CHART: Australia - 2007

[Australian Music Charts]

CONTENTS:
1. At a Glance
2. The Year That Was
3. Australian Recordings
4. The Number One Singles
5. The Longest Running Singles
6. Previous Year's Biggest Sellers
7. The Top 100 Singles
8. The Top 100 Albums
9. All The Charting Top 50 Singles

NOTE 1) Singles and albums from Australian or New Zealand artists have
an asterisk (*) specified with their artist and title details
when presented in chart lists.

NOTE 2) The official 2007 chart year covers 52 weekly charts. It
begins with the chart dated 08/01/2007 - 14/01/2007 which
covers actual sales beginning Saturday 30/12/2006. It ends
with the chart dated 31/12/2007 - 06/01/2008 which covers
sales up until the end of Friday 28/12/2007.

1. A T A G L A N C E

Highest selling single of 2007:

+ BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie [2 x platinum sales]

Highest selling album of 2007:

+ CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE - Michael Buble [4 x platinum sales]

How many different singles charted in 2007:

261 (56 of those charted prior to 2007)

The number one singles:

+ 14 chart-topping singles (including one from 2006)
+ 8 of them debuted at number one

Longest running number one single - 9 weeks:

+ BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie

Longest running number one album - 6 weeks:

+ LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles

Longest running single in the top 50 at 42 weeks:

+ BLACK FINGERNAILS, RED WINE - Eskimo Joe

Artist with the most entries in end of year top 100:

Singles chart - 6 entries:
+ Justin Timberlake

Albums chart - 2 entries:
+ Crowded House
+ Damien Leith
+ David Campbell
+ Human Nature
+ James Blunt
+ Pink
+ The Killers

Australian/New Zealand recordings:

+ 69 singles that made the weekly top 50
+ 25 % (25/100) of the top 100 singles of the year
+ 37 % (37/100) of the top 100 albums of the year

The stand out chart fact of 2007:

+ The chart success that Australian Idol has generated
for the competition winner every year since 2003 is
over. 2007 marked the first year that the winner failed
to achieve a number one single or a top 10 album.

2. T H E Y E A R T H A T W A S

2006 was a big year in terms of changes to how the music charts
work due to the ever increasing sales of digital music, and 2007
was no different. But firsty, let's recap on what happened in
2006.

In January 2006, the official start of the "chart week" was
changed from Sunday to Saturday so that the busiest day of sales,
that being Saturday, would occur at the start of the chart
week (not at the end) and thus new music would typically be
released on this busy day to maximize sales potential.
April 2006 saw the first release of a digital track chart,
covering sales from online music providers. And in October
2006, the official singles chart incorporated both CD
single and digital track sales, driven by the fact that
by then, digital sales had reached roughly up to 30% of a
single's total sales.

2007 now marks the first complete year in which digital track
sales have been part of the official singles chart. However,
we began to see some strange occurences. When first introduced,
the combined CD singles and digital track chart came with
many eligibility rules, the most significant being that a
single could not chart only on digital sales. The CD version
of that single must be released before digital sales can
be merged with and appear on the chart. The aim there was to
ensure that the merged chart didn't get infiltrated by album-only
tracks or songs you couldn't buy at your local record store.
But it had significant drawbacks. In the 2006, British rock
group, Snow Patrol, had a number one song on the digital track
chart in late 2006 with "Chasing Cars", but because it wasn't
released as a CD single, it was ineligible to be included on the
official singles chart. In 2007, many artists suffered reduced
chart success simply because any digital sales of their singles
were effectively discarded until the week when their CD single
hit the shops. Particularly effected by this was Newcastle rock
band, Silverchair. Their single, "Straight Lines", spent 4 weeks
at number one when released as a CD single in March 2007, however
for 3 straight weeks prior to its physical release, "Straight
Lines" topped the digital track chart. Those extra three weeks
at number one were ineligible to be credited to them on the
official singles chart.

In the end, it all came down to what was a single. Is a single
defined as the physical medium it resides on, or does it
consist of just a song, no matter what format it is sold as?

In response to this, November 2007 saw a complete overhaul as
to how digital tracks were incorporated into the singles chart.
No longer did a single need to be on sale in CD single format
before it could begin charting. As soon as it was released for
digital sale, it could begin charting, regardless of whether a
CD single will go on sale later on or in fact never. So for
the last two months of 2007, the combined singles chart ranked
the most popular songs people were buying, irrespective of the
format.

November 2007 also saw the publication of a merged albums chart
which incorporated digital album sales, although the effect on
that chart is minimal due to the relative low volume of complete
album sales in digital format.

So what effect have the new chart arrangements had on the singles
chart in 2007?

The most noticeable change was the average chart run of singles.
No longer are consumers locked into purchasing a single only
during the few months it is available for sale. With that
arrangement, if they missed out on or only warmed to a song
after it finished its chart run, they would be forced to buy
the corresponding album for a much greater cost, assuming that
single was available on an album. Music consumers now have
a much wider choice, with digital tracks effectively remaining
on sale indefinitely as they don't occupy valuable display
space like in music shops nor is there any ongoing costs to
print covers and packaging. To illustrate how consumers
are embracing this, consider 2005 when no single spent more
than 30 weeks in the top 50. In 2006, 4 singles spent
30 or more weeks in the top 50, and now, in 2007, the first
complete chart year of digital sales tracking, we have had
14 singles clock up more than 30 weeks in the chart. In terms
of chart achievements, it is of course unfair to compare
what is happening now with previous years. Those 14 super
long running singles of 2007 would have no doubt had a much
shorter chart life had digital sales not been taken into
account.

So have digital sales increased much over the last year? We
rounded up 2006 with a rough figure of 30% of a song's sales
being digital, with CD single sales from record stores still
being the major influence on the chart. In 2007, this has
been turned around, to such an extreme that would stun most
people. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, over 60% of the
sales of singles were digital versions, leaving the CD single
market in the same position that digital sales were 12 months
ago - that is, with a market share of around 30%. With people
embracing digital music players around Christmas time, we
reached an incredible situation just before Christmas when
almost 85% of music sales of the singles in the top 40 were
digital. CD singles are declining rapidly in sales, but the
increase in digital purchases has exceeded this decline, which
is good news for the music industry. So it's not just people
switching format from CD single to digital track, but people are
actually now buying more music, no doubt influenced by the fact
that digital tracks can be conveniently purchased at home and are
immediately delivered, and also their significantly less cost
than the CD single equivalent is attractive. For those who
thought no one would buy digital music because of the
proliferation of illegal file sharing services on the internet,
they have been proved wrong. If buying music over the internet
is simple, very cheap and covers what people want to buy, many
people will simply not bother trying to save $1.50 by hunting
around on the internet trying to find ways to get the song they
want for free.

One artist who has been enjoying the digital sales revolution is
American producer and rapper, Timbaland. With his music of
great appeal to the generation that is savvy of the internet
and digital music players, his current chart-topping single
"Apologize" is averaging 85% digital sales compared to 15%
CD single sales at the start of 2008. And thanks to the
new chart rules, he enjoyed three weeks of strong top 10 chart
success on digital sales only, before "Apologize" appeared in
record shops for sale. Timbaland capped off a mammoth year on
the Australian charts, claiming the number one spot on both
the last singles and albums chart of 2007. The "Apologize"
single notched up a 6th week at number one while his "Shock
Value" album finally reached the number one spot after 22
charting weeks.

Silverchair are also loving the digital revolution. Their
number one single, "Straight Lines", spent its 38th week
in the top 50 in the last chart of 2007, almost purely
on digital sales.

There have been some chart come-backs for previously successful
artists in 2007. British boy band Take That reformed in a
similar fashion to what the Backstreet Boys did in 2005 after
each member's solo career fizzled out. Take That's single, the
ballad "Patience", was a chart-topper in the UK but only reached
number 29 here in Australia. Robbie Williams was absent from the
group, with his solo career being the only one that was still
going strong. And despite Take That enjoying more big hits in
the UK, including the pop anthem "Shine" which also went to
number one but failed to make an impact here, their come-back in
Australia passed mainly unnoticed.

Another British pop group that reunited in 2007 was the
Spice Girls. They took the world by storm in 1996 and their
debut single "Wannabe" occupied the number one spot for an
incredible 11 weeks. The 5 girls churned out hit after hit,
a total of 8 top 10 singles in just 4 years, 3 albums plus the
movie "Spice World". Geri Halliwell left the group in mid-1998
and by 2001, after poor sales of their third album, the girls
decided to take a break. Each of the girls had an impact on the
Australian charts as a solo artist, with Geri Hawiwell and
Melanie C being the most successful here. In mid-2007, the
girls announced they were re-uniting and commencing a world
concert tour. Despite huge ticket sales and a very successful
concert series which is still going, their comeback single
"Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)" didn't even make the top 50
in Australia and became their lowest selling single in the UK
when it peaked at just number 11. However, their "Greatest Hits"
album, which they released in November became their first album
to top the albums charts in Australia and it sold platinum,
ending up as the 36th highest selling album here in 2007.

The much touted come back of Melbourne girl, Vanessa Amorosi,
didn't live up to expectations. In 2000, she was at the peak
of her career, with widely acclaimed performances at the
Sydney Olympic Games ensuring she was a household name around
the world with international hits such as "Absolutely Everybody"
and "Shine". Her second album in 2001 was a major sales failure
and her third album, scheduled for release in 2002 was postponed
indefinitely due to poor single sales. In September this year
she released the single "Kiss Your Mama!" which gained her great
radio airplay, but it only spent one week in the top 20 when it
debuted at number 15. Her new album is her fourth and it's
titled "Somewhere In The Real World" but it also has had its
release postponed.

The Australian Idol series continued to have an impact on the
charts in 2007, but mainly from previously established
contestants rather than new people. 2003's runner-up,
Shannon Noll, managed to score two top 3 singles in 2007
with "Don't Give Up" (duet with Natalie Bassingthwaighte) and
"Loud". He also scored a platinum selling album with his
third release, "Turn It Up". The person who beat Shannon
in Idol 2003 was Guy Sebastian, who didn't manage to have any
top 10 singles in 2007 but did manage a platinum seller
with "The Memphis Album" which covered soul classics.

2004's Idol runner-up, Anthony Callea, released his second album
very late in 2006 titled "A New Chapter". Despite notching up
three top 5 hits including two number ones from his first
album, the new album gave him a number 9 hit over Christmas
2006 with "Live For Love" and the album's second single,
"Addicted To You" peaked at number 19 in February 2007.

One Australian Idol artist that was not in decline in 2007
was Ricki-Lee. After finishing the 2004 Idol series at
number 7, she enjoyed two top 10 hit singles in 2005 -
"Hell No!" and "Sunshine". As part of the Young Divas
group in 2006 she enjoyed a double-platinum selling album
and two top 10 hits. She left Young Divas in 2007 to
return to her solo career, earning chart success that
exceeded her previous achievements. Her single "Can't Touch
It" went to number 2 in August 2007, while the follow-up,
"Love Is All Around", was a top 5 smash.

Winner of the 2006 Idol series, Damien Leith, was unable to
emulate the success of his number one single, "Night Of My
Life", from last year. "22 Steps" was the first single
from his second album and it only peaked at number 11 in August.
However his second album, "Where We Land", did go to number
one and ended up as the 39th highest selling album of 2007.
2006's runner-up, Jessica Mauboy, debuted at number 4 in
March with her album of songs she performed during the
Idol series, but it spent just 6 weeks in the top 50
and failed to make the end of year top 100. And third
placed Dean Geyer managed to just make it to number 10 for
one week in June with the single "If You Don't Mean It".
He's now got a role on the TV soap "Neighbours", possibly
hoping to ignite renewed interest in this music through that.

The 2007 Idol series produced the most unsuccessful winner
ever. TV ratings were down and so was general interest in
the series and music. The eventual winner, 26 year-old
Melbourne girl Natalie Gauci, became the first Idol winner not
to go to number one with her debut single. "Here I Am" peaked
at number 2 and spent just 4 weeks in the top 10. She released
her album "The Winner's Journey" in mid-December, but it became
the lowest charting album of an Idol winner, unable to go top 10.
In 2008 we'll see whether Idol runner-up Matt Corby or third
place getter Carl Riseley will have much success. Recent
history dictates they will not.

If there are two female artists that have dominated the charts
in late 2006 and following on into 2007, they are Pink and
Fergie. Both artists capped off 2007 by scoring an incredible
five top 5 hit singles off their current albums. Pink's
album "I'm Not Dead" was incredibly the second highest selling
album of both 2006 and 2007, ending the year with 8-times
platinum sales. Helping her to massive single and album sales
was a huge concert tour here which saw her do an incredible
35 shows and thus perform to over 300,000 people.

After hitting number 3 in late 2006 with her first solo single,
Black Eyed Peas female vocalist Fergie sent another 4 singles
into the top 5 during 2007 including the ballad "Big Girls
Don't Cry" which ended up as the highest selling single of
2007 in Australia. Her album "The Dutchess" was a triple
platinum seller and the fifth biggest selling album of 2007.

Identical twins from Brisbane, Jess and Lisa Origliasso, who
go by the name of The Veronicas, continued to capitalise on
their success in 2007. Despite not breaking into the American
market as we were lead to believe was supposed to happen last
year, the girls are enjoying more success than ever at home
in Australia. During 2005 and 2006, their debut album "The
Secret Life Of The Veronicas" went 4 times platinum and
gave them 3 top 10 hits, with the highest being the number
2 song "4Ever". In November 2007, their "Hook Me Up" album was
released, going platinum and finally giving them their first
ever number one hit single with the title track. The album's
second single, "Untouched", ended the 2007 chart year at number
2 on the weekly chart, thus giving the girls two top 2 hits in
a row for the first time.

Also enjoying solid success in 2007 was Barbados-born Rihanna.
2006 saw her score a massive number one with the 8 week running
"SOS". She didn't disappoint in 2007 when she teamed up with
rapper Jay-Z on "Umbrella" which spent 6 weeks at number one and
actually ended up being her most successful hit yet by being
the third highest selling single of 2007.

The female artist domination of 2007 continued with Avril
Lavigne. Suffering a drop in success after her debut
album "Let Go" in 2002, Avril stormed into 2007 with a
killer single titled "Girlfriend". It clocked up 6 weeks at
number one and ended up as the second highest selling single
of 2007 - officially her best achievement yet. Her album
"The Best Damn Thing" was a solid performer, clocking up
double-platinum sales. A remix of "Girlfriend" with guest
vocals supplied by 18 year-old Lil Mama (complete with a brand
new music video) featured as a bonus track on Avril's second
single of 2007, "When You're Gone", which went top 5.

In 2007, Kylie Minogue bounced back with her first single and
album after her diagnosis of breast cancer back in mid-2005.
"2 Hearts" topped the singles chart here in November and it
went to number 4 in the UK and top 10 through much of Europe.
Kylie's 10th studio album, denoted by the roman numeral "X",
went to number one at the start of December and sold platinum
during the busy Christmas period. 2007 marks the 8th year in
a row that Kylie had had an album in the top 100's sellers
list for the year. And some of those albums just wouldn't
go away, like "Fever" which was the 5th biggest selling album
of 2001, the 4th biggest of 2002 and the 57th of 2003.

In 2007, the slow-down of chart activity that we first
experienced in 2006 continued. Singles spent much longer in
the charts on average, thanks to digital sales allowing the
public to buy when they wanted, not just during the few months
the single was on sale at music shops. Allowing singles to
chart on digital sales only, in advance of CD single release,
resulted in some slower climbs to the top. Timbaland's
"Apologize" debuted at number 10 on digital sales in
early November, climbing each week until the CD single hit
the shops, giving it a boost to propell it to number one.
Alicia Keys' "No One" also followed a similar pattern,
debuting almost unnoticed at number 37 on digital sales
alone, but the CD single arriving in stores saw it leap 23
places up the chart in the following week.

However, the days of a single's debut position being its highest
look like being well over. Back in 2005, an incredible 73% of
singles that first charted that year peaked at their debut
position. In 2006, this dropped back down to 58% and it has
dropped even further, down to just 55% in 2007. This is best
illustrated by comparing how many high flying debuts we have
had each year.

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TOP 10 TOP 5 TOP 3 No. 1
YEAR DEBUTS DEBUTS DEBUTS DEBUTS
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1989 6 3 1 0
1990 6 2 0 0
1991 9 6 4 1
1992 7 2 0 0
1993 8 3 2 1
1994 13 7 2 0
1995 16 10 6 1
1996 16 8 6 3
1997 21 8 6 2
1998 9 3 1 0
1999 19 13 8 0
2000 28 16 12 8
2001 36 19 12 3
2002 53 32 21 9
2003 50 33 22 9
2004 64 45 28 16
2005 70 40 28 17
2006 56 26 18 6
2007 47 26 17 8
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3. A U S T R A L I A N R E C O R D I N G S

Shown below is how many Australian singles have made various
parts of the end of year top 100 singles chart over the last few
years.

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Number of Australian/NZ singles in end of year chart
YEAR TOP 100 TOP 50 TOP 10
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1988 - 9 singles (18 %) 3 singles (30 %)
1989 26 singles (26 %) 11 singles (22 %) 1 single (10 %)
1990 26 singles (26 %) 11 singles (22 %) 0 singles ( 0 %)
1991 22 singles (22 %) 9 singles (18 %) 3 singles (30 %)
1992 25 singles (25 %) 15 singles (30 %) 1 single (10 %)
1993 16 singles (16 %) 3 singles ( 6 %) 0 singles ( 0 %)
1994 10 singles (10 %) 3 singles ( 6 %) 1 single (10 %)
1995 14 singles (14 %) 8 singles (16 %) 2 singles (20 %)
1996 11 singles (11 %) 4 singles ( 8 %) 1 single (10 %)
1997 14 singles (14 %) 6 singles (12 %) 1 single (10 %)
1998 15 singles (15 %) 4 singles ( 8 %) 1 single (10 %)
1999 16 singles (16 %) 7 singles (14 %) 1 single (10 %)
2000 19 singles (19 %) 8 singles (16 %) 2 singles (20 %)
2001 7 singles ( 7 %) 3 singles ( 6 %) 1 single (10 %)
2002 18 singles (18 %) 6 singles (12 %) 2 singles (20 %)
2003 15 singles (15 %) 8 singles (16 %) 3 singles (30 %)
2004 26 singles (26 %) 12 singles (24 %) 3 singles (30 %)
2005 24 singles (24 %) 10 singles (20 %) 1 singles (10 %)
2006 24 singles (24 %) 15 singles (30 %) 4 singles (40 %)
2007 25 singles (25 %) 8 singles (16 %) 1 singles (10 %)
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It looks like we are going backwards. 2006 saw an unprecedented
level of success whereby 40% of the 10 biggest sellers of the
year were from Australian artists. While in 2007 we have a
similar quantity to 2006 of Australian content in the top 100
of the year's biggest sellers, most of those have fallen
outside of the top 50. In 2006, 15 of the year's 50 biggest
sellers were from local acts, but this is now almost halved to
just 8 singles in 2007.

2007 continues on as the second year in a row that the year's
biggest selling single doesn't belong to a local artist. Thanks
to Australian Idol, the nation's highest selling single in 2003,
2004 and 2005 belonged to Idol winners or runner-ups. 2006's
Idol winner, Damien Leith, only managed to score the nation's
11th biggest single for that year with "Night Of My Life".
It's even worse in 2007 with this year's Idol winner, Natalie
Gauci, bombing out at a disappointing number 71 on the year
end chart with "Here I Am".

Let's take a look at how many Australian singles actually made
the top 50 weekly singles chart during this year and previous
years.

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Year Number of Australian singles
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1989 79
1990 71
1991 72
1992 79
1993 58
1994 56
1995 54
1996 36
1997 51
1998 43
1999 42
2000 64
2001 62
2002 85
2003 66
2004 100
2005 99
2006 88
2007 69
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NOTE: each single is counted once only
in the first year it charted

We are going backwards again, not only with the success of
Australian singles in 2007, but also quite fundamentally in the
number of them that are making the top 50 singles chart each
week. Although, in all fairness, the total number of different
singles that have made the weekly charts is significantly down
on 2006 due to increased longevity of many of the singles, thus
you would expect the number of local recordings making the chart
to have also been pruned accordingly.

Australian Idol has had a much diminished impact on this year's
chart. Back in 2006, there were 24 Australian artist singles
in the end of year top 100, and 10 of those came from Australian
Idol contestants. In 2007, just 5 of the 25 Australian artists
in the end of year top 100 are connected to Idol. Ricki-Lee,
from the 2004 Idol series, has enjoyed a return to form with
her second solo album churning out the number 2 hit "Can't
Touch It" which ended up as the highest selling Australian
Idol single in 2007, finishing up at number 28 on the end of
year chart. Next was 2003's runner-up, Shannon Noll, with
two hits making the end of year top 100 - "Don't Give Up"
with Natalie Bassingthwaighte and the solo hit "Loud". 2007's
winner, Natalie Gauci, came in at just number 71 for the year
with "Here I Am", the first Idol winner not to go to number one
with her first single. And at number 88 for 2007 was Dean Geyer,
the third placed finalist from the 2006 series with "If You Don't
Mean It" which managed to spend just one week in the top 10 chart
back in June.

How did Australian artists do on the international charts in
2007?

It's actually been a quiet year on the international music
scene for Australian artists. Kylie Minogue and Natalie
Imbruglia continued to spearhead Australian pop music around
the world, particularly in Europe. However, the international
success rock groups such as The Vines, Wolfmother and Jet
enjoyed in 2006 is virtually non-existant in 2007.

Finland's love of Australian dance music continued on in
2007. While 2006 saw TV Rock and Vandalism take on their
charts, 2007 saw Slinkee Minx go top 20 over there with
their single "Way Of Life".

Ireland continues to be an interesting market for Australian
Idol contestants. From October 2004 to March 2005, Shannon
Noll's "What About Me" was a massive hit, spending months
in the top 10 and peaking at number 2. The winner of the
2006 Idol series, Damien Leith, scored a top 10 hit in Ireland
with "Night Of My Life", but it wasn't too much of a surprise
the Irish market was targetted given that Damien was born
there and enjoyed minor musical success there before immigrating
to Australia.

And lastly Keith Urban continued to be a solid contributor to the
American music charts.

Below is a list showing which Australian artists scored singles
chart success in which country during 2007. Note that the list
below is far from exhaustive, and thus it simply represents the
presence of Australian singles on charts across the world that
I have personally come across. The real list is must larger,
but this gives one a taste of some of the overseas success
that our local artists have been enjoying.

Austria: Kylie Minogue

Czech Republic: Kylie Minogue, Natalie Imbruglia

Finland: Slinkee Minx

France: Kylie Minogue, Tina Arena

Germany: Kylie Minogue

Ireland: Damien Leith, Kylie Minogue

Italy: Kylie Minogue, Natalie Imbruglia

Japan: Keith Urban, Kylie Minogue, Natalie Imbruglia,
Pete Murray

New Zealand: Delta Goodrem, John Butler Trio, Kylie Minogue,
Silverchair, Thirsty Merc

Sweden: Kylie Minogue

Switzerland: Keith Urban, Kylie Minogue, Natalie Imbruglia

U.K: Crowded House, Dannii Minogue, Darren Hayes,
Kylie Minogue, Natalie Imbruglia, Peter Andre,
Rogue Traders, Stephanie McIntosh

U.S: Keith Urban

4. T H E N U M B E R O N E S I N G L E S

Below are two lists showing all the singles that went to number
one during 2007. The first list (a) shows each week's number one
single, while the second list (b) shows a summary of how long
each single that went to number one spent at the top of the
chart.

The weeks all add up to 52 which was the total number of charts
issued in 2007. Note that the first chart of 2007 is dated
8/1/2007 - 14/1/2007 and the last chart of 2007 is dated
31/12/2007 - 6/1/2008.

(a) Number one singles for each charting week of 2007:
(chart date is the "week ending" date)

14/01/2007: IRREPLACEABLE - Beyonce
21/01/2007: IRREPLACEABLE - Beyonce
28/01/2007: LIGHT SURROUNDING YOU - Evermore *

04/02/2007: LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder
11/02/2007: LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder
18/02/2007: LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder
25/02/2007: LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder

04/03/2007: LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder
11/03/2007: LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder
18/03/2007: LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder
25/03/2007: STRAIGHT LINES - Silverchair *

01/04/2007: STRAIGHT LINES - Silverchair *
08/04/2007: STRAIGHT LINES - Silverchair *
15/04/2007: STRAIGHT LINES - Silverchair *
22/04/2007: GIRLFRIEND - Avril Lavigne
29/04/2007: STEER - Missy Higgins *

06/05/2007: GIRLFRIEND - Avril Lavigne
13/05/2007: GIRLFRIEND - Avril Lavigne
20/05/2007: GIRLFRIEND - Avril Lavigne
27/05/2007: GIRLFRIEND - Avril Lavigne

03/06/2007: GIRLFRIEND - Avril Lavigne
10/06/2007: UMBRELLA - Rihanna featuring Jay-Z
17/06/2007: UMBRELLA - Rihanna featuring Jay-Z
24/06/2007: UMBRELLA - Rihanna featuring Jay-Z

01/07/2007: UMBRELLA - Rihanna featuring Jay-Z
08/07/2007: UMBRELLA - Rihanna featuring Jay-Z
15/07/2007: UMBRELLA - Rihanna featuring Jay-Z
22/07/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
29/07/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie

05/08/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
12/08/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
19/08/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
26/08/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie

02/09/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
09/09/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
16/09/2007: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
23/09/2007: BEAUTIFUL GIRLS - Sean Kingston
30/09/2007: IN THIS LIFE - Delta Goodrem *

07/10/2007: BEAUTIFUL GIRLS - Sean Kingston
14/10/2007: BEAUTIFUL GIRLS - Sean Kingston
21/10/2007: BEAUTIFUL GIRLS - Sean Kingston
28/10/2007: BEAUTIFUL GIRLS - Sean Kingston

04/11/2007: THE WAY I ARE - Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson
11/11/2007: THE WAY I ARE - Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson
18/11/2007: HOOK ME UP - The Veronicas *
25/11/2007: 2 HEARTS - Kylie Minogue *

02/12/2007: APOLOGIZE - Timbaland featuring OneRepublic
09/12/2007: APOLOGIZE - Timbaland featuring OneRepublic
16/12/2007: APOLOGIZE - Timbaland featuring OneRepublic
23/12/2007: APOLOGIZE - Timbaland featuring OneRepublic
30/12/2007: APOLOGIZE - Timbaland featuring OneRepublic

06/01/2008: APOLOGIZE - Timbaland featuring OneRepublic

(b) Summary of weeks at number one, grouped by single:

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9 weeks: BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
7 weeks: LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder
6 weeks: UMBRELLA - Rihanna featuring Jay-Z
6 weeks: GIRLFRIEND - Avril Lavigne
6 weeks: APOLOGIZE - Timbaland featuring OneRepublic [note 2]
5 weeks: BEAUTIFUL GIRLS - Sean Kingston
4 weeks: STRAIGHT LINES - Silverchair *
2 weeks: THE WAY I ARE - Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson
2 weeks: IRREPLACEABLE - Beyonce [note 1]
1 weeks: STEER - Missy Higgins *
1 weeks: LIGHT SURROUNDING YOU - Evermore *
1 week: IN THIS LIFE - Delta Goodrem *
1 week: HOOK ME UP - The Veronicas *
1 week: 2 HEARTS - Kylie Minogue *
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[note 1]: "IRREPLACEABLE" by Beyonce spent a total of 3 weeks
at number one, however becaise it spent one week at
number one during the 2006 chart year, only 2 weeks
of its time at number one occurred during 2007.

[note 2]: "APOLOGIZE" by Timbaland featuring OneRepublic
continued on as the number one single for the first
issued chart of 2008, but only 6 weeks of its
current stay at number one occurred during 2007.

A total of 14 different singles went to number one in 2007,
including one single that carried over from 2006, resulting
in an average stay at the top of 3.7 weeks. It's a slight
drop from the 4.1 week average for number one hits in 2006,
but a far cry from 2005 when the top spot was much more evenly
shared around with 22 singles going to number one, averaging
just 2.4 weeks each at the top.

For the second year in a row, the song that spent the most weeks
at number one ended up as the year's biggest seller overall.

2007 saw a bit of a swing back to the days of many songs spending
just one week at the top. This year saw 5 singles spend a week
at number one, co-incidentally all by local artists. Local
exposure and hype may have resulted in a short but concentrated
buying period which gave those singles enough sales to reach
number one. In 2006, just two singles spent only a week
at number one, but back in 2005, we had 7.

Six out of the 14 number one hits in 2007 were by Australian
or New Zealand acts. However, with 5 of those 6 local
hits spending just a week at number one, the total number
of weeks spent at number one by local artists was just 9
weeks. Compare this to 2006 when only 4 Aussie hits
reached the top, but their combined weeks at the summit
reached a very impressive 15 week total.

Of those 14 singles that enjoyed time at number one in 2007,
8 debuted at number one. This is similar to 2006 when 7
of the year's chart toppers debuted at the top. But things
were dramatically different in 2005 when 80% or 18 of the 22
number one singles debuted at the top.

Two of the 14 number one singles of 2007 returned to the top
of the chart after vacating that position for at least a week.
In April, Avril Lavigne's "Girlfiend" spent a week at the top,
but was displaced by Missy Higgings when she debuted at number
one in the following week with "Steer". That single dived
to number 5 the week after, allowing Avril to reclaim the number
one spot and hold it for the next 5 weeks. Sean Kingston's
"Beautiful Girls" suffered a similar fate, being displaced
by a high profile Australian hit that debuted at the top.
In Sean's case, he had to step back for a week as Delta Goodrem
debuted at number one with "In This Life", but he quickly
reclaimed the top spot, holding firm there for another 4 weeks.

While in 2006 no artist managed to score more than one number
one single, Timbaland managed to reverse this trend with two
chart-topping hits in 2007. First there was his collaboration
with Keri Hilson on "The Way I Are" which spent two weeks at
number one, and then after a two week absence from the top,
Timbaland was back with "Apologize". Although you wouldn't
really know it was a Timbaland song as his contribution to that
track was effectively just remixing the music of the original
vocal arrangement by American rock group OneRepublic.

5. T H E L O N G E S T R U N N I N G S I N G L E S

The list below shows singles which have been in the 2007
top 50 chart for 30 or more weeks. If the single was in the
chart prior to the beginning of 2007, then weeks spent in the
charts of previous years is also included to give a full picture
of the single's charting life-span rather than imposing
artificial boundaries of charting success at the beginning and
end of years.

Note that this list has changed from previous years! In the
past, we regarded long-running singles as those spending 20
or more weeks in the top 50. This would have resulted in
64 singles being listed for 2007 - more than double the number
of 2006 or 4 times that of 2005. With the nature of the singles
chart leaning towards long running singles, the definition of
what is a long running single has now changed to 30 or more weeks
in the top 50.

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42 weeks: BLACK FINGERNAILS, RED WINE - Eskimo Joe * (-)
40 weeks: ROCK THIS PARTY (EVERYBODY DANCE NOW) - Bob Sinclar (-)
39 weeks: FLAUNT IT - TV Rock featuring Seany B * (-)
38 weeks: SEXYBACK - Justin Timberlake (-)
38 weeks: STRAIGHT LINES - Silverchair * (+)
36 weeks: PUT YOUR HANDS UP FOR DETROIT - Fedde Le Grand (-)
35 weeks: UFO - Sneaky Sound System * (+)
34 weeks: I WISH I WAS A PUNK ROCKER - Sandi Thom (-)
34 weeks: OVER MY HEAD (CABLE CAR) - The Fray (-)
34 weeks: PICTURES - Sneaky Sound System * (-)
33 weeks: I DON'T FEEL LIKE DANCIN' - Scissor Sisters (-)
33 weeks: NOT READY TO MAKE NICE - Dixie Chicks (-)
32 weeks: WHO KNEW - Pink (-)
31 weeks: LIGHT SURROUNDING YOU - Evermore * (-)
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(-) These singles were charting prior to 2006 and also charted
into 2007.

(+) These singles featured in the last chart of 2007 and may
go on to chart into 2008.

14 singles that had at least some of their top 50 charting
history during 2007 spent 30 or more weeks in the singles chart.
Compare this to 2006 when just 4 singles achieved that feat.
And in 2005, no singles spent 30 or more weeks in the top 50.

2007 will definitely go down in history as continuing the major
reversal of the trend previously experienced earlier this
decade of fast moving charts with chart stays exceeding 20 weeks
being a rarity. This is illustrated by examining the 10 longest
running singles in ARIA chart history.

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47 weeks - 1998/9: SECOND SOLUTION / PRISONER OF SOCIETY
- The Living End *
42 weeks - 2006/7: BLACK FINGERNAILS, RED WINE - Eskimo Joe *
41 weeks - 1992/3: NOVEMBER RAIN - Guns n' Roses
40 weeks - 2005/6: YOU RAISE ME UP - Westlife
40 weeks - 2006/7: ROCK THIS PARTY (EVERYBODY...) - Bob Sinclar
39 weeks - 2006/7: FLAUNT IT - TV Rock featuring Seany B *
38 weeks - 2006/7: SEXYBACK - Justin Timberlake
38 weeks - 2007: STRAIGHT LINES - Silverchair *
38 weeks - 1989/90: BABY DON'T FORGET MY NUMBER - Milli Vanilli
37 weeks - 1997/8: IT'S LIKE THAT - Run DMC Vs. Jason Nevins
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As seen above, 6 of the 10 longest running top 50 singles in
ARIA chart history charted in either 2006 or 2007.

6. P R E V I O U S Y E A R ' S B I G G E S T S E L L E R S

Let's look at the biggest selling singles and albums in Australia
over the past few years. Included below are the 5 biggest
selling singles and albums from 1988 to 2006.

1988 - singles:
1. THE TIME OF MY LIFE - Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes
2. SIMPLY IRRESISTABLE - Robert Palmer
3. THE FLAME - Cheap Trick
4. GET OUTTA MY DREAMS (GET INTO MY CAR) - Billy Ocean
5. I SHOULD BE SO LUCKY - Kylie Minogue *

1988 - albums:
1. KICK - INXS *
2. DIRTY DANCING - Soundtrack
3. FREIGHT TRAIN HEART - Jimmy Barnes *
4. WHENEVER YOU NEED SOMEBODY - Rick Astley
5. THE LONESOME JUBILEE - John Cougar Mellencamp

1989 - singles:
1. LIKE A PRAYER - Madonna
2. THE LOOK - Roxette
3. I'M GONNA BE (500 MILES) - The Proclaimers
4. ETERNAL FLAME - The Bangles
5. IF I COULD TURN BACK TIME - Cher

1989 - albums:
1. VOLUME ONE - Traveling Wilburys
2. ...ISH - 1927 *
3. HYSTERIA - Def Leppard
4. THE RAW AND THE COOKED - Fine Young Cannibals
5. EDGE - Daryl Braithwaite *

1990 - singles:
1. NOTHING COMPARES 2 U - Sinead O'Connor
2. U CAN'T TOUCH THIS - M.C. Hammer
3. VOGUE / KEEP IT TOGETHER - Madonna
4. IT MUST HAVE BEEN LOVE - Roxette
5. ALL I WANNA DO IS MAKE LOVE TO YOU - Heart

1990 - albums:
1. CHAIN REACTION - John Farnham *
2. CARRERAS, DOMINGO, PAVAROTTI IN CONCERT
- Carreras, Domingo and Pavarotti
3. BLUE SKY MINE - Midnight Oil *
4. TWO FIRES - Jimmy Barnes *
5. THE IMMACULATE COLLECTION - Madonna

1991 - singles:
1. (EVERYTHING I DO) I DO IT FOR YOU - Bryan Adams
2. TINGLES E.P. (THAT AIN'T BAD) - Ratcat *
3. GREASE MEGAMIX - Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta
4. THE HORSES - Daryl Braithwaite *
5. YOU COULD BE MINE - Guns n' Roses

1991 - albums:
1. RISE - Daryl Braithwaite *
2. VAGABOND HEART - Rod Stewart
3. GREATEST HITS - Eurythmics
4. UNFORGETTABLE WITH LOVE - Natalie Cole
5. TWO FIRES - Jimmy Barnes *

1992 - singles:
1. ACHY BREAKY HEART - Billy Ray Cyrus
2. NOVEMBER RAIN - Guns n' Roses
3. END OF THE ROAD - Boyz II Men
4. TO BE WITH YOU - Mr. Big
5. AMIGOS PARA SIEMPRE (FRIENDS FOR LIFE)
- Jose Carreras and Sarah Brightman

1992 - albums:
1. JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR - '92 Australian Cast *
2. BABY ANIMALS - Baby Animals *
3. SOUL DEEP - Jimmy Barnes *
4. HEPFIDELITY - Diesel *
5. BLOOD SUGAR SEX MAGIK - Red Hot Chili Peppers

1993 - singles:
1. I'D DO ANYTHING FOR LOVE (BUT I WON'T DO THAT)
- Meatloaf
2. I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - Whitney Houston
3. YOU DON'T TREAT ME NO GOOD - Sonia Dada
4. SWEAT (A LA LA LA LA LONG) - Inner Circle
5. (I CAN'T HELP) FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOU - UB40

1993 - albums:
1. THE BODYGUARD - Original Soundtrack
2. UNPLUGGED - Eric Clapton
3. BAT OUT OF HELL PART II: BACK INTO HELL - Meatloaf
4. BREATHLESS - Kenny G
5. A TOUCH OF MUSIC IN THE NIGHT - Michael Crawford

1994 - singles:
1. LOVE IS ALL AROUND - Wet Wet Wet
2. I SWEAR - All 4 One
3. ALWAYS - Bon Jovi
4. IT'S ALRIGHT - East 17
5. THE SIGN - Ace Of Base

1994 - albums:
1. MUSIC BOX - Mariah Carey
2. SO FAR SO GOOD - Bryan Adams
3. CROSS ROADS - Bon Jovi
4. PRISCILLA: QUEEN OF THE DESERT - Soundtrack
5. THE VERY BEST OF THE EAGLES - The Eagles

1995 - singles:
1. GANGSTA'S PARADISE - Coolio
2. STAYIN' ALIVE - N-Trance
3. KISS FROM A ROSE - Seal
4. MOUTH - Merril Bainbridge *
5. ANOTHER NIGHT - M.C. Sar and The Real McCoy

1995 - albums:
1. DON'T ASK - Tina Arena *
2. THE COLOR OF MY LOVE - Celine Dion
3. NO NEED TO ARGUE - The Cranberries
4. HISTORY PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE - Michael Jackson
5. FORREST GUMP - Soundtrack

1996 - singles:
1. MACARENA - Los Del Rio
2. KILLING ME SOFTLY - Fugees
3. BECAUSE YOU LOVED ME - Celine Dion
4. HOW BIZARRE - O.M.C. *
5. WANNABE - Spice Girls

1996 - albums:
1. JAGGED LITTLE PILL - Alanis Morissette
2. FALLING INTO YOU - Celine Dion
3. FORGIVEN, NOT FORGOTTEN - The Corrs
4. (WHAT'S THE STORY) MORNING GLORY - Oasis
5. THE VERY BEST OF TONI CHILDS - Toni Childs

1997 - singles:
1. SOMETHING ABOUT THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT /
CANDLE IN THE WIND 1997 - Elton John
2. BARBIE GIRL - Aqua
3. TUBTHUMPING - Chumbawamba
4. I'LL BE MISSING YOU
- Puff Daddy and Faith Evans featuring 112
5. MMM BOP - Hanson

1997 - albums:
1. SAVAGE GARDEN - Savage Garden *
2. ROMEO AND JULIET - Soundtrack
3. MIDDLE OF NOWHERE - Hanson
4. SPICE - Spice Girls
5. LET'S TALK ABOUT LOVE - Celine Dion

1998 - singles:
1. (UN, DOS, TRES) MARIA / THE CUP OF LIFE - Ricky Martin
2. IT'S LIKE THAT - Run DMC Vs. Jason Nevins
3. IRIS - The Goo Goo Dolls
4. I DON'T WANT TO MISS A THING - Aerosmith
5. NEVER EVER - All Saints

1998 - albums:
1. YOURSELF OR SOMEONE LIKE YOU - Matchbox 20
2. AQUARIUM - Aqua
3. TITANIC - Soundtrack
4. BACKSTREET'S BACK - Backstreet Boys
5. LEFT OF THE MIDDLE - Natalie Imbruglia *

1999 - singles:
1. MAMBO NO. 5 (A LITTLE BIT OF...) - Lou Bega
2. BABY ONE MORE TIME - Britney Spears
3. BLUE (DA BA DEE) - Eiffel 65
4. LAST KISS - Pearl Jam
5. PRETTY FLY (FOR A WHITE GUY) - The Offspring

1999 - albums:
1. COME ON OVER - Shania Twain
2. LIVE - ONE NIGHT ONLY - Bee Gees
3. AMERICANA - The Offspring
4. AFFIRMATION - Savage Garden *
5. SONGS FROM DAWSON'S CREEK - TV Soundtrack

2000 - singles:
1. I'M OUTTA LOVE - Anastacia
2. TEENAGE DIRTBAG - Wheatus
3. FREESTYLER - Bomfunk MC's
4. MUSIC - Madonna
5. SAY MY NAME - Destiny's Child

2000 - albums:
1. 1 - The Beatles
2. ODYSSEY NUMBER FIVE - Powderfinger *
3. AFFIRMATION - Savage Garden *
4. THE POWER - Vanessa Amorosi *
5. REFLECTOR - Killing Heidi *

2001 - singles:
1. CAN'T FIGHT THE MOONLIGHT - LeAnn Rimes
2. IT WASN'T ME - Shaggy featuring Rikrok
3. CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD - Kylie Minogue *
4. ANGEL - Shaggy featuring Rayvon
5. HANGING BY A MOMENT - Lifehouse

2001 - albums:
1. MOULIN ROUGE - Soundtrack
2. NO ANGEL - Dido
3. HUMAN CLAY - Creed
4. BORN TO DO IT - Craig David
5. FEVER - Kylie Minogue *

2002 - singles:
1. WITHOUT ME - Eminem
2. WHENEVER, WHEREVER - Shakira
3. A LITTLE LESS CONVERSATION - Elvis Presley Vs. JXL
4. DILEMMA - Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland
5. THE KETCHUP SONG (ASEREJE) - Las Ketchup

2002 - albums:
1. THE EMINEM SHOW - Eminem
2. LAUNDRY SERVICE - Shakira
3. BARRICADES AND BRICKWALLS - Kasey Chambers *
4. FEVER - Kylie Minogue *
5. ESCAPE - Enrique Iglesias

2003 - singles:
1. ANGELS BROUGHT ME HERE - Guy Sebastian *
2. LOSE YOURSELF - Eminem
3. WHERE IS THE LOVE? - Black Eyed Peas/Justin Timberlake
4. BORN TO TRY - Delta Goodrem *
5. IN DA CLUB - 50 Cent

2003 - albums:
1. INNOCENT EYES - Delta Goodrem *
2. COME AWAY WITH ME - Norah Jones
3. LET GO - Avril Lavigne
4. VULTURE STREET - Powderfinger *
5. JUST AS I AM - Guy Sebastian *

2004 - singles:
1. WHAT ABOUT ME - Shannon Noll *
2. LEFT OUTSIDE ALONE - Anastacia
3. BLACK BETTY - Spiderbait *
4. MILKSHAKE - Kelis
5. F**K IT (I DON'T WANT YOU BACK) - Eamon

2004 - albums:
1. GET BORN - Jet *
2. THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT - Shannon Noll *
3. FEELER - Pete Murray *
4. GREATEST HITS - Robbie Williams
5. SUNRISE OVER SEA - The John Butler Trio *

2005 - singles:
1. THE PRAYER - Anthony Callea *
2. DON'T CHA - The Pussycat Dolls featuring Busta Rhymes
3. LONELY - Akon
4. AXEL F - Crazy Frog
5. OVER AND OVER - Nelly featuring Tim McGraw

2005 - albums:
1. THE SOUND OF WHITE - Missy Higgins *
2. BREAKAWAY - Kelly Clarkson
3. IT'S TIME - Michael Buble
4. LOVE, ANGEL, MUSIC, BABY - Gwen Stefani
5. MONKEY BUSINESS - Black Eyed Peas

2006 - singles:
1. I WISH I WAS A PUNK ROCKER (WITH FLOWERS IN MY HAIR)
- Sandi Thom
2. FLAUNT IT - TV Rock featuring Seany B *
3. HIPS DON'T LIE - Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean
4. SEXYBACK - Justin Timberlake
5. I DON'T FEEL LIKE DANCIN' - Scissor Sisters

2006 - albums:
1. BACK TO BEDLAM - James Blunt
2. I'M NOT DEAD - Pink
3. REACH OUT: THE MOTOWN RECORD - Human Nature *
4. WOLFMOTHER - Wolfmother *
5. THE WINNERS JOURNEY - Damien Leith *

7. T H E T O P 1 0 0 S I N G L E S

In 2006, the artist with the most entries in the year's
top 100 biggest sellers list was Nicole Scherzinger, the
primary vocalist in the award-winning group The Pussycat Dolls.
Four of those singles were with her group and one was a
collaboration with P. Diddy.

Now, in 2007, Nicole has absolutely no entries in the end
of year chart despite her success last year. Taking over from
Nicole is Justin Timberlake with an incredible 6 entries
into the year's 100 biggest list. In all fairness, two
of those entries are due to his minor role as a feature
artist on singles by Timbaland and 50 Cent, and the highest
any of his 6 contributions got to on the end of year chart
was only number 31 with "What Goes Around...Comes Around".

Next down the list comes Fergie and Akon, each with 4 entries
in the top 100 singles of 2007. Fergie is a stand out
performer, with all her 4 contributions being as the primary
recording artist. And those 4 singles were big, especially
the ballad "Big Girls Don't Cry", which outsold every other
single in 2007 to become the nation's highest seller. At
number 13 on the end of year chart was "Glamerous", while
"Fergalicious" came in at number 38 and "Clumsy", which was
still selling stringly and in the top 5 at the end of 2007,
came in at number 52 for the year. Like Fergie, Akon also
scored 4 hits into the end of year top 100, however one of
those was as a minor contributer to Gwen Stefani's huge
single, "The Sweet Escape", which was the 9th biggest seller
of 2007.

Following Akon and Fergie are 7 artists or groups with three
singles within the year's top 100 and another 15 who put
two singles into the end of year chart. The number of high
profile artists collaborating with each other during the
last few years is the reason multiple hits for the one artist
in the end of year singles chart is so common these days.

All artists with two or more singles within the top 100 for the
year are listed below.

Justin Timberlake #31 - WHAT GOES AROUND...COMES AROUND
#47 - AYO TECHNOLOGY (with 50 Cent)
#55 - GIVE IT TO ME (with Timbaland)
#61 - MY LOVE (with T.I.)
#66 - SEXYBACK
#75 - LOVE STONED

Fergie #1 - BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY
#13 - GLAMOROUS (with Ludacris)
#38 - FERGALICIOUS (with Will.I.Am)
#52 - CLUMSY

Akon #9 - THE SWEET ESCAPE (with Gwen Stefani)
#34 - SMACK THAT (with Eminem)
#43 - I WANNA LOVE YOU (with Snoop Dogg)
#62 - DON'T MATTER

Timbaland #6 - APOLOGIZE (with OneRepublic)
#11 - THE WAY I ARE (with Keri Hilson)
#55 - GIVE IT TO ME
(with Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake)

Mika #7 - GRACE KELLY
#23 - LOVE TODAY
#69 - HAPPY ENDING

Gwen Stefani #9 - THE SWEET ESCAPE (with Akon)
#79 - 4 IN THE MORNING
#83 - WIND IT UP

Fall Out Boy #14 - THIS AIN'T A SCENE, IT'S AN ARMS RACE
#16 - THNKS FR TH MMRS
#90 - THE TAKE OVER, THE BREAKS OVER

Nelly Furtado #25 - SAY IT RIGHT
#50 - ALL GOOD THINGS (COME TO AN END)
#55 - GIVE IT TO ME (with Timbaland)

Sneaky Sound System #29 - UFO
#53 - PICTURES
#93 - I LOVE IT

Fedde Le Grand #32 - PUT YOUR HANDS UP FOR DETROIT
#57 - THE CREEPS (with Camille Jones)
#86 - LET ME THINK ABOUT IT (with Ida Corr)

Avril Lavigne #2 - GIRLFRIEND
#33 - WHEN YOU'RE GONE

Rihanna #3 - UMBRELLA (with Jay-Z)
#44 - SHUT UP AND DRIVE

Hinder #5 - LIPS OF AN ANGEL
#74 - BETTER THAN ME

Christina Aguilera #8 - CANDYMAN
#99 - TELL ME (with P. Diddy)

Good Charlotte #12 - DANCE FLOOR ANTHEM (I DON'T WANT TO...)
#37 - KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF MY GIRL

The Veronicas #22 - HOOK ME UP
#78 - UNTOUCHED

Rob Thomas #24 - HOW FAR WE'VE COME (Matchbox Twenty)
#59 - LITTLE WONDERS

Pink #35 - LEAVE ME ALONE (I'M LONELY)
#41 - DEAR MR. PRESIDENT

Will.I.Am #38 - FERGALICIOUS (with Fergie)
#94 - I GOT IT FROM MY MAMA

Beyonce #42 - IRREPLACEABLE
#51 - BEAUTIFUL LIAR (with Shakira)

Maroon 5 #45 - MAKES ME WONDER
#96 - WAKE UP CALL

Natalie Bassingthwaighte
#54 - DON'T GIVE UP (with Shannon Noll)
#68 - DON'T YOU WANNA FEEL (Rogue Traders)

Shannon Noll #54 - DON'T GIVE UP
(with Natalie Bassingthwaighte)
#91 - LOUD

My Chemical Romance #65 - TEENAGERS
#85 - WELCOME TO THE BLACK PARADE

Gym Class Heroes #72 - CUPID'S CHOKEHOLD
#97 - CLOTHES OFF!!!

The chart below is based on single sales from Saturday 6th
January 2007 (chart dated 8-14/1/2007) to Friday 28th December
2007 (chart dated 31/12/2007 - 6/1/2008).

For singles whose charting run extended back before 2007, only
sales for the 2007 chart year are included when ranking them.

Note that the weeks in the chart and highest position listed for
each single below is taken up until the last chart of the 2007
chart year which is dated 31/12/2007 - 6/1/2008. The statistics
do however include success the single may have also had in
years prior to 2007.

A minus sign, "-", preceding a single's title indicates that the
single spent some of its top 50 charting life prior to 2007.
A plus sign, "+", means that the single featured in the last
top 50 chart of the 2007 chart year and thus it may or may not
continue to chart into 2008.

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The top 100 Australian singles chart
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# HP WI ACCR TITLE - ARTIST
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1. #1 25w + <P2> BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY - Fergie
2. #1 27w <P2> GIRLFRIEND - Avril Lavigne
3. #1 26w + <P> UMBRELLA - Rihanna featuring Jay-Z
4. #1 38w + <P2> STRAIGHT LINES - Silverchair *
5. #1 22w <P> LIPS OF AN ANGEL - Hinder
6. #1 9w + <G> APOLOGIZE - Timbaland featuring OneRepublic
7. #2 29w <P> GRACE KELLY - Mika
8. #2 27w <P> CANDYMAN - Christina Aguilera
9. #2 26w <P> THE SWEET ESCAPE
- Gwen Stefani featuring Akon
10. #1 16w + <P> BEAUTIFUL GIRLS - Sean Kingston

11. #1 15w + <P> THE WAY I ARE
- Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson
12. #2 26w + <P> DANCE FLOOR ANTHEM
(I DON'T WANT TO BE IN LOVE) - Good Charlotte
13. #2 26w <P> GLAMOROUS - Fergie featuring Ludacris
14. #4 28w <P> THIS AIN'T A SCENE, IT'S AN ARMS RACE
- Fall Out Boy
15. #1 15w + <P> IN THIS LIFE - Delta Goodrem *
16. #3 28w + <P> THNKS FR TH MMRS - Fall Out Boy
17. #3 23w DESTINATION CALABRIA
- Alex Gaudino featuring Crystal Waters
18. #2 27w <P> HOW TO SAVE A LIFE - The Fray
19. #2 19w + <G> STRONGER - Kanye West
20. #4 25w <G> 20 GOOD REASONS - Thirsty Merc *

21. #3 15w + <P> HEY THERE DELILAH - Plain White T's
22. #1 14w + HOOK ME UP - The Veronicas *
23. #3 23w + <G> LOVE TODAY - Mika
24. #7 15w + HOW FAR WE'VE COME - Matchbox Twenty
25. #2 29w - <P> SAY IT RIGHT - Nelly Furtado
26. #6 40w - ROCK THIS PARTY (EVERYBODY DANCE NOW)
- Bob Sinclar and Cutee B featuring
Dollarman and Big Ali and Makedah
27. #4 12w + <G> INTO THE NIGHT
- Santana featuring Chad Kroeger
28. #2 20w + <G> CAN'T TOUCH IT - Ricki-Lee *
29. #11 35w + UFO - Sneaky Sound System *
30. #6 26w - <G> SUDDENLY I SEE - KT Tunstall

31. #3 21w <G> WHAT GOES AROUND...COMES AROUND
- Justin Timberlake
32. #8 36w - PUT YOUR HANDS UP FOR DETROIT
- Fedde Le Grand
33. #4 20w <G> WHEN YOU'RE GONE - Avril Lavigne
34. #2 27w - <P> SMACK THAT - Akon featuring Eminem
35. #5 18w <G> LEAVE ME ALONE (I'M LONELY) - Pink
36. #1 31w - LIGHT SURROUNDING YOU - Evermore *
37. #5 25w <G> KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF MY GIRL - Good Charlotte
38. #4 27w - <G> FERGALICIOUS - Fergie featuring Will.I.Am
39. #13 21w WHAT I'VE DONE - Linkin Park
40. #5 22w <G> NEVER AGAIN - Kelly Clarkson

41. #5 15w <G> DEAR MR. PRESIDENT - Pink
42. #1 27w - <P> IRREPLACEABLE - Beyonce
43. #6 19w <G> I WANNA LOVE YOU - Akon featuring Snoop Dogg
44. #4 17w + <G> SHUT UP AND DRIVE - Rihanna
45. #6 17w <G> MAKES ME WONDER - Maroon 5
46. #3 12w + <G> GIMME MORE - Britney Spears
47. #10 17w + <G> AYO TECHNOLOGY
- 50 Cent featuring Justin Timberlake
48. #3 9w + NO ONE - Alicia Keys
49. #10 20w <G> THE OTHERS - TV Rock Vs. Dukes Of Windsor *
50. #12 21w <P> ALL GOOD THINGS (COME TO AN END)
- Nelly Furtado

51. #5 16w <G> BEAUTIFUL LIAR - Beyonce featuring Shakira
52. #3 7w + CLUMSY - Fergie
53. #19 34w - PICTURES - Sneaky Sound System *
54. #2 21w - <P> DON'T GIVE UP - Shannon Noll
and Natalie Bassingthwaighte *
55. #16 26w GIVE IT TO ME - Timbaland featuring
Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake
56. #5 15w LOST AND RUNNING - Powderfinger *
57. #15 18w THE CREEPS
- Camille Jones Vs. Fedde Le Grand
58. #10 16w + <G> THE PRETENDER - Foo Fighters
59. #20 20w LITTLE WONDERS - Rob Thomas
60. #1 11w <G> STEER - Missy Higgins *

61. #3 24w - <P> MY LOVE - Justin Timberlake featuring T.I.
62. #9 13w DON'T MATTER - Akon
63. #9 12w + DON'T HOLD BACK - The Potbelleez *
64. #1 33w - <P> I DON'T FEEL LIKE DANCIN' - Scissor Sisters
65. #16 17w + TEENAGERS - My Chemical Romance
66. #1 38w - <P2> SEXYBACK - Justin Timberlake
67. #10 20w OPINIONS WON'T KEEP YOU WARM AT NIGHT
- Kisschasy *
68. #10 13w + DON'T YOU WANNA FEEL - Rogue Traders *
69. #7 8w + HAPPY ENDING - Mika
70. #6 17w HIT ME UP - Gia Farrell

71. #2 5w + <G> HERE I AM - Natalie Gauci *
72. #14 19w CUPID'S CHOKEHOLD - Gym Class Heroes
73. #12 16w JUST A SONG ABOUT PING PONG
- Operator Please *
74. #11 14w BETTER THAN ME - Hinder
75. #11 16w <G> LOVE STONED - Justin Timberlake
76. #11 16w 1973 - James Blunt
77. #8 29w - <G> JOKER AND THE THIEF - Wolfmother *
78. #2 3w + UNTOUCHED - The Veronicas *
79. #9 13w 4 IN THE MORNING - Gwen Stefani
80. #22 18w IT'S NOT OVER - Daughtry

81. #1 7w + 2 HEARTS - Kylie Minogue *
82. #10 21w - <G> TOO LITTLE TOO LATE - JoJo
83. #5 19w - <G> WIND IT UP - Gwen Stefani
84. #13 13w LIKE THIS - Kelly Rowland featuring Eve
85. #14 27w - WELCOME TO THE BLACK PARADE
- My Chemical Romance
86. #14 11w + LET ME THINK ABOUT IT
- Ida Corr Vs. Fedde Le Grand
87. #19 19w EVERYTHING - Michael Buble
88. #10 12w IF YOU DON'T MEAN IT - Dean Geyer *
89. #19 15w DON'T MISS YOU - Amy Pearson *
90. #17 14w + THE TAKE OVER, THE BREAKS OVER
- Fall Out Boy

91. #3 10w LOUD - Shannon Noll *
92. #18 18w BUY U A DRANK (SHAWTY SNAPPIN')
- T-Pain featuring Yung Joc
93. #24 18w - I LOVE IT - Sneaky Sound System *
94. #19 14w I GOT IT FROM MY MAMA - Will.I.Am
95. #12 11w + I'M YOUR FUNNY BEAR - Gummi Bear
96. #19 13w WAKE UP CALL - Maroon 5
97. #11 12w CLOTHES OFF!!! - Gym Class Heroes
98. #18 33w - <G> NOT READY TO MAKE NICE - Dixie Chicks
99. #13 13w TELL ME
- P. Diddy featuring Christina Aguilera
100. #16 16w + BETTER THAN - The John Butler Trio *
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* - Denotes Australian/New Zealand Artist
Australian/NZ content in this chart: 25/100 singles (25%)
+ - Denotes single present in last chart of 2007
- - Denotes single present in top 50 chart before 2007
HP - Highest position ever reached on the chart
WI - Total weeks spent in the chart
ACCR - Sales accreditation: <G> = Gold = 35,000
<P> = Platinum = 70,000
<PN> = N x Platinum = N x 70,000
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8. T H E T O P 1 0 0 A L B U M S

In 2006, Australian artists dominated the albums chart,
particularly at the higher end where the big sales were had.
So great was this dominance that 7 of the 10 biggest selling
albums of 2006 were from Australian artists, and this set a
brand new chart record.

As expected, this record-breaking dominance of Australian
artists couldn't be sustained, but the results are still
impressive anyway. Four of the year's 10 biggest selling
albums are from local artists, spearheaded by Missy Higgins
whose triple-platinum selling "On A Clear Night" was only
outsold by three other albums in 2007.

While 2006 set a record for the most Australian acts in
the top 10 end of year chart, 2007 does actually end up
as a record-breaker in another sense. 2007 sees 37
of the 100 biggest selling album come from local artists,
which is the highest number ever in ARIA chart history.

2007's biggest selling album belongs to 32 year-old Canadian
crooner, Michael Buble. The album "Call Me Irresponsible"
clocked up 34 weeks in the top 50, with 22 of those weeks being
spent in the top 10. The album debuted at number one just
in time for Mother's Day and now, almost 8 months later,
it is still in the top 10 after enjoying a total of 5
weeks at number one. Only one single from the album made
the top 10 singles chart, that being the track "Everything",
which peaked only at number 19, but did enjoy almost a
5 month chart run.

The second biggest selling album of 2007 only spent one week
at number one this year. However, it notched up a total of
87 weeks in the top 50, spread across both 2006 and 2007.
The album in question is Pink's "I'm Not Dead" and it sold
5-times platinum during 2006 and added another 3-times
platinum sales in 2007. Interestingly enough, "I'm Not
Dead" was also the second biggest selling album of 2006
which clearly illustrates its chart dominance across
two full years. However, unlike Michael Buble's "Call Me
Irresponsible", "I'm Not Dead" was a gold-mine of singles,
6 in total, with 5 of them going top 5 in a spectacular
chart achievement for 28 year-old Alicia Moore.

The third highest selling album of the year is from Justin
Timberlake. The 26 year-old was the lead singer of the former
pop boy band 'N Sync has enjoyed spectacular chart achievements
since launching his solo career in late 2002. Since then
he has had 4 number one singles (2 of which were as a feature
artist), a triple-platinum selling debut solo album with
"Justified" and now his second solo album has sold 4-times
platinum, making "Future Sex/Love Sounds" the third biggest
album of the year in Australia. Surprisingly enough, it is
the only album in the year's top 10 sellers chart not to have
gone to number one. It only peaked at number 4 but having
spent almost 6 months in the top 10 ensured it accumulated
enough sales to outsell most of the year's released.

Melbourne's Missy Higgins had the biggest selling album of
2005 with the now 9-times platinum "The Sound Of White".
She followed her debut album up with "On A Clear Night"
which debuted at number one back in May and notched
up 3-times platinum sales, giving her the fourth biggest
seller of the year.

The fifth biggest seller of 2007 belongs to Fergie. Stepping
out of the highly-successful Black Eyed Peas for a tilt at
a solo career, she released 5 CD singles which all went top 5
during late 2006 and into 2007. All those songs were released
off her "The Dutchess" album which spent 4 weeks at number one
in August and went triple-platinum. She has easily eclipsed the
solo chart career of fellow band member Will.I.Am.

A total of 25 different albums went to number one during the
52 charting weeks of 2006 making the average stay at number
one of 2.1 weeks. The longest running number one album was
by American rock group The Eagles. "Long Road Out Of Eden"
is their first studio album in 28 years and it spent a
total of 6 weeks at the top.

Below are two lists showing all the albums that went to number
one during 2007. The first list (a) shows each week's number one
album, while the second list (b) shows a summary of how long each
album that went to number one spent at the top of the chart.

The weeks all add up to 52 which was the total number of charts
in the 2007 chart year.

(a) Number one albums for each charting week of 2007:
(chart date is the "week ending" date)

14/01/2007: THE WINNER'S JOURNEY - Damien Leith *
21/01/2007: THE WINNER'S JOURNEY - Damien Leith *
28/01/2007: EYES OPEN - Snow Patrol

04/02/2007: EYES OPEN - Snow Patrol
11/02/2007: EYES OPEN - Snow Patrol
18/02/2007: EYES OPEN - Snow Patrol
25/02/2007: EYES OPEN - Snow Patrol

04/03/2007: EXTREME BEHAVIOR - Hinder
11/03/2007: HOW TO SAVE A LIFE - The Fray
18/03/2007: HOW TO SAVE A LIFE - The Fray
25/03/2007: EXTREME BEHAVIOR - Hinder

01/04/2007: EXTREME BEHAVIOR - Hinder
08/04/2007: GRAND NATIONAL - The John Butler Trio *
15/04/2007: YOUNG MODERN - Silverchair *
22/04/2007: YOUNG MODERN - Silverchair *
29/04/2007: YOUNG MODERN - Silverchair *

06/05/2007: YOUNG MODERN - Silverchair *
13/05/2007: ON A CLEAR NIGHT - Missy Higgins *
20/05/2007: CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE - Michael Buble
27/05/2007: CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE - Michael Buble

03/06/2007: MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT - Linkin Park
10/06/2007: I'M NOT DEAD - Pink
17/06/2007: DREAM DAYS AT THE HOTEL EXISTENCE
24/06/2007: THE TRAVELING WILBURYS COLLECTION

01/07/2007: THE TRAVELING WILBURYS COLLECTION
08/07/2007: CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE - Michael Buble
15/07/2007: CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE - Michael Buble
22/07/2007: TIME ON EARTH - Crowded House *
29/07/2007: CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE - Michael Buble

05/08/2007: THE DUTCHESS - Fergie
12/08/2007: THE DUTCHESS - Fergie
19/08/2007: THE DUTCHESS - Fergie
26/08/2007: THE DUTCHESS - Fergie

02/09/2007: WHERE WE LAND - Damien Leith *
09/09/2007: ONE CHANCE - Paul Potts
16/09/2007: ONE CHANCE - Paul Potts
23/09/2007: CURTIS - 50 Cent
30/09/2007: ALL THE LOST SOULS - James Blunt

07/10/2007: ECHOES, SILENCE, PATIENCE & GRACE
14/10/2007: EXILE ON MAINSTREAM - Matchbox Twenty
21/10/2007: EXILE ON MAINSTREAM - Matchbox Twenty
28/10/2007: EXILE ON MAINSTREAM - Matchbox Twenty

04/11/2007: DELTA - Delta Goodrem *
11/11/2007: LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles
18/11/2007: LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles
25/11/2007: GREATEST HITS - Spice Girls

02/12/2007: LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles
09/12/2007: X - Kylie Minogue *
16/12/2007: LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles
23/12/2007: LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles
30/12/2007: LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles

06/01/2008: TIMBALAND PRESENTS: SHOCK VALUE - Timbaland

(b) Summary of weeks at number one, grouped by album:

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6 weeks: LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles
5 weeks: CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE - Michael Buble
5 weeks: EYES OPEN - Snow Patrol
4 weeks: THE DUTCHESS - Fergie
4 weeks: YOUNG MODERN - Silverchair *
3 weeks: EXILE ON MAINSTREAM - Matchbox Twenty
3 weeks: EXTREME BEHAVIOR - Hinder
2 weeks: HOW TO SAVE A LIFE - The Fray
2 weeks: ONE CHANCE - Paul Potts
2 weeks: THE TRAVELING WILBURYS COLLECTION
2 weeks: THE WINNER'S JOURNEY - Damien Leith * [note 1]
1 week: ALL THE LOST SOULS - James Blunt
1 week: CURTIS - 50 Cent
1 week: DELTA - Delta Goodrem *
1 week: DREAM DAYS AT THE HOTEL EXISTENCE
1 week: ECHOES, SILENCE, PATIENCE & GRACE
1 week: GRAND NATIONAL - The John Butler Trio *
1 week: GREATEST HITS - Spice Girls
1 week: I'M NOT DEAD - Pink [note 2]
1 week: MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT - Linkin Park
1 week: ON A CLEAR NIGHT - Missy Higgins *
1 week: TIMBALAND PRESENTS: SHOCK VALUE - Timbaland [note 3]
1 week: TIME ON EARTH - Crowded House *
1 week: WHERE WE LAND - Damien Leith *
1 week: X - Kylie Minogue *
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[note 1]: "THE WINNER'S JOURNEY" by Damien Leith spent a total
of 5 weeks at number one, however 3 of those weeks
occurred during 2006, so only 2 weeks of its time at
number one occurred during 2007.

[note 2]: "I'M NOT DEAD" by Pink spent a total of 2 weeks at
number one, however one of those weeks occurred
during 2006, so only one week of its time at number
one occurred during 2007.

[note 3]: "TIMBALAND PRESENTS: SHOCK VALUE" by Timbaland
continued on as the number one album for the first
chart issued in 2008, but only one week of its stay
at number one occurred during the 2007 chart year.

In 2006, both Il Divo and Robbie Williams each scored 3 of the
year's top 100 selling albums, however in 2007 no artist managed
to achieve that feat. However, 7 artists did manage to score
two entries in this year's top 100 albums chart as compared
to 9 the year before. So with less dominance of the albums
chart by a core group of high selling artists, the albums
chart of 2007 allowed more opportunity for other acts to
make it into the year's biggest sellers list.

All artists with two or more albums within the top 100 for 2007
are listed below, excluding movie soundtracks or "various"
artists.

Pink #2 - I'M NOT DEAD
#61 - PINK BOX

James Blunt #26 - ALL THE LOST SOULS
#78 - BACK TO BEDLAM

Human Nature #30 - GET READY
#60 - DANCING IN THE STREET (...MOTOWN II)

David Campbell #33 - THE SWING SESSIONS 2
#81 - THE SWING SESSIONS

Damien Leith #39 - WHERE WE LAND
#44 - THE WINNER'S JOURNEY

Crowded House #45 - TIME ON EARTH
#97 - RECURRING DREAM - THE VERY BEST OF

The Killers #55 - SAM'S TOWN
#100 - SAWDUST

The chart below is based on album sales from Saturday 6th January
2007 (chart dated 8-14/1/2007) to Friday 28th December 2007
(chart dated 31/12/2007 - 6/1/2008).

For albums whose charting run extended back before 2007, only
sales for the 2007 chart year are included when ranking them.

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The top 100 Australian albums chart
2 0 0 7
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# ACCR TITLE - ARTIST
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1. <P4> CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE - Michael Buble
2. <P8> I'M NOT DEAD - Pink
3. <P4> FUTURE SEX/LOVE SOUNDS - Justin Timberlake
4. <P3> ON A CLEAR NIGHT - Missy Higgins *
5. <P3> THE DUTCHESS - Fergie
6. <P3> DREAM DAYS AT THE HOTEL EXISTENCE - Powderfinger *
7. <P3> GRAND NATIONAL - The John Butler Trio *
8. <P2> LONG ROAD OUT OF EDEN - Eagles
9. <P3> YOUNG MODERN - Silverchair *
10. <P2> TIMBALAND PRESENTS: SHOCK VALUE - Timbaland

11. <P2> EXILE ON MAINSTREAM - Matchbox Twenty
12. <P2> MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT - Linkin Park
13. <P2> DELTA - Delta Goodrem *
14. <P2> INFINITY ON HIGH - Fall Out Boy
15. <P2> SNEAKY SOUND SYSTEM - Sneaky Sound System *
16. <P4> EYES OPEN - Snow Patrol
17. <P2> THE TRAVELING WILBURYS COLLECTION
- The Traveling Wilburys
18. <P2> LIFE IN CARTOON MOTION - Mika
19. <P2> THE BEST DAMN THING - Avril Lavigne
20. <P> ECHOES, SILENCE, PATIENCE & GRACE - Foo Fighters

21. <P2> THE SWEET ESCAPE - Gwen Stefani
22. <P> THE MEMPHIS ALBUM - Guy Sebastian *
23. <P> GOOD MORNING REVIVAL - Good Charlotte
24. <P> EXTREME BEHAVIOR - Hinder
25. <P2> LOOSE - Nelly Furtado
26. <P> ALL THE LOST SOULS - James Blunt
27. <P> ONE CHANCE - Paul Potts
28. <P> HOOK ME UP - The Veronicas *
29. <P> BACK TO BLACK - Amy Winehouse
30. <P> GET READY - Human Nature *

31. <P> GOOD GIRL GONE BAD - Rihanna
32. <P> IT WON'T BE SOON BEFORE LONG - Maroon 5
33. <P> THE SWING SESSIONS 2 - David Campbell *
34. <P2> BACK TO BASICS - Christina Aguilera
35. <P> HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 2 - Soundtrack
36. <P> GREATEST HITS - Spice Girls
37. <P> HOW TO SAVE A LIFE - The Fray
38. <P> SONGS OF LOVE & LOSS - Tina Arena *
39. <P> WHERE WE LAND - Damien Leith *
40. <P> ULTIMATE SANTANA - Santana

41. <P> THE BLACK PARADE - My Chemical Romance
42. <P> STANDING ON THE OUTSIDE: THE SONGS OF COLD CHISEL
- Various *
43. <P> HAIRSPRAY - Soundtrack
44. <P4> THE WINNER'S JOURNEY - Damien Leith *
45. <P> TIME ON EARTH - Crowded House *
46. <G> BECAUSE OF THE TIMES - Kings Of Leon
47. <P4> BLACK FINGERNAILS, RED WINE - Eskimo Joe *
48. <P> NOT TOO LATE - Norah Jones
49. <P> X - Kylie Minogue *
50. <G> MOTHERSHIP - Led Zeppelin
51. <G> SUN DIRT WATER - The Waifs *
52. <P> OUT IN THE BLUE - Jimmy Barnes *
53. <G> MY DECEMBER - Kelly Clarkson
54. <G> THE ULTIMATE HITS - Garth Brooks
55. <P2> SAM'S TOWN - The Killers
56. <G> BLACKOUT - Britney Spears
57. <P> GREATEST HITS: 18 KIDS - Keith Urban *
58. <P> TURN IT UP - Shannon Noll *
59. <G> SO MANY NIGHTS - The Cat Empire *
60. <P3> DANCING IN THE STREETS: THE SONGS OF MOTOWN II
- Human Nature *

61. <G> PINK BOX - Pink
62. <G> THE KING - Elvis Presley
63. <G> AS I AM - Alicia Keys
64. <G> SLIDESHOWS - Thirsty Merc *
65. <P5> WOLFMOTHER - Wolfmother *
66. <G> NINE LIME AVENUE - Kate Ceberano *
67. <P4> THE VERY BEST OF FLEETWOOD MAC - Fleetwood Mac
68. <G> VIVERE: THE BEST OF ANDREA BOCELLI - Andrea Bocelli
69. <P> KONVICTED - Akon
70. <P> THE WINNER'S JOURNEY - Natalie Gauci *

71. <G> TAKING CHANCES - Celine Dion
72. <G> SPIRIT OF THE BUSH - Lee Kernaghan *
73. <G> CURTIS - 50 Cent
74. <P3> U218 SINGLES - U2
75. <G> MAGIC - Bruce Springsteen
76. <P2> REAL LIFE - Evermore *
77. <G> HANNAH MONTANA 2 / MEET MILEY CYRUS - Miley Cyrus
78. <P8> BACK TO BEDLAM - James Blunt
79. <P2> TAKING THE LONG WAY - Dixie Chicks
80. <G> ROCKET MAN: THE DEFINITIVE HITS - Elton John

81. <P> THE SWING SESSIONS - David Campbell *
82. <P23> BAT OUT OF HELL - Meat Loaf
83. <G> THE PROMISE - David Hobson *
84. <G> ICKY THUMP - The White Stripes
85. <G> BETTER IN THE DARK - Rogue Traders *
86. <P4> ALL THE RIGHT REASONS - Nickelback
87. <G> A WEEKEND IN THE CITY - Bloc Party
88. <G> GRADUATION - Kanye West
89. <P> CHOIR OF HARD KNOCKS - Choir Of Hard Knocks *
90. <P3> STADIUM ARCADIUM - Red Hot Chili Peppers

91. <G> HAPPY FEET - Soundtrack
92. <G> LOST HIGHWAY - Bon Jovi
93. <G> NEW ATTITUDE - Young Divas *
94. <G> AWAKE - Josh Groban
95. <G> THREE'S A CROWD - Matt Tilley *
96. <P3> PCD - The Pussycat Dolls
97. <P12> RECURRING DREAM - THE VERY BEST OF... - Crowded House *
98. <P4> BONED! - The 12th Man *
99. <G> SEAN KINGSTON - Sean Kingston
100. SAWDUST - The Killers
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* - Denotes Australian/New Zealand Artist
Australian/NZ content in this chart: 37/100 albums (37%)
ACCR - Sales accreditation: <G> = Gold = 35,000
<P> = Platinum = 70,000
<PN> = N x Platinum = N x 70,000
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9. A L L T H E C H A R T I N G T O P 5 0 S I N G L E S

205 different singles made their first appearance in the top 50
weekly singles chart during 2007. We also had 56 singles that
first charted in 2006 and continued to appear in some of the
weekly charts of 2007. Combined, this makes a grand total of
261 different singles that charted during the 52 charting weeks
of 2007. Let's compare how this year compares to previous years
for the quantity of singles making the top 50 weekly charts.

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NUMBER OF SINGLES NUMBER OF SINGLES TOTAL
THAT CHARTED FOR APPEARING IN CHARTS CHARTING
YEAR THE FIRST TIME PRIOR TO THIS YEAR SINGLES
---------------------------------------------------------------
1989* - - 274
1990 239 51 290
1991 282 56 338
1992 288 58 346
1993 256 59 315
1994 245 58 303
1995 237 52 289
1996 239 48 287
1997 214 48 262
1998 207 52 259
1999 213 54 267
2000 246 53 299
2001 269 51 320
2002 297 50 347
2003 295 53 348
2004 308 52 360
2005 301 54 355
2006 268 56 324
2007 205 56 261
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* As I don't have weekly top 50 singles charts for 1988, only
the total number of unique charting singles is calculated for
1989, since without the 1988 charts, we cannot identify which
singles from 1989 first charted in 1988.

In summary, the total number of charting singles continues to
drop. Between 2002 and 2005, this number remained fairly static,
but 2006 saw a big drop and 2007 sees an even larger drop,
returning the chart to what it was like in the late 1990s.
The primary reason this has occured is that with the full impact
of digital sales governing the charts in 2007, singles are
hanging around much longer in the chart. This means that there's
less opportunity for new music to penetrate the top 50.

Below is listed every one of the 261 singles that spent any time
at all in the top 50 weekly singles chart during the 2007 chart
year, in alphabetical order of the artist or group name. Highest
position, peak position and weeks in the top 50 also include (if
applicable) chart achievements prior to 2007. This gives a full
picture of the single's charting life-span rather than imposing
artificial boundaries of charting success at the beginning and
end of years. Note that the chart positions listed do not
illustrate incidents of when a single leaves the top 50 and
re-enters at some later stage. It is just a list of chart
positions occupied, in chronological order, from the first to the
last week the single charted.

No statistics are provided for the singles past the last charting
week of 2007 (the chart dated 31/12/2007 - 06/01/2008), thus the
chart run of those singles is incomplete until they leave the
chart in the future. Singles with incomplete chart runs as
marked as "still charting", although some of those singles may
actually be at the end of their chart run if they havent't
appeared in the first new chart of the 2008 charting year. Some
of those singles that do actually appear to have a finished chart
run may end up re-appearing in 2008's charts during the quiet
release period in January.

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30 Seconds To Mars - FROM YESTERDAY
Charted: 6/5/2007 - 3/6/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #33 (for 1 week)
Positions: 34 33 37 43 48

30 Seconds To Mars - THE KILL (BURY ME)
Charted: 19/11/2006 - 20/5/2007 (26 weeks)
Peak: #20 (for 1 week)
Positions: 29 31 29 37 34 33 32 34 30 25 20 22 23 27 28 29 30 31
35 42 41 39 46 47 40 43

+44 - WHEN YOUR HEART STOPS BEATING
Charted: 4/2/2007 - 4/2/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #47 (for 1 week)
Positions: 47

50 Cent featuring Justin Timberlake - AYO TECHNOLOGY
Charted: 16/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (17 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 1 week)
Positions: 10 13 15 16 13 14 16 13 14 15 16 18 20 21 23 26 30
(still charting)

Akon - DON'T MATTER
Charted: 15/7/2007 - 7/10/2007 (13 weeks)
Peak: #9 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 13 10 9 10 9 11 10 11 12 15 23 31 40

Akon featuring Eminem - SMACK THAT
Charted: 19/11/2006 - 20/5/2007 (27 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 5 6 4 6 3 3 4 2 2 3 2 3 4 4 5 11 14 14 16 19 18 21 29
33 36 47 49

Akon featuring Snoop Dogg - I WANNA LOVE YOU
Charted: 4/3/2007 - 8/7/2007 (19 weeks)
Peak: #6 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 6 8 7 7 8 6 10 11 13 17 21 25 30 29 31 35 40 45 49

Akon - SORRY, BLAME IT ON ME
Charted: 4/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (10 weeks)
Peak: #27 (for 1 week)
Positions: 30 34 35 27 30 31 36 38 35 39
(still charting)

Alex Gaudino featuring Crystal Waters - DESTINATION CALABRIA
Charted: 17/6/2007 - 18/11/2007 (23 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 4 weeks)
Positions: 17 12 5 4 3 4 3 3 3 5 6 6 7 11 14 17 19 23 29 28 32 43
42

Alicia Keys - NO ONE
Charted: 11/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (9 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 37 13 18 5 6 5 3 3 3
(still charting)

Amy Pearson - DON'T MISS YOU
Charted: 17/6/2007 - 23/9/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #19 (for 1 week)
Positions: 28 27 28 22 22 22 19 23 24 24 23 26 28 37 45

Amy Pearson - NOT ME
Charted: 4/11/2007 - 2/12/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #37 (for 1 week)
Positions: 37 47 47 47

Angus and Julia Stone - THE BEAST
Charted: 2/9/2007 - 16/9/2007 (3 weeks)
Peak: #40 (for 1 week)
Positions: 45 40 46

Anthony Callea - ADDICTED TO YOU
Charted: 18/2/2007 - 11/3/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #19 (for 1 week)
Positions: 19 32 39 45

Architecture In Helsinki - HEART IT RACES
Charted: 3/6/2007 - 3/6/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #47 (for 1 week)
Positions: 47

Armand Van Helden - NYC BEAT
Charted: 22/7/2007 - 16/9/2007 (9 weeks)
Peak: #36 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 45 36 36 42 41 40 37 38 48

Augie March - ONE CROWDED HOUR
Charted: 16/4/2006 - 4/3/2007 (20 weeks)
Peak: #29 (for 1 week)
Positions: 37 43 38 37 39 46 46 35 33 37 44 42 46 40 45 45 35 29
45 49

Avril Lavigne - GIRLFRIEND
Charted: 15/4/2007 - 14/10/2007 (27 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 6 weeks)
Positions: 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 7 9 11 14 14 16 17 21 31
36 37 47

Avril Lavigne - HOT
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (7 weeks)
Peak: #14 (for 1 week)
Positions: 42 28 30 26 24 14 15
(still charting)

Avril Lavigne - WHEN YOU'RE GONE
Charted: 12/8/2007 - 23/12/2007 (20 weeks)
Peak: #4 (for 1 week)
Positions: 5 8 7 4 6 9 9 12 15 15 19 24 25 31 31 33 36 40 41 46

Backstreet Boys - INCONSOLABLE
Charted: 7/10/2007 - 7/10/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #43 (for 1 week)
Positions: 43

Ben Lee - LOVE ME LIKE THE WORLD IS ENDING
Charted: 19/8/2007 - 4/11/2007 (12 weeks)
Peak: #18 (for 1 week)
Positions: 25 18 27 29 38 36 30 24 29 33 40 40

Beyonce featuring Shakira - BEAUTIFUL LIAR
Charted: 29/4/2007 - 12/8/2007 (16 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 1 week)
Positions: 5 6 7 10 11 11 13 16 17 22 25 30 33 33 37 49

Beyonce - IRREPLACEABLE
Charted: 19/11/2006 - 20/5/2007 (27 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 8 5 2 3 4 4 3 1 1 1 3 6 9 11 12 14 17 17 18 23 23 24 28
30 31 46 47

Bliss N Eso featuring Connections Zulu Choir - BULLET AND A TARGET
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 25/11/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #43 (for 1 week)
Positions: 43

Bloc Party - THE PRAYER
Charted: 11/2/2007 - 18/2/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #20 (for 1 week)
Positions: 37 20

Bob Sinclar and Cutee B featuring Dollarman and Big Ali and Makedah
- ROCK THIS PARTY (EVERYBODY DANCE NOW)
Charted: 8/10/2006 - 8/7/2007 (40 weeks)
Peak: #6 (for 1 week)
Positions: 25 20 16 17 19 19 21 19 14 12 14 12 12 10 7 9 8 7 7 8
7 7 6 8 10 12 12 14 17 23 23 26 30 34 32 36 40 45 49 50

Bob Sinclar and Cutee B featuring Dollarman and Gary Pine
- SOUND OF FREEDOM
Charted: 12/8/2007 - 21/10/2007 (11 weeks)
Peak: #22 (for 1 week)
Positions: 28 30 24 22 25 29 35 28 32 38 49

Bodyrox featuring Luciana - YEAH YEAH
Charted: 4/2/2007 - 18/2/2007 (3 weeks)
Peak: #39 (for 1 week)
Positions: 39 45 47

Bow Wow featuring Chris Brown - SHORTIE LIKE MINE
Charted: 25/3/2007 - 29/4/2007 (6 weeks)
Peak: #36 (for 1 week)
Positions: 45 38 36 38 39 45

Brandi Carlile - THE STORY
Charted: 19/8/2007 - 23/9/2007 (3 weeks)
Peak: #44 (for 1 week)
Positions: 44 50 50

British India - RUN THE RED LIGHT
Charted: 2/12/2007 - 2/12/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #50 (for 1 week)
Positions: 50

Britney Spears - GIMME MORE
Charted: 21/10/2007 - 6/1/2008 (12 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 1 week)
Positions: 3 6 6 7 7 11 16 17 22 26 29 36
(still charting)

Calvin Harris - THE GIRLS
Charted: 19/8/2007 - 26/8/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #33 (for 1 week)
Positions: 33 47

Camille Jones Vs. Fedde Le Grand - THE CREEPS
Charted: 27/5/2007 - 23/9/2007 (18 weeks)
Peak: #15 (for 1 week)
Positions: 25 19 19 18 20 18 15 17 19 18 17 17 20 20 25 31 39 49

Candice Alley - BEFORE YOU GO
Charted: 25/3/2007 - 17/6/2007 (13 weeks)
Peak: #16 (for 1 week)
Positions: 24 20 21 16 22 24 25 29 31 29 34 35 50

Cascada - TRULY MADLY DEEPLY
Charted: 17/6/2007 - 24/6/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #39 (for 1 week)
Positions: 39 43

Cassie - LONG WAY 2 GO
Charted: 11/2/2007 - 8/4/2007 (9 weeks)
Peak: #23 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 24 23 23 28 24 29 36 41 42

Cassie - ME AND U
Charted: 10/9/2006 - 28/1/2007 (19 weeks)
Peak: #12 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 12 14 17 15 12 16 19 16 18 24 27 35 36 39 45 42 50 44
48

Chris Brown featuring T-Pain - KISS KISS
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (7 weeks)
Peak: #17 (for 1 week)
Positions: 36 32 34 29 25 25 17
(still charting)

Chris Brown - WALL TO WALL
Charted: 23/9/2007 - 25/11/2007 (10 weeks)
Peak: #21 (for 1 week)
Positions: 21 27 30 31 30 32 34 45 44 50

Christian City Church Oxford Falls - HERE WE GO
Charted: 8/4/2007 - 8/4/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #37 (for 1 week)
Positions: 37

Christina Aguilera - AIN'T NO OTHER MAN
Charted: 13/8/2006 - 14/1/2007 (17 weeks)
Peak: #6 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 6 6 7 8 8 9 11 17 16 12 13 22 28 43 47 45 46

Christina Aguilera - CANDYMAN
Charted: 22/4/2007 - 21/10/2007 (27 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 4 weeks)
Positions: 6 7 3 2 2 2 3 3 4 3 3 2 5 8 8 8 10 15 13 15 26 23 29 41
49 45 50

Christina Aguilera - HURT
Charted: 19/11/2006 - 25/2/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #9 (for 1 week)
Positions: 11 9 11 13 16 19 18 24 27 28 30 36 42 44 46

Christina Aguilera - SLOW DOWN BABY
Charted: 12/8/2007 - 16/9/2007 (6 weeks)
Peak: #21 (for 1 week)
Positions: 21 27 32 31 35 43

Cog - WHAT IF
Charted: 18/11/2007 - 18/11/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #45 (for 1 week)
Positions: 45

Craig David - HOT STUFF (LET'S DANCE)
Charted: 2/12/2007 - 23/12/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #29 (for 1 week)
Positions: 39 29 30 41

Crowded House - DON'T STOP NOW
Charted: 1/7/2007 - 29/7/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #34 (for 1 week)
Positions: 34 48 48 39 44

Damien Leith - 22 STEPS
Charted: 5/8/2007 - 16/9/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 1 week)
Positions: 11 27 31 33 36 32 41

Damien Leith - NIGHT OF MY LIFE
Charted: 10/12/2006 - 18/3/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 4 weeks)
Positions: 1 1 1 1 3 11 14 16 21 21 29 29 35 40 50

Dannii Minogue - HE'S THE GREATEST DANCER
Charted: 29/4/2007 - 6/5/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #37 (for 1 week)
Positions: 37 48

Darren Hayes - ON THE VERGE OF SOMETHING WONDERFUL
Charted: 12/8/2007 - 2/9/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #29 (for 1 week)
Positions: 29 35 37 38

Daughtry - IT'S NOT OVER
Charted: 13/5/2007 - 9/9/2007 (18 weeks)
Peak: #22 (for 1 week)
Positions: 22 24 26 24 25 23 26 27 28 28 29 28 28 32 34 39 40 49

David Guetta Vs. The Egg - LOVE DON'T LET ME GO (WALKING AWAY)
Charted: 15/10/2006 - 4/3/2007 (20 weeks)
Peak: #32 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 37 32 36 35 38 39 32 32 40 46 45 47 38 35 36 41 50 50
49 50

Dean Geyer - IF YOU DON'T MEAN IT
Charted: 20/5/2007 - 5/8/2007 (12 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 1 week)
Positions: 11 12 14 12 10 19 17 20 31 34 39 47

Delta Goodrem - BELIEVE AGAIN
Charted: 23/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (3 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 1 week)
Positions: 2 6 11
(still charting)

Delta Goodrem - IN THIS LIFE
Charted: 30/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (15 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 1 week)
Positions: 1 2 2 4 3 3 3 5 10 12 13 13 17 20 23
(still charting)

Dixie Chicks - NOT READY TO MAKE NICE
Charted: 23/7/2006 - 10/6/2007 (33 weeks)
Peak: #18 (for 1 week)
Positions: 23 18 19 26 32 38 38 44 41 34 30 35 49 50 48 49 44 35
27 32 41 41 48 43 41 45 43 41 50 48 49 49 49

Eric Prydz Vs. Floyd - PROPER EDUCATION
Charted: 18/3/2007 - 6/5/2007 (8 weeks)
Peak: #20 (for 1 week)
Positions: 20 25 28 29 31 35 48 47

Eskimo Joe - BLACK FINGERNAILS, RED WINE
Charted: 28/5/2006 - 25/3/2007 (42 weeks)
Peak: #6 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 13 9 9 9 7 6 6 7 6 8 11 13 14 16 20 30 29 37 44 23 20
15 15 9 17 16 24 31 35 35 34 20 18 22 28 32 32 41 39 42
50 48

Eskimo Joe - NEW YORK
Charted: 18/2/2007 - 22/4/2007 (10 weeks)
Peak: #26 (for 1 week)
Positions: 26 30 36 39 36 38 49 40 43 50

Eskimo Joe - SARAH
Charted: 1/10/2006 - 11/2/2007 (20 weeks)
Peak: #12 (for 1 week)
Positions: 14 20 18 18 14 12 13 19 18 19 20 22 23 20 19 22 24 36
45 48

Evanescence - CALL ME WHEN YOU'RE SOBER
Charted: 1/10/2006 - 4/2/2007 (19 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 5 5 7 7 7 7 11 16 21 20 21 24 28 28 25 31 34 35 44

Evanescence - LITHIUM
Charted: 28/1/2007 - 18/3/2007 (8 weeks)
Peak: #26 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 26 26 28 34 31 30 37 49

Evermore - LIGHT SURROUNDING YOU
Charted: 29/10/2006 - 27/5/2007 (31 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 1 week)
Positions: 8 9 10 14 13 16 15 9 10 10 8 3 2 1 4 3 3 6 9 12 13 20
27 28 29 33 39 38 41 45 48

Evermore - NEVER LET YOU GO
Charted: 1/7/2007 - 5/8/2007 (6 weeks)
Peak: #29 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 29 29 37 42 40 44

Evermore - RUNNING
Charted: 18/6/2006 - 4/3/2007 (29 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 1 week)
Positions: 7 5 10 15 13 11 12 20 23 25 25 25 28 26 30 37 41 30 37
39 43 43 46 40 37 39 40 45 47

Fall Out Boy - THE TAKE OVER, THE BREAKS OVER
Charted: 7/10/2007 - 6/1/2008 (14 weeks)
Peak: #17 (for 1 week)
Positions: 17 19 21 23 21 25 23 24 25 33 37 36 39 33
(still charting)

Fall Out Boy - THIS AIN'T A SCENE, IT'S AN ARMS RACE
Charted: 4/2/2007 - 12/8/2007 (28 weeks)
Peak: #4 (for 4 weeks)
Positions: 16 14 10 4 5 4 4 5 5 4 5 5 8 10 12 16 20 21 27 30 29 31
34 35 40 38 39 46

Fall Out Boy - THNKS FR TH MMRS
Charted: 24/6/2007 - 6/1/2008 (28 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 1 week)
Positions: 11 6 5 6 7 6 7 8 9 9 10 9 6 3 7 11 14 20 27 28 36 39 44
45 49 48 49 32
(still charting)

Fedde Le Grand - PUT YOUR HANDS UP FOR DETROIT
Charted: 12/11/2006 - 15/7/2007 (36 weeks)
Peak: #8 (for 1 week)
Positions: 22 26 25 23 23 26 26 25 18 16 12 11 13 11 12 10 8 9 11
12 13 13 13 14 20 19 24 27 32 31 34 38 39 43 45 50

Feist - 1234
Charted: 30/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (2 weeks)
Peak: #36 (for 1 week)
Positions: 36 44
(still charting)

Fergie - BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY
Charted: 22/7/2007 - 6/1/2008 (25 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 9 weeks)
Positions: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 6 6 9 12 15 17 16 25 19 25 35 35
37 28
(still charting)

Fergie - CLUMSY
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (7 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 12 3 3 3 5 4 5
(still charting)

Fergie featuring Ludacris - GLAMOROUS
Charted: 22/4/2007 - 14/10/2007 (26 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 1 week)
Positions: 10 11 9 4 3 3 2 4 3 4 4 7 8 16 20 22 25 29 26 29 34 32
39 46 47 46

Fergie featuring Sean Kingston - BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY (REMIX)
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 25/11/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #49 (for 1 week)
Positions: 49

Fergie featuring Will.I.Am - FERGALICIOUS
Charted: 10/12/2006 - 10/6/2007 (27 weeks)
Peak: #4 (for 1 week)
Positions: 11 10 9 9 11 6 4 6 8 8 9 11 12 11 12 14 21 26 25 31 34
39 38 42 45 44 48

Fergie - LONDON BRIDGE
Charted: 24/9/2006 - 21/1/2007 (18 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 3 4 3 5 6 6 6 12 15 20 25 34 40 44 39 36 43 50

Fonzerelli - MOONLIGHT PARTY
Charted: 11/3/2007 - 18/3/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #44 (for 1 week)
Positions: 44 47

Foo Fighters - THE PRETENDER
Charted: 23/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (16 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 1 week)
Positions: 10 13 12 12 15 18 14 20 19 26 26 35 25 31 32 25
(still charting)

Gia Farrell - HIT ME UP
Charted: 11/2/2007 - 3/6/2007 (17 weeks)
Peak: #6 (for 1 week)
Positions: 10 6 8 10 10 10 13 16 16 20 24 28 30 34 44 47 46

Good Charlotte - DANCE FLOOR ANTHEM (I DON'T WANT TO BE IN LOVE)
Charted: 15/7/2007 - 6/1/2008 (26 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 2 3 4 4 2 3 3 2 3 5 6 9 14 16 18 19 19 23 29 35 40 42
42 44 45 42
(still charting)

Good Charlotte - KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF MY GIRL
Charted: 11/3/2007 - 26/8/2007 (25 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 1 week)
Positions: 7 5 8 11 11 11 12 14 13 15 17 21 23 26 27 31 30 37 38
43 35 38 43 50 49

Good Charlotte - MISERY
Charted: 2/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (6 weeks)
Peak: #24 (for 1 week)
Positions: 42 41 40 29 27 24
(still charting)

Grinspoon - BLACK TATTOO
Charted: 15/7/2007 - 15/7/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #45 (for 1 week)
Positions: 45

Groove Armada featuring Stush - GET DOWN
Charted: 13/5/2007 - 24/6/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #33 (for 1 week)
Positions: 35 33 37 36 38 45 50

Groove Armada - SONG 4 MUTYA
Charted: 16/9/2007 - 7/10/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #24 (for 1 week)
Positions: 24 28 35 42

Gummi Bear - I'M YOUR FUNNY BEAR
Charted: 28/10/2007 - 6/1/2008 (11 weeks)
Peak: #12 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 13 12 12 17 22 24 28 24 33 31 47
(still charting)

Guy Sebastian - COVER ON MY HEART
Charted: 12/8/2007 - 12/8/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #33 (for 1 week)
Positions: 33

Guy Sebastian - ELEVATOR LOVE
Charted: 17/12/2006 - 25/3/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 11 11 11 13 14 16 19 19 19 22 25 33 34 43 46

Gwen Stefani - 4 IN THE MORNING
Charted: 8/7/2007 - 30/9/2007 (13 weeks)
Peak: #9 (for 1 week)
Positions: 9 12 14 11 13 13 16 15 18 23 34 42 50

Gwen Stefani featuring Akon - THE SWEET ESCAPE
Charted: 4/3/2007 - 26/8/2007 (26 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 6 weeks)
Positions: 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 6 8 9 9 8 8 14 19 22 24 27 32 32 31 33
39 45 46

Gwen Stefani - NOW THAT YOU GOT IT
Charted: 14/10/2007 - 11/11/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #37 (for 1 week)
Positions: 39 37 39 41 50

Gwen Stefani - WIND IT UP
Charted: 17/12/2006 - 22/4/2007 (19 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 1 week)
Positions: 8 6 7 6 5 8 9 12 15 18 17 24 31 34 37 39 46 44 49

Gym Class Heroes - CLOTHES OFF!!!
Charted: 12/8/2007 - 28/10/2007 (12 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 1 week)
Positions: 16 12 11 13 14 18 25 34 31 34 45 47

Gym Class Heroes - CUPID'S CHOKEHOLD
Charted: 1/4/2007 - 5/8/2007 (19 weeks)
Peak: #14 (for 1 week)
Positions: 26 20 18 18 19 16 14 21 27 22 24 29 32 36 33 39 44 45
46

Gyroscope - SNAKESKIN
Charted: 11/11/2007 - 11/11/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #30 (for 1 week)
Positions: 30

High School Musical 2 - WHAT TIME IS IT?
Charted: 2/9/2007 - 14/10/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #20 (for 1 week)
Positions: 44 20 25 32 39 35 40

Hilary Duff - WITH LOVE
Charted: 1/4/2007 - 13/5/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #22 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 25 22 22 26 31 33 45

Hinder - BETTER THAN ME
Charted: 17/6/2007 - 16/9/2007 (14 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 11 13 11 13 14 18 16 20 23 26 30 32 41 49

Hinder - LIPS OF AN ANGEL
Charted: 4/2/2007 - 1/7/2007 (22 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 7 weeks)
Positions: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 7 9 12 19 26 24 31 38 41 39 43 47 48 47

Ida Corr Vs. Fedde Le Grand - LET ME THINK ABOUT IT
Charted: 28/10/2007 - 6/1/2008 (11 weeks)
Peak: #14 (for 1 week)
Positions: 17 17 16 14 17 17 19 20 20 24 27
(still charting)

Jamelia - BEWARE OF THE DOG
Charted: 3/6/2007 - 3/6/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #50 (for 1 week)
Positions: 50

Jamelia - SOMETHING ABOUT YOU
Charted: 18/3/2007 - 13/5/2007 (9 weeks)
Peak: #17 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 19 17 18 17 23 27 29 35 42

James Blunt - 1973
Charted: 16/9/2007 - 30/12/2007 (16 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 17 20 22 23 26 25 11 11 13 21 29 29 38 43 43 48

James Kannis - LOVE 2 LOVE
Charted: 3/12/2006 - 8/4/2007 (3 weeks)
Peak: #35 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 46 35 35

James Morrison - YOU GIVE ME SOMETHING
Charted: 5/11/2006 - 28/1/2007 (13 weeks)
Peak: #7 (for 1 week)
Positions: 8 7 13 15 17 24 30 39 40 50 50 45 47

Jennifer Lopez - DO IT WELL
Charted: 14/10/2007 - 18/11/2007 (6 weeks)
Peak: #18 (for 1 week)
Positions: 18 22 22 26 35 38

Jet - RIP IT UP
Charted: 28/1/2007 - 28/1/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #49 (for 1 week)
Positions: 49

Joel Turner - CITY OF DREAMS
Charted: 16/9/2007 - 16/9/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #30 (for 1 week)
Positions: 30

Joel Turner featuring Israel, Stan Bravo and C4 - ALL NIGHT LONG
Charted: 11/3/2007 - 1/4/2007 (3 weeks)
Peak: #38 (for 1 week)
Positions: 38 44 46

JoJo - TOO LITTLE TOO LATE
Charted: 3/12/2006 - 22/4/2007 (21 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 1 week)
Positions: 18 17 18 17 16 14 13 11 10 11 12 14 15 18 21 24 30 37
45 45 47

Josh Pyke - LINES ON PALMS
Charted: 18/3/2007 - 18/3/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #33 (for 1 week)
Positions: 33

Justin Timberlake featuring T.I. - MY LOVE
Charted: 26/11/2006 - 6/5/2007 (24 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 1 week)
Positions: 4 3 5 5 8 8 5 4 7 7 9 13 13 14 17 19 21 23 30 31 37 44
49 49

Justin Timberlake - LOVE STONED
Charted: 22/7/2007 - 4/11/2007 (16 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 1 week)
Positions: 11 12 15 22 23 17 14 15 20 26 29 34 43 40 36 45

Justin Timberlake - SEXYBACK
Charted: 27/8/2006 - 10/6/2007 (38 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 7 10 14 17 20 22 15 20 20 23
24 30 35 24 26 26 30 32 35 39 33 38 46 40 50

Justin Timberlake - WHAT GOES AROUND...COMES AROUND
Charted: 1/4/2007 - 9/9/2007 (21 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 1 week)
Positions: 3 5 7 9 12 12 13 15 18 18 21 26 30 26 31 36 37 37 40 49
47

Kanye West featuring T-Pain - GOOD LIFE
Charted: 2/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (6 weeks)
Peak: #33 (for 1 week)
Positions: 43 36 33 34 38 34
(still charting)

Kanye West - STRONGER
Charted: 2/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (19 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 8 2 2 4 4 4 5 7 8 9 9 10 13 14 16 23 27 30 22
(still charting)

Kate Miller-Heidke - WORDS
Charted: 10/6/2007 - 11/11/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #43 (for 1 week)
Positions: 44 46 43 44

Katie Noonan - TIME TO BEGIN
Charted: 8/7/2007 - 29/7/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #30 (for 1 week)
Positions: 30 41 49 49

Kelly Clarkson - NEVER AGAIN
Charted: 10/6/2007 - 4/11/2007 (22 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 1 week)
Positions: 5 6 6 7 6 7 9 10 12 14 21 21 23 27 33 44 49 50 30 31 38
48

Kelly Clarkson - ONE MINUTE
Charted: 7/10/2007 - 28/10/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #36 (for 1 week)
Positions: 41 36 38 45

Kelly Rowland featuring Eve - LIKE THIS
Charted: 1/7/2007 - 23/9/2007 (13 weeks)
Peak: #13 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 13 17 19 17 13 16 18 19 19 21 19 28 40

Kisschasy - OPINIONS WON'T KEEP YOU WARM AT NIGHT
Charted: 24/6/2007 - 4/11/2007 (20 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 1 week)
Positions: 10 25 32 26 28 23 14 12 18 22 17 21 22 27 33 33 41 44
50 49

Kisschasy - SPRAY ON PANTS
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 25/11/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #47 (for 1 week)
Positions: 47

KT Tunstall - SUDDENLY I SEE
Charted: 29/1/2006 - 5/8/2007 (26 weeks)
Peak: #6 (for 1 week)
Positions: 39 44 48 49 15 15 9 9 9 7 6 8 10 11 10 14 14 13 20 32
36 39 44 46 47 49

Kylie Minogue - 2 HEARTS
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (7 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 1 week)
Positions: 1 8 9 12 15 18 21
(still charting)

Lady Sovereign - LOVE ME OR HATE ME
Charted: 4/2/2007 - 4/2/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #48 (for 1 week)
Positions: 48

Lee Kernaghan, Adam Brand and Steve Forde - SPIRIT OF THE BUSH
Charted: 15/7/2007 - 22/7/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 1 week)
Positions: 11 36

Leona Lewis - BLEEDING LOVE
Charted: 30/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (2 weeks)
Peak: #7 (for 1 week)
Positions: 9 7
(still charting)

Lily Allen - LDN
Charted: 4/2/2007 - 11/2/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #39 (for 1 week)
Positions: 49 39

Linkin Park - BLEED IT OUT
Charted: 23/9/2007 - 25/11/2007 (10 weeks)
Peak: #24 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 24 26 27 24 27 26 24 32 36 37

Linkin Park - SHADOW OF THE DAY
Charted: 9/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (5 weeks)
Peak: #19 (for 1 week)
Positions: 21 19 28 28 26
(still charting)

Linkin Park - WHAT I'VE DONE
Charted: 20/5/2007 - 4/11/2007 (21 weeks)
Peak: #13 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 13 13 15 18 20 23 19 18 15 13 14 19 20 22 25 28 30 40
46 48 46

Lisa Mitchell - SAID ONE TO THE OTHER E.P.
Charted: 26/8/2007 - 9/9/2007 (3 weeks)
Peak: #27 (for 1 week)
Positions: 27 43 46

Lupe Fiasco featuring Jill Scott - DAYDREAMIN'
Charted: 18/2/2007 - 4/3/2007 (3 weeks)
Peak: #40 (for 1 week)
Positions: 50 40 45

Lupe Fiasco - SUPERSTAR
Charted: 9/12/2007 - 9/12/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #45 (for 1 week)
Positions: 45

Mario - HOW DO I BREATHE
Charted: 8/7/2007 - 12/8/2007 (6 weeks)
Peak: #33 (for 1 week)
Positions: 35 33 35 34 34 44

Mario Vazquez - GALLERY
Charted: 11/3/2007 - 1/4/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #42 (for 1 week)
Positions: 49 42 43 47

Maroon 5 - MAKES ME WONDER
Charted: 20/5/2007 - 9/9/2007 (17 weeks)
Peak: #6 (for 1 week)
Positions: 7 6 7 9 8 9 10 10 10 20 22 26 35 38 42 50 45

Maroon 5 - WAKE UP CALL
Charted: 16/9/2007 - 23/12/2007 (13 weeks)
Peak: #19 (for 1 week)
Positions: 19 22 21 22 25 28 30 31 41 43 48 45 47

Maroon 5 - WON'T GO HOME WITHOUT YOU
Charted: 2/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (6 weeks)
Peak: #13 (for 1 week)
Positions: 35 27 16 13 16 14
(still charting)

Matchbox Twenty - HOW FAR WE'VE COME
Charted: 30/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (15 weeks)
Peak: #7 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 8 10 8 8 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 12 13 9
(still charting)

Michael Buble - EVERYTHING
Charted: 13/5/2007 - 16/9/2007 (19 weeks)
Peak: #19 (for 1 week)
Positions: 28 26 33 35 37 41 41 40 19 24 27 30 32 40 43 44 39 37
44

Michael Buble - LET IT SNOW!
Charted: 14/12/2003 - 30/12/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #22 (for 1 week)
Positions: 43 25 28 28 31 22 23

Mika - GRACE KELLY
Charted: 25/3/2007 - 7/10/2007 (29 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 6 4 3 2 2 3 2 3 4 4 6 6 5 5 9 12 20 24 26 29 31 36 34
33 36 42 43 45 48

Mika - HAPPY ENDING
Charted: 18/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (8 weeks)
Peak: #7 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 32 15 15 11 7 8 7 8
(still charting)

Mika - LOVE TODAY
Charted: 5/8/2007 - 6/1/2008 (23 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 1 week)
Positions: 6 7 4 4 3 4 8 7 11 13 17 17 20 18 24 30 31 34 39 38 37
41 38
(still charting)

MIMS - THIS IS WHY I'M HOT
Charted: 3/6/2007 - 5/8/2007 (10 weeks)
Peak: #30 (for 1 week)
Positions: 30 33 34 33 38 40 42 41 41 50

Missy Higgins - STEER
Charted: 29/4/2007 - 8/7/2007 (11 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 1 week)
Positions: 1 5 8 12 19 20 28 31 35 42 47

Missy Higgins - WHERE I STOOD
Charted: 19/8/2007 - 30/9/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 1 week)
Positions: 10 28 20 24 31 38 43

Motion City Soundtrack - THIS IS FOR REAL
Charted: 9/12/2007 - 9/12/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #48 (for 1 week)
Positions: 48

Muse - STARLIGHT
Charted: 11/2/2007 - 11/2/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #46 (for 1 week)
Positions: 46

My Chemical Romance - FAMOUS LAST WORDS
Charted: 18/2/2007 - 13/5/2007 (13 weeks)
Peak: #20 (for 1 week)
Positions: 24 20 23 23 23 22 29 27 28 32 36 37 48

My Chemical Romance - TEENAGERS
Charted: 16/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (17 weeks)
Peak: #16 (for 1 week)
Positions: 16 17 18 21 22 23 21 20 19 20 21 22 24 27 30 34 29
(still charting)

My Chemical Romance - WELCOME TO THE BLACK PARADE
Charted: 29/10/2006 - 29/4/2007 (27 weeks)
Peak: #14 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 20 17 17 20 22 15 19 20 21 21 22 15 15 14 14 16 17 16
19 20 22 26 34 34 34 42 50

Natalie Gauci - HERE I AM
Charted: 9/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (5 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 2 2 7 10 18
(still charting)

Natasha Bedingfield - I WANNA HAVE YOUR BABIES
Charted: 27/5/2007 - 27/5/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #50 (for 1 week)
Positions: 50

Nelly Furtado - ALL GOOD THINGS (COME TO AN END)
Charted: 22/4/2007 - 9/9/2007 (21 weeks)
Peak: #12 (for 1 week)
Positions: 20 16 15 16 18 17 16 15 14 14 12 14 18 21 21 24 36 42
41 46 48

Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland - PROMISCUOUS
Charted: 9/7/2006 - 11/2/2007 (25 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 5 4 2 3 5 4 3 2 6 6 7 9 13 14 31 24 25 29 37 41 44 40
42 43 49

Nelly Furtado - MANEATER
Charted: 1/10/2006 - 25/2/2007 (22 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 1 week)
Positions: 6 4 4 4 4 4 3 6 11 12 16 21 25 26 26 23 26 31 37 40 43
47

Nelly Furtado - SAY IT RIGHT
Charted: 17/12/2006 - 1/7/2007 (29 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 23 18 13 12 10 6 4 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 11 14 14 17 21 25 26
30 34 39 41 39 46 49 50

Ne-Yo - BECAUSE OF YOU
Charted: 6/5/2007 - 15/7/2007 (11 weeks)
Peak: #23 (for 1 week)
Positions: 27 23 28 28 28 30 33 34 35 38 44

Nickelback - IF EVERYONE CARED
Charted: 10/12/2006 - 15/4/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #32 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 50 46 47 39 32 32 35 36 37 37 38 42 45 50 47

Omarion - ICE BOX
Charted: 20/5/2007 - 17/6/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #36 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 36 36 38 41 44

Operator Please - GET WHAT YOU WANT
Charted: 11/11/2007 - 16/12/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #27 (for 1 week)
Positions: 40 27 39 33 49

Operator Please - JUST A SONG ABOUT PING PONG
Charted: 12/8/2007 - 25/11/2007 (16 weeks)
Peak: #12 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 15 13 12 12 13 14 18 25 29 35 39 42 43 29 34 46

Panic! At The Disco - BUT IT'S BETTER IF YOU DO
Charted: 15/10/2006 - 21/1/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #15 (for 1 week)
Positions: 21 15 21 21 25 28 33 34 32 37 36 35 28 33 41

Panic! At The Disco - I WRITE SINS NOT TRAGEDIES
Charted: 4/6/2006 - 28/1/2007 (27 weeks)
Peak: #12 (for 1 week)
Positions: 36 29 28 24 24 25 20 18 20 22 22 23 21 12 17 30 41 26
26 29 33 40 49 32 29 37 44

Panic! At The Disco - LYING IS THE MOST FUN A GIRL CAN HAVE
WITHOUT TAKING HER CLOTHES OFF
Charted: 4/2/2007 - 15/4/2007 (11 weeks)
Peak: #26 (for 1 week)
Positions: 31 35 30 26 31 33 37 40 45 48 48

Paolo Nutini - JENNY DON'T BE HASTY
Charted: 15/4/2007 - 17/6/2007 (10 weeks)
Peak: #40 (for 1 week)
Positions: 40 43 44 46 43 46 44 45 46 48

Paul "The Chief" Harragon - THAT'S GOLD
Charted: 9/9/2007 - 16/9/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #8 (for 1 week)
Positions: 8 47

P. Diddy featuring Christina Aguilera - TELL ME
Charted: 18/2/2007 - 13/5/2007 (13 weeks)
Peak: #13 (for 1 week)
Positions: 15 13 16 18 15 15 17 24 26 30 35 43 49

Pink - DEAR MR. PRESIDENT
Charted: 22/7/2007 - 28/10/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 6 5 5 6 7 5 7 10 12 19 23 28 33 35 49

Pink - LEAVE ME ALONE (I'M LONELY)
Charted: 13/5/2007 - 9/9/2007 (18 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 11 5 7 5 7 7 7 8 8 9 15 17 21 26 28 31 30 39

Pink - NOBODY KNOWS
Charted: 28/1/2007 - 25/3/2007 (9 weeks)
Peak: #27 (for 1 week)
Positions: 27 28 33 33 34 37 36 46 49

Pink - U + UR HAND
Charted: 15/10/2006 - 20/5/2007 (23 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 4 weeks)
Positions: 6 5 5 5 5 10 10 8 8 15 16 17 17 17 17 25 33 41 42 41 44
46 50

Pink - WHO KNEW
Charted: 25/6/2006 - 28/1/2007 (32 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 6 3 2 2 3 5 4 8 9 9 10 9 10 12 16 15 15 12 13 20 23 33
26 30 38 48 41 43 35 36 38 46

Plain White T's - HEY THERE DELILAH
Charted: 30/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (15 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 1 week)
Positions: 14 7 7 6 5 4 5 3 7 6 7 8 11 11 12
(still charting)

Powderfinger - I DON'T REMEMBER
Charted: 26/8/2007 - 30/9/2007 (6 weeks)
Peak: #42 (for 1 week)
Positions: 43 47 42 45 48 44

Powderfinger - LOST AND RUNNING
Charted: 27/5/2007 - 18/11/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 1 week)
Positions: 5 9 11 12 18 20 23 23 26 29 31 41 47 46 46

Red Hot Chili Peppers - DANI CALIFORNIA
Charted: 21/5/2006 - 21/1/2007 (19 weeks)
Peak: #8 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 9 9 8 8 10 14 14 12 22 27 23 27 31 35 45 47 43 41 46

Red Hot Chili Peppers - HUMP DE BUMP
Charted: 22/4/2007 - 17/6/2007 (9 weeks)
Peak: #17 (for 1 week)
Positions: 23 17 21 27 32 38 40 45 49

Red Hot Chili Peppers - SNOW ((HEY OH))
Charted: 3/12/2006 - 11/3/2007 (15 weeks)
Peak: #35 (for 1 week)
Positions: 42 42 39 38 38 37 40 35 38 42 44 48 42 43 48

Regina Spektor - FIDELITY
Charted: 29/7/2007 - 29/7/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #50 (for 1 week)
Positions: 50

Ricki-Lee - CAN'T TOUCH IT
Charted: 19/8/2007 - 6/1/2008 (20 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 2 2 5 5 7 8 10 9 11 11 15 22 21 24 30 31 43 46 50 45
(still charting)

Ricki-Lee - LOVE IS ALL AROUND
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (7 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 1 week)
Positions: 5 13 23 32 39 42 50
(still charting)

Rihanna featuring Jay-Z - UMBRELLA
Charted: 10/6/2007 - 6/1/2008 (26 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 6 weeks)
Positions: 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 4 6 8 9 11 13 16 20 25 27 32 35 29 38
40 45 46
(still charting)

Rihanna featuring Ne-Yo - HATE THAT I LOVE YOU
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (7 weeks)
Peak: #14 (for 1 week)
Positions: 48 49 18 14 19 17 19
(still charting)

Rihanna - SHUT UP AND DRIVE
Charted: 16/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (17 weeks)
Peak: #4 (for 1 week)
Positions: 4 5 6 8 9 13 14 16 18 18 23 27 37 39 42 43 35
(still charting)

Rihanna - WE RIDE
Charted: 19/11/2006 - 21/1/2007 (10 weeks)
Peak: #24 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 24 24 28 29 33 31 29 29 42 43

R. Kelly and Usher - SAME GIRL
Charted: 23/9/2007 - 23/9/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #47 (for 1 week)
Positions: 47

Robbie Williams - LOVELIGHT
Charted: 3/12/2006 - 11/2/2007 (11 weeks)
Peak: #25 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 26 25 25 27 27 33 34 31 37 41 47

Rob Thomas - LITTLE WONDERS
Charted: 29/4/2007 - 9/9/2007 (20 weeks)
Peak: #20 (for 1 week)
Positions: 22 22 20 22 23 25 22 22 24 23 26 29 30 27 30 38 40 45
41 43

Rogue Traders - DON'T YOU WANNA FEEL
Charted: 14/10/2007 - 6/1/2008 (13 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 4 weeks)
Positions: 10 10 10 10 11 12 19 23 32 34 40 40 37
(still charting)

Sandi Thom - I WISH I WAS A PUNK ROCKER (WITH FLOWERS IN MY HAIR)
Charted: 6/8/2006 - 25/3/2007 (34 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 10 weeks)
Positions: 15 14 10 8 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 5 4 6 7 6 9 12 13
15 20 27 31 36 40 41 48 47

Sandi Thom - WHAT IF I'M RIGHT
Charted: 10/12/2006 - 21/1/2007 (6 weeks)
Peak: #36 (for 1 week)
Positions: 41 36 49 37 46 48

Santana featuring Chad Kroeger - INTO THE NIGHT
Charted: 21/10/2007 - 6/1/2008 (12 weeks)
Peak: #4 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 12 9 8 6 6 6 4 5 4 6 5 4
(still charting)

Scissor Sisters - I DON'T FEEL LIKE DANCIN'
Charted: 24/9/2006 - 6/5/2007 (33 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 8 9 7 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 5 5 7 8 10 12 15 17 16 18 20
22 25 28 33 32 36 40 40 42

Scissor Sisters - SHE'S MY MAN
Charted: 18/3/2007 - 25/3/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #39 (for 1 week)
Positions: 39 42

Scribe - F.R.E.S.H.
Charted: 23/9/2007 - 4/11/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #30 (for 1 week)
Positions: 30 32 39 42 43 41 47

Sean Kingston - BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
Charted: 23/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (16 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 5 weeks)
Positions: 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 4 8 11 14 17 18 21 20
(still charting)

Sean Kingston - ME LOVE
Charted: 25/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (7 weeks)
Peak: #14 (for 1 week)
Positions: 28 20 22 18 14 15 16
(still charting)

Sean Paul - TEMPERATURE
Charted: 4/6/2006 - 21/1/2007 (19 weeks)
Peak: #5 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 19 12 12 11 8 7 5 5 6 7 9 11 15 22 36 48 50 47 49

Shannon Noll and Natalie Bassingthwaighte - DON'T GIVE UP
Charted: 17/12/2006 - 6/5/2007 (21 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 7 2 2 4 9 5 5 5 5 5 9 13 13 18 21 24 25 30 37 42 50

Shannon Noll - IN PIECES
Charted: 9/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (5 weeks)
Peak: #26 (for 1 week)
Positions: 26 28 32 33 43
(still charting)

Shannon Noll - LOUD
Charted: 16/9/2007 - 18/11/2007 (10 weeks)
Peak: #3 (for 1 week)
Positions: 3 11 16 18 20 26 29 33 48 49

Silverchair - IF YOU KEEP LOSING SLEEP
Charted: 21/10/2007 - 21/10/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #16 (for 1 week)
Positions: 16

Silverchair - STRAIGHT LINES
Charted: 25/3/2007 - 6/1/2008 (38 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 4 weeks)
Positions: 1 1 1 1 3 4 4 5 6 9 10 16 21 21 21 24 25 25 24 25 30 37
36 35 33 36 41 47 44 47 44 42 22 28 41 45 50 40
(still charting)

Small Mercies - INNOCENT
Charted: 24/6/2007 - 19/8/2007 (9 weeks)
Peak: #38 (for 1 week)
Positions: 38 41 41 49 47 46 41 48 48

Sneaky Sound System - GOODBYE
Charted: 28/10/2007 - 9/12/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #33 (for 1 week)
Positions: 37 36 33 37 40 41 50

Sneaky Sound System - I LOVE IT
Charted: 23/7/2006 - 18/11/2007 (18 weeks)
Peak: #24 (for 1 week)
Positions: 25 34 39 36 50 50 49 41 24 27 34 38 43 46 43 46 42 50

Sneaky Sound System - PICTURES
Charted: 17/12/2006 - 18/11/2007 (34 weeks)
Peak: #19 (for 1 week)
Positions: 32 24 19 31 26 23 22 23 20 25 21 21 25 26 27 31 30 27
34 32 29 32 40 40 43 42 43 47 50 48 45 49 39 41

Sneaky Sound System - UFO
Charted: 13/5/2007 - 6/1/2008 (35 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 1 week)
Positions: 18 20 16 17 17 15 15 16 11 16 12 15 18 19 17 16 24 22
35 37 40 38 50 42 33 35 15 22 32 37 44 44 49 46 31
(still charting)

Snow Patrol - SIGNAL FIRE
Charted: 27/5/2007 - 15/7/2007 (8 weeks)
Peak: #22 (for 1 week)
Positions: 22 26 29 24 25 37 42 43

Sophie Ellis Bextor - CATCH YOU
Charted: 13/5/2007 - 13/5/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #44 (for 1 week)
Positions: 44

Soulja Boy Tell 'Em - CRANK THAT (SOULJA BOY)
Charted: 6/1/2008 - 6/1/2008 (1 week)
Peak: #49 (for 1 week)
Positions: 49
(still charting)

Stacie Orrico - I'M NOT MISSING YOU
Charted: 20/8/2006 - 25/2/2007 (24 weeks)
Peak: #26 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 26 31 34 31 36 36 32 27 27 31 26 27 29 31 34 35 27 49
47 45 45 42 45 49

Stephanie McIntosh - SO DO I SAY SORRY FIRST?
Charted: 18/3/2007 - 15/4/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #34 (for 1 week)
Positions: 35 34 50 50 49

Take That - PATIENCE
Charted: 25/3/2007 - 22/4/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #29 (for 1 week)
Positions: 29 32 33 35 48

Teddy Geiger - THESE WALLS
Charted: 28/1/2007 - 25/2/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #50 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 50 50

The Cat Empire - NO LONGER THERE
Charted: 23/9/2007 - 28/10/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #12 (for 1 week)
Positions: 12 36 37 41 46

The Fray - HOW TO SAVE A LIFE
Charted: 28/1/2007 - 5/8/2007 (27 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 1 week)
Positions: 13 10 6 7 2 3 3 3 4 6 8 9 13 18 20 25 29 31 33 32 37 42
44 46 47 48 48

The Fray - OVER MY HEAD (CABLE CAR)
Charted: 30/7/2006 - 15/4/2007 (34 weeks)
Peak: #22 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 32 28 29 30 29 27 27 25 25 33 29 22 28 28 34 44 45 42
49 49 38 30 29 29 34 36 22 22 27 28 33 44 44 46

The Hot Lies - EMERGENCY! EMERGENCY!
Charted: 26/8/2007 - 2/9/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #34 (for 1 week)
Positions: 35 34

The John Butler Trio and Keith Urban - FUNKY TONIGHT (LIVE 2007 ARIAS)
Charted: 18/11/2007 - 25/11/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #11 (for 1 week)
Positions: 11 20

The John Butler Trio - BETTER THAN
Charted: 9/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (16 weeks)
Peak: #16 (for 1 week)
Positions: 16 26 34 37 46 48 34 38 27 26 38 44 46 47 47 48
(still charting)

The John Butler Trio - FUNKY TONIGHT
Charted: 24/12/2006 - 8/4/2007 (16 weeks)
Peak: #15 (for 1 week)
Positions: 15 24 27 25 19 18 17 18 21 19 25 28 32 39 43 47

The Killers - BONES
Charted: 4/2/2007 - 25/3/2007 (8 weeks)
Peak: #22 (for 1 week)
Positions: 25 22 28 33 34 35 38 44

The Killers - READ MY MIND
Charted: 6/5/2007 - 13/5/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #32 (for 1 week)
Positions: 32 39

The Killers - WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG
Charted: 8/10/2006 - 15/4/2007 (24 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 3 weeks)
Positions: 17 10 10 10 14 16 23 23 27 28 27 29 31 30 32 33 39 34
31 38 38 41 47 50

The Noll Brothers - SHINING STAR
Charted: 14/10/2007 - 14/10/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #32 (for 1 week)
Positions: 32

The Potbelleez - DON'T HOLD BACK
Charted: 21/10/2007 - 6/1/2008 (12 weeks)
Peak: #9 (for 1 week)
Positions: 36 31 27 26 25 14 10 12 9 10 12 10
(still charting)

The Pussycat Dolls featuring Snoop Dogg - BUTTONS
Charted: 6/8/2006 - 14/1/2007 (22 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 2 2 4 5 3 5 3 5 8 9 9 9 11 13 27 30 37 38 43 44 42 47

The Pussycat Dolls featuring Timbaland - WAIT A MINUTE
Charted: 11/3/2007 - 10/6/2007 (14 weeks)
Peak: #16 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 16 16 19 22 19 19 25 27 28 36 35 42 42 47

The Pussycat Dolls - I DON'T NEED A MAN
Charted: 12/11/2006 - 4/3/2007 (17 weeks)
Peak: #6 (for 1 week)
Positions: 6 7 8 7 9 12 13 15 16 21 21 24 30 38 39 44 48

The Used - THE BIRD AND THE WORM
Charted: 20/5/2007 - 24/6/2007 (6 weeks)
Peak: #35 (for 1 week)
Positions: 39 35 37 40 42 44

The Veronicas - HOOK ME UP
Charted: 7/10/2007 - 6/1/2008 (14 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 1 week)
Positions: 5 4 5 4 5 4 1 4 7 8 11 16 19 13
(still charting)

The Veronicas - UNTOUCHED
Charted: 23/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (3 weeks)
Peak: #2 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 4 2 2
(still charting)

The Waifs - SUN DIRT WATER
Charted: 19/8/2007 - 2/9/2007 (3 weeks)
Peak: #32 (for 1 week)
Positions: 32 48 48

The White Stripes - ICKY THUMP
Charted: 24/6/2007 - 1/7/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #46 (for 1 week)
Positions: 46 48

The Whitlams - BEAUTIFUL AS YOU
Charted: 11/3/2007 - 18/3/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #40 (for 1 week)
Positions: 43 40

Thirsty Merc - 20 GOOD REASONS
Charted: 1/4/2007 - 16/9/2007 (25 weeks)
Peak: #4 (for 1 week)
Positions: 10 10 8 7 9 7 6 8 10 4 8 9 8 14 16 21 23 25 27 34 39 38
42 44 50

Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson - THE WAY I ARE
Charted: 30/9/2007 - 6/1/2008 (15 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 4 6 9 8 6
(still charting)

Timbaland featuring Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake
- GIVE IT TO ME
Charted: 22/4/2007 - 2/12/2007 (26 weeks)
Peak: #16 (for 1 week)
Positions: 16 21 18 19 23 24 27 23 25 28 32 39 40 46 43 43 47 42
45 49 46 43 44 49 48 46

Timbaland featuring OneRepublic - APOLOGIZE
Charted: 11/11/2007 - 6/1/2008 (9 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 6 weeks)
Positions: 10 9 3 1 1 1 1 1 1
(still charting)

Timbaland featuring The Hives - THROW IT ON ME
Charted: 9/9/2007 - 9/9/2007 (1 week)
Peak: #50 (for 1 week)
Positions: 50

T-Pain featuring Yung Joc - BUY U A DRANK (SHAWTY SNAPPIN')
Charted: 17/6/2007 - 4/11/2007 (18 weeks)
Peak: #18 (for 1 week)
Positions: 36 37 33 36 34 38 42 42 50 29 19 18 27 33 38 44 48 50

TV Rock featuring Seany B - FLAUNT IT
Charted: 26/2/2006 - 4/2/2007 (39 weeks)
Peak: #1 (for 5 weeks)
Positions: 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 3 2 2 2 3 4 4 5 8 7 9 9 10 11 13 25
33 36 40 40 47 48 49 40 30 46 48 47 43 46

TV Rock Vs. Dukes Of Windsor - THE OTHERS
Charted: 1/4/2007 - 12/8/2007 (20 weeks)
Peak: #10 (for 1 week)
Positions: 15 15 15 15 15 14 17 19 15 12 10 13 16 15 21 27 31 32
35 45

U2 - WINDOW IN THE SKIES
Charted: 28/1/2007 - 25/2/2007 (5 weeks)
Peak: #17 (for 1 week)
Positions: 17 18 26 40 48

Vanessa Amorosi - KISS YOUR MAMA!
Charted: 23/9/2007 - 4/11/2007 (7 weeks)
Peak: #15 (for 1 week)
Positions: 15 24 26 28 34 48 39

Vanessa Hudgens - COME BACK TO ME
Charted: 15/4/2007 - 6/5/2007 (4 weeks)
Peak: #36 (for 1 week)
Positions: 42 36 38 44

Will.I.Am - I GOT IT FROM MY MAMA
Charted: 30/9/2007 - 30/12/2007 (14 weeks)
Peak: #19 (for 1 week)
Positions: 19 20 21 24 25 23 28 33 34 38 47 50 48 44

Wolfmother - JOKER AND THE THIEF
Charted: 12/11/2006 - 27/5/2007 (29 weeks)
Peak: #8 (for 1 week)
Positions: 8 12 14 13 18 19 22 23 23 19 18 21 27 25 32 27 32 29 27
31 36 38 32 41 41 45 37 41 46

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - IS IS E.P.
Charted: 12/8/2007 - 19/8/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #37 (for 1 week)
Positions: 37 46

Young Divas - HAPPENIN' ALL OVER AGAIN
Charted: 26/11/2006 - 4/2/2007 (11 weeks)
Peak: #9 (for 1 week)
Positions: 12 9 10 13 14 14 21 28 29 33 40

Young Divas - SEARCHIN'
Charted: 1/4/2007 - 8/4/2007 (2 weeks)
Peak: #40 (for 1 week)
Positions: 40 49

Young Divas - TURN ME LOOSE
Charted: 2/12/2007 - 6/1/2008 (6 weeks)
Peak: #15 (for 2 weeks)
Positions: 21 15 15 21 22 41
(still charting)

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