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Post by pete seaton on Jun 29, 2003 14:33:39 GMT
please can someone let me know the complete top 40 for this week as my computer was wiped of this vital info the other day pete  |
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Post by Michael on Jun 30, 2003 18:26:48 GMT
If you email me at mlcnpq@btopenworld.com I can post it to you.
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Post by Michael on Jun 30, 2003 18:30:07 GMT
I meant to say mlcnpq46@btopenworld.com
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Post by ASM Smith on Jul 3, 2003 14:03:02 GMT
Pete
You did not specify which TOP 40 you need. What I mean is, before the days of "Guinness Hit Singles" there were MANY charts. In June 63 there was "Record Retailers" TOP 50; "Melody Makers" TOP 50; N.M.E's TOP 30; "DISC'S" TOP 30; and POP WEEKl'ES TOP 30. Which do you want? Or do you believe in the Lie fed by Gambaccini, Rice & Reid that everyone has to go by the chart THEY order falsely that everyone has to accept.
A.S.M Smith
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Post by pete on Jul 6, 2003 14:40:40 GMT
i have the info now, thanks
but dont insult my intelligence
you obviously did not read that i needed 21/06/2003
the info was only 3 weeks ago and there is only one UK top 40 NOW, which is also NOW uses for NME / and music week
the info used in the guinness books is the most correct info
the stuff used by NME/MM/Sounds only used a sample of the sales, and really cannot be deemed as correct, anyway,
a wednesday to tuesday chart doesnt really reflet sales as records are all released on Mondays
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Post by marky on Jul 10, 2003 15:39:59 GMT
I can give you the top 75 if you want it! Just email me on markyr2001uk@yahoo.co.uk.
I also got the full albums & singles charts from 1989. ;D
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Post by ASM Smith on Jul 12, 2003 8:19:18 GMT
Pete
I made a mistake; OK it was a pretty daft one; for that I apologise. But do you need do be so vicious in your response? It's a wonder anyone will want to try helping you if you take that approach. As for `CHARTS` I have worked my subject; your criticisms here are as nothing. Apparently I'm not the only person you rail at in this way (DEREK. M) if you cant treat people with a bit more understanding the loss is all yours.
A.S.M. Smith
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Post by Pete on Jul 13, 2003 17:01:24 GMT
sorry, i dont bite that often I thought were being funny..... i found the info now. anbody any link to good UK Album chart archives  ? pete |
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Post by A.S.M Smith on Jul 14, 2003 16:33:50 GMT
I Have ALL album chart archives, but if i make any `mistakes` will i get a repeat performance from you pete? I; like many other people are only too pleased to help; IF you can be a little more tolerant of our failings. It's up to you pete - if you want chart info, a little courtesy surely isen't too much to ask.
A.S.M(Chartman)
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Post by Pete on Jul 18, 2003 18:39:59 GMT
the stuff I need are the charts sourced from the Guinness Book
1956 or 58 to Now
cheers
pete
ps could you please stop biting, thanks
as we are really on the same side
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Post by Pete on Jul 18, 2003 18:41:26 GMT
that should read UK AlbumChats
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Post by A.S.M Smith on Jul 19, 2003 14:18:40 GMT
Hello Pete
It's great to get back to you. So it's the Melody Maker top 10 from Nov 8 to 24 March 1960. THEN the "Record Retailer" top 40 from 24 March 1960 onward. Is that what you want pete? I'm not bieng awkward honest! just want to minimise mistakes. OH! pete did you know that the official Music Chart people are cataloguing the earlier "Record Mirror" L.P chart from 28 July 1956 to add it to their lists; hopefully to use in the next `Hit Albums` Edition. I know this BECAUSE Dave McCaleer, Keith Badman and self UNCOVERED this chart. Messrs Gambaccini, Rice, Rice & Reid never knew of its existance. I spoke with Jo Rice to confirm.
Always a pleasure pete, Best Regards A.S.M
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Post by Pete on Jan 10, 2004 17:19:45 GMT
bye and thanks
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