a slinky white dress in thevideo but it doesn’t sit well when you have the body of an Ethopian.
On the plus side, at least it’s stopped Michael Jackson getting to No.1with his limp effort.
Much better is the track I’ve only recently heard, even though I understandit’s a year old and comes from her last album. That track is “Your DiscoNeeds You”. Why they hell wasn’t that released over here??
Read the review of her albumFever
This is the 13th single in a row to go straight in at No.1 :
- 1. DJ Pied Piper – Do You Really Like It
- 2. Shaggy feat. Rayvon – Angel
- 3. Moulin Rouge – Lady Marmalade
- 4. Hear’Say – The Way To Your Love
- 5. Roger Sanchez – Another Chance
- 6. Robbie Williams – Eternity / The Road to Mandalay
- 7. Atomic Kitten – Eternal Flame
- 8. So Solid Crew – 21 Seconds
- 9. Five – Let’s Dance
- 10. Blue – Too Close
- 11. Bob The Builder – Mambo No.5
- 12. DJ Otzi – Hey Baby
- 13. Kylie Minogue – Can’t Get You Out of My Head
- Afroman Because I Got High
Alcazar Crying At The Discotheque
Alicia Keys Fallin
Alsou He Loves Me
BBMak Unpredictable
Ben Onono Tattoo Blue
Daddy DJ Daddy DJ
Lisa Left Eye Lopes The Block Party
Michael Jackson – You Rock My World
Shelby Lynne Killin Kind
System Of A Down Chop Suey
Viaiio Rapture
Weezer Island In The Sun
- Rainstar Breakdown
- Geri Halliwell Calling
Gorillaz Rock The House
- Evoke Arms Of Loren (Ferry Corsten Remix)
- S Club 7 Have You Ever?
Wheatus Wannabe Gangster
This week there are new entries for
- 2 Starsailor – Love is Here
- 3 Paul Weller – Days of Speed
- 26 Leonard Cohen – Ten New Songs
- 42 Engelbert Humperdinck – I Want To Wake Up With You
- 54 Lamb – What Sound
- 63 Fugazi – The Argument
The top 5 goes like this :
- 1 Kylie Minogue: Fever
- 2 Starsailor – Love is Here
- 3 Paul Weller – Days of Speed
- 4 Elton John: Songs from the West Coast
- 5 David Cassidy – Then and Now
Dominator’s Top 50 of 2000
42. Placebo – Taste in MenMaking No.16 in July last year, although it has a highly-repetitive line of“change your taste in men”, it’s an exceptionally well-done track thatdoesn’t sound like it belongs in the charts because it verges too far on thegothic sides of music.
It received regular airplay on MTV2 and I also heard it on the first Saturdaynight I went to Manchester’s Mutz Nutz club for the “Poptastic” night(and it’s well-recommended, and no I didn’t get paid to say that 🙂
It was followed in October 2000 by “Slave to the Wage” (No.19), which wasnot a bad track, but rather mainstream by Placebo’s standards.
Review copyright © Dominic Robinson, 2001.
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.