Singles
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To my disappointment, McFly won the race to the #1 spot. I was greatly 
surprised that Girls Aloud weren't #2 though - I can only assume the 
vast majority of their fans are waiting for their Greatest Hits album 
tomorrow.

NE's (inc.d/l climbers)

Top 10 : Fedde Le Grande #2, Beyonce #5, Amy Winehouse #7View
Top 20 : Bodyrox #11, Cassie #12, View #15, Magic Numbers #16, Rihanna 
#17, Kooks #20
Top 30 : Raconteurs #22, Long Blondes #30
Top 40 : Upper Street #35, Cooper Temple Clause #36

Albums
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To absolutely no-one's surprise, Robbie claims his 8th #1 album, albeit 
with very disappointing (by his standards) sales, of 147k.

Other Top 20 NE's :

MCR #2, Meat Loaf #3, Rod Stewart #4, John Legend #10, Ordinary Boys 
#15.


Next Week
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Singles
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Looks like a pretty quiet week to me, but even given that McFly's sales 
plummet on week 2, I can see them remaining #1.

NE's

Top 10 : Bodyrox, Simon Webbe
Top 20 : Jamiroquai, Basement Jaxx, Babyshambles, Keane
Top 30 : Cass Fox, Sean Paul, Tenacious D, Depeche Mode
Top 40 : Good the Bad & the Queen, Panic At The Disco, Game, Alesha

Possible d/l entries (a big week!) : All Saints, Christina, George & 
Mutya, Gnarls Barkley, Kasabian, Madonna, Paris, Sugababes, U2/Green 
Day, Westlife, Infernal.

Albums
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Bearing in mind Robbie's 'atrocious' sales, Girls Aloud could well be 
#1.

NE's :

Top 10 : Madelaine Peyroux, Amy Winehouse
Top 20 : The Who, Michael Ball
-- 
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham (change 'invalid83261' to 'blueyonder' to email me)