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 and everyone who has bought it should take their cyanide capsules now.
Adele goes in at No.4 with Skyfall and it proves that there hasn’t been a decent Bond theme since kd lang‘s Surrender graced the closing credits of Tomorrow Never Dies in 1997.
And at No.84, Chris Brown appeals to us with Don’t Judge Me. I think he’ll find Rihanna’s bruised face provided the evidence!
Meanwhile, there are new entries in the Top 40 for:
- 3 One Direction – Live While We’re Young
- 4 Adele – Skyfall
- 5 Ellie Goulding – Anything Could Happen
- 20 (43 CH) Nicki Minaj – Va Va Voom
- 26 Taylor Swift – Red
- 36 The Other Tribe – Skirts
- 63 Kendrick Lamar – Swimming Pools (Drank)
- 82 Walk The Moon – Anna Sun
- 83 (RE) Johnny Cash – God’s Gonna Cut You Down
- 84 Chris Brown – Don’t Judge Me
- 97 (RE) Electric Light Orchestra – Mr. Blue Sky
- 100 The Overtones – Loving The Sound
- 1 Muse – The 2nd Law
- 6 The Overtones – Higher
- 10 (RE) Electric Light Orchestra – All Over The World: The Very Best Of
- 14 DJ Fresh – Nextlevelism
- 15 Van Morrison – Born To Sing: No Plan B
- 18 John Wilson Orchestra – Rodgers & Hammerstein At The Movies
- 25 Lower Than Atlantis – Changing Tune
- 26 Beth Orton – Sugaring Season
- 34 Flying Lotus – Until The Quiet Comes
- 36 Tori Amos – Gold Dust
- 37 Papa Roach – The Connection
- 42 Axewound – Vultures
- 49 Tim Burgess – Oh No I Love You
- 60 Lupe Fiasco – Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1
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