20: The Countdown Magazine - 2/12/05
Feb 12, 2005 15:31:53 GMT -5
Post by Hervard on Feb 12, 2005 15:31:53 GMT -5
LC TC wc SONG/ARTIST
01 01 17 Voice Of Truth/Casting Crowns
02 02 12 Homesick/MercyMe
04 03 25 Indescribable/Chris Tomlin
05 04 22 Presence/The Newsboys
03 05 15 Much Of You/Steven Curtis Chapman
06 06 12 You Are Mine/Third Day
10 07 05 Take You Back/Jeremy Camp
11 08 14 Heaven/Salvador
08 09 26 Beautiful One/By The Tree
07 10 21 You Are God Alone/Phillips Craig & Dean
09 11 22 Still The Cross/FFH
16 12 15 Dancing With The Angels/Monk & Neagle
12 13 05 He Will Carry Me/Mark Schultz
13 14 02 Nothing Without You/Bebo Norman
RE 15 04 Live For Today/Natalie Grant
19 16 15 I Choose You/Point Of Grace
14 17 02 Gloria/Paul Colman Trio
17 18 02 Revolutionary Love/David Crowder Band
XX 19 01 You're Worthy Of My Praise/Big Daddy Weave w/BarlowGirl
15 20 03 Still Here Waiting/Todd Agnew
Dropped:
From #18: Cry On My Shoulder/Overflow
From #20: Gone/Toby Mac
Jon's Future Favorite: Phillips Craig & Dean: Past And Present
Past: Turn Up The Radio
Present: Friend Of God
Artist Spotlight:
Third Day
Yes indeed, looks like the blindfolded monkeys are once again working on the charts, as several songs show erratic movement. For one thing, all four debuts from last week move down (one even drops OFF the chart!). Plus, Todd Agnew's new song, only on for three weeks, is back down to #20 from #15.
Conversely, there are songs that have been out for quite awhile that are moving back up the chart. "Indescribable" by Chris Tomlin and "Presence" by the Newsboys both move up a spot, to #3 and #4, respectively as Steven Curtis Chapman's "Much Of You", which moved 8-3 last week, drops to #5. "Heaven" by Salvador, continues to make like a yo-yo. After moving down for a few weeks, the song rebounds 11-8. Even the week's biggest mover is one of the rebounds. After taking quite a dive last week, Monk & Neagle recover nicely, moving 16-12. And, to the chagrin of our good buddy Jeffster, "I Choose You" by Point Of Grace moves back up three to number sixteen.
I tell you, these past few weeks, the CRW weekly chart has been at its weirdest, even more so than late winter/early spring, 2004. Even back then, there weren't tons of songs moving up and down, up and down like there are now. I'm seriously wondering if the blindfolded monkey theory that Jeffster came up with about this time last year is true. The only other logical explanation I can come up with is a varying panel of reporting stations each week.
01 01 17 Voice Of Truth/Casting Crowns
02 02 12 Homesick/MercyMe
04 03 25 Indescribable/Chris Tomlin
05 04 22 Presence/The Newsboys
03 05 15 Much Of You/Steven Curtis Chapman
06 06 12 You Are Mine/Third Day
10 07 05 Take You Back/Jeremy Camp
11 08 14 Heaven/Salvador
08 09 26 Beautiful One/By The Tree
07 10 21 You Are God Alone/Phillips Craig & Dean
09 11 22 Still The Cross/FFH
16 12 15 Dancing With The Angels/Monk & Neagle
12 13 05 He Will Carry Me/Mark Schultz
13 14 02 Nothing Without You/Bebo Norman
RE 15 04 Live For Today/Natalie Grant
19 16 15 I Choose You/Point Of Grace
14 17 02 Gloria/Paul Colman Trio
17 18 02 Revolutionary Love/David Crowder Band
XX 19 01 You're Worthy Of My Praise/Big Daddy Weave w/BarlowGirl
15 20 03 Still Here Waiting/Todd Agnew
Dropped:
From #18: Cry On My Shoulder/Overflow
From #20: Gone/Toby Mac
Jon's Future Favorite: Phillips Craig & Dean: Past And Present
Past: Turn Up The Radio
Present: Friend Of God
Artist Spotlight:
Third Day
Yes indeed, looks like the blindfolded monkeys are once again working on the charts, as several songs show erratic movement. For one thing, all four debuts from last week move down (one even drops OFF the chart!). Plus, Todd Agnew's new song, only on for three weeks, is back down to #20 from #15.
Conversely, there are songs that have been out for quite awhile that are moving back up the chart. "Indescribable" by Chris Tomlin and "Presence" by the Newsboys both move up a spot, to #3 and #4, respectively as Steven Curtis Chapman's "Much Of You", which moved 8-3 last week, drops to #5. "Heaven" by Salvador, continues to make like a yo-yo. After moving down for a few weeks, the song rebounds 11-8. Even the week's biggest mover is one of the rebounds. After taking quite a dive last week, Monk & Neagle recover nicely, moving 16-12. And, to the chagrin of our good buddy Jeffster, "I Choose You" by Point Of Grace moves back up three to number sixteen.
I tell you, these past few weeks, the CRW weekly chart has been at its weirdest, even more so than late winter/early spring, 2004. Even back then, there weren't tons of songs moving up and down, up and down like there are now. I'm seriously wondering if the blindfolded monkey theory that Jeffster came up with about this time last year is true. The only other logical explanation I can come up with is a varying panel of reporting stations each week.
