20: The Countdown Magazine - 5/29/04
May 29, 2004 11:09:42 GMT -5
Post by Hervard on May 29, 2004 11:09:42 GMT -5
Hmm, looks sort of like CRW had a contractual agreement with the blindfolded chimps and had to keep them around a little while longer. Back to weird charts again.
LC TC SONG/ARTIST
01 01 Glory Defined/Building 429
02 02 Who Am I/Casting Crowns
04 03 Here With Me/MercyMe
03 04 Blessed Be Your Name/Tree 63
06 05 More/Matthew West
10 06 Right Here/Jeremy Camp
08 07 Here I Am To Worship/Phillips Craig & Dean
12 08 Yes I Will/Bebo Norman & Joy Williams
13 09 Open Skies/David Crowder Band
09 10 Grace Like Rain/Todd Agnew
07 11 You Raise Me Up/Selah
05 12 Beautiful/Bethany Dillon
14 13 Unspoken/Jaci Velasquez
XX 14 Sea Of Faces/Kutless
17 15 Letters From War/Mark Schultz
15 16 Whatever It Takes/Nate Sallie
11 17 Shelter/Sonicflood
XX 18 I Believe/Third Day
19 19 Sunny Days/Jars Of Clay
16 20 Beautiful Name/ZoeGirl
Droppers:
From #18: Rain Down/Delirious
From #20: Good To Be Free/FFH
See, FFH debuted just last week and it's already gone. Yet songs that have been around forever (i.e. songs by Nate Sallie and ZoeGirl) are still hanging around. Plus, how is it that Bethany Dillon, who was moving up nicely last week all of a sudden falls back to #12, yet Phillips Craig & Dean's dinosaur of a hit is actually back UP a spot, such is the case with an even older song, "More" by Matthew West? And, hasn't "Right Here" by Jeremy Camp been around since February, if not before? If so, why is the song moving back up four spots?
Of course, it's not as pyscho as the chart we had back on Leap Day weekend, with a three-week old song falling eleven spots in only its third week on, but it's not very consistent. However, these weird charts make for interesting shows. Last week's chart was consistent, but it very much resembled the A/C chart.
We'll see if things return to normal next week.
LC TC SONG/ARTIST
01 01 Glory Defined/Building 429
02 02 Who Am I/Casting Crowns
04 03 Here With Me/MercyMe
03 04 Blessed Be Your Name/Tree 63
06 05 More/Matthew West
10 06 Right Here/Jeremy Camp
08 07 Here I Am To Worship/Phillips Craig & Dean
12 08 Yes I Will/Bebo Norman & Joy Williams
13 09 Open Skies/David Crowder Band
09 10 Grace Like Rain/Todd Agnew
07 11 You Raise Me Up/Selah
05 12 Beautiful/Bethany Dillon
14 13 Unspoken/Jaci Velasquez
XX 14 Sea Of Faces/Kutless
17 15 Letters From War/Mark Schultz
15 16 Whatever It Takes/Nate Sallie
11 17 Shelter/Sonicflood
XX 18 I Believe/Third Day
19 19 Sunny Days/Jars Of Clay
16 20 Beautiful Name/ZoeGirl
Droppers:
From #18: Rain Down/Delirious
From #20: Good To Be Free/FFH
See, FFH debuted just last week and it's already gone. Yet songs that have been around forever (i.e. songs by Nate Sallie and ZoeGirl) are still hanging around. Plus, how is it that Bethany Dillon, who was moving up nicely last week all of a sudden falls back to #12, yet Phillips Craig & Dean's dinosaur of a hit is actually back UP a spot, such is the case with an even older song, "More" by Matthew West? And, hasn't "Right Here" by Jeremy Camp been around since February, if not before? If so, why is the song moving back up four spots?
Of course, it's not as pyscho as the chart we had back on Leap Day weekend, with a three-week old song falling eleven spots in only its third week on, but it's not very consistent. However, these weird charts make for interesting shows. Last week's chart was consistent, but it very much resembled the A/C chart.
We'll see if things return to normal next week.
