Devilish album chart from early 2001
Chris Brown
unless there's a tied position I missed somewhere.
Thanks again to Chartstats:
http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010210
01 (9) Dido - No Angel
02 (1) Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
03 (6) Anastacia - Not That Kind
04 (4) Toploader - Onka's Big Moka
05 (3) Texas - The Greatest Hits
06 (2) Jennifer Lopez - J Lo
07 (12) U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
08 (16) Dr Dre - 2001
09 (5) Coldplay - Parachutes
10 (8) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
11 (7) The Beatles - 1
12 (14) Outkast - Stankonia
13 (11) Madonna - Music
14 (10) Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning
15 (13) Craig David - Born To Do It
16 (15) David Gray - White Ladder
17 (19) Papa Roach - Infest
18 (18) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
19 (NE) Roy Orbison - Love Songs
20 (17) S Club 7 - 7
21 (37) JJ72 - JJ72
22 (20) Destiny's Child - The Writing's On The Wall
23 (25) Pink - Can't Take Me Home
24 (22) Westlife - Coast To Coast
25 (21) Steps - Buzz
26 (24) Moby - Play
27 (23) All Saints - Saints & Sinners
28 (44) Westlife - Westlife
29 (26) Enya - A Day Without Rain
30 (27) Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast
31 (33) Lene Marlin - Playing My Game
32 (30) Savage Garden - Affirmation
33 (94) Eva Cassidy - Songbird
34 (32) Ronan Keating - Ronan
35 (29) Creed - Human Clay
36 (40) Eminem - The Slim Shady LP
37 (35) Whitney Houston - The Greatest Hits
38 (39) Elvis Presley - The 50 Greatest Hits
39 (31) Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication
40 (43) Barry White - The Barry White Collection
41 (28) The Temptations - At Their Very Best
42 (45) Frank Sinatra - My Way - The Best Of Frank Sinatra
43 (41) The Corrs - In Blue
44 (34) Fragma - Toca
45 (36) Sonique - Hear My Cry
46 (42) Blur - The Best Of The Blur
47 (47) Artful Dodger - It's All About The Stragglers
48 (46) The Carpenters - Gold - Greatest Hits
49 (38) Andy Williams - The Very Best Of Andy Williams
50 (64) Morcheeba - Big Calm
51 (48) Britney Spears - Oops! I Did It Again
52 (51) Gabrielle - Rise
53 (57) Stereophonics - Performance And Cocktails
54 (53) Sade - Lovers Rock
55 (61) Tracy Chapman - Tracy Chapman
56 (52) Wu-Tang Clan - W
57 (58) Martine McCutcheon - Wishing
58 (50) Sugababes - One Touch
59 (62) Green Day - Nimrod
60 (49) Russell Watson - The Voice
61 (82) Xzibit - Restless
62 (55) The Offspring - Conspiracy Of One
63 (RE) Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump
64 (74) Nelly - Country Grammar
65 (76) Stereophonics - Word Gets Around
66 (67) Limp Bizkit - Significant Other
67 (56) Morcheeba - Fragments Of Freedom
68 (65) Fatboy Slim - You've Come A Long Way Baby
69 (54) Fatboy Slim - Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars
70 (83) M People - The Best Of
71 (RE) Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill
72 (NE) Kings Of Convenience - Quiet Is The New Loud
73 (68) George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
74 (72) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
75 (80) Green Day - Dookie
76 (69) The Corrs - Unplugged
77 (71) Death In Vegas - The Contino Sessions
78 (70) Ricky Martin - Sound Loaded
79 (78) Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
80 (60) Kylie Minogue - Light Years
81 (NE) Frank Black And The Catholics - Dog In The Sand
82 (86) Lionel Richie - Back To Front
83 (59) UB40 - The Very Best Of - 1980-2000
84 (66) Melanie C - Northern Star
85 (79) Backstreet Boys - Black And Blue
86 (RE) Leftfield - Leftism
87 (63) Elton John - One Night Only - The Greatest Hits
88 (RE) Sade - The Best Of Sade
89 (RE) Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine
90 (73) Bon Jovi - Crush
91 (85) Snoop Dogg - The Last Meal
92 (NE) Eddi Reader - Simple Soul
93 (RE) The Corrs - Talk On Corners
94 (77) Foo Fighters - There Is Nothing Left To Lose
95 (RE) Five - Invincible
96 (92) All Saints - All Saints
97 (75) Green Day - Warning
98 (87) Jill Scott - Who Is Jill Scott
99 (90) A1 - The A List
Chris
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Robbie
> Possibly not the most exciting chart ever, but we do seem to have a Top
> 99, unless there's a tied position I missed somewhere.
>
> Thanks again to Chartstats:
> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010210
>
The #100 was "The Heavy Heavy Hits" by Madness...
>
> Chris
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Robbie
Mark Goodge
typed:
>Possibly not the most exciting chart ever, but we do seem to have a Top 99,
>unless there's a tied position I missed somewhere.
>
>Thanks again to Chartstats:
>http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010210
I own a fair number of these.
>01 (9) Dido - No Angel
I like this. Her later stuff wasn't sufficiently varied to keep the
interest alive, but as a first album this was excellent.
>07 (12) U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
Probably their third-best album overall. A definite return to form after
the rather patchy Pop. And this one contained some of their best songs.
>09 (5) Coldplay - Parachutes
>10 (8) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
>11 (7) The Beatles - 1
I own all three of those. The only one I still listen to occasionally is
the third.
>13 (11) Madonna - Music
I bought this on the strength of having loved its predecessor, Ray of
Light. It's nowhere near as good, though.
>18 (18) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
I like this one. I'm not a huge rap-core fan, but this is a good album.
>26 (24) Moby - Play
This is another good one.
>32 (30) Savage Garden - Affirmation
I didn't buy this at the time, but my wife is a big Savage Garden fan so
I've heard plenty of it since :-)
>59 (62) Green Day - Nimrod
Better in retrospect than it seemed at the time. It wasn't until they
reinvented themselves with American Idiot a few years later that I, along
with most people, reconsidered their back catalogue.
>68 (65) Fatboy Slim - You've Come A Long Way Baby
>69 (54) Fatboy Slim - Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars
Two very good albums.
>74 (72) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
I own this, of course. Doesn't everybody?
>84 (66) Melanie C - Northern Star
A surprisingly good album, although she always was the one that could sing.
Mark
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Paul Hyett
wrote in uk.music.charts :
2001/02/10
>
>01 (9) Dido - No Angel
One of the rare occasions when the #1 was an album I *really* like.
>03 (6) Anastacia - Not That Kind
A 2nd-hand purchase.
>31 (33) Lene Marlin - Playing My Game
Another 2nd-hand purchase, solely for 'Sitting Down Here' (this was in
my pre-downloading days).
>74 (72) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
8)
>80 (60) Kylie Minogue - Light Years
I own this too, of course.
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Chris Brown
"Paul Hyett" <vidc...@invalid83261.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 4 Feb 2011 at 19:52:37, Chris Brown <extrem...@yahoospam.com>
> wrote in uk.music.charts :
>
> 2001/02/10
>>
>>01 (9) Dido - No Angel
>
> One of the rare occasions when the #1 was an album I *really* like.
As opposed to the ones you pretend to like?
>>31 (33) Lene Marlin - Playing My Game
>
> Another 2nd-hand purchase, solely for 'Sitting Down Here' (this was in my
> pre-downloading days).
I have got the single of that song. I didn't like it enough to be interested
in the rest of the album.
>>74 (72) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
>
> 8)
I'm sure it's sold more than 8 copies by now.
Chris
Paul Hyett
>>
>> 2001/02/10
>>>
>>>01 (9) Dido - No Angel
>>
>> One of the rare occasions when the #1 was an album I *really* like.
>
>As opposed to the ones you pretend to like?
Huh?
>
>>>31 (33) Lene Marlin - Playing My Game
>>
>> Another 2nd-hand purchase, solely for 'Sitting Down Here'
>
>I have got the single of that song.
Maybe it's just me, but a number of the lyrics don't sound very close to
those printed on the album blurb.
>
>>>74 (72) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
>>
>> 8)
>
>I'm sure it's sold more than 8 copies by now.
That' supposed to be a 'rolls eyes' smiley.
Robbie
> Possibly not the most exciting chart ever, but we do seem to have a Top
> 99, unless there's a tied position I missed somewhere.
>
> Thanks again to Chartstats:
> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010210
>
> 01 (9) Dido - No Angel
After dropping from 5-9 this album suddenly jumped to #1 with sales up
by 380% week on week according to Alan Jones. Sold 78,500 copies in the
week which brought its overall sales at this point to 250,000, 144,000
of which were in 2001, enough to make it 2001's best selling album to
date. It's chart progress to this point is interesting: 50-66-70-65-71-
50-63-60-53-44-36-26-11-5-9-1
It's not a bad album though I wouldn't go out of my way to listen to it.
> 02 (1) Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
I bought this album and immediately regretted it.
Sold 41,000 copies this week in 2001, its second highest weekly sale of
its 16 week chart career
> 03 (6) Anastacia - Not That Kind
I borrowed this one from the local library, played it once and
immediately forgot how it sounded. It's that dull.
> 05 (3) Texas - The Greatest Hits
Own this on CD
> 07 (12) U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
Own this on a pirated CD!
> 10 (8) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
> 11 (7) The Beatles - 1
Own both these on CD.
> 13 (11) Madonna - Music
and this too on CD though it is barely playable now due to a large
scratch on the CD.
> 18 (18) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
Own this on CD too. I'm quite surprised by how many albums I own from
this chart
> 26 (24) Moby - Play
another pirated CD I own
> 32 (30) Savage Garden - Affirmation
Not a bad album. My sister was a massive fan so I got to hear this a few
times.
> 46 (42) Blur - The Best Of The Blur
I have a Best Of Blur album, I assume it's this one.
> 74 (72) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
always guaranteed to pop up in these charts! Another I own on CD.
> 79 (78) Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
This one I have on vinyl in the original, now banned, cover sleeve
> 83 (59) UB40 - The Very Best Of - 1980-2000
The Very Best Of 1980 to 1981 part is good but the rest of it is
dreadful to listen to. Another album I own on CD, this one is also a
pirated version that cost me £1.50!
> 86 (RE) Leftfield - Leftism
Own on CD
> 89 (RE) Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine
Own on CD
#100 is The Heavy Heavy Hits by Madness.
I'm surprised to see the Top 100 here as I though everyhit.com just
carried the Music Week album charts (ie top 75)?
> Chris
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Robbie
Paul Hyett
uk.music.charts :
>> 01 (9) Dido - No Angel
>
>It's not a bad album though I wouldn't go out of my way to listen to it.
Pssst... there are portable music players now, so you don't *have* to go
out of your way... :p
>
>
>> 13 (11) Madonna - Music
>
>and this too on CD though it is barely playable now due to a large
>scratch on the CD.
Accidentally or deliberately inflicted? :)
Robbie
> On Mon, 7 Feb 2011 at 12:32:05, Robbie <ngrob...@hotmail.com> wrote in
> uk.music.charts :
>
>>> 01 (9) Dido - No Angel
>>
>> It's not a bad album though I wouldn't go out of my way to listen to it.
>
> Pssst... there are portable music players now, so you don't *have* to go
> out of your way... :p
I haven't heard it for years!
>>
>>
>>> 13 (11) Madonna - Music
>>
>> and this too on CD though it is barely playable now due to a large
>> scratch on the CD.
>
> Accidentally or deliberately inflicted? :)
>
Accidentally!
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Chris Brown
"Robbie" <ngrob...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Chris Brown wrote:
>> Possibly not the most exciting chart ever, but we do seem to have a Top
>> 99, unless there's a tied position I missed somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks again to Chartstats:
>> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010210
>>
>> 01 (9) Dido - No Angel
>
> After dropping from 5-9 this album suddenly jumped to #1 with sales up by
> 380% week on week according to Alan Jones. Sold 78,500 copies in the week
> which brought its overall sales at this point to 250,000, 144,000 of which
> were in 2001, enough to make it 2001's best selling album to date. It's
> chart progress to this point is interesting: 50-66-70-65-71-
> 50-63-60-53-44-36-26-11-5-9-1
>
> It's not a bad album though I wouldn't go out of my way to listen to it.
You used to have to go out of your way not to.
>> 05 (3) Texas - The Greatest Hits
>
> Own this on CD
I expect I'll probably end up buying.
>> 07 (12) U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
>
> Own this on a pirated CD!
They probably won't starve.
>> 46 (42) Blur - The Best Of The Blur
>
> I have a Best Of Blur album, I assume it's this one.
Yes. The correct title given on the cover is Blur:thebestof.
Whether it actually does represent the best of Blur is another question.
>> 89 (RE) Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine
>
> Own on CD
I never bothered.
> #100 is The Heavy Heavy Hits by Madness.
Effectively the same album as the original Divine Madness, but with
'Sweetest Girl' on it.
Later superceded by an updated Divine Madness.
> I'm surprised to see the Top 100 here as I though everyhit.com just
> carried the Music Week album charts (ie top 75)?
I think he takes whatever info he can get, which in this era seems to be the
Top 99. Two weeks later it's only a Top 78.
Chris
Chris Brown
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> On Fri, 4 Feb 2011 19:52:37 -0000, Chris Brown put finger to keyboard and
> typed:
>
>>Possibly not the most exciting chart ever, but we do seem to have a Top
>>99,
>>unless there's a tied position I missed somewhere.
>>
>>Thanks again to Chartstats:
>>http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010210
>
> I own a fair number of these.
>
>>01 (9) Dido - No Angel
>
> I like this. Her later stuff wasn't sufficiently varied to keep the
> interest alive, but as a first album this was excellent.
I can remember hearing it in caf�s and stuff around this time and enjoying
it OK, but I quickly got tired of it.
>>07 (12) U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
>
> Probably their third-best album overall. A definite return to form after
> the rather patchy Pop. And this one contained some of their best songs.
I find this a sort of point where they stopped trying to push themselves
artistically.
>>18 (18) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
>
> I like this one. I'm not a huge rap-core fan, but this is a good album.
The last album ever to feature on Q magazine's short-lived Celebrity
Swearbox feature.
>>26 (24) Moby - Play
>
> This is another good one.
Another one that got way too exposed for its own good, I think.
>>59 (62) Green Day - Nimrod
>
> Better in retrospect than it seemed at the time. It wasn't until they
> reinvented themselves with American Idiot a few years later that I, along
> with most people, reconsidered their back catalogue.
Of course this album was from 1997, so I guess it was on special offer or
something to be recharting three years later.
>>68 (65) Fatboy Slim - You've Come A Long Way Baby
>>69 (54) Fatboy Slim - Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars
>
> Two very good albums.
I could never be bothered with his albums after the first one. I did get the
Greatest Hits eventually though.
>>84 (66) Melanie C - Northern Star
>
> A surprisingly good album, although she always was the one that could
> sing.
Seemed like she took a while to find her direction though.
Chris
Chris Brown
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> Possibly not the most exciting chart ever, but we do seem to have a Top
> 99, unless there's a tied position I missed somewhere.
>
> Thanks again to Chartstats:
> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010210
>
Highest one I've got here.
> 16 (15) David Gray - White Ladder
> 30 (27) Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast
I'm not sure he's ever come close to this.
> 46 (42) Blur - The Best Of The Blur
Bit of a missed opportunity. I got the version with the extra live CD.
> 56 (52) Wu-Tang Clan - W
Gave this to my brother for Christmas 2000.
> 63 (RE) Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump
Never did buy this one but I have got a few of the tracks in various places.
> 65 (76) Stereophonics - Word Gets Around
Only one of theirs I ever bought.
> 72 (NE) Kings Of Convenience - Quiet Is The New Loud
Excellent title, rather good album too.
> 73 (68) George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
Expanded (and slightly late) 30th anniversary edition. Also the first
version of the album to credit Eric Clapton and Phil Collins.
> 77 (71) Death In Vegas - The Contino Sessions
An album that got so much hype in the music press I was already tired of it
before it came out.
> 81 (NE) Frank Black And The Catholics - Dog In The Sand
Second week in a row he's had a new entry in my old chart. I didn't do that
intentionally.
> 86 (RE) Leftfield - Leftism
> 94 (77) Foo Fighters - There Is Nothing Left To Lose
Their best album?
> 95 (RE) Five - Invincible
Chris