UK Top 100 Music chart summary & my views w/e March 8th 2014

mu080314Going back up to No.1, in the UK Top 100 Music Chart w/e March 8th 2014, is Pharrell with Happy, one of the best songs of the year, without a doubt.

So glad it caused last week’s No.1 to drop to No.2, Sam Smith with Money On My Mind, and god knows that got to No.1. It’s bland dance music at best!

There are three other new entries in the top 10 – Tiësto with Red Lights at No.6, Foxes at No.7 with Let Go For Tonight and No.10’s Paloma Faith with Can’t Rely On You.

Meanwhile, following on from the #SingItKitty advert for Three, Starship are back in the charts with We Built This City at No.26.

And here’s that Paloma Faith track which I’ve really enjoyed recently:

There are new entries in the Top 40 for:

  • 6 Tiësto – Red Lights
  • 7 Foxes – Let Go For Tonight
  • 10 Paloma Faith – Can’t Rely On You
  • 26 (184 RE) Starship – We Built This City
Lower entries outside the Top 40 include:
  • 57 Julio Bashmore – Peppermint
  • 66 (RE) D:ream – Things Can Only Get Better
  • 77 (RE) Roberta Flack – The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
  • 98 (RE) Wilson Phillips – Hold On
In the album charts, Bastille stay at No.1 with Bad Blood, and Beck takes the highest new entry at No.4 with Morning Phase. The new entries come from:
  • 4 Beck – Morning Phase
  • 10 Wild Beasts – Present Tense
  • 13 Reverend & The Makers – ThirtyTwo
  • 21 St. Vincent – St. Vincent
  • 23 ScHoolboy Q – Oxymoron
  • 41 Neneh Cherry – Blank Project
  • 49 Morrissey – Your Arsenal 2014 Reissue
  • 67 Kid Cudi – Satellite Flight: The Journey To Mother
  • 70 Eric Church – The Outsiders
  • 84 Band Of Horses – Acoustic At The Ryman Live
The new release dates for singles and albums can be found HERE and they go up to April 2014.

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