Razorlight top the NME Chart
They knock The Killers off the top
Razorlight have topped the NME Chart this week (December 3) with ’Before I Fall To Pieces’.
The band knocked off The Killers who had been at the top spot with ’Bones’ for three weeks and who, this week, fall to Number Three.
New entries on the chart were Cold War Kids at Number Eight with ’We Used To Vacation’ and Eagles Of Death Metal at Number Nine with ’I've Got A Feelin’.
Babyshambles and Albert Hammond, Jr. have risen up the chart this week.
1. Razorlight – ‘Before I Fall To Pieces’
2. Babyshambles –‘ The Blinding’
3. The Killers – ‘Bones’
4. Albert Hammond Jr. – ‘101’
5. Muse- ‘Knights Of Cydonia’
6. Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly. – ‘War Of The Worlds’
7. The Fratellis – ‘Whistle For The Choir’
8. Cold War Kids – ‘We Used To Vacation’
9. Eagles Of Death Metal – ‘I Got A Feelin’’
10. Red Hot Chilli Peppers – ‘Snow (Hey Oh)’
Will Razorlight manage to hold onto the top spot when The View comes back with ’Same Jeans’ and Babyshambles return with ’I Love You But You’re Green’?
The band knocked off The Killers who had been at the top spot with ’Bones’ for three weeks and who, this week, fall to Number Three.
New entries on the chart were Cold War Kids at Number Eight with ’We Used To Vacation’ and Eagles Of Death Metal at Number Nine with ’I've Got A Feelin’.
Babyshambles and Albert Hammond, Jr. have risen up the chart this week.
1. Razorlight – ‘Before I Fall To Pieces’
2. Babyshambles –‘ The Blinding’
3. The Killers – ‘Bones’
4. Albert Hammond Jr. – ‘101’
5. Muse- ‘Knights Of Cydonia’
6. Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly. – ‘War Of The Worlds’
7. The Fratellis – ‘Whistle For The Choir’
8. Cold War Kids – ‘We Used To Vacation’
9. Eagles Of Death Metal – ‘I Got A Feelin’’
10. Red Hot Chilli Peppers – ‘Snow (Hey Oh)’
Will Razorlight manage to hold onto the top spot when The View comes back with ’Same Jeans’ and Babyshambles return with ’I Love You But You’re Green’?
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