1 LEONA
2 (14) T2 FT JODIE AYSHA
3 TAKE THAT
4 TIMBALAND
5 RONSON FT WINEHOUSE
6 NEW SHAYNE WARD
7 ALICIA KEYS
8 KYLIE
9 (23) SPICE GIRLS (OOPS...!!)
10 NEW ELVIS ALWAYS ON MY MIND

18 NEW GIRLS ALOUD


ALBUMS

3 NEW GIRLS ALOUD
4 NEW KATHERINE JENKINS
10 NEW ALICIA KEYS

You KNOW you're getting old when...

you keep getting Girls Aloud muddled up with Spice Girls and they both sound like Leona Lewis.

Time I retired?

Or is it just the movies that got small Mr De Mille?

A question I ask myself now is about the purchasing cycle. Do people feel the need to run out (or sit down) and buy XYZ immediately? Is a weekly chart relevant. Should it be a 10-day cycle? Or three days?

Even more confusing, is loads of people buy a "new" Elvis tune every week.
I`m sure Elvis himself would have liked them not to be tired of the last one yet and certainly not have a need for a new one every 7 days.
Failing that, would the chart not be fascinating if to contend , every artist had to have a new track ready for the next weeks submission.

The Spice Girls for example, could have stock piled many by now for just this purpose.