popstop
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Post by popstop on Mar 15, 2010 16:46:48 GMT -5
Would Telephone counts as a sixth single? If so, when was the last time an album spawned six top ten songs?
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Post by Sure Thing on Mar 15, 2010 16:54:19 GMT -5
Good for Hey Daddy. Thought it was going to flop at one point but now it's more than likely going to be an #1 R&B record.
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Post by Osaka Sun on Mar 15, 2010 16:59:14 GMT -5
Telephone will probably stay at 9 in the final airplay chart and may come in at #10 in digital, so hopefully it cracks the top 10.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2010 17:19:58 GMT -5
Has a country song ever topped the Hot 100? A pop version of "Amazed" by Lonestar spent 2 weeks at #1 in 2000. "Ever" is a long time Many many country songs prior to this one topped the Hot 100 as well. The 50s through the 80s had quite a few |
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Post by wallace on Mar 15, 2010 18:27:00 GMT -5
i dont think Carry Underwood was really a country artist until her album came out. People expected Carrie to be a country artist, but the song didn't really chart on Country - I checked Wikipedia (applying grain of salt here) and if that's accurate, Inside Your Heaven peaked at #52 on Country. So, at a minimum, it didn't get to #1 on the Hot 100 with support from Country radio. Also from Wikipedia, Kenny Rogers had two #1s on the Hot 100, Lady in 1979 and Islands in the Stream, a 1983 duet with Dolly Parton, granting that Kenny was sort of a country/pop hybrid like Taylor Swift; the same is true for Eddie Rabbit, who hit #1 with I Love A Rainy Night in 1980. Dolly also had a #1 with 9 to 5 in 1980. I'm sure there must have been somebody more recent than that, but I can't think who - Garth Brooks never did it, neither did Tim McGraw, George Strait, Brooks & Dunn, Randy Travis, Reba, Alan Jackson, Dwight Yoakam, Trisha Yearwood, Sugarland, Lee Greenwood, Brad Paisley, or Sara Evans. Shania Twain & Faith Hill both peaked at #2, with You're Still the One in 1998 and Breathe in 1999, respectively, as did Willie Nelson with Always on My Mind in 1982 and Juice Newton with Queen of Hearts in 1981. Charlie Daniels Band peaked at #3 in 1979 with The Devil Went Down to Georgia. Achy Breaky Heart peaked at #4 in 1992, as did the Dixie Chicks with Not Ready to Make Nice in 2005. The Oak Ridge Boys peaked at #5 with Elvira in 1981. |
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Post by jebsib on Mar 15, 2010 19:13:42 GMT -5
Inside your Heaven spent 12 weeks on the country chart. It may not have peaked high, but it was being actively played on enough country stations to remain on the chart for three months
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Post by renfield75 on Mar 15, 2010 20:07:14 GMT -5
The last country song to top the Hot 100 prior to "Amazed" was "Islands In The Stream" by Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton in 1983. While country artists dominated the Billboard 200 throughout the 90s their Hot 100 success was limited (until country airplay was factored into the Hot 100 airplay panel in December 1998).
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2010 20:14:49 GMT -5
The last country song to top the Hot 100 prior to "Amazed" was "Islands In The Stream" by Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton in 1983. While country artists dominated the Billboard 200 throughout the 90s their Hot 100 success was limited (until country airplay was factored into the Hot 100 airplay panel in December 1998). If we go by country airplay, this isn't entirely true Billy Vera got some country airplay in the late 80s with At This Moment (#41 peak on the country chart) There could be others |
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Post by renfield75 on Mar 15, 2010 20:52:47 GMT -5
The last country song to top the Hot 100 prior to "Amazed" was "Islands In The Stream" by Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton in 1983. While country artists dominated the Billboard 200 throughout the 90s their Hot 100 success was limited (until country airplay was factored into the Hot 100 airplay panel in December 1998). If we go by country airplay, this isn't entirely true Billy Vera got some country airplay in the late 80s with At This Moment (#41 peak on the country chart) There could be others That was a pop song that crossed over to country...I wouldn't really call that a country song that went to number one on the pop charts. However, we can simply amend the conversation to "The last song to top both the Country chart and Hot 100." That disqualifies technicalities like "Inside Your Heaven" and "At This Moment." Therefore, should "Need You Now" reach number one, it will be the first song to top both charts since "Amazed." |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2010 20:56:42 GMT -5
Didn't 'Amazed' also have a pop remix?
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Post by Myth X on Mar 15, 2010 20:58:39 GMT -5
Inside your Heaven charted on the country chart. I Believe charted on the r&b chart. Poker Face and I'm A Slave 4 U charted on the R&B chart. That doesn't make them R&B. |
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Post by Myth X on Mar 15, 2010 20:59:49 GMT -5
Didn't 'Amazed' also have a pop remix? Yes. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2010 21:01:00 GMT -5
Regardless of genre, specifically referring to the Hot 100
Any song that charts high will have some level of influence in the dominant genres.
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Post by ingrownhairdyke on Mar 15, 2010 22:46:42 GMT -5
so i guess we are never gonna get download sales ever again huh?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2010 22:52:04 GMT -5
so i guess we are never gonna get download sales ever again huh? :'( It sucks. I'm greatful for everything BKS did for us, but it still sucks that we don't get them now. We were too spoiled... |
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Post by nighttime on Mar 16, 2010 9:08:53 GMT -5
TOP 10
1. LADY ANTEBELLUM - Need You Now = 116.452 (+1.787)
2. YOUNG MONEY - Bedrock f/Lloyd = 109.880 (-1.636)
3. KESHA - Tik Tok = 96.109 (-1.429)
4. TREY SONGZ - Say Aah = 94.820 (-0.202)
5. BLACK EYED PEAS - Imma Be Billboard Charts = 90.138 (+1.247)
6. LADY GAGA - Bad Romance = 86.564 (-1.212)
7. RIHANNA - Rude Boy: 84.943 (+2.834)
8. B.O.B - Nothin' On You f/Bruno Mars: 82.303 (+1.706)
9. LADY GAGA - Telephone f/Beyonce = 81.432 (+0.901)
10. LUDACRIS - How Low = 73.693 (-0.920)
11. ORIANTHI - According To You = 72.118 (-0.556)
12. TIMBALAND - Say Something f/Drake: 67.663 (+0.654)
13. JASON DERULO - In My Head Billboard Charts: 60.347 (+0.890)
14. TRAIN - Hey, Soul Sister: 60.352 (+1.090)
15. TIMBALAND - Carry Out f/Justin Timberlake = 59.079 (+0.476)
16. KRIS ALLEN - Live Like We're Dying = 56.680 (+0.236)
17. DAVID GUETTA - Sexy Chick f/Akon = 53.127 (-1.038)
18. BLAKE SHELTON - Hillbilly Bone w/Trace Adkins: 52.292 (+0.151)
19. NEW BOYZ - Tie Me Down f/Ray J = 49.908 (-0.262)
20. EASTON CORBIN - Little More Country Than That: 50.217 (+0.420)
.OUTRAS:
JOSH TURNER - Why Don't We Just Dance: 48.260 (+0.734)
CARRIE UNDERWOOD - Temporary Home = 47.638 (-0.048)
BILLY CURRINGTON - That's How Country...: 46.511 (-0.307)
ZAC BROWN BAND - Highway 20 Ride BCharts: 45.958 (+0.498)
IYAZ - Replay = 45.328 (-1.196)
THE SCRIPT - Breakeven: 44.810 (+0.271)
KEITH URBAN - Til Summer Comes Around: 44.214 (+0.240)
USHER - Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home) = 43.160 (+0.688)
ADAM LAMBERT - Whataya Want From Me = 43.017 (+0.806)
KE$HA - Blah Blah Blah f/3OH!3: 42.775 (+0.027)
LADY ANTEBELLUM - American Honey = 40.710 (+1.011)
ROBIN THICKE - Sex Therapy: 39.862 (-2.059)
MICHAEL BUBLE - Haven't Met You Yet = 39.681 (-0.024)
ONEREPUBLIC - All The Right Moves: 39.161 (+0.058)
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2010 9:15:21 GMT -5
so i guess we are never gonna get download sales ever again huh? :'( It sucks. I'm greatful for everything BKS did for us, but it still sucks that we don't get them now. We were too spoiled... It is possible that he was caught by the "Soundscan police" The advance airplay data and the digital songs chart are legally proctected information that is not normally available to the public It is also possible that it is just what he said....he either doesn't want to post here regularly or no longer has time |
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Post by Black Jesus on Mar 16, 2010 9:16:17 GMT -5
Glad GaGa has secured herself a spot in the Top 10 with Telephone
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Post by beebee on Mar 16, 2010 9:27:54 GMT -5
It will be a close call between Rude Boy and NYN I guess; most of the past week, "RB" had strong sales, which might be enough for it to have the edge on the Hot 100.
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Post by BlueSwan on Mar 16, 2010 9:54:56 GMT -5
It is possible that he was caught by the "Soundscan police" I don't understand the soundscan policy. I appreciate the fact that they have a (very expensive) product that they sell, but the public publishing of SOME of the numbers can only increase interest in the chart. My personal interest in the US chart is almost exclusively down to the availability of these numbers. |
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Post by aTunes on Mar 16, 2010 10:09:40 GMT -5
Glad GaGa has secured herself a spot in the Top 10 with Telephone Looks like top 5 next week may be a possibility too. |
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Post by nighttime on Mar 16, 2010 10:17:24 GMT -5
JUSTIN BIEBER – Baby Billboard Charts: 39.146 (+0.348)
MARY. J. BLIGE - I Am Billboard Charts = 37.890 (-0.490)
KENNY CHESNEY - Ain't Back Yet: 37.352 (+0.723)
DAUGHTRY - Life After You = 37.290 (+0.330)
ALICIA KEYS - Try Sleeping With A Broken.. = 36.905 (+0.073)
MONICA - Everything To Me: 35.494 (-0.251)
JOHN MAYER - Heartbreak Warfare: 32.978 (+0.053)
TAIO CRUZ - Break Your Heart f/Ludacris: 32.853 (+0.863)
TREY SONGZ - Neighbors Know My Name: 31.839 (+0.553)
TAYLOR SWIFT – Fearless Billboard Charts = 30.732 (-0.266)
JAY-Z - On To The Next One = 30.108 (-0.195)
ROB THOMAS - Someday = 29.199 (+0.068)
RASCAL FLATTS – Unstoppable= 28.747 (+0.318)
LIFEHOUSE - Halfway Gone = 27.420 (+0.317)
YOUNG MONEY - Steady Mobbin' f/Gucci Mane = 27.129 (+0.294)
JUSTIN MOORE – Backwoods = 26.512 (+0.211)
GUCCI MANE - Lemonade: 23.732 (-0.140)
LUDACRIS - My Chick Bad f/Nicki Minaj: 24.239 (+1.024)
WAKA FLOCKA FLAME - O Let's Do It: 23.784 (+0.076)
SADE - Soldier Of Love = 23.530 (+0.830)
TAYLOR SWIFT - Today Was A Fairytale: 22.522 (+0.299)
USHER - Lil' Freak f/Nicki Minaj: 21.048 (-0.202)
DRAKE - Over: 18.994 (+1.151)
ROSCOE DASH - All The Way Turnt Up: 17.136 (-0.320)
IYAZ - Solo: 14.924 (+0.320)
REBA - I Keep On Lovin' You: 14.482 (+0.125)
50 CENT - Do You Think About Me: 14.299 (-0.089)
SELENA GOMEZ & THE SCENE - Naturally = 14.152 (+0.118)
USHER - There Goes My Baby: 11.804 (+0.213)
KEVIN RUDOLF - I Made It: 10.920 (+0.027)
PEARL JAM - Just Breathe = 10.113 (-0.061)
COLBIE CAILLAT - I Never Told You: 8.015 (+0.396)
LA ROUX - Bulletproof: 7.568 (+0.186)
MARIAH CAREY - Up Out My Face: 5.642 (-0.599)
KELLY CLARKSON - All I Ever Wanted: 3.897 (+0.444)
GORILLAZ - Stylo: 1.878 (+0.051)
MILEY CYRUS - When I Look At You: 1.757 (+0.024)
AVRIL LAVIGNE – Alice: 0.074 (-0.001)
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2010 10:42:35 GMT -5
It is possible that he was caught by the "Soundscan police" I don't understand the soundscan policy. I appreciate the fact that they have a (very expensive) product that they sell, but the public publishing of SOME of the numbers can only increase interest in the chart. My personal interest in the US chart is almost exclusively down to the availability of these numbers. If it is widely available for free, it is worth less. If it is closely guarded and protectedm that justifies their high price tag. Yes, making the numbers available increases interest in the charts and likely gets people to buy more albums but then the entity known as "Soundscan" would not reap any benefits from this. |
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Post by jgizzle89 on Mar 16, 2010 10:49:16 GMT -5
:'( It sucks. I'm greatful for everything BKS did for us, but it still sucks that we don't get them now. We were too spoiled... It is possible that he was caught by the "Soundscan police" The advance airplay data and the digital songs chart are legally proctected information that is not normally available to the public It is also possible that it is just what he said....he either doesn't want to post here regularly or no longer has time 2m, do you know why it is not available to the public? I'm just wondering, because to me it seems like the exact same thing as the album soundscan data. I just don't see why they make the digital charts unavailable... |
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Post by HolidayGuy on Mar 16, 2010 11:09:47 GMT -5
"Alice" lost the little bit of airplay it had rather rapidly there.
SoundScan and BDS make money on the information that gets posted for free at some forums- hence, the possible policing activity. Believe it or not, there as a time when the information was not being posted as it had been over the last several years.
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Post by wolfmother on Mar 16, 2010 11:30:08 GMT -5
I don't understand the soundscan policy. I appreciate the fact that they have a (very expensive) product that they sell, but the public publishing of SOME of the numbers can only increase interest in the chart. My personal interest in the US chart is almost exclusively down to the availability of these numbers. If it is widely available for free, it is worth less. If it is closely guarded and protectedm that justifies their high price tag. Yes, making the numbers available increases interest in the charts and likely gets people to buy more albums but then the entity known as "Soundscan" would not reap any benefits from this. How much does a billboard subscription cost ? |
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Post by wolfmother on Mar 16, 2010 11:50:32 GMT -5
I we want to suscribe to get the numbers for ourselves where do we have to suscribe? Billboard?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2010 12:30:33 GMT -5
Billboard is 24.95/month
This is just charts though - no numbers
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Post by wolfmother on Mar 16, 2010 12:32:30 GMT -5
Billboard is 24.95/month This is just charts though - no numbers so does anyone know which sites provide the numbers? Like the one bks and some others have been able to provide? |
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Post by Love Plastic Love on Mar 16, 2010 12:34:07 GMT -5
I understand why we don't get numbers and I realize that we are on borrowed time with them, but :( I am DYING for updated numbers.
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