Casey Kasem AT20 9/30/06

[reception]

1 2- Far Away: Nickelback
2 1- Crazy: Gnarls Barkley
3 3- Waiting On The World To Change: John Mayer
4 4- Over My Head (Cable Car): Fray
5 5- Black Horse & The Cherry Tree: KT Tunstall
6 6- Move Along: All-American Rejects
7 10- The Riddle (You & I): Five For Fighting
8 12- Chasing Cars: Snow Patrol
9 7- Unwritten: Natasha Bedingfield
10 8- Dani California: Red Hot Chili Peppers
11 11- Put Your Records On: Corinne Bailey Rae
12 9- Savin' Me: Nickelback
13 13- What Hurts The Most: Rascal Flatts
14 17- How To Save A Life: Fray
15 18- Call Me When You're Sober: Evanescence
16 16- Hate Me: Blue October
17 -D Lips Of An Angel: Hinder
18 20- I Write Sins Not Tragedies: Panic! At The Disco
19 -re Ain't No Other Man: Christina Aguilera
20 19- Is It Any Wonder: Keane

Droppers:
#15 Stay With You: Goo Goo Dolls
#14 Walk Away: Kelly Clarkson

[620 Soul Train]

You're early man! What about the extras?

[ChartKid]

He just lists the top 20 portion on R&R's Chart. Later once the show airs, the extras are added to the list.

[mst3k]

chartkid said:

He just lists the top 20 portion on R&R's the Mediabase Chart.  Later once the show airs, the extras are added to the list.

;)

[ChartKid]

Sorry. I still don't even know what the hell charts are official anymore.

[620 Soul Train]

chartkid said:

Sorry.  I still don't even know what the hell charts are official anymore.

I really do not care any longer, I just like Casey Kasem, really.

[johnnywest]

I got to hear the show, and here are the highlights:

Extras:

1986 - Need You Tonight - INXS
2004 - Everything - Alanis Morissette (pratices yoga to keep her temper down)
1999 - Angel - Sarah McLachlan (a rapper heard this and he decided not to commit suicide)

Optional songs:

1984 - What's Love Got To Do With It - Tina Turner
1988 - It's The End of The World As We Know It - REM
1999 - Man! I Feel Like A Woman! - Shania Twain

Former big hits:

1998 - I'll Be - Edwin McCain
1980 - Another One Bites The Dust - Queen
2005 - You'll Think of Me - Keith Urban
2001 - I'm A Believer - Smash Mouth
1999 - American Woman - Lenny Kravitz
1987 - Heart And Soul - T'pau
2003 - Bright Lights - Matchbox Twenty
1996 - If It Makes You Happy - Sheryl Crow

#1s on other charts:

AC - Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield
Rock - Animal I Have Become - Three Days Grace
Country - Give It Away - George Strait
Album - Future Sex/Love Sounds - Justin Timberlake (debuting at #1)

Biggest Mover:

Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol (biggest mover for the second week in a row)

The #1 story going into "Far Away" was that Nickelback is the first act to have 3 #1s in a calendar year since 1993. That's when Whitney Houston had 3 #1 pop songs with "I Will Always Love You," "I'm Every Woman" and "I Have Nothing."

Gotta love that stat stories!

[johnnywest]

chartkid said:

Sorry.  I still don't even know what the hell charts are official anymore.

In fact, Casey even mentions at the end of the show that the charts are published every week in "USA Today." (I believe it's every Tuesday issue.)

[Kid Pulse]

How come Casey said it was in 1993 when Alanis Moorisette did it on the pop chart in 1996? She hit #1 with "Ironic", "You Learn", and "Head Over Feet".