Best Week Ever Radio - July, 2008
Sept 3, 2008 21:31:27 GMT -5
Post by Hervard on Sept 3, 2008 21:31:27 GMT -5
Best Week Ever Radio - July 6, 2008
Hour 1
Love Remains The Same/Gavin Rossdale - #14
Realize/Colbie Caillat - #6
In Love With A Girl/Gavin DeGraw - #7
Feels Like Tonight/Daughtry - #2
Bleeding Love/Leona Lewis - #1
Stop And Stare/OneRepublic - #4
The Time Of My Life/David Cook - #16
Sorry/Buckcherry - #11
Hour 2
Viva La Vida/Coldplay - #10
Pocketful Of Sunshine - #9
I'm Yours/Jason Mraz - #18
It's Not My Time/3 Doors Down - #3
All Summer Long/Kid Rock - #19
Whatever It Takes/Lifehouse - #5
Nine In The Afternoon/Panic! At The Disco - #21
Love Song/Sara Bareilles - #8
Songs in the Top 20 of the 6/27/08 Hot AC chart not played this week
#12: No Air/Jordin Sparks w/Chris Brown
#13: Won't Go Home Without You/Maroon 5
#15: Stay Beautiful/The Last Goodnight
#17: Mercy/Duffy
#20: New Soul/Yael Naim
Personal notes from this week's show
- Well, the show returned this week. And, you know what, it wasn't really all that difficult to decide what was new and what wasn't. I'm pretty certain that they played "Viva La Vida" on the June 29 edition of the show, since the song continued its massive upward movement on the chart, shooting ahead from 24-15 last week. And, I have a feeling that they played "Time Of My Life", although it sort of slowed its climb, moving up only one spot. So I estimate that those two songs made their debut last week.
- Two premiere songs this week (I believe so, anyway). I'm basing my assumption on the fact that neither were in last week's Top 20. Of course, that doesn't mean much, since they do occasionally play songs that are outside the Top 20, such as one of those songs, "Nine In The Afternoon" by Panic! At The Disco. That song is on the verge of hitting the Top 20, possibly as soon as next week.
- The other premiere song is "All Summer Long" by Kid Rock, an awesome song that incorporates two Classic Rock staples, "Werewolves Of London" by Warren Zevon and Lynyrd Skynrd's "Sweet Home Alabama", which Kid Rock refers to in the song's lyrics. The song moves 22-19 on the corresponding Hot AC chart and is a great song for the summer season, which officially kicked off two weeks ago.
- Five songs skipped over this week, due to them playing only sixteen songs on this show, one of them outside the Top 20. Of these songs, three of them look to have pretty much run their course on the chart. Even "Mercy" by Duffy, though it retains its bullet, looks to be pretty much done. Sort of reminds me of a situation on the chart last year - a song that sounds like something from the sixties that kind of dogpaddled in the lower half of the Top 20 for several weeks. The only difference is, the song from last year started out a little more promising, while "Mercy" had sort of a slow climb all along. In case you haven't figured it out already, the song I'm talking about is "Rehab" by Amy Winehouse.
- This week's song to watch is Katy Perry's new song "I Kissed A Girl". It makes an impressive debut at #29 on this week's Hot AC chart. The song is already going strong in the Top Five over at CHR/Pop and I have a feeling it could duplicate its Pop success here at Hot AC.
Hour 1
Love Remains The Same/Gavin Rossdale - #14
Realize/Colbie Caillat - #6
In Love With A Girl/Gavin DeGraw - #7
Feels Like Tonight/Daughtry - #2
Bleeding Love/Leona Lewis - #1
Stop And Stare/OneRepublic - #4
The Time Of My Life/David Cook - #16
Sorry/Buckcherry - #11
Hour 2
Viva La Vida/Coldplay - #10
Pocketful Of Sunshine - #9
I'm Yours/Jason Mraz - #18
It's Not My Time/3 Doors Down - #3
All Summer Long/Kid Rock - #19
Whatever It Takes/Lifehouse - #5
Nine In The Afternoon/Panic! At The Disco - #21
Love Song/Sara Bareilles - #8
Songs in the Top 20 of the 6/27/08 Hot AC chart not played this week
#12: No Air/Jordin Sparks w/Chris Brown
#13: Won't Go Home Without You/Maroon 5
#15: Stay Beautiful/The Last Goodnight
#17: Mercy/Duffy
#20: New Soul/Yael Naim
Personal notes from this week's show
- Well, the show returned this week. And, you know what, it wasn't really all that difficult to decide what was new and what wasn't. I'm pretty certain that they played "Viva La Vida" on the June 29 edition of the show, since the song continued its massive upward movement on the chart, shooting ahead from 24-15 last week. And, I have a feeling that they played "Time Of My Life", although it sort of slowed its climb, moving up only one spot. So I estimate that those two songs made their debut last week.
- Two premiere songs this week (I believe so, anyway). I'm basing my assumption on the fact that neither were in last week's Top 20. Of course, that doesn't mean much, since they do occasionally play songs that are outside the Top 20, such as one of those songs, "Nine In The Afternoon" by Panic! At The Disco. That song is on the verge of hitting the Top 20, possibly as soon as next week.
- The other premiere song is "All Summer Long" by Kid Rock, an awesome song that incorporates two Classic Rock staples, "Werewolves Of London" by Warren Zevon and Lynyrd Skynrd's "Sweet Home Alabama", which Kid Rock refers to in the song's lyrics. The song moves 22-19 on the corresponding Hot AC chart and is a great song for the summer season, which officially kicked off two weeks ago.
- Five songs skipped over this week, due to them playing only sixteen songs on this show, one of them outside the Top 20. Of these songs, three of them look to have pretty much run their course on the chart. Even "Mercy" by Duffy, though it retains its bullet, looks to be pretty much done. Sort of reminds me of a situation on the chart last year - a song that sounds like something from the sixties that kind of dogpaddled in the lower half of the Top 20 for several weeks. The only difference is, the song from last year started out a little more promising, while "Mercy" had sort of a slow climb all along. In case you haven't figured it out already, the song I'm talking about is "Rehab" by Amy Winehouse.
- This week's song to watch is Katy Perry's new song "I Kissed A Girl". It makes an impressive debut at #29 on this week's Hot AC chart. The song is already going strong in the Top Five over at CHR/Pop and I have a feeling it could duplicate its Pop success here at Hot AC.
