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Post by ted11804 on Dec 4, 2003 16:07:29 GMT -5
Have there ever been any #1s that didn't go recurrent? In the past decade or so?
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irice22
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Post by irice22 on Dec 4, 2003 16:11:35 GMT -5
"Thank U" by Alanis Morissette maybe?
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Post by JCMF3 on Dec 4, 2003 16:15:32 GMT -5
"Thank U" by Alanis Morissette maybe? All the songs from the pre PPW era and through 1995 or 1996 would count in this category as I don't think there were recurrent rules used then at all. 1998: Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go" only spent 21 or 22 weeks on the chart. At that time, the recurrent rule was 26/25. |
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Post by irice22 on Dec 4, 2003 16:29:29 GMT -5
All the songs from the pre PPW era and through 1995 or 1996 would count in this category as I don't think there were recurrent rules used then at all. 1998: Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go" only spent 21 or 22 weeks on the chart. At that time, the recurrent rule was 26/25. Wait! But "Thank U" was like 1998, right? |
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Post by Hervard on Dec 4, 2003 18:13:03 GMT -5
All the songs from the pre PPW era and through 1995 or 1996 would count in this category as I don't think there were recurrent rules used then at all. Actually, the first recurrent rule used by R&R started in June, 1996. Didn't you mean to say songs from these two years wouldn't count? Because, since there were no recurrent rules before June 21, 1996, I don't think they should count. |
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Post by JCMF3 on Dec 5, 2003 8:49:39 GMT -5
Actually, the first recurrent rule used by R&R started in June, 1996. Didn't you mean to say songs from these two years wouldn't count? Because, since there were no recurrent rules before June 21, 1996, I don't think they should count. Well, since there were no recurrents, then a #1 song in 1995, for example, couldn't be a recurrent, right? ;) It's a matter of semantics. I understand that we shouldn't count songs before recurrent rules came into effect. ;) And yes, Thank U hit #1 in 1998. |
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