Going straight in the UK Top 100 Music chart at No.1 is Eminem feat. Rihanna with The Monster and it may sound like a rather odd combination, and… yes, it is. I'm not impressed with the outcome .
As such, Lorde drops to No.2 with Royals and it’s a heavily-produced song for this 16-year-old singer from New Zealed and… it’s okay, but No.1? Really? Someone’s hype machine has been working overtime.
The rest of the Top 10 isn’t much to shout about with a lacklustre Fatboy Slim track at No.3, where Riva Starr & Beardyman join him for Eat Sleep Rave Repeat, which is rambling nonsense set to a drumbeat .
Then there’s One Direction, Tinie Tempah and The Wanted – No thanks to any of them.
A better bet is at No.12: Foxes with Youth, and you can see that video here:
Meanwhile, there are new entries in the Top 40 for:
6 Tinie Tempah feat. John Martin – Children Of The Sun
8 The Wanted – Show Me Love (America)
12 Foxes – Youth
28 Justin Bieber – Recovery
37 M.A.D – Toyboy
Lower entries outside the Top 40 include:
45 (RE) Lou Reed – Perfect Day
53 (RE) Lou Reed – Walk On The Wild Side
68 Avril Lavigne – Rock N Roll
97 Bruno Mars – Gorilla
In the album charts, Arcade Fire go straight in at No.1 with Reflektor, the title track of which is simply incredible. The album knocks Katy Perry down to No.2 with PRISM. The new entries come from:
1 Arcade Fire – Reflektor
4 Lorde – Pure Heroine
6 Union J – Union J
11 Matt Cardle – Porcelain
12 Linkin Park – Recharged
21 Paul Potts – The Greatest Hits
25 Chas & Dave – That’s What Happens
33 Boy George – This Is What I Do
35 (RE) Lou Reed – Transformer
46 Wilkinson – Lazers Not Included
65 White Denim – Corsicana Lemonade
77 Steeleye Span – Wintersmith
83 Just Dance Kids – Halloween Party For Kids 2013 & Mini
86 Robert Glasper – Experiment Black Radio 2
89 David Essex – Reflections
The new release dates for singles and albums can be found HERE and they go up to December 2013.
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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