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Post by Mike is BAD on Jan 27, 2017 19:55:06 GMT -5
I'm kinda getting sick of Mayday at this point. It's been in the Top 3 for almost a year now.
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Post by maine on Jan 27, 2017 20:00:48 GMT -5
I'm kinda getting sick of Mayday at this point. It's been in the Top 3 for almost a year now. i'm not.
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Post by maine on Jan 27, 2017 20:06:36 GMT -5
So, I've decided that I'll be trimming the chart down to 50 soon. I've noticed there's been a lot of deadweight on the chart, and a lot of songs are just kinda here lol. Also, I've noticed viewership in the chart has gone way down this past year. I feel part of it is because of the move to Crownnote, as the chart isn't as pretty as before. Also probably because none of y'all even know these songs lmao. Popular music just wasn't great to me last year, so a lot of songs on here didn't even see the Hot 100, or even a Billboard chart for that matter. I hope things pick back up on 2017, but who knows honestly.
The deextension is not going to happen next week (probably not for another month or so), but when the time does come, I won't just be removing 51-70. I'll retool the chart a bit, so some songs even in the 20s could get dropped, while some songs on the 60s could get boosted.
I'll give you guys a week warning when it does happen.
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Post by maine on Feb 3, 2017 15:03:46 GMT -5
5 debuts! crownnote.com/charts/james/james-top-70-february-2-2017LW TW WOC Artist Song Peak01 01 08 COIN – Talk Too Much 1 (3)* 02 02 09 Acceptance – Diagram of a Simple Man 2 04 03 13 SafetySuit – Beat of Your Heart 3* 03 04 48 Cam – Mayday 1 (18) 10 05 17 Run River North – 29 5* 05 06 13 SafetySuit – Numbers or Faith 1 (1) 08 07 19 Thrice – Black Honey 7* 06 08 07 Ocean Park Standoff – Good News 6 07 09 16 Captain Cuts ft. Nateur – Love Like We Used To 1 (12) 09 10 29 Dirty Heads – Oxygen 7 11 11 37 Until the Ribbon Breaks – Goodnight America 4 12 12 13 SafetySuit – Confused 10 15 13 13 SafetySuit – Better 6 16 14 17 OneRepublic – Let's Hurt Tonight 14* 17 15 26 Night Riots – Nothing Personal 12 13 16 23 Talay Riley – Absence 5 19 17 13 Marshmello ft. Wrabel – Ritual 17* 20 18 13 SafetySuit – You 9 21 19 28 The Score – Unstoppable 7 22 20 20 Cam – Half Broke Heart 20* 25 21 06 Kris Kross Amsterdam, Conor Maynard ft. Ty Dolla $ign – Are You Sure? 21* 26 22 07 The Hunna – Bonfire 22* 14 23 25 OneRepublic – Kids 1 (1) 18 24 27 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Work Shoes 4 27 25 26 Lauren Alaina – Road Less Traveled 13 33 26 04 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Us 26* 23 27 19 TOTEM, Aalias – Bubblegum 10 34 28 02 watt ft. Post Malone – Burning Man 28* 24 29 18 Old Dominion – Song for Another Time 24 28 30 14 Starset – Monster 26 30 31 67 SafetySuit – Looking Up 1 (8) 31 32 14 Jon Bellion – All Time Low 31 40 33 07 Smallpools – Street Fight 33* 29 34 17 OneRepublic ft. Cassius – Oh My My 24 32 35 52 SafetySuit – Pause 4 35 36 14 Ricky Reed – Express Myself 25 38 37 23 Carly Rae Jepsen – Higher 25 42 38 06 Lewis Del Mar – Painting (Masterpiece) 38* 36 39 08 Switchfoot – I Won't Let You Go 35 43 40 11 Moon Taxi – Red Hot Lights 40 45 41 12 Young the Giant – Silvertongue 41* 00 42 01 Urban Cone – Old School 42* 39 43 16 Goldroom – Lying to You 34 41 44 13 SafetySuit – Holding On 37 44 45 264 SafetySuit – Never Stop 1 (18) 47 46 59 Cam – Burning House 1 (1) 50 47 05 Artificial Pleasure – I'll Make It Worth Your While 47* 37 48 24 Saint Motel – Move 23 57 49 03 Thrice – Stay with Me 49* 51 50 20 CRUISR – Take That 48 00 51 01 Ricky Reed – Be The 1 51* 48 52 11 Capital Cities – Vowels 44 49 53 12 D.R.A.M. – Cash Machine 49 52 54 11 Armors – Overdose 49 56 55 06 Bad Suns – Swimming in the Moonlight 55* 55 56 05 David Cook – I'm Gonna Love You 55 54 57 11 Dierks Bentley – Black 54 61 58 02 Lady Antebellum – You Look Good 58* 53 59 14 Wolfie's Just Fine – It's a Job 47 59 60 06 Billy Currington – Do I Make You Wanna 59 00 61 01 Mondo Cozmo – Shine 61* 63 62 03 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Who's With Me 62* 62 63 02 The Score – Revolution 62 66 64 04 Hembree – Holy Water 64* 60 65 07 Marcus Santoro ft. Michael Paynter – Bring You Home 58 00 66 01 The Bright Light Social Hour – Tear Down That Wall 66* 67 67 04 Judah & The Lion – Take It All Back 2.0 65 00 68 01 Acceptance – Haunted 68* 65 69 09 Bob Moses – Tearing Me Up 60 64 70 04 Red Hot Chili Peppers – Go Robot 60 Notes: - COIN holds the top spot this week with "Talk Too Much" for its third week on top. Next week will get a little more competitive, as some songs in the Top 5 have a shot at #1, while there is the potential of a #1 debut incoming from Nickelback.
- "29" rises into the Top 5, going 10-5 for a new peak. I foreshadowed last week that it was poised for a big move this week, and it rung true. I can see this going into the Top 3 next week, which will match "Run or Hide"'s #3 peak at least. This has potential to go #1 in the future.
- "Pause" spends its 52nd week on the chart, marking another song for SafetySuit that passes that threshold. I don't see this lasting much longer though. I was actually going to purge this a few weeks ago, but I decided to let it run to 52 weeks before I did that. Now, this might be time to purge. Not that losing one SafetySuit song is going to hurt the chart since they have 8 others on the chart lol.
- The top debut this week goes to Urban Cone with "Old School" at #42 this week. This is a fun little indie pop song, that reminds me strongly of "Talk Too Much". With that comparison, I could see this doing similarly to the current #1. This has the potential to explode soon, but I see this one taking a bit of a slower rise than "Talk Too Much" did.
- Ricky Reed debuts a new song on the chart this week with "Be the 1" at #51. This comes after his debut single "Express Myself" (35-36), and it looks like this might be his actual single. This probably comes at perfect timing, as I was not really sure what to do with "Express Myself". It brickwalled very quickly and only peaked at #25 after a #31 debut. "Be the 1" will likely just take over. Hopefully this time it will do better than its predecessor.
- Mondo Cozmo make their chart debut this week with "Shine" at #61. This one has been around On the Rise for around a month now, but just this week it really hit me. I see this one doing very well right now. This has potential to go Top 20.
- We have a new Anti-Trump song on the chart, as The Bright Light Social Hour make their chart debut with "Tear Down That Wall" at #66. Just by looking at the title, you already know it's bashing Trump lol. This should do pretty moderate, maybe a peak around the 40s.
- The final debut this week goes to Acceptance, as they debut their new promotional single "Haunted" at #68. As "Diagram of a Simple Man" (2-2) is killing it right now, this will likely be just a one-off single for the time being. It should reappear when their album releases in two weeks.
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Post by Leo ✔ on Feb 3, 2017 19:50:08 GMT -5
Mayday falls 1 spot. Has the science gone too far? :O Keep going Ritual!!
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Post by Doc Indie Party Rock on Feb 5, 2017 0:04:37 GMT -5
COIN is on fire! Way to go.
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Post by matteeeb on Feb 5, 2017 23:40:47 GMT -5
Just wondering, how do your recurrent rules work?
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Post by maine on Feb 6, 2017 8:46:33 GMT -5
Just wondering, how do your recurrent rules work? There are two recurrent rules. 1. Falling below #50 (so #51 and down) with 15+ weeks on the chart. I will keep songs that I think will rebound though ("Take That" recently). 2. 3 straight weeks of falling 5+ positions.
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Post by maine on Feb 10, 2017 13:00:10 GMT -5
New #1! 5 debuts! crownnote.com/charts/james/james-top-70-february-10-2017LW TW WOC Artist Song Peak05 01 18 Run River North – 29 1 (1)* 01 02 09 COIN – Talk Too Much 1 (3) 02 03 10 Acceptance – Diagram of a Simple Man 2 03 04 14 SafetySuit – Beat of Your Heart 3 04 05 49 Cam – Mayday 1 (18) 07 06 20 Thrice – Black Honey 6* 06 07 14 SafetySuit – Numbers or Faith 1 (1) 08 08 08 Ocean Park Standoff – Good News 6 09 09 17 Captain Cuts ft. Nateur – Love Like We Used To 1 (12) 12 10 14 SafetySuit – Confused 10 10 11 30 Dirty Heads – Oxygen 7 11 12 38 Until the Ribbon Breaks – Goodnight America 4 13 13 14 SafetySuit – Better 6 14 14 18 OneRepublic – Let's Hurt Tonight 14 15 15 27 Night Riots – Nothing Personal 12 18 16 14 SafetySuit – You 9 22 17 08 The Hunna – Bonfire 17* 17 18 14 Marshmello ft. Wrabel – Ritual 17 20 19 21 Cam – Half Broke Heart 19* 19 20 29 The Score – Unstoppable 7 21 21 07 Kris Kross Amsterdam, Conor Maynard ft. Ty Dolla $ign – Are You Sure? 21 26 22 05 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Us 22* 28 23 03 watt ft. Post Malone – Burning Man 23* 42 24 02 Urban Cone – Old School 24* 16 25 24 Talay Riley – Absence 5 25 26 27 Lauren Alaina – Road Less Traveled 13 29 27 19 Old Dominion – Song for Another Time 24 30 28 15 Starset – Monster 26 33 29 08 Smallpools – Street Fight 29* 00 30 01 Nickelback – Feed the Machine 30* 24 31 28 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Work Shoes 4 23 32 26 OneRepublic – Kids 1 (1) 27 33 20 TOTEM, Aalias – Bubblegum 10 31 34 68 SafetySuit – Looking Up 1 (8) 49 35 04 Thrice – Stay with Me 35* 32 36 15 Jon Bellion – All Time Low 31 38 37 07 Lewis Del Mar – Painting (Masterpiece) 37* 35 38 53 SafetySuit – Pause 4 34 39 18 OneRepublic ft. Cassius – Oh My My 24 37 40 24 Carly Rae Jepsen – Higher 25 41 41 13 Young the Giant – Silvertongue 41 40 42 12 Moon Taxi – Red Hot Lights 40 47 43 06 Artificial Pleasure – I'll Make It Worth Your While 43* 51 44 02 Ricky Reed – Be the 1 44* 00 45 01 Cold War Kids – Love Is Mystical 45* 61 46 02 Mondo Cozmo – Shine 46* 36 47 15 Ricky Reed – Express Myself 25 45 48 265 SafetySuit – Never Stop 1 (18) 46 49 60 Cam – Burning House 1 (1) 44 50 14 SafetySuit – Holding On 37 39 51 09 Switchfoot – I Won't Let You Go 35 50 52 21 CRUISR – Take That 48 52 53 12 Capital Cities – Vowels 44 53 54 13 D.R.A.M. – Cash Machine 49 58 55 03 Lady Antebellum – You Look Good 55* 62 56 04 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Who's With Me 56* 57 57 12 Dierks Bentley – Black 54 66 58 02 The Bright Light Social Hour – Tear Down That Wall 58* 00 59 01 Imagine Dragons – Believer 59* 55 60 07 Bad Suns – Swimming in the Moonlight 55 56 61 06 David Cook – I'm Gonna Love You 55 63 62 03 The Score – Revolution 62 00 63 01 William Singe – Rush 63* 64 64 05 Hembree – Holy Water 64 60 65 07 Billy Currington – Do I Make You Wanna 59 54 66 12 Armors – Overdose 49 67 67 05 Judah & The Lion – Take It All Back 2.0 65 68 68 02 Acceptance – Haunted 68 65 69 08 Marcus Santoro ft. Michael Paynter – Bring You Home 58 00 70 01 The Revivalists – Wish I Knew You 70* Notes: - We have a new #1, and a surprising one at that, as Run River North score their first #1 on the chart with "29", as it rises 5-1. Since rocketing into the Top 10 a few weeks ago, this has been on heavy rotation and carried itself to the top in a fast manner. I'm not sure how long this will stay #1, but it has the potential to last for a little while.
- "Confused" re-enters the Top 10 this week by going 12-10, matching its previous peak. This honestly pushed into the Top 10 because there was nothing else to push. Right now, 10-20 are all bulletless with the exception of two songs ("Bonfire" and "Half Broke Heart"), so we have a true dead zone here. This should solve itself soon.
- "Old School" takes a 42-24 jump, an 18 position move, into the Top 30. This is one of three songs with a 10+ position movement upwards, and this is the highest one. I expect this in the Top 10 in two weeks, as it is on the fast track to the top. I see this one peaking in the Top 3 at the very least, but #1 is totally possible.
- Our top debut this week goes to Nickelback with "Feed the Machine" at #30. I teased last week that it could potentially debut at #1, so this is a pretty underwhelming debut. This is the first Nickelback lead single that didn't debut at #1 since the inception of the chart. This isn't a knock on its quality, because this might be my favorite single from them in a long time, it just got mixed in the shuffle of a bunch of new music. I suspect this well go #1 in the future, but this one might actually take its time. I'm probably not going to fast track it. This one has the potential to have a long shelf life.
- As Thrice appears in the Top 10 with "Black Honey" (7-6), they also have another song zooming up the charts with "Stay with Me", which blasts up 14 positions by going 49-35 for a new peak. This one should be Top 10 in no time, as Thrice will likely have two concurrent Top 10 in a few weeks. I see this one potentially being a #1 hit, which isn't very common for a non-chart staple to do. Thrice also has "Blood on the Sand" on On the Rise, which could potentially debut soon.
- Cold War Kids make their chart return this week with their new single "Love Is Mystical" debuting at #45. I see this doing very well as Cold War Kids did last era. They currently have a 4 song Top 5 streak to start their career off, so this will look to extend that.
- Mondo Cozmo takes a big hike with "Shine" this week as it jumps 15 positions, 61-46, for a new peak. This has been on heavy rotation the past few weeks and this looks like a future Top 10 hit. There's a part of me feeling like this could burn, but I'll enjoy it for now.
- Imagine Dragons return to the chart as well this week with "Believer" coming in at #59. They haven't had too much success since Night Visions, but they've been around the chart since. Their last entry was "Levitate" which peaked at #66 and only stuck around for two weeks. I can see this one doing decent, but nothing too extravagant.
- William Singe makes his chart debut this week with "Rush" at #63. He's been on my radar for about a year now, and he finally released his debut single last week. I see this doing very well on the chart, potentially a Top 10 hit in the future. This should be a slower rise though.
- The final debut this week goes to The Revivalists with "Wish I Knew You" at #70. This debuted more because there were three recurrents this week, so I gave it the satisfaction. I don't see this doing much, probably a peak in the 50s (or lower since the de-extension might be happening soon).
- Some songs are starting to bleed out now, and that's because I'm going to start making the transition over to a 50 position chart. I'm going to let songs drop hard if I feel they need to so it can make an easier transition. This week we actually see "Never Stop" (45-48) fall into serious danger of leaving the chart 5 years into its run (lmao). I plan on doing the de-extension a week or two after it goes recurrent, which should be soon. When it does go recurrent, I'll announce more information. Also, there will be a giant memorial service for it like nothing else.
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Post by trustypepper on Feb 10, 2017 14:25:19 GMT -5
Flawless top 2!
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Post by Doc Indie Party Rock on Feb 11, 2017 2:10:14 GMT -5
It's gonna be hard to debut Nickelback's "Feed The Machine" at number 1, when you got so many good songs on the rise. So is El Vy's song really rising or just hanging by a thread in the future hits section?
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Post by maine on Feb 11, 2017 12:49:18 GMT -5
So is El Vy's song really rising or just hanging by a thread in the future hits section? It randomly grew on me when I was doing the AAA Rankdown. I'm not sure if I'll debut it or not, but it will probably be close to breaking for a couple of weeks.
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Post by Web on Feb 12, 2017 19:41:26 GMT -5
Just noticed your new avatar, fantastic #1!
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Post by maine on Feb 12, 2017 19:43:56 GMT -5
Just noticed your new avatar, fantastic #1! (just so I can archive it) This turned out so well. It loops perfectly. I realized on Thursday that I'm currently the only one charting it on Crownnote. :'(
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Post by Web on Feb 12, 2017 19:46:55 GMT -5
Just noticed your new avatar, fantastic #1! I realized on Thursday that I'm currently the only one charting it on Crownnote. :'( :'( If I had waited until it was officially a single it would probably be in my Top 10 now...buuut they took too long so it's stuck with a #13 peak from May '16.
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Post by maine on Feb 12, 2017 19:48:56 GMT -5
I realized on Thursday that I'm currently the only one charting it on Crownnote. :'( :'( If I had waited until it was officially a single it would probably be in my Top 10 now...buuut they took too long so it's stuck with a #13 peak from May '16. Rechart it! lol You're charting something from them right now anyways, right? "Pretender"?
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Post by Web on Feb 12, 2017 19:50:17 GMT -5
:'( If I had waited until it was officially a single it would probably be in my Top 10 now...buuut they took too long so it's stuck with a #13 peak from May '16. Rechart it! lol You're charting something from them right now anyways, right? "Pretender"? haha yeah that's right below the Top 50 and moving up nicely, probably have a few more tracks to chart after that, such a good album.
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Post by maine on Feb 12, 2017 19:52:18 GMT -5
Rechart it! lol You're charting something from them right now anyways, right? "Pretender"? haha yeah that's right below the Top 50 and moving up nicely, probably have a few more tracks to chart after that, such a good album. After this, I'm assuming I'm going to have to go with my own singles since I don't see them releasing any more to radio. Probably going to go with "Elam" next.
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Post by Doc Indie Party Rock on Feb 12, 2017 23:45:24 GMT -5
That Run River North; song, sounds like a better version of a Kings of Leon song.
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Post by maine on Feb 17, 2017 16:27:54 GMT -5
6 debuts! crownnote.com/charts/james/james-top-70-february-16-2017LW TW WOC Artist Song Peak01 01 19 Run River North – 29 1 (2)* 02 02 10 COIN – Talk Too Much 1 (3) 03 03 11 Acceptance – Diagram of a Simple Man 2 04 04 15 SafetySuit – Beat of Your Heart 3 06 05 21 Thrice – Black Honey 5* 07 06 15 SafetySuit – Numbers or Faith 1 (1) 05 07 50 Cam – Mayday 1 (18) 08 08 09 Ocean Park Standoff – Good News 6 09 09 18 Captain Cuts ft. Nateur – Love Like We Used To 1 (12) 10 10 15 SafetySuit – Confused 10 24 11 03 Urban Cone – Old School 11* 17 12 09 The Hunna – Bonfire 12* 22 13 06 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Us 13* 12 14 39 Until the Ribbon Breaks – Goodnight America 4 14 15 19 OneRepublic – Let's Hurt Tonight 14 23 16 04 watt ft. Post Malone – Burning Man 16* 11 17 31 Dirty Heads – Oxygen 7 13 18 15 SafetySuit – Better 6 19 19 22 Cam – Half Broke Heart 19 35 20 05 Thrice – Stay with Me 20* 15 21 28 Night Riots – Nothing Personal 12 16 22 15 SafetySuit – You 9 21 23 08 Kris Kross Amsterdam, Conor Maynard ft. Ty Dolla $ign – Are You Sure? 21 20 24 30 The Score – Unstoppable 7 18 25 15 Marshmello ft. Wrabel – Ritual 17 30 26 02 Nickelback – Feed the Machine 26* 29 27 09 Smallpools – Street Fight 27* 26 28 28 Lauren Alaina – Road Less Traveled 13 27 29 20 Old Dominion – Song for Another Time 24 28 30 16 Starset – Monster 26 46 31 03 Mondo Cozmo – Shine 31* 25 32 25 Talay Riley – Absence 5 34 33 69 SafetySuit – Looking Up 1 (8) 37 34 08 Lewis Del Mar – Painting (Masterpiece) 34* 36 35 16 Jon Bellion – All Time Low 31 44 36 03 Ricky Reed – Be the 1 36* 00 37 01 Sundara Karma – A Young Understanding 37* 31 38 29 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Work Shoes 4 33 39 21 TOTEM, Aalias – Bubblegum 10 41 40 14 Young the Giant – Silvertongue 40* 45 41 02 Cold War Kids – Love is Mystical 41* 43 42 07 Artificial Pleasure – I'll Make It Worth Your While 42* 42 43 13 Moon Taxi – Red Hot Lights 40 38 44 54 SafetySuit – Pause 4 39 45 19 OneRepublic ft. Cassius – Oh My My 24 40 46 25 Carly Rae Jepsen – Higher 25 47 47 16 Ricky Reed – Express Myself 25 48 48 266 SafetySuit – Never Stop 1 (18) 49 49 61 Cam – Burning House 1 (1) 52 50 22 CRUISR – Take That 48 56 51 05 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Who's With Me 51* 00 52 01 Katy Perry ft. Skip Marley – Chained to the Rhythm 52* 55 53 04 Lady Antebellum – You Look Good 53* 58 54 03 The Bright Light Social Hour – Tear Down That Wall 54* 59 55 02 Imagine Dragons – Believer 55* 63 56 02 William Singe – Rush 56* 57 57 13 Dierks Bentley – Black 54 00 58 01 Maroon 5 ft. Future – Cold 58* 51 59 10 Switchfoot – I Won't Let You Go 35 53 60 13 Capital Cities – Vowels 44 54 61 14 D.R.A.M. – Cash Machine 49 62 62 04 The Score – Revolution 62 64 63 06 Hembree – Holy Water 63* 00 64 01 Sundara Karma – She Said 64* 70 65 02 The Revivalists – Wish I Knew You 65* 00 66 01 Thrice – Blood on the Sand 66* 60 67 08 Bad Suns – Swimming in the Moonlight 55 61 68 07 David Cook – I'm Gonna Love You 55 00 69 01 Sundara Karma – Loveblood 69* 65 70 08 Billy Currington – Do I Make You Wanna 59 Notes: - Run River North holds at #1 this week with "29" for its second week atop the charts. This has actually started to distance itself and has pretty much locked in a third week for next week. "Diagram of a Simple Man" (3-3) should start to challenge it in two weeks when Colliding by Design releases on the 24th.
- Thrice has themselves a solid week. "Black Honey" lifts up (6-5) for a new peak in the Top 5. It's starting to slow down, so I don't see this peaking much higher. #4 might be its highest attainable peak, but this might start falling soon. "Stay with Me" takes a 15 position jump this week, by going 35-20 for a new peak. This is red hot right now and will be seeking the Top 10 soon. This has a shot at going #1 actually. Thrice also debuts "Blood on the Sand" at #66 this week. They should be able to chart three songs concurrently for the time being. I see this one doing well also.
- As Thrice has a solid week, so does Sundara Karma, who make their chart debut this week with 3 songs. Their debut album Youth is Only Ever Fun in Retrospect came out about a month ago, and I finally just spun it and enjoyed it a lot. The top debut goes to "A Young Understanding" at #37. This one is not the single that is being promoted in the US currently, but I will chart this one as the single now. I really enjoy this right now, and I see this being Top 10 soon. "She Said", the current single, debuts at #64. I probably will chart this and "A Young Understanding" at the same time, but this will be the far lesser of the two. I can see a Top 40 peak for this in the current 70 position setting. "Loveblood" debuts at #69 as well. This has been done at Alternative for awhile, but this randomly grew on me right before I downloaded the album. This will probably end up being just a one-weeker, so I can put my focus on the two previously aforementioned.
- Katy Perry returns to the chart this week with "Chained to the Rhythm" coming in at #52. This is Katy's first charter since "California Gurls", which peaked at #12. She missed the chart with "Birthday", which has unashamedly turned into one of my favorites from her, since I got into a little late. This should turn into a decent hit for her. Maybe somewhere in the Top 30 with potential to grow.
- Maroon 5 finally see their comeback to the chart for the first time since 2015 with "Cold" debuting at #58. It's a solid debut for a song that only got two days of charting. Their last four singles ("Sugar", "This Summer's Gonna Hurt...", "Feelings", "Don't Wanna Know") missed the chart, but they did see a random charter in "Coming Back for You" (#35). Their last album produced three Top 10 hits, but hit a brick wall halfway through "Animals" run, which looked like a future #1 but halted after 3 weeks when it peaked at #6. This could do decent, but I'm not expecting much since now it is basically the Adam Levine show rather than Maroon 5.
- There is going to be some big movements coming in the next week as I look into de-extending to 50. I want to make the transition smooth so it will be easy just to drop the 20 songs. When the day does come, the first Top 50 chart will actually contain 70 songs to get the movements correct, then drop to 50 the week after.
On the Rise: "I'm Born to Run" by: American Authors "Keep It Between the Lines" by: Sturgill Simpson "Not a One" by: The Young Wild "Pussy King" by: Wheeler Walker, Jr. "True Love" by: DiRTY RADiO "Lies in the Dark" by: Tove Lo "Bom Bidi Bom" by: Nick Jonas & Nicki Minaj "Legend" by: The Score "My Old Man" by: Zac Brown Band "Goodbye" by: filous (feat. Mat Kearney) "Sooner or Later" by: Aaron Carter "Somebody Else" by: The 1975 Re-Entry Watch: None Dropouts: "Kids" by: OneRepublic (from #32) Peak: 1 (1 week) - RECURRENT "Holding On" by: SafetySuit (from #50) Peak: 37 - RECURRENT "Overdose" by: Armors (from #66) Peak: 49 "Take It All Back 2.0" by: Judah & The Lion (from #67) Peak: 65 "Haunted" by: Acceptance (from #68) Peak: 68 "Bring You Home" by: Marcus Santoro (feat. Michael Paynter) (from #69) Peak: 58 Recurrent Watch: "Oxygen" by: Dirty Heads (1) "Better" by: SafetySuit (1) "Nothing Personal" by: Night Riots (1) "You" by: SafetySuit (1) "Ritual" by: Marshmello (feat. Wrabel) (1) "Absence" by: Talay Riley (2) "Work Shoes" by: USS (3) "Bubblegum" by: TOTEM & Aalias (2) "Pause" by: SafetySuit (1) "Oh My My" by: OneRepublic (feat. Cassius) (2) "Higher" by: Carly Rae Jepsen (1) "I Won't Let You Go" by: Switchfoot (2) "Vowels" by: Capital Cities (1) "Cash Machine" by: D.R.A.M. (1) "Swimming in the Moonlight" by: Bad Suns (2) "I'm Gonna Love You" by: David Cook (2) "Do I Make You Wanna" by: Billy Currington (2)
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Post by Leo ✔ on Feb 17, 2017 16:29:52 GMT -5
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Post by Doc Indie Party Rock on Feb 20, 2017 1:26:53 GMT -5
Yes. The Katy Perry song is actually pretty damn nice. The style reminds me a bit of Swift's "Style". Also have you heard COIN's new song "I Don't Wanna Dance"?
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Post by Daryl the Beryl on Feb 20, 2017 1:43:06 GMT -5
Yes. The Katy Perry song is actually pretty damn nice. The style reminds me a bit of Swift's "Style". Also have you heard COIN's new song "I Don't Wanna Dance"? yes he has
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Post by maine on Feb 20, 2017 10:56:40 GMT -5
Yes. The Katy Perry song is actually pretty damn nice. The style reminds me a bit of Swift's "Style". Also have you heard COIN's new song "I Don't Wanna Dance"? It should chart soon. I'm not too into so far, but I'll definitely give it some action in a few weeks.
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Post by maine on Feb 24, 2017 14:17:43 GMT -5
Sorry for getting these out on Fridays the past few weeks. I've been able to do them on Thursdays, but laziness gets the best of me lol. I did the chart yesterday, but left the notes and stuff for today. I'll try to get back on track next week! 5 debuts! crownnote.com/charts/james/james-top-70-february-23-2017LW TW WOC Artist Song Peak01 01 20 Run River North – 29 1 (3)* 02 02 11 COIN – Talk Too Much 1 (3) 03 03 12 Acceptance – Diagram of a Simple Man 2 04 04 16 SafetySuit – Beat of Your Heart 3 05 05 22 Thrice – Black Honey 5 11 06 04 Urban Cone – Old School 6* 06 07 16 SafetySuit – Numbers or Faith 1 (1) 07 08 51 Cam – Mayday 1 (18) 08 09 10 Ocean Park Standoff – Good News 6 12 10 10 The Hunna – Bonfire 10* 09 11 19 Captain Cuts ft. Nateur – Love Like We Used To 1 (12) 10 12 16 SafetySuit – Confused 10 13 13 07 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Us 13 15 14 20 OneRepublic – Let's Hurt Tonight 14 20 15 06 Thrice – Stay with Me 15* 16 16 05 watt ft. Post Malone – Burning Man 16 14 17 40 Until the Ribbon Breaks – Goodnight America 4 18 18 16 SafetySuit – Better 6 19 19 23 Cam – Half Broke Heart 19 26 20 03 Nickelback – Feed the Machine 20* 27 21 10 Smallpools – Street Fight 21* 31 22 04 Mondo Cozmo – Shine 22* 17 23 32 Dirty Heads – Oxygen 7 23 24 09 Kris Kross Amsterdam, Conor Maynard ft. Ty Dolla $ign – Are You Sure? 21 24 25 31 The Score – Unstoppable 7 21 26 29 Night Riots – Nothing Personal 12 22 27 16 SafetySuit – You 9 43 28 14 Moon Taxi – Red Hot Lights 28* 36 29 04 Ricky Reed – Be the 1 29* 37 30 02 Sundara Karma – A Young Understanding 30* 25 31 16 Marshmello ft. Wrabel – Ritual 17 30 32 17 Starset – Monster 26 34 33 09 Lewis Del Mar – Painting (Masterpiece) 33* 40 34 15 Young the Giant – Silvertongue 34* 29 35 21 Old Dominion – Song for Another Time 24 33 36 70 SafetySuit – Looking Up 1 (8) 41 37 03 Cold War Kids – Love Is Mystical 37* 28 38 29 Lauren Alaina – Road Less Traveled 13 35 39 17 Jon Bellion – All Time Low 31 42 40 08 Artificial Pleasure – I'll Make It Worth Your While 40* 51 41 06 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Who's with Me 41* 52 42 02 Katy Perry ft. Skip Marley – Chained to the Rhythm 42* 32 43 26 Talay Riley – Absence 5 39 44 22 TOTEM, Aalias – Bubblegum 10 44 45 55 SafetySuit – Pause 4 48 46 267 SafetySuit – Never Stop 1 (18) 49 47 62 Cam – Burning House 1 (1) 50 48 23 CRUISR – Take That 48 55 49 03 Imagine Dragons – Believer 49* 54 50 04 The Bright Light Social Hour – Tear Down That Wall 50* 56 51 03 William Singe – Rush 51* 58 52 02 Maroon 5 ft. Future – Cold 52* 53 53 05 Lady Antebellum – You Look Good 53 62 54 05 The Score – Revolution 54* 00 55 01 TOTEM – Up & Down 55* 63 56 07 Hembree – Holy Water 56* 64 57 02 Sundara Karma – She Said 57* 57 58 14 Dierks Bentley – Black 54 65 59 03 The Revivalists – Wish I Knew You 59* 66 60 02 Thrice – Blood on the Sand 60* 60 61 14 Capital Cities – Vowels 44 61 62 15 D.R.A.M. – Cash Machine 49 69 63 2 Sundara Karma – Loveblood 63* 00 64 01 American Authors – I'm Born to Run 64* 00 65 01 Judah & The Lion – Suit and Jacket 65* 59 66 11 Switchfoot – I Won't Let You Go 35 67 67 09 Bad Suns – Swimming in the Moonlight 55 00 68 01 Sturgill Simpson – Keep It Between the Lines 68* 68 69 08 David Cook – I'm Gonna Love You 55 00 70 01 filous ft. Mat Kearney – Goodbye 70* Notes: - "29" sticks at #1 for its third consecutive week. It's been pretty much going strong without much competition below it. Next week could see a new #1 as "Diagram of a Simple Man" (3-3) will be aided by the release of Colliding By Design. Spoiler: album tracks should seep in from the album, as it is outstanding.
- Urban Cone is looking like the most fierce competitor for a future #1 soon, as "Old School" blasts 11-6 for a new peak. This has been coming up fast since its debut and next week should see it slot in the Top 3. I could see it going #1 in a few weeks.
- The Hunna score a Top 10 this week with "Bonfire" moving up 12-10. This more got in due to low competition in the latter half of the Top 10. This should peak somewhere in the 7-10 range in the end.
- "Red Hot Lights" randomly breaks out this week by moving up 43-28 for a new peak. It set a peak of #40 7 weeks ago, and was in that position for 3 different weeks, but couldn't pass it. I got into a Moon Taxi fever this week, and this benefitted highly. This might just be the breakout it needed.
- The top debut this week goes to TOTEM, as his new single "Up & Down" debuts at #55. I felt bad dropping "Bubblegum" (39-44) awhile back, and was thinking of trying to get it out of its rut, but the new single release made it easier to let it go. I just kinda stopped listening to it after it peaked at #10. I assumed it'd turn into a Top 5 peak, but it hit a brick wall right there. This should have a similar ride that "Bubblegum", but hopefully with a better end result.
- American Authors make a return to the chart this week with "I'm Born to Run" coming in at #64. It spent 4 weeks on On the Rise, but it got in this week with the easier charting week. I can see this doing decent, maybe a peak in the Top 40. They've seen the chart once with "Best Day of My Life" (which I can't stand anymore lol), which peaked at #18 for a week. "Believer" hit On the Rise, but never charted.
- I never thought I'd chart two Judah & The Lion songs, let alone just one, as their new single "Suit and Jacket" debuts this week at #65. This one is a lot better in quality than "Take It All Back" (#65), which just fell off the chart last week, so I see this one doing much better. I don't see it lighting up the charts, but a Top 50 peak is attainable.
- Sturgill Simpson makes his chart debut with "Keep It Between the Lines" at #68. This also spent 4 weeks on On the Rise, and the slow week helps it. Now that it has finally debuted, I see this still sticking around. This could be a very slow riser, but it does have potential to do well.
- One song that really benefitted from the slow week was "Goodbye", which debuts at #70 with barely any action this week lol. I more charted it because I wanted a return for Mat Kearney. I'm not sure if this will survive next week, but this could do well if I start to listen to it more.
- Don't let On the Rise fool you this week: next week should be loaded with debuts. Acceptance should debut (and re-enter "Haunted") a few tracks, while new releases from Seether, Calvin Harris and Jason Derulo are imminent. I might be charting a new Dirty Heads song too as well.
On the Rise: "Let You Down" by: Seether "I Don't Wanna Dance" by: COIN "Sooner or Later" by: Aaron Carter "Nimble Bastard" by: Incubus "Breaking Free" by: Night Riots Re-Entry Watch: None Dropouts: "Work Shoes" by: USS (from #38) Peak: 4 - RECURRENT "Oh My My" by: OneRepublic (feat. Cassius) (from #45) Peak: 24 - RECURRENT "Higher" by: Carly Rae Jepsen (from #46) Peak: 25 - RECURRENT "Express Myself" by: Ricky Reed (from #47) Peak: 25 - RECURRENT "Do I Make You Wanna" by: Billy Currington (from #70) Peak: 59 Recurrent Watch: "Oxygen" by: Dirty Heads (2) "Nothing Personal" by: Night Riots (2) "You" by: SafetySuit (2) "Ritual" by: Marshmello (feat. Wrabel) (2) "Song for Another Time" by: Old Dominion (1) "Road Less Traveled" by: Lauren Alaina (1) "Absence" by: Talay Riley (3) "Bubblegum" by: TOTEM & Aalias (3) "I Won't Let You Go" by: Switchfoot (2)
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Post by Doc Indie Party Rock on Feb 26, 2017 2:17:26 GMT -5
I have a feeling Katy's new song will be getting a lot of chart action. Including mine. ;)
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Post by maine on Mar 3, 2017 17:21:27 GMT -5
To those reading, please view the post below this as we transition the chart away from a Top 70. I hope what I am doing is okay with you. New #1!!! 9 debuts!? crownnote.com/charts/james/james-top-70-march-2-2017LW TW WOC Artist Song Peak03 01 13 Acceptance – Diagram of a Simple Man 1 (1)* 01 02 21 Run River North – 29 1 (3) 06 03 05 Urban Cone – Old School 3* 02 04 12 COIN – Talk Too Much 1 (3) 04 05 17 SafetySuit – Beat of Your Heart 3 05 06 23 Thrice – Black Honey 5 07 07 17 SafetySuit – Numbers or Faith 1 (1) 08 08 52 Cam – Mayday 1 (18) 09 09 11 Ocean Park Standoff – Good News 6 10 10 11 The Hunna – Bonfire 10* 15 11 07 Thrice – Stay with Me 11* 13 12 08 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Us 12* 12 13 17 SafetySuit – Confused 10 11 14 20 Captain Cuts ft. Nateur – Love Like We Used To 1 (12) 16 15 06 watt ft. Post Malone – Burning Man 15* 14 16 21 OneRepublic – Let's Hurt Tonight 14 20 17 04 Nickelback – Feed the Machine 17* 00 18 01 Calvin Harris ft. Frank Ocean, Migos – Slide 18* 19 19 24 Cam – Half Broke Heart 19 22 20 05 Mondo Cozmo – Shine 20* 17 21 41 Until the Ribbon Breaks – Goodnight America 4 21 22 11 Smallpools – Street Fight 21 18 23 17 SafetySuit – Better 6 24 24 10 Kris Kross Amsterdam, Conor Maynard ft. Ty Dolla $ign – Are You Sure? 21 28 25 15 Moon Taxi – Red Hot Lights 25* 29 26 05 Ricky Reed – Be the 1 26* 25 27 32 The Score – Unstoppable 7 30 28 03 Sundara Karma – A Young Understanding 28* 32 29 18 Starset – Monster 26 23 30 33 Dirty Heads – Oxygen 7 34 31 16 Young the Giant – Silvertongue 31* 33 32 10 Lewis Del Mar – Painting (Masterpiece) 32* 26 33 30 Night Riots – Nothing Personal 12 27 34 17 SafetySuit – You 9 00 35 01 Jason Derulo ft. Nicki Minaj, Ty Dolla $ign – Swalla 35* 37 36 04 Cold War Kids – Love Is Mystical 36* 42 37 03 Katy Perry ft. Skip Marley – Chained to the Rhythm 37* 31 38 17 Marshmello ft. Wrabel – Ritual 17 36 39 71 SafetySuit – Looking Up 1 (8) 41 40 07 USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) – Who's with Me 40* 40 41 09 Artificial Pleasure – I'll Make It Worth Your While 40 48 42 24 CRUISR – Take That 42* 00 43 01 Acceptance – Colliding By Design 43* 35 44 22 Old Dominion – Song for Another Time 24 38 45 30 Lauren Alaina – Road Less Traveled 13 00 46 01 Dirty Heads – Freedom 46* 39 47 18 Jon Bellion – All Time Low 31 49 48 04 Imagine Dragons – Believer 48* 55 49 02 TOTEM – Up & Down 49* 46 50 268 SafetySuit – Never Stop 1 (18) 51 51 04 William Singe – Rush 51 52 52 03 Maroon 5 ft. Future – Cold 52 00 53 01 Acceptance – Fire and Rain 53* 53 54 06 Lady Antebellum – You Look Good 53 50 55 05 The Bright Light Social Hour – Tear Down That Wall 50 54 56 06 The Score – Revolution 54 57 57 03 Sundara Karma – She Said 57 59 58 04 The Revivalists – Wish I Knew You 58* 58 59 15 Dierks Bentley – Black 54 60 60 03 Thrice – Blood on the Sand 60 00 61 01 Bob Moses – Before I Fall 61* 64 62 02 American Authors – I'm Born to Run 62* 00 63 01 Acceptance – Come Closer 63* 56 64 08 Hembree – Holy Water 56 67 65 10 Bad Suns – Swimming in the Moonlight 55 00 66 01 Acceptance – We Can Escape 66* 68 67 02 Sturgill Simpson – Keep It Between the Lines 67* 70 68 02 filous ft. Mat Kearney – Goodbye 68* 00 69 01 Martin Garrix, Dua Lipa – Scared to Be Lonely 69* 65 70 02 Judah & The Lion – Suit and Jacket 65 Notes: - We see a new #1 this week, as Acceptance puts "Diagram of a Simple Man" (3-1) in the top spot for their first career #1. Acceptance is coming off of a hot week, as their newly released album Colliding By Design scores 4 debuts this week, as well as everything else from the album appearing on On the Rise (and Re-Entry Watch for "Haunted"). This has a good shot at staying at the top for another week, but beyond that is questionable.
- "Old School" pushes into the Top 3 this week, as it moves 6-3 for a new peak. This is looking like it'll hit #1 soon, but it might not come next week. I imagine this can hit the top in two weeks from now.
- "Mayday" (8-8) spends its 52nd week on the chart this week. It has spend an amazing 49 weeks in the Top 10 and counting. It doesn't look like it'll fall out for another few weeks, so this could spend 52 consecutive weeks in the Top 10 pretty soon. This is the happier of news for Cam, as "Burning House" falls off the chart this week (memorial service at the end).
- We have a very big debut this week coming from Calvin Harris. "Slide" debuts at #18 this week, with an outstanding 39 plays to start its run. Calvin hasn't had the greatest run of things for awhile now, but this will see him look like his glory days. This should go Top 10 very soon, and I actually think this has a great shot at #1 in the future.
- Our next debut is another decent-sized one, as Jason Derulo returns to the chart with "Swalla" at #35. Jason, similarly to Calvin, hasn't had a great run his past few singles, as they didn't really amount to much; his last two to chart couldn't break Top 40, while "Kiss the Sky" couldn't chart. This one is looking like it could be a big hit for him.
- It only took 20 weeks, but "Take That" finally surpasses its #48 peak it set back on October 13, 2016, as it rises 48-42 for a new peak. This has had one weird chart run, and it looks like it can keep going up a little bit. It will definitely run out of gas soon, but CRUISR shall enjoy this.
- As previously stated, Acceptance has a huge week, as four songs from Colliding By Design debut this week. The title track leads the way at #43, "Fire and Rain" (#53), "Come Closer" (#63), and "We Can Escape" (#68) follow the leader onto the chart. "Colliding by Design" and "Fire and Rain" look like they could chart for awhile, while the other two (and the rest of the album) will be merely on the chart while the album is hot. No singles have been sent to radio yet for some reason, so I might be forced to pick singles for this.
- As "Oxygen" (23-30) prepares to go recurrent next week, Dirty Heads follow up very quickly as "Freedom", off of their newly released EP Dessert, debuts at #46. Dessert is just a b-side EP to their self-titled album, so they might not be done with singles from it, but "Freedom" should be able to stick around regardless of what they choose next for radio. They should definitely be able to ride two concurrent singles as they did with "That's All I Need" (#5) and "Oxygen" last year.
- Bob Moses makes a comeback to the charts with "Before I Fall" at #61. I randomly decided to listen to their album Days Gone By this week and really enjoyed it. This one was incredibly good and I see it performing better than "Tearing Me Up" (#60) did. Speaking of, "Tearing Me Up" might actually see a return to the chart soon, as I got back into it while I was listening to the album lol.
- The final debut this week goes to Martin Garrix and Dua Lipa with "Scared to Be Lonely" at #69. It took me awhile to check out this song for some reason, despite knowing about it, and I wish I had heard it sooner. It is really good. I see this being a good hit on the chart, becoming both acts' biggest charter (well, Martin hasn't charted before, so this is by default lol).
- In Memoriam: this week, we say goodbye to two big charters: "Pause" and "Burning House". "Burning House" was the first song to chart by the new queen of the chart Cam, as it came in at #63 on December 23, 2015. It originally didn't look like it would amount to much, as a Top 50 peak was its original prediction, as it was a lot different than other songs on the chart (ballads don't do incredibly well here). But, week by week, it chipped away and kept rising before the Cam takeover started to really take place. On its 11th week, it placed at #37, then it saw its big jumps: 37-30-21-8-1. Before that, it was starting to stall in the 40s as previously predicted. The one week on top was more because "Mayday" was coming full throttle, so it only was able to score a week in. At 62 weeks, it definitely stayed on the chart for a long time, and this is the first taste of Cam that we received.
- In Memoriam 2: "Pause". Oh, what can I say? Despite peaking at #4, this might be one of the oddest chart runs ever. As "Burning House" did coincidentally, "Pause" also debuted at #63, but on February 11, 2016. This was an incredibly underwhelming debut for SafetySuit, who are arguably the greatest artist of all-time in terms of my chart (I mean, look at "Never Stop"!). Things didn't get much better from there either, again, for SafetySuit's history. It slowly rose over the long weeks, not really doing too much, but more just rising because it wasn't getting negative updates. Despite kind of acting as the follow-up to "Looking Up" (which is still charting lol), it never really broke out. It finally broke the Top 10 on October 6, 2016, an astounding 35 week trek (the current record), and only stayed for 1 week at the time. It re-entered a few weeks later once the album release started to come into effect and peaked at #4 5 weeks after its original Top 10 placing. Then, it just kinda slowly fell to where it lies to rest now.
- Let us make a toast to both "Burning House" and "Pause" as we lower their graves down. :sip2: (not in a shady way lol)
- Speaking of SafetySuit, their songs from their album are finally starting to get weeded out, as "You" (27-34) and "Better" (18-23) are starting to get sent to recurrency. The band has plans to release a new single to radio in the very near future, and if it so happens to be a song that was sent recurrent, I will gladly re-chart it. For now, "Beat of Your Heart" (4-5) and "Numbers or Faith" (7-7) will reside high on the chart. "Confused" (12-13) might start to follow in the footsteps of "You" and "Better" though in the near future.
On the Rise: "Let You Down" by: Seether "Goodbye" by: Acceptance "73" by: Acceptance "Sunset" by: Acceptance "Breaking Free" by: Night Riots "When I Was Cursed" by: Acceptance "I Don't Wanna Dance" by: COIN "Nimble Bastard" by: Incubus "Golden" by: Acceptance Re-Entry Watch: "Haunted" by: Acceptance "Tearing Me Up" by: Bob Moses Dropouts: "Absence" by: Talay Riley (from #43) Peak: 5 - RECURRENT "Bubblegum" by: TOTEM & Aalias (from #44) Peak: 10 - RECURRENT "Pause" by: SafetySuit (from #45) Peak: 4 - RECURRENT "Burning House" by: Cam (from #47) Peak: 1 (1 week) - RECURRENT "Vowels" by: Capital Cities (from #61) Peak: 44 - RECURRENT "Cash Machine" by: D.R.A.M. (from #62) Peak: 49 - RECURRENT "Loveblood" by: Sundara Karma (from #63) Peak: 63 "I Won't Let You Go" by: Switchfoot (from #66) Peak: 35 "I'm Gonna Love You" by: David Cook (from #69) Peak: 55 Recurrent Watch: "Better" by: SafetySuit (1) "Oxygen" by: Dirty Heads (3) "Nothing Personal" by: Night Riots (3) "You" by: SafetySuit (3) "Ritual" by: Marshmello (feat. Wrabel) (3) "Song for Another Time" by: Old Dominion (2) "Road Less Traveled" by: Lauren Alaina (2) "All Time Low" by: Jon Bellion (1) "Tear Down That Wall" by: The Bright Light Social Club (1) "Holy Water" by: Hembree (1) "Suit and Jacket" by: Judah & The Lion
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Post by maine on Mar 3, 2017 17:22:22 GMT -5
This week will be the last week that we see the chart as a Top 70. I have ultimately decided to change the positioning number to...100? Yeah, I said about month or two ago that the chart was going to be swung into a Top 50 due to the dead zones around the chart. As I was preparing the transition, to make things smoother, I decided I was going to start cutting the losses of the dead zones and start dropping those songs, and that is when it hit me: why not just do this all the time? If a song doesn't do much for weeks and looks done, why keep hanging on to the fact that it might rebound? So basically, I will be retooling my chart again. This is kind of like the transition I made when I took play counts out of the formula. By retooling, I don't mean that I will be removing songs ultimately from the chart right away, but there is definitely going to be a lot more activity going on. There have been a lot of songs that have been freefalling since I made the Top 50 announcement, and that practice will likely stick in order to keep the chart fresh. Basically, the new songs that will pop up in the bottom regions of the chart will be songs that are in my playlist and have a shot at breaking out. Debuting will be a lot easier, but there will be some high turnover rates. With the upgrade to 100, there will be some recurrent changes: - Songs that fall 5+ positions for 3 consecutive weeks will be sent recurrent after those 3 weeks (same as before). The number will increase to +2 if the position drop goes 10+ (new!).
- Songs with 15 weeks under its belt and fall below the #61 range will be sent recurrent (previously #51 and below). The week number may change to 12 weeks in the future if I deem it necessary. If I do believe a song can turn it around, I will leave it alone (ex. "Take That" by: CRUISR).
Now, I know what y'all might be thinking: what about "Never Stop" and it's ridiculous 268 weeks (Crownnote won't be correctly updated on this) under its belt? I ultimately have decided it will retire next week and be sent to recurrency regardless of the new rule. There will be a gigantic memorial service for it. It did drop enough to go recurrent this week, but I saved it to #50 because I didn't want it to overshadow the memorial services in tact for "Burning House" and "Pause" this week. Even though it still sees quite a bit of action, I think the time has finally come for it to retire.
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Post by Leo ✔ on Mar 4, 2017 10:26:50 GMT -5
Scared to be Lonely debuts <3
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Post by maine on Mar 10, 2017 15:00:48 GMT -5
In Memoriam "Never Stop" by: SafetySuitWeeks on chart: 268Peak: 1 (18 weeks)It's not often you come around a song on someone's personal chart that lands over the 5 year mark. Well, welcome to my chart. It was January 3, 2012. Me being the music lover that I am was checking the front page of iTunes. There weren't very many new releases since the New Year just started, but I noticed there was a new album on top of the iTunes charts that was ahead of Adele's 21 (which was in the midst of its large run): These Times by: SafetySuit. I got two $50 iTunes gift cards for Christmas and wanted to spend, spend, spend, so I decided to listen to some previews. I liked what I heard, so I bought it at the low sale price of $5.99. I was listening to the album for the first time, unknowingly was I listening to what would turn into my favorite album of all-time as well as the first taste of my favorite band of all-time. Some songs were catching my eye: the current single "These Times", "Let Go", "Staring At It", "Stranger", but there was one that was steps above the rest: "Never Stop". From the first listen, I knew this would turn into my favorite song. It debuted the following week (January 12, 2012) in the Top 10 then became a fixture in the Top 5 for a few weeks. 6 weeks into its chart run, it went #1 for the first week of 18 consecutive weeks on top. After it left the top, it stuck inside the Top 10 for years. It first left the Top 10 on September 4, 2014. It stayed in the Top 20 for awhile, then 30, 40, and here we are now. There is so much more that I can say about this song, but I don't want this post to be overlong (I doubt many of you read all this way anyways lol). 269 weeks ago, I discovered not only my favorite song from my favorite band, but my favorite song of all-time.
"You still get my heart racing"
It is time we lower the grave.
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