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Post by HolidayGuy on Nov 6, 2011 9:21:40 GMT -5
Expect to see Rihanna pretty high on Billboard's top 100 acts list that may come in 2013 for the 55th anniversary of the Hot 100. ;) On that one, Paul McCartney (including his Wings material) ranks No. 11. Since the 2008 list, Beyonce also has moved into the top 100- also possibly Black Eyed Peas (but not 100% sure on that one).
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Post by falkos on Nov 6, 2011 9:48:15 GMT -5
is that true?
i count all Lil Wayne's top-40 (solo & collaborations) and they are ... 55
in 12 years of career
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Post by HolidayGuy on Nov 6, 2011 9:55:49 GMT -5
Are you asking whether Lil Wayne would be in the top 100? For Billboard's decade chart (2000-2009), Lil Wayne was ranked No. 34. So, depends on his entries' longevity over the last couple of years. Of course, if BB does publish a 55th anniversary chart, Wayne has until then to rack up more hits/longevity.
Jay-Z was not in the 2008 list, and he had had a number of Hot 100 entries, too. He was ranked No. 23 on the decade-end chart.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2011 10:07:03 GMT -5
Are there also spikes in digital sales the week of Black Friday? Actually the opposite happens, digital sales go down in the weeks leading up to Christmas; I think people hold back from downloading in those weeks becuase they want to wait til they get their gift card(s). Digital sales only spike in the post Christmas iTunes gift card frenzy week, and that's it for the year. |
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Post by Adonis the DemiGod! on Nov 6, 2011 10:17:33 GMT -5
Please the Beatles had a distinct advantage over everyone else and the bottom line is if Katy or Rihanna can best a Beatle more power to them. Let's face it both have eclipsed the solo careers of every Beatle. What distinct advantage would that be? And again, Katy would be besting a Michael Jackson record if she does this, not a Beatles one. Eclipsing an ex-Beatles' solo music career? LOL So have plenty of other artists, didn't know that was such an accomplishment. ;) They had material with numerous record companies all released at the same time. And they didn't have the effects of piracy to contend with. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2011 10:29:11 GMT -5
What distinct advantage would that be? And again, Katy would be besting a Michael Jackson record if she does this, not a Beatles one. Eclipsing an ex-Beatles' solo music career? LOL So have plenty of other artists, didn't know that was such an accomplishment. ;) They had material with numerous record companies all released at the same time. And they didn't have the effects of piracy to contend with. Well, in today's environment, every track from an album is, in effect, released as a single and eligible to chart the day the album comes out. Imagine the hits if itunes existed in the 1960s. |
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Post by NeRD on Nov 6, 2011 10:53:56 GMT -5
Are there also spikes in digital sales the week of Black Friday? Actually the opposite happens, digital sales go down in the weeks leading up to Christmas; I think people hold back from downloading in those weeks becuase they want to wait til they get their gift card(s). Digital sales only spike in the post Christmas iTunes gift card frenzy week, and that's it for the year. Oh ok. Thanks. |
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Post by Rose "Payola" Nylund on Nov 6, 2011 10:58:17 GMT -5
Unless itunes or Amazon has some sort of bizarre "black friday" sale on their single sales... like offering them at 99c or lower... I can't imagine people flocking to buy digital singles at the regular price just because it's Black Friday. I'd say there'd be less singles sold (unless there's a sale by them) because most people would be out in the malls and stores. |
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Post by skizzo on Nov 6, 2011 12:07:51 GMT -5
BONUS CHART
RETRO 2001:
1 1 17 FAMILY AFFAIR Mary J. Blige
2 2 20 I'M REAL Jennifer Lopez
3 4 8 HERO Enrique Iglesias
4 3 23 FALLIN' Alicia Keys
5 6 9 U GOT IT BAD Usher
6 5 14 TURN OFF THE LIGHT Nelly Furtado
7 7 17 DIFFERENCES Ginuwine
8 8 12 LIVIN' IT UP Ja Rule
9 11 11 HOW YOU REMIND ME Nickelback
10 10 19 ONLY TIME Enya
11 9 32 IT'S BEEN AWHILE Staind
12 14 8 EMOTION Destiny's Child
13 20 9 GONE 'N Sync
14 12 12 EVERYWHERE Michelle Branch
15 18 11 ROCK THE BOAT Aaliyah
16 17 24 FILL ME IN Craig David
17 21 41 HANGING BY A MOMENT Lifehouse
18 13 25 WHERE THE PARTY AT Jagged Edge
19 19 36 DROPS OF JUPITER Train
20 31 12 SUPERMAN Five For Fighting
21 15 12 UGLY Bubba Sparxxx
22 26 11 LIFETIME Maxwell
23 32 25 I DO Toya
24 35 4 GET THE PARTY STARTED Pink
25 33 6 GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS Jay-Z
26 23 13 SMOOTH CRIMINAL Alien Ant Farm
27 16 29 HIT 'EM UP STYLE Blu Cantrell
28 25 15 RAISE UP Petey deleted
29 30 6 CARAMEL City High
30 29 18 CAN'T DENY IT Fabolous
31 28 30 LET ME BLOW YA MIND Eve Feat. Gwen Stefani
32 24 17 BE LIKE THAT 3 Doors Down
33 22 17 IZZO Jay-Z
34 36 5 DROWNING Backstreet Boys
35 27 23 U REMIND ME Usher
36 40 5 WHERE THE STARS & STRIPES & THE EAGLE FLY Aaron Tippin
37 37 19 ONE MINUTE MAN Missy Elliott
38 42 4 MY SACRIFICE Creed
39 41 10 LOVE OF A WOMAN Travis Tritt
40 54 5 NO. 1 Nelly
41 49 6 I WANNA TALK ABOUT ME Toby Keith
42 46 7 YOU GETS NO LOVE Faith Evans
43 52 6 DIG IN Lenny Kravitz
44 39 18 ONLY IN AMERICA Brooks & Dunn
45 47 14 ANGRY ALL THE TIME Tim McGraw
46 44 13 WHERE I COME FROM Alan Jackson
47 50 17 ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS Trick Pony
48 45 10 DANCE WITH ME 112
49 55 5 I'M A SLAVE FOR YOU Britney Spears
50 68 4 WHENEVER WHEREVER Shakira
51 43 8 GOD BLESS THE USA Lee Greenwood
52 34 13 AM TO PM Christina Milian
53 53 10 I'M A SURVIVOR Reba
54 61 4 RUN George Strait
55 56 8 STUCK IN MOMENT... U2
56 51 10 LOVE OF MY LIFE Brian McKnight
57 62 4 RIDING WITH PRIVATE MALONE David Ball
58 63 4 WE THUGGIN' Fat Joe
59 38 19 STAR SPANGLED BANNER Whitney Houston
60 NE 1 BUTTERFLIES Michael Jackson
61 71 2 WHEREVER YOU WILL GO The Calling
62 66 6 WHO WE BE DMX
63 72 4 A WOMAN'S WORTH Alicia Keys
64 57 11 YOU ROCK MY WORLD Michael Jackson
65 64 4 WRAPPED UP IN YOU Garth Brooks
66 69 4 DIDDY P. Diddy
67 67 5 I'M TRYIN' Trace Adkins
68 73 3 ALIVE P.O.D.
69 59 13 FEELIN' ON YO BOOTY R. Kelly
70 65 9 WISH YOU WERE HERE Incubus
71 NE 1 STANDING STILL Jewel
72 77 6 LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION Mr. Cheeks
73 78 3 IN THE END Linkin Park
74 70 5 FADE Staind
75 75 4 WITH ME Lonestar
76 58 18 I'M A THUG Trick Daddy
77 NE 1 GOODBYE Jagged Edge
78 60 7 WHAT'S GOING ON All Star Tribute
79 NE 1 WRAPPED AROUND Brad Paisley
80 76 8 WHAT AM I GONNA DO Tyrese
81 79 6 CONTROL Puddle Of Mudd
82 74 11 COMPLICATED Carolyn Dawn Johnson
83 80 9 WHAT IF Babyface
84 NE 1 ALWAYS ON TIME Ja Rule & Ashanti
85 95 2 ROLL OUT Ludacris
86 92 2 BREAK YA NECK Busta Rhymes
87 85 18 I'M A BELIEVER Smash Mouth
88 86 20 THE WAY Jill Scott
89 81 13 EVERY OTHER TIME LFO
90 90 2 BROTHA Angie Stone
91 93 7 DO U WANNA ROLL R.L.
92 88 17 BAD DAY Fuel
93 84 16 I WOULD'VE LOVED YOU ANYWAY Trisha Yearwood
94 94 3 FATTY GIRL Ludacris
95 89 7 ANGELS IN WAITING Tammy Cochran
96 87 15 CRAWLING Linkin Park
97 96 14 L'AMOUR TOUJOURS Gigi D'Agostino
98 98 15 SET IT OFF Juvenile
99 82 10 WHEN GOD-FEARING WOMEN GET THE BLUES Martina McBride
100 91 19 CONTAGEOUS Isley Brothers
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Post by NeRD on Nov 6, 2011 12:58:31 GMT -5
^^^Just looking at that chart re-emphasizes just how much music has changed within the past decade. I miss the days when R&B ruled the airwaves. :(
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Post by kingofpain on Nov 6, 2011 13:39:06 GMT -5
I don't.
Nice to see Enya in the top 10 though... even if it was playing off the whole 9/11 aftermath...
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Post by Enigma. on Nov 6, 2011 13:48:18 GMT -5
60 NE 1 BUTTERFLIES Michael Jackson
One of his best r&b songs!
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2011 14:20:15 GMT -5
Definitely not nostalgic for 2001 music. I thought 1998-2003 was a pretty dreadful period for mainstream music.
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Post by Push The Button on Nov 6, 2011 14:33:03 GMT -5
See, and I thought that period was pretty tolerable. 2004-2007, though, was just unbelievably terrible.
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Post by skizzo on Nov 6, 2011 15:07:37 GMT -5
Definitely not nostalgic for 2001 music. I thought 1998-2003 was a pretty dreadful period for mainstream music. Heh, 1997-2002 are my favorite years for music. But I'm including european music too, the US scene suffered a bit. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2011 15:08:59 GMT -5
Solid list, minus the 9/11 country songs..
I like the whole top 6 (with the non-Ja Rule version of I'm Real)
The others that I like (from the ones I know) :
11 9 32 IT'S BEEN AWHILE Staind
17 21 41 HANGING BY A MOMENT Lifehouse
19 19 36 DROPS OF JUPITER Train
24 35 4 GET THE PARTY STARTED Pink
27 16 29 HIT 'EM UP STYLE Blu Cantrell
35 27 23 U REMIND ME Usher
49 55 5 I'M A SLAVE FOR YOU Britney Spears
50 68 4 WHENEVER WHEREVER Shakira
63 72 4 A WOMAN'S WORTH Alicia Keys
73 78 3 IN THE END Linkin Park
This was before music became intolerable for me, the whole gangster thug rap era of 2003-2007-ish is what I dislike.
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Post by Adonis the DemiGod! on Nov 6, 2011 15:20:12 GMT -5
They had material with numerous record companies all released at the same time. And they didn't have the effects of piracy to contend with. Well, in today's environment, every track from an album is, in effect, released as a single and eligible to chart the day the album comes out. Imagine the hits if itunes existed in the 1960s. The 1960's was largely a singles market. |
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Post by ListenToItTwice on Nov 6, 2011 16:09:16 GMT -5
6 5 14 TURN OFF THE LIGHT Nelly Furtado
Blast from the fucking past.
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Post by d.t.m on Nov 6, 2011 18:59:25 GMT -5
Give me 2001-2004 anyday.
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Post by Caviar on Nov 6, 2011 19:43:04 GMT -5
Looking at that chart brings tears to my eyes. Music back then was much more innovative. It's crazy how much its changed since. Hopefully R&B will dominate again.
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Post by pnobelysk on Nov 6, 2011 20:35:23 GMT -5
Get Right was a worldwide hit and it was #1 in half a dozen countries, wans't it? But underperformed in the US. And like "The Time (Dirty Bit)" and "Run The World (Girls)", most people really didn't like it because of those irritating horns. i really dont beleive people didnt like the time. it sold 3 million singles. numbers speak for themselves |
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Post by badrobot on Nov 6, 2011 20:46:26 GMT -5
Everyone is always nostalgic. There is always innovation going on. The question is whether it's hitting the pop charts at any given time.
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Post by Au$tin on Nov 6, 2011 21:12:02 GMT -5
BONUS CHART RETRO 2001: 1 1 17 FAMILY AFFAIR Mary J. Blige 3 4 8 HERO Enrique Iglesias 4 3 23 FALLIN' Alicia Keys 6 5 14 TURN OFF THE LIGHT Nelly Furtado 9 11 11 HOW YOU REMIND ME Nickelback 14 12 12 EVERYWHERE Michelle Branch 19 19 36 DROPS OF JUPITER Train 23 32 25 I DO Toya 24 35 4 GET THE PARTY STARTED Pink 27 16 29 HIT 'EM UP STYLE Blu Cantrell 31 28 30 LET ME BLOW YA MIND Eve Feat. Gwen Stefani 36 40 5 WHERE THE STARS & STRIPES & THE EAGLE FLY Aaron Tippin 38 42 4 MY SACRIFICE Creed 41 49 6 I WANNA TALK ABOUT ME Toby Keith 46 44 13 WHERE I COME FROM Alan Jackson 49 55 5 I'M A SLAVE FOR YOU Britney Spears 50 68 4 WHENEVER WHEREVER Shakira 51 43 8 GOD BLESS THE USA Lee Greenwood 53 53 10 I'M A SURVIVOR Reba 61 71 2 WHEREVER YOU WILL GO The Calling 71 NE 1 STANDING STILL Jewel 73 78 3 IN THE END Linkin Park 84 NE 1 ALWAYS ON TIME Ja Rule & Ashanti 87 85 18 I'M A BELIEVER Smash Mouth Such a great batch of songs! |
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Post by leoapp on Nov 6, 2011 22:55:10 GMT -5
2001 was one of the best years in music of the decade 00s!!!
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Post by ListenToItTwice on Nov 6, 2011 23:15:01 GMT -5
2001 was one of the best years in music of the decade 00s!!! yeah top 10 for sure |
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Post by colson on Nov 7, 2011 2:14:20 GMT -5
Definitely not nostalgic for 2001 music. I thought 1998-2003 was a pretty dreadful period for mainstream music. I agree. |
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Post by Chato on Nov 7, 2011 5:04:45 GMT -5
Solid list, minus the 9/11 country songs.. I like the whole top 6 (with the non-Ja Rule version of I'm Real) The others that I like (from the ones I know) : 11 9 32 IT'S BEEN AWHILE Staind 17 21 41 HANGING BY A MOMENT Lifehouse 19 19 36 DROPS OF JUPITER Train 24 35 4 GET THE PARTY STARTED Pink 27 16 29 HIT 'EM UP STYLE Blu Cantrell 35 27 23 U REMIND ME Usher 49 55 5 I'M A SLAVE FOR YOU Britney Spears 50 68 4 WHENEVER WHEREVER Shakira 63 72 4 A WOMAN'S WORTH Alicia Keys 73 78 3 IN THE END Linkin Park This was before music became intolerable for me, the whole gangster thug rap era of 2003-2007-ish is what I dislike. The pop/rock songs you mentioned were absolutely HUGE. Back in that period (2000-03 I suppose) there weren't many pop/rock songs on the chart. But those that did chart usually climbed to the top10 very slowly, stayed there for a long time and then took forever to fall off the chart. Many people are probably still sick of songs like 'Unwell', 'When I'm Gone' and 'How Your Remind Me'. |
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Post by realestdownhere on Nov 7, 2011 5:25:02 GMT -5
These were the good times!
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Post by Heartless Angel on Nov 7, 2011 9:02:57 GMT -5
Any airplay updates?
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Post by keyboard on Nov 7, 2011 9:13:00 GMT -5
Yes, I've been refreshing this page for 10x already for updates lol
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