Comparison Of Rock Format Number 1s In 2003

[EvanJ]

3 weeks with the same Number 1 ("So Far Away" on 10/03, 10/10, and 10/17)
18 weeks with two different Number 1s
29 weeks with three different Number 1s
"Headstrong" went to Number 1 on Alternative 14 weeks after it went to Number 1 on Active Rock.
"So Far Away" was Number 1 on two or more formats for 7 weeks:
9/19
9/26
10/03
10/10
10/17
10/24
11/07
3 Doors Down's "When I'm Gone" was Number 1 on two formats on 1/10.
Saliva's "Always" was Number 1 on two formats on 1/24.
Linkin Park was Number 1 on two or more formats for weeks:
4/11: "Somewhere I Belong"
4/18: "Somewhere I Belong"
5/02: "Somewhere I Belong"
5/09: "Somewhere I Belong"
5/16: "Somewhere I Belong"
8/15: "Faint"
8/22: "Faint"
8/29: "Faint"
9/05: "Faint"
9/12: "Faint"
12/12: "Numb"
12/19: "Numb"
"Numb" was also Number 1 on two charts for the first five weeks of this year.
I wouldn't be surprised if Linkin Park is the first artist to have three singles from one album with at least five weeks at Number 1 on more than one rock format each.
This is from the Number 1s topics.

[thisbeautifulmess]

EvanJ said:

I wouldn't be surprised if Linkin Park is the first artist to have three singles from one album with at least five weeks at Number 1 on more than one rock format each.
This is from the Number 1s topics.

I don't know if you realize this, but since the R&R alternative singles chart began in 1994, only the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Linkin Park have had 3 #1s from a CD, and RHCP's weren't the first three releases like LP's. So a 4th #1 by "lying from you" would be unprecidented.

[pkwi]

Ugh, Linkin Park don't deserve three #1 songs, their work has such a sameness to it, it so bland and whiny.