My Weekly Music Chart

Weekly Artist Chart

Week prior to Apr 17, 2005, 12:00
1 Gorillaz
151
2 Lisa Loeb
67
3 A Silver Mt. Zion
50
4 Garbage
39
5 Nine Inch Nails
37
6 Archer Prewitt
23
7 Collective Soul
17
7 Shalabi Effect
17
9 Tuesdays
16
10 Eisley
14

Weekly Track Chart

Week prior to Apr 17, 2005, 12:00
1 Gorillaz – Feel Good Inc
19
2 Gorillaz – Kids With Guns
13
3 Gorillaz – November Has Come (Feat. MF Doom)
10
3 Gorillaz – O Green World
10
3 Gorillaz – El Mañana
10
3 Gorillaz – Dirty Harry
10
3 Gorillaz – Last Living Souls
10
8 Garbage – Why Do You Love Me
9
8 A Silver Mt. Zion – Hang On To Each Other
9
8 A Silver Mt. Zion – Horses In The Sky
9

Via Audioscrobbler.

Have any others completely fallen for the new Gorillaz album? The new NIN one? Garbage’s new release? Or, as a long shot, the brilliant new A Silver Mt. Zion offering?

11 comments on “My Weekly Music Chart”

        1. I’m planning to make some mixed CD’s and DVD’s tomorrow night for some friends. If you’re interested I could send you one with all the ASMZ, GY!BE and Tuesdays albums… and other stuff of course.

          1. ooooooooooooooh! that sound fantastic!!! i’m back at my old address now…
            3008 Bert St. #406
            Haltom City, TX 76117…

            i have a late, late xmas present for you that i will be sending off in the next couple of weeks. 🙂

  1. I saw the music video for “Feel Good Inc.” on Launch.com the other day and enjoyed it. I thought the Gorillaz were as good as dead after they bombed their first album with only one decent single (Clint Eastwood).

    Maybe they’ll do better this time?

  2. Bizarre, bizarre. Retro Lisa Loeb is making such a comeback among bloggers, I’ve noticed. I just pulled out her “Tails” CD for the first time in years this past week. Out of the blue.

  3. I loved the Gorillaz’s first album, but so far have only heard three songs from their new one. However, if they’re any indication of the rest, I’m definitely looking forward to hearing it all.

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