Tag Archives: LMFAO

UK Chart Report: The American Invasion

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on May 16th, 2011

Wait just a cotton pickin’ minute here! Aren’t we supposed to be in this together? Aren’t the British and Americans the joint rulers of all things popular and musical?

UK Chart Report: LMFAO’s Enemies Gather, And Blue Recieve Lukewarm Support

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on May 9th, 2011

In this week’s chart, there’s not much going on at the very top. LMFAO are still ruling the roost with their “Party Rock Anthem,” and Bruno Mars’s “The Lazy Song” is chipping away at their heels ...

UK Chart Report: Too Distracted For Pop Music

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on May 2nd, 2011

Let’s be honest, none of us have been paying much attention to musical matters over the last week, have we? What with the Royal Wedding and the new series of Doctor Who (and today’s news events), there’s not really ...

UK Chart Report: No Sign Of A Wedding Song

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on April 25th, 2011

This week’s singles chart is dominated not by revolutionary screams against the monarchy nor celebratory odes to a wondrous party, it’s strictly business as usual, which begs the question: has pop music forgotten about the ...

UK Chart Report: LMFAO At No.1, And Snoop’s Bizarre Royal ‘Gift’

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on April 18th, 2011

This week’s chart is another sedate affair, I’m afraid. Some shuffling around at the top end of things, a bit of jostling here and there, the steady creep of a couple of notable slow-burners up to the high end of things, but ...

UK Chart Report: Move Along, Nothing To See Here

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on April 11th, 2011

Oh dear. This, gentle Anglophenians, is not destined to be the most exciting chart report we’ve ever featured. And believe you me, it’s not for the lack of trying.

UK Chart Report: Time For A Spring-Clean

By Fraser McAlpine | Posted on April 4th, 2011

This week’s chart is all about the changing seasons; huge clumps of songs are making a slow descent away from the top spot, defeated and sad, while a few lucky exceptions are salmon-leaping against the flow, all sparkly and ...