THO 100 for week ending February 6, 2010

With no big radio hits coming out of the United States last week, most of the new entries on the THO 100 come from songs that are UK hits. Leading the way is Sugababes with their latest single "Wear My Kiss." The Sugababes are no stranger to the chart, having previously charted 21 singles in the top 100 with seven of those in the top 10. Also debuting on the chart this week are UK hitmakers Amy MacDonald, Calvin Harris, Gabriella Cilmi, and JLS. Next week we'll need to analyze Lady GaGa's attempt to tie and possibly break the THO record for most weeks at #1 for a song. This week marks number 13 and the record is 15 weeks on top.

- Current THO 100
- Sugababes chart history
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New Album Releases for March 17, 2009

The Script - The Script
Gabriella Cilmi - Lessons To Be Learned
Jupiter Rising - The Quiet Hype
Willie Nelson - Naked Willie
BoA - BoA
Marianne Faithfull - Easy Come, Easy Go
Static-X - Cult Of Static
Randy Weeks - Going My Way
Branford Marsalis Quartet - Metamorphosen
Superdrag - Industry Giants
Caroline Weeks - Songs for Edna
Nick Lowe - Quiet Please: The New Best Of Nick Lowe
Mick Fleetwood Band - Blue Again [live]


- Full list of new and future album releases
- New Album Google Gadget
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THO 100 Update for the week ending August 16, 2008

Coldplay's string of six weeks atop the THO 100 ends this week, as "Viva La Vida" gives way to the equally huge international success of Katy Perry's "I Kissed A Girl." Perry's hit lands at #1 in its 11th week on the chart and also has the largest point gain this week. Will it last the same six weeks that Coldplay managed? The only thing that might stop it is Rihanna's "Disturbia," which moves from #10 to #4 this week. Further down the chart, several UK and Australian hits by Gabriella Cilmi, Little Jackie, Cascada, Fleet Foxes, BWO, and Eric Prydz enter the chart with new songs.

- Current THO 100 chart
- THO 100 Archive
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