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we taller d radioM&M chart toppers this week

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European Top 100 AlbumsEMINEM

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European Radio Top 50KYLIE MINOGUE

Love At First Sight(Parlophone)

European Dance TraxxMOONY

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Inside M&M this week

AN OUTSIDE PERSPECTIVEM&M asked two radio experts fromFrance and the US to give an impar-tial, outside perspective on the UKgovernment's controversial Commu-nications Bill. Page 5

THE CHR CHECK-UPCurrently under pressure at both endsof its demographic, the CHR formatis the latest to come under the micro-scope of M&M's Format Clinic.

Pages 6-9

BIG ON THE BEACHSummer's hereand it's time todance! Com-plete with anexclusive freeCD, M&M'sDance Spotlightlooks at thetracks and art-ists-such as

Y uyu (pictured)-most likely to suc-ceed this season. Pages 10-13

GWR shapes up for consolidationby Jon Heasman

LONDON - Another big radio group isslimming down in order to be fit forthe rigours of the UK's big post -Com-munications Bill shake -out.

Following the Capital Radiogroup's decision to dispense with themanaging director's role at its localstations (M&M, June 22), it is under-stood that the GWR Group is alsoeliminating the local MD position atits stations. In addition, it has set upa new centralised programming andcontent department-GWR Cre-ation-and hopes to centralise itsnews operations by using a system ofregional news centres.

Although some of the changes arealready understood to be in place,GWR was not prepared to confirm or

comment on the moves, saying thatfull details of the restructure will bemade public in late July. The amountof job losses involved in theprocess is unknown, al-though in its recent annualreport the company allud-ed to the need to cut costsin the coming financialyear, given the recentdownturns in advertisingrevenue.

"There will no longer bemanaging directors atGWR [local stations]," a GWR sourcetells M&M. It is understood that alllocal GWR station MDs are eitherleaving the'company altogether or arebeing reallocated to group -wide func-tions.

Meanwhile, all those involved in

programming and other content atGWR stations will all become part ofGWR Creative, forming an indepen-

dent business unit operat-ing along similar lines toGWR's London -based salesdivision Opus. The manag-ing director of Bristol -basedGWR Creation is DirkAnthony (pictured), former-ly GWR's group programmedirector.

GWR is also dispensingwith the programme con-

troller's position at its smaller sta-tions, replacing them with pro-gramme managers (who also doubleas presenters), and installing region-al programme controllers who willoversee programming matters at a

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Oasis mix up Heathen Chemistry

by Adam Howorth

LONDON - The question is simple.Eight years on from the release of

Definitely Maybe, can Oasis recap-ture the critical and commercialstanding they enjoyed with, theirseminal debut album? Their fifth

studio album Heathen Chemistry(Big Brother/Epic) came out interna-tionally this week, and band leaderNoel Gallagher calls it "far and awaythe best record since DefinitelyMaybe." (For a full-length interviewwith Gallagher, see page 14).

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VAT rises to the topof industry agendaby Emmanuel Legrand

LONDON - Record company organi-sations IFPI and Impala are takingthe case for lowering the rate of Val-ue -Added Tax (VAT) on. recordedmusic to the European Union, withthe hope of convincing the Commis-sion that music should be treated asa cultural product.

A joint IFPI-Impala delegation isdue to meet French minister of cul-ture Jean -Jacques Aillagon in Parison July 1, with the VAT rate on topof the agenda. The French and Ital-ian governments have bothexpressed an interest in loweringVAT rates on recorded music.

In addition, on July 10, a delega-tion of IFPI executives will be meet-ing with Commissioner Frits

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Upfrontby Emmanuel Legrand, Music & Media editor -in -chief

Radio listeners are like most animals-they migrate. Andmaking sure they settle on your station has been the mostdifficult task programme directors have had to undertakeever since radio became a popular medium.

Back in the heyday of mainstream radio, Top 40 stationswere the most popular because, to put it simply, they wereplaying the hits-and that's what the listeners wanted.While the format has evolved to embrace different genresof music, Top 40 radio-or Contemporary Hit Radio(CHR)-has been on a roll for the past two decades, mostobviously in the US but also in Europe where CHR stations(like the UK's Capital of NRJ in France) are the marketleaders.

But in recent years, the format's dominance in the UShas been challenged by others, mostly AC in all its differ-ent incarnations. This trend is apparently now coming toEurope, as our Format Clinic reveals-European listenersseem to be migrating either to AC or to specialised formats.

In many European countries, CHR stations have beenre-evaluating their programming. This is largely due to theemerging popularity of conflicting musical genres. Top 40stations have mainly relied on pop records for the bulk oftheir programming, but these days, pop is no longer domi-nant. Instead, Top 40 programmers are tapping into R&B,

dance, and even rock, to join the dots between the popsongs.

The problem is these genres don't necessarily mix, andlisteners' tastes seem to be more niche than ever. There-fore, uniting all listeners under one single "hits" banner isno longer sufficient. A playlist featuring Mary J. Blige,Korn, Kylie, Wyclef, Oasis, Nelly, Shivaree, Alicia Keys,Moony, Slipknot and Shakira (to name just a few actswhose singles have recently received airplay) would be anaberration, tearing itself apart in the process of catering fortoo many different tastes. Music tends to be edgier now,with no sense of real direction, thus making programmer'slife a bit more difficult.

Programmers interviewed by M&M tend to believe thedownturn is cyclical and follows years of intense pop domi-nated by the Britneys and Backstreet Boys of this world.Some will be tempted to follow the kids' current liking fornoisy rock to spice up their playlists, while others will adda bit of AC seasoning in their CHR mix to reach a slightlyolder audience.

Ill -at -ease, but not dead, Top 40 isstill one of radio's most exciting for-mats because of its very simplepromise-to play nothing but thehits-but it is one of the most difficultto achieve.

But as long as artists keep makinghit music there will be an audience forit-and listeners will instinctivelymigrate back.

Music & Media values its readers' opinions-you can e-mail the editor -in -chief at: elegranamusicandmedia.co.uk

Zosimov parts ways with MTV Russiaby Aleksey Kruzin

Moscow - Boris Zosimov (pictured),the entrepreneur who brought boththe first major label, PolyGram, toRussia in 1994 and broughtthe first music TV channelto the country in 1998, isleaving MTV to concentrateon other music businessinterests.

As Zosimov steps downfrom managing the chan-nel at the height of its suc-cess, parent company Via-com becomes MTV Russia's con-trolling shareholder.

"First of all, I'm a businessman,"says Zosimov, "and as such I felt itwas the right moment for me to sellmy shares to Viacom, and I am glad

that my contribution to this channelhas been valued by them so highly."

Zosimov's departure co-incideswith several locally -produced pro-grammes being abandoned and key

personalities leaving thechannel. Despite that hesays "everything is goingsmoothly" and expresseshis faith in the people hehas employed and devel-oped over the 10 years.

Realising that he need-ed a platform to launchMTV in the post -Soviet

environment, Zosimov establishedthe country's first music channel in1995 before approaching the UScompany.

Bill Roedy, president of MTVNetworks International called

MTV Russia "one of the best, if notthe very best" of the 70 channelsexisting in 35 countries. Currently,MTV Russia's coverage isapproaching 61 million viewers in230 cities in Russia and the formerSoviet states.

Zosimov will now dedicate moretime to his entertainment empirewhich comprises music channel BizTV Ukraine, Moscow's leading CHRradio station Hit FM as well as con-cert and advertising agencies.

He is also working on setting upa Russian music awards show as anon-commercial project.

As well as planning the launchof another music station, Zosimovalso plans to increase his involve-ment with Universal Music Russiawhere he remains chairman.

RightsWatch to harmonise takedown proceduresby Juliana Koranteng

LONDON - European Union -fundedanti -piracy initiative RightsWatch isworking on a series of agreementsdesigned to harmonise EU proce-dures for promptly removing illegalmusic from the Internet.

The RightsWatch partners, led byUK copyright organisation MCPS-PRS Alliance, came together lastyear after realising that the EU'sJune 2000 e -commerce directivefailed to fully address Internet Ser-vice Providers' (ISPs') liability whenunlicensed material is distributedonline.

RightsWatch aims to enablerights holders, including those in themusic sector, to give ISPs adequatenotice for removing unauthorisedcontent. To do so, the affected indus-

tries need to pin down the provisionsfor a self -regulatory Notice andTakedown (NTD) procedure by thisNovember, when a report will be sub-mitted for the EU's review of thedirective next year.

Unlike the US's 1998 Digital Mil-lennium Copyright Act (DMCA), thee -commerce directive doesn't provideISPs a safe -harbour clause with spe-cific NTD rules. Because the e -com-merce legislation does not includesuch provisions, European ISPs havebeen uncertain on how to deal withunauthorised material on the Net.

"With the DMCA, if the ISP com-plies and takes the (infringing) mate-rial down, the safe harbour meansthe ISP can't be sued by the rightsowner, or by the ISP's customer forwrongfully taking down materialthat turns out to be legal," says

Richard Owens, international advi-sor to copyright group British MusicRights, London.

RightsWatch, which is also sup-ported by British ISP Thus, Swedishtelecommunications group Telia,British Telecommunications and con-sumer organisations, has formedthree European working groups todiscuss the issues and reach a con-sensus on what constitutes an NTDin Europe.

Mark Gracey, Thus' legal liaisonmanager, says: "As an ISP, we haveto deal with complaints of copyrightinfringement, not always knowingwhether our customers have theright to use the material or not.What is needed is a safe harbour pro-vision, where an ISP can be protect-ed from liability from both a rightsholder and from its customer."

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Spellemannprisen's future in doubtby Kai R. Lofthus

OSLO - The Norwegianmusic industry is evaluatingthe future of its officialawards ceremony, Spelleman-nprisen, following publicbroadcaster NRK's reluctanceto continue financing theevent.

Industry sources tell M&Mthey believe the situation maylead to a revamp of Spelle-mannprisen, which for 30years has honoured Norwe-gian artists and composers fortheir creative-as opposed tocommercial-achievements.

In a letter dated May 3,NRK, which has traditionallyorganised the award show incollaboration with the IFPIand indies body FONO, statesit would now prefer itsinvolvement to be based on a"transmission", rather than a"co -production", model.

In a reply to NRK's head ofbroadcasting Hans -Tore

Bjerkaas, obtained by M&Mand dated May 13, Spelle-mannprisen secretarySmmund Fiskvik thanksNRK "for a long and pleasantco-operation", and says:"From our side we will consid-er NRK's invitation [to atransmission -based co-opera-tion], but first we will have todiscuss the situation inter-nally."

One record industry execu-tive comments: "This should-n't come as a surprise, givenall the budget cuts at NRKthroughout the past years."

Another executive says: "Ibelieve Spellemannprisenbecame a bit too expensive forNRK, maybe as a result oftheir internal invoicing proce-dures within the corpora-tion." While the executivebelieves the awards will goahead, he adds: "We will onlyneed to discuss in whichshape and form. Perhaps wehave set the standards too

high. We may not need tohave a grand TV show, ormaybe we should collaboratewith another TV channelrather than NRK. Or wecould just organise our ownparty at a café over a burgerand a coke."

When asked whether IFPIand FONO could afford tofinance the show on theirown, another executivereplies: "Yes, but we need tohave a TV partnership. Thequestion is rather if it'sworthwhile to put so muchmoney into the event. Themost natural thing would beto collaborate with NRK oranother TV station, andsecure sponsorship funds."

Meanwhile, the founder ofrival awards showHitawards, Nikolai Fasting,says that his ceremony-whose winners were based onairplay data from Music Con-trol-will not be held againthis year.

Destiny's Child took time out between their recent sell-out London shows to col-lect awards recognising combined album and single sales in Europe in excess ofeight million units. Pictured backstage at Wembley Arena are (l -r): Paul Burger(president, Sony Music Europe); Beyonce Knowles; Michelle Williams; KellyRowland; Julie Borchard (senior VP, marketing, Sony Music Europe); MathewKnowles (manager); and Penny Morgan (international marketing manager,Columbia, Sony Music Europe).

Tojal success for Portugal's Media Capitalby Chris Graeme

LISBON - Portugal's largestcommercial radio group,Media Capital, has appoint-ed Pedro Tojal, the directorof rival Renascenca Group'sRadio RFM, as its groupadministrator, with effectfrom September 1.

In a statement MediaCapital announced thatTojal, responsible forincreasing Lisbon -basedAC/CHR RFM's audienceshare from around 12% to19% in two years, will nowbe in charge of program-ming and marketing opera-tions for Media Capital'srock station Comercial, ACstations RFM and Cidade,its dance station MIX, goldoutlet Nostalgia, MOR-for-

matted Romantica and ACservice Nacional.

Media Capital ownerMiguel Pais do Amaralsays that Tojal's appoint-ment is the "most impor-

tant made this year",describing him as "an excel-lent professional with yearsof experience in the field."

Tojal's replacement asdirector of RFM has beennamed as Antonio Mendes,who will add the title to hiscurrent role as director ofmarketing for theRenascenca group.

Meanwhile, Media Capi-

tal has also poachedRenascenca RFM's deputydirector of programmingNuno Concalves, who is tobecome director of program-ming at "one of its stations."

Media Capital is currentlyexamining the possibility ofcreating a new CHR station, tobe called Best, targetting asimilar audience to that ofRFM. The station would becreated out of small regionalstation Radio Voxx, whichMedia Capital is in the processof acquiring. Also on the cardsis the reformatting of RadioNacional into a sports radiostation.

Tojal, who has been withthe Renascenca Group for16 years, described MediaCapital's plans as "veryinteresting."

ON THE BEATMADRID DECLARATION SIGNED

MADRID -A document which callson governments to guaranteemore effective protection forauthors' rights and to take actionagainst piracy has been signed by24 European authors' societies.The document was an initiative ofthe Spanish authors society SGAEand was presented in Madrid onJune 14 by its executive president

Teddy Bautista (pictured). It is timed to coincide withSpain's six-month presidency of the European Union,which ends on June 30. The societies come from the 15EU member states (plus Norway and Switzerland),grouped together in the European Group of Authors'and Composers' Societies (GESAC).

PUBUC LIBRARIES TO LEND OUT ONLINE MUSIC

COPENHAGEN - The Danish National Library Author-ity says it is working with the local arm of the IFPI tofind a means of providing the public with "borrowed"music via the Internet. The concept, still under devel-opment, would allow library users to go to a websiteand select tracks encrypted to prevent copying-which can be played online only. A fee, most likelylevied per track, will be charged and the borrower willbe able to listen to the music for either an allottedperiod or for a specific number of times. Initial testsare expected to begin in August in a suburb of Copen-hagen, with the Copenhagen library network expectedto follow suit. The experiment is intended to continueuntil the end of the year.

P4 PROVIDES NEWS ON THE PHONEOSLO - P4 launched on June 10 a phone service tar -getting Norwegians on summer holidays abroad whichfeatures up-to-date news bulletins from the commer-cial national AC station. The same service is likely toeventually also carry the FM feed of the station. "It'sa simple, quick and inexpensive way for people to keepupdated on what's happening in Norway when you'reon holiday," says P4 president/CEO Rune Brynhild-sen.

TRIBUTE SONG SPARKS ROWHILVERSUM - Dutch charts body the Mega ChartsFoundation has decided the single At Your Service byGerard Joling-a tribute to the murdered politicianPim Fortuyn-can still chart, after schlager-specialistrecord company Multidisk admitted buying up a cou-ple of thousand copies of the single. After entering theDutch Mega Top 100 chart at number 50, the chartposition of the single, written by Jan Rietman, wasinitially suspended following the revelation. The trackhad been heading for a top five position due to strongsales at a small number of record shops. The MegaCharts Foundation will now allow the single a chartplacing based on data which excludes the disputedsales.

MOVING CHAIRSPARIS - Camille Trumer (pic-tured) has been named VP ofBMG France. He was previouslymanaging director of EMI France.PARIS ChristopheLameignere, managing directorof Zomba Records France, hasbeen named president of the Vic-toires de la Musique Awards show.He replaces Marc Thonon, direc-

tor of fellow independent label Atmospheriques, afterThonon's two year term came to an end. Another new-comer includes Herve Rony, director of label bodySNEP, as treasurer.LONDON - Dominic Fyfe has been appointed execu-tive producer A&R Decca Music Group with immedi-ate effect, reporting to VP A&R Jean -Hughes Allard.

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Comms Bill: some fresh perspectivesEarlier this year, the UK government finally unveiled itsdraft proposals for the country's new CommunicationsBill, soon to be discussed in parliament. One of the mostunexpected-and controversial-clauses in the draftwas that the UK's historic ban on non-EU companiesowning majority shares in British broadcasters should belifted. M&M asked two radio experts from outside ofBritain-Robert E Richer, president of US companyInternational Media Consulting, and Alain Neuville, CEOof French media consultancy company A.N.I.M.A.-togive their views on the proposed bill, and how it is likelyto influence the radio landscape elsewhere in Europe.

'A very good compromise'by Robert E Richer

There have been two reasons why non-EU investors have avoided coming intothe UK radio market in the past:

1. Ownership Regulations.Although never absolutely spelled outnumerically, the ruleshave always stated that"control" by a non-EUparty is not allowed.Technically, that wouldmean that ownership byforeign investors wouldbe restricted to a maxi-mum of 49.9%. In reali-ty, however, "control"means whatever theregulators wish it tomean. If an investor

"The fact that the Guardian MediaGroup has placed a value of £41

million on Jazz FM will continue to

spook most American investors."holds 10% of the radio company, butthe UK's Radio Authority deems it tobe a controlling interest, then theinvestment will not be allowed.Witness the fact that Clear ChannelCommunications, an American corpo-ration, took only 30.8% of Jazz FM.It's not as though Clear Channelcould not have afforded to purchasemore.

2. Programming Restrictions.Very few investors-particularlyAmerican investors-want to be toldthat they cannot change programmingto meet the changing tastes of a sta-tion's listeners. This has been a veryeffective way to keep outsiders out. Ofcourse, it has also stifled programmecreativity by UK programmers.

The new recommendations effec-tively do away with much of the above.Non -European companies will now be

allowed to acquire radio stations in theUK. The fact that the Guardian MediaGroup has placed a value of £41 mil-lion on Jazz FM will continue to spookmost American investors, however.

But that is a business judgment,and not an ownership impediment.

The fact is that if non -European investors canrationalise the pricesthat these new rules aregenerating, they will beallowed to make an offer,and will not on the faceof it be rejected becauseof passport issues.

The ability to changeprogramming has beengreatly relaxed. Therewill be greater emphasisand scrutiny on the"localness" of radio, but

the rules nowstate that "...inwell -developedmajor markets,[new super -reg-ulator] Ofcomwill allow for-mat changes tomainstreamstations, to fac-

ilitate competition."Certainly in the US, the one area

that has suffered the most with con-solidation is the loss of localness.Many successful US stations don'teven have their own breakfast presen-ters, with the same presenter servingfive or more stations, broadcasting theshow from a distant market.

I think this is a very good compro-mise. My experience is that, in thecase of AM radio, the UK regulatorshave already presented a relaxedstance in this area. Sadly, most of thegroup operators that own AM stationshave not taken advantage of the flexi-bility that the Radio Authority offers.There is a very large part of the popu-lation that is not presently beingserved by the radio industry, and lib-eralised programming rules shouldcertainly be helpful in that area.

Robert E Richer can be contacted atrobert.richer@snet.net

'A local earthquake'by Alain Neuuille

If the conditions for acquiring aradio station change in the UK, wecan expect a major change in theoverall European radio landscape.Consolidation and mergers are to beexpected in the domestic market,but they also open the way for newopportunities on the continent.

When one of themajor European coun-tries changes the rulesof its own game, it isnever without conse-quences for its neigh-bours. The publicationby the British govern-ment of its draftCommunications Billearly in May couldhave drastic conse-quences for the pan-European radio land-scape.

The jigsaw puzzlehas begun. Whatare the majorpoints of this pro-posal? Firstly, itopens the way forthe consolidationof the market asthe old "points"rule, limiting thecoverage of radiogroups to 15% of the total UK radiomarket, is being removed. In addi-tion, radio groups will be allowed toown more than one national licence.

Secondly, it allows cross -mediaconsolidation. National or localnewspapers with more than 20% ofthe market would also be allowedto own national or local radio sta-tions, and the ownership of anational or regional TV licencewould no longer be an obstacle tothe ownership of national orregional radio stations.

Some analysts are alreadyexpecting the Daily Mail newspa-per's parent company DMGT to

"UK radio is still clearly ofsignificant interest, too, for

other European groups."take over GWR, a company in whichit already owns a substantial share-holding. Virgin Radio's owners SMGcould well merge with ScottishRadio Holdings. EMAP presented arather dull picture of its radio rev-enues when commenting on itsresults recently, which could lead tospeculation about a possible concen-tration of the publisher on its coremagazine business. Just a fewexamples of the jigsaw puzzle thatis only just beginning

Another significant item is that

the draft bill would allow non-EUcompanies to own TV and radiocompanies. So Rupert Murdochcould further extend his UK inter-ests into terrestrial TV, alongsidesome of the American majors whomight see a wonderful opportunityto come over with their enormousstocks of programmes.

But UK radio is still clearly ofsignificant interest,too, for otherEuropean groups. Thetakeover of Capital byRTL has beenrumoured so manytimes that it shouldnow be considered areal possibility. ButRTL will be moreimmeadiately con-cerned about theanswer to the keyquestion of whether itshould remain, or not,as part of UK terrestial

"Some sharp operators couldwell take the opportunity of

one else focusing onthe British market."

TV broadcaster Channel 5. Andwhat about the long-standing frus-tration of NRJ Group at not havingbeen able to enter the British mar-ket?

But this local earthquake maywell have shock waves on the rest ofthe continent. To get ready for thosemajor manoeuvres, British groups,as well as foreigners, need cash. Sothey are preparing to sell their over-seas holdings-GWR, for instance,has already indicated its willing-ness to get rid off its centralEuropean stations, such asDanubius in Hungary.

Disinvestments of this kind couldwell open the way tofurther concentra-tions in those coun-tries, where themarket and compet-itive conditions arebecoming tougher.

It should alsoopen the way for new acquisitionopportunities for internationalgroups. Some sharp operators couldwell take the opportunity of every oneelse focusing on the British market togo shopping under much morerelaxed conditions. It would not besuch a surprise, therefore, to see thearrival of some newcomers on theinternational radio landscape.

It is a good time to keep youreyes wide open for opportunities.

Alain Neuville can be reached atalain.neuville@animagency.com.

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Queen of charts: isthe Britney Spearspop era drawing toa close?

Under siege: is CHR in crisis?Traditionally the dominant music radio format in mostEuropean countries, Contemporary Hit Radio (CHR) sta-tions are losing listeners to more specialist music formatsat the younger end of their demographics, while at theolder end their audiences are migrating to smoother,more familiar AC formats. In the latest of M&M's regularFormat Clinics, Jon Heasman takes a look at the issuescurrently facing the format, with additional reporting bySiri Stavenes Dove, Michael Lawton and Menno Visser.

Contemporary Hit Radio (ortop 40 radio, as theAmericans prefer) is thedaddy of all music radioformats, dating back to

the earliest days of rock n' roll in theUS when certain stations wanted toensure an eveness of rotation, andthat they played only the hits.

In Europe, the top 40 format hasalways been slightly wider than that(hence the different label appliedhere). Most European CHR stationshave always played substantialamounts of back -catalogue in additionto the current hits, and many-most-ly in the public radio sector-havealso had a strong commitment tobreaking new music rather than just"playing the hits."

however,life has got more complicated forCHR/top 40 on both sides of theAtlantic. The development of sophisti-cated music research, the practice of

record companiesmaking recordsavailable to radioseveral weeksbefore they appearin the shops (andtherefore thecharts), plus thedecline of singlessales, means thatCHR/top 40 sta-tions these daysare rarely builtaround the weeklytop 40 chart-thesales chart in eachterritory is now

just one barometer of taste amongmany other indices.

The new realityAnd now, in Europe, many CHR sta-tions could be facing up to a realitythat their American top 40 counter-parts had to accept some years ago-that, with the launch of many newradio stations with more specialistformats competing for audience atboth ends of CHR's audience spec-trum, CHR's days as the dominantmusic radio format are possibly num-bered. Indeed, in the US, top 40 lostits status as the most -listened -tomusic format in the late '80s, sincewhen that honour has gone (at vari-ous different times) to AC, countryand, just recently, urban/rhythmic.

"As markets become more andmore fragmented, it's difficult for

CHR stations to stay where it's at,being this quite wide appeal radiostation," says Jeff Smith, head ofmusic and strategy for the CHR-for-matted Capital FM Network in theUK. "It's a question of how mass

Dirk Anthony, who in his newcapacity as managing director ofCreation, the programming and con-tent division of the UK's GWR Group,looks after all the group's "Mix" CHRstations, is unsurprised at CHR'srecent downturn. He believes thatratings for CHR stations in Europehave been artificially high in the pastbecause of a lack of competition. "It'snot so much the format is weaken-ing-the main reason is that the UKand many other parts of Europe hasbeen historically underserved byradio. All that's happening now is thatthe right amount of radio choice forlisteners is finally starting to emerge.But the established [CHR] stationsare obviously taking the brunt of thathit."

Anthony explains that the group'slocal stations remain loyal to CHRrather than moving into AC because"national advertisers want an environ-ment where there products fit, andthat would be a radio station with acontemporary feel. We're there becausethat's where the most cash is."

Decline of pop3FM's Houdijk's concerns about thecurrent strength of music that CHRcan "own" are shared by a number ofthe other CHR programmers wespoke to for this Format Clinic.Despite the growth of more specialistmusic formats in the late '90s, CHRcontinued to enjoy healthy audiencefigures thanks to a strong pop and

"I think we're on the cusp of arenaissance of CHR-we're seeing thedownturn before it all comes through."- Jeff Smith, head of music and strategy, Capital FM Network

appeal can you be and still be effec-tive?

"There has been a dramatic loss [ofoverall radio audience] in the youngertarget group, aged 15-19," says DanielAkerman, programme director of theCHR-formatted NRJ network inSweden. "And that is the core groupfor CHR. Yes, there are older listenerswho listen to CHR and AC listenerswho are younger. But the kids are`ours,' and that's where the decline is.In Stockholm, [radio listeningamongst] the 15-19 age group hasgone down from 70% to 59% over thepast year."

"CHR listening has declined dra-matically over the past year," concursBen Houdijk, music director at publicCHR station Radio 3 FM , in theNetherlands. "There's not so much[CHR] format -exclusive music aroundat the moment. Lately, it's been rockand Eminem. In addition, theyounger listeners are into other activ-ities than listening to radio-so it'snot so much that they are going toother formats, they're moving awayfrom radio completely."

dance -pop wave spearheaded by thelikes of the Spice Girls, BritneySpears, Backstreet Boys and KylieMinogue.

Come the new millennium, itseems the younger audience want

something a little harder. "I thinkthe big formats at the moment areon the extremes-dance, R&B, hiphop on one side, and modern/alter-native rock on the other," saysCapital's Smith. "I don't think peopleare exploiting those to any greatdegree at the moment, certainly notin the UK, but we're seeing it in theUS. In time, you'llget that [music]informing themainstream,which will widentop 40 again andwill take it back tobeing the predom-inant formatwhich I think it is.But it's been a bitof time bad timefor CHR musicrecently."

NRJ's Akermanagrees with Smiththat "The strong-est [music] at themoment is rockand R&B. The problem [for CHR] isthat pop is weak. And dance is incred-ibly weak. But dance will be back.The real problem is pop, which isexhausted after Britney and theBackstreet Boys. Three or four yearsago you would talk about boy -bandsas being teen -oriented, but today theyactually attract the 25 -plus demo-graphic. This is where the problemlies, as those acts and those listenershave gone from CHR to AC."

Continues Akerman: "There is atheory that CHR is weak when theextreme ends of the format are toofar apart. This can be true, so wehave to think about that and keepthe format together. The core ofCHR is pop, which always has to bethe focus. CHR had a down periodat the start of the '90s, and thenthere was a revival in the secondhalf of the decade with pop acts likeHanson and Spice Girls, who werepretty much format -exclusive. Buttoday, AC isn't that artist -drivenanymore, and they [the AC stations]

Eminem: once con-sidered the ultimateoutlaw, now a "no-brainer" for mostCHR programmers.

Sample hour: 95.8 Capital FM/London(13,00-14.00, Friday June 21)

Kylie Minogue/Love At First SightEve/Who's That GirlX -Press 2 feat. David Byrne/LazyUltra Nate/FreeEminem/Without MeBasement Jaxx/Red AlertJennifer Lopez/I'm Gonna Be AlrightChristina Aguilera, Pink, Lil Kim and Mya/Lady MarmaladeLiberty X/Just A LittleCoolio/Gangsta's ParadiseAtomic Kitten/It's OkayOlive/You're Not AloneATCIAround The World

Target audience: "25-34 year -olds as the commercial target, althoughbecause we've got a big heritage background it's more like 15-44. But thespecific target is 20 -something females in London."

(Jeff Smith, head of music and strategy, Capital FM Network).

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Will the new waveof US rock bandslike Linkin Parkbecome part of theCHR mainstreamin Europe?

People was number one 10 years ago.""Urban has become less aggres-

sive, more melodic," observes GWR'sAnthony. "Like all music genres,when it first starts it's more on thealternative side and then moves intothe mainstream. We play Eminem asa matter of course these days."

A rocky roadWhile most CHR programmers havefound that a lot of material from theurban sector can sit quite happilywith dance and dance -pop on theirradio stations, the rock revival hasbeen a little trickier to handle.

"We've played a bit of the Strokes, Ithe Hives and Puddle of Mudd in the

"We need our own image which is notonly dependent on the music."

- Norbert Grundei, head of programming, N -Joy

are taking on a lot of pop now, sothere are virtually no 'pure' CHRtracks."

Behind the trends?Norbert Grundei, programme head ofHamburg -based public CHR stationNDR N -Joy, says that a problem isthat CHR stations are always seen as"running behind the trends," com-pared to more specialist stations. "We

need our ownimage which isnot only depen-dent on themusic," he ar-gues. "We can'tbe constantlychanging our for-mat just becausethe chartschange."

Part of N -Joy'smission is to bethe station whichplays the hitsfirst. "Lots ofstations say that,but if you lookclosely, you'll seethey don't," says

Grundei. "But for us, it's a strategicimperative." Hence there's always alot of discussion at the station aboutwhether new tracks represent realtrends, and whether they will fit thestation's image. If the music teamcan't decide, they test the title,although Grundei admits it's hard totest tracks before there's any kind ofrecognition factor.

As noted in our recent DanceFormat Clinic (M&M, May 11) therelentless rise of urban music in thepast 18 months is a trend few pro-grammers have been able to ignore,particularly those at CHR. "Whowould have foreseen, even only twoyears ago, Ja Rule being a priorityartist for a station like Capital FM?"reflects Smith, who notes that R&Bhas "great female appeal, and is alsonot overly -divisive with blokes. It wasalways believed that rap was a turn-off for people over 25, but that's less ofa problem now, as people are gettingsteeped in it-after all, a record likeArrested Development's Everyday

evenings," says Capital's Smith. "Itmainly appeals to the 12-19 year -olds,who tolerate all kind of extremes. Butsome records, like Limp Bizkit, are alittle bit more difficult. It'll be out ofyour evening shows that these thatrecords cross over to mainstreamCHR."

Smith, however, is getting more joyat the poppier end of the rock wavewith the likes of Nickelback. "We'refinding we're getting great results [inmusic tests] for the first time in quitea while on pop -rock," he reveals.

GWR's Anthony believes the rockrevival is a purely cyclical trend thatwill have a limited lifespan in Europe."We've had about six or seven years ofgirl and boy bands and people are seek-ing an alternative. Whatever the audi-ence wants, we'll deliver. But they willultimately go back to what they're usedto and what they really want," he pre-dicts. "The UK has always been seen asa euro-pop market by Americans andAustralasians. That's the diet peoplehave grown up with here-you can'tget arrested with American pop -rock inthe same way that you can in otherparts of the world."

Music varietyAt the centre of the debate about thefuture prospects of the CHR format isthe question of whether listeners stillwant to hear a variety of music styleson one radio station, or whether mostof them will ultimately prefer to heara station that plays their particularfavourite type of music all day long.Crucially (and this is where both its

Sample hour: Radio 3FM/Hilversum(15.00-16.00, Tuesday June 4)

Republica/Ready To GoDaniel Bedingfield/Gotta Get Thru ThisRed Hot Chili Peppers/By The WayTina Turner/Private DancerMarco V/SimulatedSupersub/Easy To RunMelissa Etheridge/Must Be Crazy For MeFelix/Don't You Want MePuddle of Mud/BlurryPeter Gabriel/SledgehammerGoodfellaz/Sugar Honey Ice TeaMichelle Branch/All You WantedBrainpower/DansplaatDarude/Sandstorm

Target audience: "20-35 year olds, around 60% male-the beer -drinkingplumber! Slightly conservative working class with a medium interest inmusic, but they do visit the pop festivals and do buy CDs."

(Ben Houdijk, music director, Radio 3FM)

strength and weakness lies), CHR is aformat which is not genre-specific-although its cornerstone is pop, it alsoplays dance, rock, urban, even MOR;within reason, whatever is popularand in the charts. And AC, which likeCHR is also not genre -specific, inreality draws from less diverse genresin order to create a smoother, moreconsistent sound.

He adds: "In Europe until now,we've not really celebrated or talkedabout Top 40 or CHR radio in the waythat they do in the US. In Americathere are distinct trends to the ebband flow of top 40. I think we're on thecusp of a renaissance of CHR-we'reseeing the downturn before it allcomes through. The fact that we'regetting these fusions of sound-likethe Sugababes/Gary Numan record[Freak Like Me], or the rock -rapfusions-means that a broaderstretch of top 40 has a wider appealfor people which, in the longer term,will create a bigger top 40 market."

N -Joy's Grundei believes that, evennow, there is still a big desire on thepart of his audience to hear quite awide range of music, so he isn't overlyworried about the threat of niche musicbroadcasters. But, he says, "Many ofthe CHR stations which are not doingwell are trying to appeal to all ages andall tastes. The trick is to know precise-ly who your audience are."

This, of course, is sometimes easiersaid than done-even with research.N -Joy recently came a cropper itself

"The real problem is pop, which isexhausted after Britney and theBackstreet Boys"

- Daniel Akerman, programme director, NRJ Sweden

Capital's Smith believes that, interms of competing with the morespecialist music stations, "you've gotto lessen the losses. There are somepeople who will want to go toextremes of music. There's nothing wecan do about that, and they'll predom-inately be men. I hope that with theright mix of music we'll able to keepthe people we've got now. I don't thinkthis is going be any more or less of aproblem than it has been over thepast four or five years. Stations like[London dance station] Kiss and[London alternative rock station] Xfmwill get better at what they do, but inthe process might also lose credibility.And don't forget that it can also be aproblem for extreme stations whentheir music crosses over to top 40 andbecomes mainstream."

with the '80s -style pop duo ModernTalking's hit single Juliet. AlthoughN -Joy's programming team thought itwas quite a good record, after playlist-ing it they found that the deeplyuncredible reputation of the band wassimply too much for most of N -Joy'slisteners to stomach.

Time to deliverGWR's Anthony believes that "Our jobhas got to be understanding what ourrole is, and then delivering on it. Thecloser specialist stations like [UKdance network] Galaxy are to us, thebetter-why would you go to a poorerversion of the number one station? Onthe other hand, the more extremethey are, the more dangerous theybecome because they provide an alter -

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continued from page 7native that you can't compete with."

Historically, high rotations havebeen a benchmark of the CHR format,and in an ever more competitive radioenvironment, this is likely to be thecase to an even greater extent.

"When listeners turn on CapitalFM they want to hear their favouritecontemporary songs," emphasisesSmith. 'We know people only listenfor a certain period of time, so it'd becrazy if, when they switched on theradio station, they didn't hear them.So we have a policy of always deliv-ering them."

"We've got to be sure that whenlisteners come to us, we grab thewindow of opportunity with bothhands," says GWR's Anthony. "That'sthe difference between a pretty aver-age radio programmer-and thereare plenty of those-and a reallygreat programmer, who really doesknow what rotations are workingfine for the audience given the avail-able music."

Smith points out that high rota-tion levels can also have the effect ofsmoothing out harsh -soundingsongs, simply because listenersbecome so familiar with the record.Citing the example of Nickelback'sHow You Remind Me, Smith saysthat people kept asking him whetherCapital was playing a softer, editedversion of the original (the stationwasn't). 'With high rotation, peoplebecome immune to any harshness-it just becomes a pop record with anice hook," he says.

While hot rotations of currentchart -toppers may still be a bywordfor CHR throughout Europe, theretends to be less uniformity about therole of recurrents and, in particular,back -catalogue gold tracks.

Smith says that too many goldtracks at CHR can be a problem "ifyou play too many songs that don't fitthe current sound of the station. It's aquestion of finding songs likeArrested Development and PM Dawnthat, even if people weren't around atthe time, they can hear the points ofreference in today's music."

GWR's Mix network varies itschoice of gold tracks, which date backto the late '80s. "Over a 12 monthperiod we'll highlight different songs,depending on the current materialthat's around," says Anthony. 'We gothrough a refreshing of the musiclibrary once every three months tomake sure the stations always have a

broad feel. But we'll tighten up a bit ifwe feel were getting a bit flabbyaround the edges."

Personality politicsHistorically, CHR broadcasters havebeen identified with some of radio'sbiggest personalities, somethingwhich has often helped to give thema clearer image in situations wheretheir music is less easily definablethan that of, say, rock, dance or softAC stations.

In the past decade, though, it's beenthe case at many CHR broadcastersthat personality presentation has beenlargely confined to the breakfast slot,with a "maximum music" approachtaken in other dayparts.

"Because of a definable lack of tal-

ent in the UK at the moment- andthis is partly radio's fault-there isless personality outside breakfast,"says Capital's Smith. "Stations like[BBC] Radio 1 and Capital havepicked up all the big talent andunfortunately there's a degree ofproduction and music taking overwhere DJs used to be in the day-time." But, cautions Smith,"Personality for personality's sake isnot what's required-what'srequired is a presenter that fits inwith the reason why the audiencelistens to the station. If there's toomuch deviation from that it can be aproblem-`personality' can be abyword for talking too much.Outside of breakfast and night-timepeople have got things to do, and

Sample hour: GWR FM/Bristol(12.00-13.00, Monday June 24)

Enrique Iglesias/EscapeThe Verve/Bittersweet SymphonyJamiroquai/Love FoolosophyAtomic Kitten/It's OKRobbie Williams/Let Me Entertain YouMary J Blige/Family AffairBackstreet Boys/As Long As You Love MeMs Dynamite/It Takes MoreStarchaser/Love Will Set You FreeNatalie Imbruglia/TornMis-teeq/Roll OnStereophonics/Have A Nice Day

Target audience: "25-34 year -olds broadly, because that's what the agen-cies are after. Younger in the evenings. Also mums and dads with kids."

(Dirk Anthony, managing director, GWR Creation)

Top 40's American dream is overIf CHR formats are facingincreasing problems Eu-rope, the situation's evenmore serious in the US,where, as in Europe, top40 is having difficultiescoming to terms withsome of the new musicalextremes. Frank Saxereports from New York.Britney has been replaced by Pink,and Ricky Martin is a distant specon Eminem's rear-view mirror. Thebig revival of the top 40 format inAmerica has quickly come to an endjust two years after its peak.

First, some numbers: there are104 fewer top 40 radio stations inthe US in 2002, compared to 1992when the number peaked at 578. InMay, San Francisco top 40 Z95.7switched to classic rock-and bydoing so America's fourth largestradio market was left without apop/top 40 station.

Ratings wise, mainstream/pop-leaning top 40 stations have seentheir ratings slowly erode since thespring of 2000. At the same time,urban -leaning rhythmic top 40 sta-tions are seeing their ratings grow totheir highest ratings in years.

R&B/hip-hop stations are near theirhighs as well, as are AC stations-asthe upper -end of top 40's demos fleea format that is increasinglydepending uponharder sounding sin-gles from rock andurban acts.

"Unfortunately, it'snot the strongest timeto be in top 40," saysJim Richards, opera-tions manager forClear Channel's SanDiego cluster of sta-tions, which includestop 40 Channel 93.3,adult top 40 My 94.1,Z90. "Rock and urban crossover isdominating too much of the top 40playlist right now," he laments.

Top 40 consultant Guy Zapoleonsays there is a reason for that. "Wehave hit the doldrums phase of themusic cycle," he claims. Zapoleon'stheory is that music cycles last nineto 11 years, and at the end of eachphase is a doldrums-when thenumber of hits is cut by one-third.Instead of the 100 or so legitimatehit records that top 40 stations havehad at their fingertips in the pastfew years, they will have only 60 to70 this year and next, the theorygoes. That means big trouble for thetop 40 format. The last time thishappened was in 1991, when radio's

playlists looked a lot like they dotoday: heavy on rock, heavy onurban and rap. "The format is level-ling -off and losing momentum, but

it's not where I

would have expect-ed it. I would haveexpected it to be inworse shape than itis," he assesses.

Part of the rea-son top 40 stationsare hanging on aswell as they are, isthat programmersseem to be doing adecent job of finding

those few -and -far -between bridgerecords that can cross the dividebetween a Linkin Park and P. Diddy,says Zapoleon. "The hard part dur-ing the doldrums is finding popmusic which is the glue between theextremes of rock and rhythm."Whether it is Dirty Vegas' Days GoBy, or Kylie Minogue's Can't Get YouOut Of My Head, it seems there isstill some middle ground.

That said, most top 40 stationsare today focusing more on the ques-tion of whether or not to play themore extreme -sounding rock andrap records in all dayparts or noL.For the most part, few area Themajority are leaving those singles tothe late afternoon and night-timehours when younger demos make up

and rhythmic

a larger share of listening.Yet by simply adding those edgier

tracks, it is opening the door for adulttop 40 stations that in many respectsare in a better position at themoment. First, a number of ageingpop acts have released new records-Alanis Morissette, Cheryl Crow, andJewel to name just a few. When top40s add more extreme tracks, theyare also sending "Generation X" lis-teners to adult top 40 stations. As onerecord executive explains, that allowsadult top 40 stations have their ownartists and their own sound for thefirst time in years.

"As rock and rhythm get harderwhile pop music fades, it becomesmore difficult to play both rock andrhythm on the same format," saysZapoleon. "That is when top 40'schange format to specialise in eitherrock or rhythm." Instead of going tothat extreme, some programmersare buffering with pop oldies anddance tracks. Hence the Dirty Vegassingle and the growing debate overwhether or not to add '90s oldies.

What does the top 40 format haveto look forward to in the comingmonths? More decline, say most. Ifyou are a believer of Zapoleon'smusic cycle theory, there is at leastanother year or two of top 40's down-turn. "It is important to rememberthat all formats have healthy andsick stages," he warns.

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they choose music stations for thatreason. If they want talk they'll go toelsewhere. We play the maximumamount of music we can during day-time while still being a radio stationand not a music delivery system."

At NRJ in Sweden, DanielAkerman says: "I don't believe insuperstar DJs for every slot. Butthey shouldn't be confined to themorning show, either. We have tohave at least one more personality[on the station]."

GWR's Anthony recalls that inthe early '90s, his company "was pil-loried [by most of the industry] forasking DJs to think of their listenersand play their favourite songs with-out spending five minutes betweeneach record talking about what theydid on Saturday night. That deliv-ered for us some fantastic results."

Brain -powerAnthony says the ability of GWR'sCHR stations to be entertainingbetween the records "depends on thebrain power of the individual pre-senter. Some presenters can be com-pelling to listen to in 20 seconds, andthey are brilliant communicators.Then there are other presenters whohaven't got a hope in hell of beingable to articulate something in 20seconds, but they're the kind of per-son you'd want to stand next to in abar. Then there's a whole bunch ofpresenters who can't do a short link

that's entertaining, and can't do along link that's entertaining, either.They're the people that we need toease out of radio and bring in newtalent that has the ability to do oneor other of those two things. Thequestion is always: is what the pre-senter is saying more entertainingand compelling than the record? If itis, then let the presenter speak."

GWR aims to match suitable time -slots to the abilities of its presenters.For example, "In the weekday work-day, you don't want the long -link peo-ple," says Anthony.

One of the ways inwhich N-Joy-whichhas been accused ofbehaving like a com-mercial station in itsmusic policy-differ-entiates itself as apublic broadcaster isits attitude towardsspeech on the station."While the competi-tion's news is becom-ing more and moretabloid, we have realnews content," saysNorbert Grundei. "Wecover current affairs,and we don't restrictour news reports to 90seconds."

Grundei says he doesn't want N -Joy's presenters to be the kind ofone-dimensional comedians he

Mary J Blige is amongthe major urban actsto have crossed over toCHR in the past 18months.

claims can be found on the air atsome other CHR stations inGermany. "If I sit in a café or a pub,"he says, "I don't want someone nextto me who just plays at being funnyall the time. I want someone who lis-tens, who's interested, who builds upa relationship with me. We don'twant thega-stars, but people you'dlike to chat to."

Predicting the futureSo, do the programmers attendingM&M's Format Clinic believe CHR's

current difficultiesare structural ormerely cyclical?

3FM's Houdijkbelieves that, as inthe US, it's a perfect-ly logical progressionthat AC shouldbecome the biggestformat. "3FM should-n't have to be thebiggest station like itonce was," he says."If you grow older it islogical that you loseyour lust to discovernew music. When yougrow up, you like aparticular sort ofradio and you like

your heroes from a certain time."NRJ's Akerman believes that the

format's future lies firmly in thefickle hands of music trends. "The

day dance comes back and works forCHR, that's something AC doesn'tdo," he says. "The same thing withrock. It's always going to swing withthe music trends. The format is flex-ible to an extent, but the ratings godown when the trends are not in theformat's favour."

GWR's Anthony believes that theability of individual CHR stations toretain their market leaderships willultimately depend on how manyother CHR and Hot AC stations inthe market are fighting the battle."CHR stations will cannibalise eachother," he predicts, "and so other for-mats will come through the middle -that's exactly what's happened inthe UK with [national BBC AC/MORstation] Radio 2."

"[CHR] stations shouldn't runafter every trend," says N -Joy'sGrundei in his assessment. "The mostimportant thing is a clear musicimage and good presenters, togetherwith good creative promotion whichdoesn't get on the listeners' nerves."

Capital's Smith concludes that"There's always an appetite for vari-ety. People out there want a range ofmusic, and it's important for CHR togive it to them. Unfortunately,recently that hasn't been available,but now there are signs that, comingover the hill, there are things likeLinkin Park becoming a mainstay ofCHR. I think people will really like itwhen top 40 gets it completely right."

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Dancefloor is still first floor for hitsThe dancefloor music thatwill be rocking Europe'sholiday resorts this summerwill probably also providethe bulk of the cross -overhits of the autumn, as GarySmith reports.

t is fast becoming the case that mostmusic with cross -over potential isobliged to take the dancefloor routeto the charts. A lack of 'starter' radiostations, the expense of making a

video, unreliable or unscientific maga-zine 'charts' and the nascent nature ofthe Internet mean that clubs are stillthe place where the majority of dancewith a pop future gets that crucialearly exposure.

"There are other options when youare trying to establish a new track or

"There are other options when you are trying

to establish a new track or act, but the most

cost-effective is to go through the clubs."Frederic Rebet, managing director, NaIve

Charts in crisis?The value of the UK's best-knownClub Charts is currently under themicroscope. "Two or three yearsago, a number one in the SevenMagazine chart or in DJ Mag orMuzik meant that you had achance of getting plays on [UKCHR] Radio 1 because they werescouring those lists every week,"says Positiva's A&R director BenCherrill. "It is debatable how muchthat works these days."

At the root of the problem is thedifficulty in quantifying what thereturn is, if anything, from mailingout 1,500-2,000 records, at a cost ofseveral thousand pounds, to pro-mote a release. "You have to dosomething, because records do notpromote themselves," saysCherrill. "The promotion compa-nies who take care of the majority'',of this type of specialised mailiaare lobbying to have an ot4bi3chart, which is definitely a stenanthe right direction."

act, but the most cost effective is to gothrough the clubs," '1V6 Frederic Rebet,managing direct French indieNaive. "With a the acts that fallinto the cross, ea, there is alwaysthe option o them as a pure popthing, but k of the difficulties ofgetting nit ' support, it takes a biginvestn#I and a long time."

Cl buzzR ting on Naive's latest success

:the Swiss group Shakedown,says: "In the case of a group

Shakedown, who combine houseusic with funk and an earthy hip -op feel, creating a buzz in the clubs

11` has been an essential part of estab-lishing them as artists and, hopefully,eventually as producers."

In pure cross -over terms the tacticis already working. Following an

April 29 release, the group's secondsingle At Night is currently in the UKtop 10, a situation that was partlybrought about by two remixes, one byMousse T and another by Alan Braxe.Each have been turning heads inEuropean clubs since being debutedat the Winter Music Conference inMiami in March. "Shakedown playeda DJ set at the WMC which reallyhelped to start the ball rolling," saysRebet. "Since then there has been realmomentum behind the track which

we are now attempting to translate tothe album You Think You Know."

At Night, a former European DanceTraxx chart topper, was released firstin the UK in order to capitalise on thepost -Miami buzz. The track is nowstarting to pick up radio play inFrance and is also on rotation atSpain's powerful Los 40 Principalesnetwork. The track, which is distrib-uted by Sony in Europe, was releasedin France on June 17.

According to German RebelSuperstar Recordings founder andmanaging director Markus Wenzel, thedancefloor is not only the most costeffective way to promote a cross -over

track, it is more or less the only way."There is a window of opportunity inGermany through starter stations suchas N -Joy in Hamburg, Sunshine Livein Karlsruhe, Frankfurt's HR -)0(1.,plus Kiss FM and Jam FM in Berlin,but they have limited space on theirplaylists," he says. "The only nationalradio in Germany is on cable. Thismeans that the shows on these stationscannot be anywhere near as influentialas equivalent UK mix shows by DJslike Pete Ibng and Judge Jules."

Commercial melodyWenzel is currently working Mosquitoby Kenny Takito, a trance tune thatstarted its life as a pure club track twomonths ago. "Although it is a clubtrance track, the melody is very com-mercial and it has already topped theDDC Chart," says Wenzel. "We arecurrently preparing a radio edit and avideo. The CD will be out in three tofour weeks."

Radio support may well be limited inGermany but there is, at least, a smallchance of tracks being picked up by oneof the networks. The same, however,cannot be said for Italy. Complaintsabout both the hegemony and the music

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Summer's here and the time is right...With Europe gearing up For the Full brunt of the summer season, the race is on to Find this year's

Music hottest dance tunes. The First Music & Media Dance CD, Features a selection of the cream ofwhat could be some of the biggest tracks spinning at resorts across Europe this summer,

Media® From some of Europe's most creative record labels. The First in a series, the CD reFlects themulti -Facetted world of European dance and includes current Favourites From the likes of

French artist David Guetta and Italians Love Solution and Benny B, though to Scandinavia's MoFus and Bobby Ewing

and Germany's Sash! Enjoy.

Track PourLove Solution Peat. William Narolne

Ill be Over You (HOICapttollEMI Music)This ambitious dance project is the creation of

Italian dance legends TFoctory aka MemiWilliam Noraine (of Double Voids Please Dont Go

fame). Rio S. All well-known on Italy's dancescene, they are supported by all-round musicianDario Cork Already a dancePloor hit in its homecountry. Ill Love You is a well -produced house

tune that looks sec to conquer Europe's danceFloors.

Reknit date. May 21 (Italy)Publisher, R 8 California Phase Music

Writer's Steve Lukather, Randy GoodrumContact Nicer Spinosa. 7e1,3902 777 97 491,

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Track sixDelegation

You And l (Nicolosl Productions)You Arid t is a worm blend of retro house whichtakes you back two bygone era. The catchy

uplifting voice oP Rick Bailey, who provides thevocals for Delegation, gives the tune its PlovourThe track is the debut single oP the act's muchanticipated album Delegation Remixed You and I

is available Par licensing world-wideexcluding Italy.

Release date: June 20Publisher:

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Track eightBenny B

Able To Lave (Energy Productions, Italy)With its 808 disco sound Able to Love has

already proved popular with dance expertsacross Europe and Its across-the-board

support would suggest there is a motor summerhit In the making. The track has been licensedto established dance labels such as Strictly

Rhythm in the US. Ski in Canada Planet WorksIn Greece. EU Germany and Vale Music In SpainBenny Be aka Marco Banana is an establishedname one on the Italian DJ scene, He was alsoinvolved in the production oP I Feel So Pine byKMC Pt Dhany, which reached number one in

the UK club chartRelease date TBC

Publisher: Energy Productions Sri (SIAE) - OFPLimits (SAE)

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Track threeAvenue 69

Lore Me 4Ever(New Music Internacional( Evento Musics)

Hot Italian producers G Fanelli- F Bellini andMillomon have teamed up under the name

Avenue 69 to deliver this cool soundtrack to ahot Italian summer Love Me dEver Is the

combot debut single on Milanese dance labelNew Music and is an uplifting house crock with a

summery Feel to it It has been playlisted byItaly's Influential Radio Deeply Network. Radio105. Radio Globo and Radio Ibiza playlisted thetrack within o week of receiving the promo.

Relays dote: June 18 (in Italy)Publisher: Evento Musica S.M/Pielle ED. Musicali

S.r1rMonterosso ED Musicali SriWriters Foneltir

Contact Paolo Macchi Tel - 3902 554 00 314,poola.mcchilOnewmusicit

Track AveMore Proton

Dancing With Music (Sub -Move Productions, SUMore Proton is the brainchild of French producer

Marc Coves 6 Portuguese DJ/producer AhemPereira. Dancing with Musk Is the second anglerelease under the More Proton name. The CreekoFFers on interesting and ear -catching tune ofmelodies .5 rhythms remixed by Roy Malone( DB

Boulevard, Wandue Protect and Lucretia). AlreadyLicensed in Spain through Vole Music. in Portugal by

Obocao In Italy through Airplane Records and inGonda by Pelmet. Licensing is still available

outside these territoriesRelease date: June 30

Publisher: Punto Must PublishingWriters Marc Coves/Mouniette

Contact Alvaro Pereira. -Tel 34 606 335 149

Track sevenMcPue

Sex In Spate (Iceberg Records Denmark)hventy-year-old Anders Beth Prom Aortas Isone of the most promising dance artists to

emerge Prom Denmark. An all-rounder, Beth isrvispontible For writing. singing. recording andproducing the material Par Sev In Apace. It is avery catchy and danceable tune with uplifting

beats and a housey Peek The melodic vocalsdelivered by Maria Wachman lend the trot* asoften popper air The single Features remixesby Danish dance talents DJ Asks and Shanksdk.

which is the version included here. The crock hasbeen ploylisted by the likes oP Paul ?Modes in

Scotland and In Germany several labels are innegotiation on licensing the track.

Release data September IPublisher: Iceberg Publishing/Martian

Publishing/EMI PublishingWriters Anders Beth

Contact Non Lyngby, 45. 87 20 6600honOteberberg-recordscom

Track nineSash

Gatherer, (Virgin Germany)Soscha Lothessen, this man behind one lNe

ilerrnony's most successful dance outfits has theluxury of looking bock on on eight -year -long career -as a producer and songwriter, selling over 16

records in that period Gesboree is the del". single oP Sashts new album SaSoshlond will Li -

released M coniunction with The Sunset, as a tat,it,ekA -side The *tended mut is Featured here and hosthe makings oP a house anthem-high on energy

and with on exotic twist to it.Release dote: May 13

Publisher: Step by StepWriters Thomas AlissoniRalP Koppmeterfsasha

LappessenContact Thomas Klauks 49.89.38 195-A

Track oneDavid Gus=

Love Dont Let Me Go (Virgin Recordsfrance)This Funky tune is taken from the album Just ALittle More Love and is the second release byFrench artist David Guecta A real cocktail ofelectro. Punk and house, with its this catchy

chorus and smooth production this has all theingredients to be o big dance hit across Europe

this summerRelease date: end oP July

Publisher: Gum ProductionsWriters; GuettorGarroudNVillis

Contact Cyril Vesseffinrgin Records FranceExport Tel 331 44 54 64 74 -

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Track twoBobby Ewing

Sunlight (Big Star Records Denmark)From Miamrs Winter Music Conference to the

sunny shores of Ibiza. Bobby Ewing's angleSunlight is getting on enthusiastic response A

progressive house track with crossoverpotential it has received positive Feedback

From dance gurus Roger Sanchez Graham Gold.Paul Mendez and resident DJ at Ibiza's

legendary CoPti Mambo. Pete Dooding. One ofthe cop priorities of dance label Big Star

Records this is promising to be a major summertune. The most -played mu is byDanish producer ArtiFicial Funk

Release date: September/OctoberPublisher: Air Chrysalis Scandinavia

Writers Bobby EwingContact Oliver Zahringet Tel.,45.361 66 900,

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choice of market leader Radio Deejayhave recently come to a head with EMIItaly's sub -label Dance Factory manag-ing director Nico Spinosa writing tostation co-owner.

"I just wanted to let him know thathis playlist is rubbish and that hisstation is consistently ignoring thebest music produced in this country,"says Spinosa. "It is four or five yearssince Italy was regarded as any sortof force in the global dance scene andnothing will change until importantstations like Radio Deejay put theirsupport behind quality dance tunes."

Love Solution's I'll Be Over You, acover of an old Ibto hit, is a good exam-ple of the situation that Spinosa is fac-ing. The track is picking up radio playsin Scandinavia and across NorthernEurope, with a remix by Bini (of Bini &

Martini) already a dance -floor hit. Butneither version is getting much atten-tion in Italy. "It's always been the casethat the acts I sign work better abroad,so in a way rm used to it," adds Spinosa."But if Italy wants to regain its centralplace in the market, attitudes amongstprogrammers need to change."

European successAnother artist currently being workedby Spinosa and doing well aroundEurope is R&B artist Tiziano Ferro(Capitol/Italy). The debut singlePerdono, out in Europe with French,Spanish and English versions, hasalready shipped over 700,000 units. Ithas also recently started to take off inGermany. "Tiziano's album RossoRelativo is due out this month,"reports Spinosa. "We've also pressedup several hundred white labels of theCarlos Jean remix of Perdono whichwill be promoted around the islandsand coastal resorts this summer."

There are undeniably few genuine-ly new options for promotion, butSouthern European resorts offer onearea that has so far remained rela-tively unexploited-the Club 18-30circuit. Angie Brown, who has justfinished recording Clearing My Mindfor Ruff n Tumble Productions, will bedoing several dates around theMediterranean this summer to pro-mote the track.

"We started the groundwork inLondon by distributing 300. whitelabels to DJs and specialist retail,"says Andy Monoyos, a member of theRuff n Tumble production team. "Nowthe track is on pirate radio and thebuzz is growing in the clubs. At themoment the important thing is to putthe initial pressings out slowly to fos-ter the feeling of exclusivity that clubDJs want. We are being cautious."

Janeiro, by Solid Session(Positiva/UK) is a classic example of atrack that has been around for sometime-it was initially released 18months ago-and is now enjoying asecond life with a vocal. "The track wasreleased initially on Additive as a coolinstrumental and it did well on the ter-races," says Positiva A&R managerBen Cherrill. "Pronti & Kalmani, theproduction team behind Alice Deejay,wrote a topline for it and now it's a fullblown song." Promos, with remixes byArmin van Buuren and James Holden,are now in the clubs.

Broad appealIn & Out by XPY (Bigstar/ Denmark),a gold record in Denmark in 2000, hasbeen re-recorded by Safri Duo produc-er Michael Parsberg with the singerMarie Holm. There will also be an asyet undecided name change for thegroup. "It's already been signed by[Polydor subsidiary] Zeitgeist forGSA," says Bigstar managing directorOliver Zahringer. "In its first incarna-tion, it was a pure pop/dance tune, butthere is an opportunity to broaden theappeal with some new mixes. Zeitgeistare also planning to promote the trackin the coastal resorts."

There is already considerableinternational interest in licensing In& Out, but Zahringer is waiting to seewhat happens when the track isreleased in Germany. "The vinyl is outin Germany at the beginning of Julywith further mixes two or three weekslater," says Zahringer. "The RadioEdit will be out there in late summer."

Marc Maris' Lost In Love(Bigfoot/Germany) is another trackthat has been signed to Bigstar forthe UK, Scandinavia, Italy and SouthEast Asia plus the US and Canada,and looks set to be filling dancefloorsand climbing charts. "It's a classicpop/dance track, not at all cheesy andvery atmospheric," says Zahringer."Not only is it a great summer track,it appeals to an unusually broad audi-ence, starting with 10 -year -olds. Italso has five different mixes. We arecurrently considering using a special-ist resort promoter to get a buzz goingin Spain and Greece."

Milky (Motivo)"We've just licensed The Way YouAre by Milky from Italian labelMotivo," says Markus Wenzel ofGerman label SuperstarRecordings. "It's in the samemould as Db Boulevard-that is tosay it's a 'commercial house tunewith vocals." There are alreadytwo strong remixes, by LiquidPeople and Full Intention, thatwere originally commissioned byUK label Multiply, but Germanylikes its beats a bit harder.

"We are discussing commis-sioning something a bit morepumping and funky for theGerman market," says Wenzel."And I'm pretty sure that there'llbe a video co -financed by thevarious licencees."

Yuyu (New Music)Yuyu's Mon Petit Garcon (NewMusic/Italy), currently in the Top 20in the Italian singles chart, has nowbeen remixed by Dario Caminitaand Christian Piccinelli. The track,which in its original form is a poptune with little in the way of a dancefeel, is now set for release throughSony Music in France, Canada,Benelux, Greece and Spain in earlysummer. First to release was Greeceon June 17. "Spain will be doingsome special promotion in thecoastal resorts plus the Balearicresorts," reports Paola Macchi,international manager, New Music."Sony Music France [have already]sent the original version to radio.The French are very confident thatthey have a hit on their hands!" Thetrack also features in the currentadvertising campaign for Lanciacars.

Copyshop (Blackjack)Fred Berthet is better known asone third of French trioTroublemakers, who have, overthe last two years, established aninternational reputation as pro-ducers of quality downtempomusic. Under the name Copyshopand recording for the Aix-en-Provence label Blackjack (home ofSuperfunk and Sinema), Berthethas produced Adultery, a house -influenced tune. "The track wasinspired by minimalist, German -produced house music from labelslike Playhouse," says Berthet.

"The white labels of Adulteryare already out there and we arenow waiting to see what sort ofreactions we get. If they're strongenough, we will be putting a fullvocal over the existing track atthe end of the summer."

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Thick D (Subliminal)"We've just commissioned theremixes for Thick D's Insatiable,a track we recently signed fromUS label Subliminal," says JoelDavies, A&R manager ofMultiply. "It's a summery sort oftrack with a female vocal whichwe'll be working through thesummer in the clubs." Tworemixes, by Kid Crème andJunior Jack, form the mainthrust of the summer campaignbehind Insatiable.

"We had an exclusive pre-miere for the track on PeteTong's Radio 1 show," saysDavies. "The white labels arenow distributed and we areputting a video together.Hopefully Insatiable will start toblow up over the summer, thenwe'll be releasing the CDs with aradio edit on August 26."

Sinema (Blackjack)The Sinema single In My Eyes(Blackjack -Sound of Barclay),is a classic example of thedancefloor/radio strategy.While the original track-apure pop tune with elements

of the 80s sound-is start-ing to pick up momen-tum and radio attentionin France, the TrevorJackson remix isalready proving to b9 afavourite r the darke-

floor.The single (and the

album Love Emulator) areset for release this Junein Belgium, Switzerland,Germany, Holland, Spain,Italy, Greece; Sweden, theCzech Republic, Israel,Portugal, Australia andNew Zealand. One of tiekey factors in the cam-

paign is however, an awe-some Playgroup remix byTrevor Jackson.

"The track ana. the vari-ous remixes are set to beworked in the clubs COI theBalearic Islands byEuropropaganda this sum-

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The Gospel according to GallagherOn July 1, Oasis release their fifthalbum, Heathen Chemistry. In one ofonly a handful of interviews given topromote the record, band leaderNoel Gallagher speaks to M&Mmusic editor Adam Howorth.

t's far and away the best record since DefinitelyMaybe-I'd probably say the whole thing will bean eight out of 10." There a few if any releases inthe UK that generate the same level of hype andanticipation as a new Oasis record, and with

album number five, Heathen Chemistry (BigBrother/Epic)-out internationally July 1-theband, and particularly leader Noel Gallagher, areas bullish as ever.

Recorded at the band's own studios on the out-skirts of London, work on the new Oasis albumbegan in March 2001 and was concluded thisFebruary "In between that we went on the road fora couple of weeks to celebrate 10 years being in theband, with two weeks rehearsal, and we went onthe road with the Black Crowes for six weeks-thatwas three weeks rehearsal, so that was almostthree months," Gallagher says. "That's quite longfor us. We had to wait three months for Liam to dothe vocals. We'd have finished a long time ago-it'dbe out and rockin' by now but 'Elvis' decided he wasgoing to sing and re -sing and re -sing and re -singuntil we'd use the one he did in the first place!"

In this instance, "Elvis" is of course the youngerGallagher brother Liam, whose commitment to giving aflawless vocal performance caused tension in the studio,Noel explains. "He sings it once and it's great-and thenhe says, 'I can get it better'. And I was sat there going,But why do you want it perfect? You're not fuckin'Ronan Keating. You're a rock'n'roll singer-rock'n'roll'snot perfect. Just give it some, and leave it."'

Songwriting frameworkOne of the characteristics of Oasis is the division ofduties between the brothers-Noel writes the songsthat Liam sings. So does Noel always write with hisbrother in mind? "I try not to, 'cos if I do that it lim-its what I do. I just write songs that I like. And if it'sin a key that he can't reach then we try and fit it tomatch him. But if we can't do it, then fuck it, we can'tdo it-I'll sing it. Luckily for us I can pretty muchlook after the songs he can't sing."

One notable change in the making of HeathenChemistry from previous Oasis records is songwrit-ing contributions from other members of the bandsuch as Liam and bass player Andy Bell.

When he's not at the reins of the Oasis jugger-naut, Noel Gallagher runs his own record company,Sour Mash, based in the same building as hisband's label Big Brother and management companyIgnition. "It's probably the last true remainingrecord company in England-it's all my money," hesays of Sour Mash. "I don't take donations from anycorporate people at all-it's my record label. I doeverything: open the mail, sign and produce the

bands." Candidly, Gallagher admits, "It's turned the blame for music piracy at the doors of theinto the biggest waste of money I've ever had the record companies and, incidentally, the UK'sdispleasure of being involved in. It's like gambling trade body BPI. "There was some rumour that

[our songs] were leaked on the Internet thensome fucking knobhead from the BPI goes on[BBC] Radio 1 (CHR) and says, 'Oh yes, there isa leak on the Internet'. So then within an instantthere's half a million people on the Internet look-ing for it. So they fucked it up big time. Once yousend your master tapes to a factory for reproduc-tion, there's always somebody who's on 250 quid(euros 387) a week who's willing to get 10 grand(euros 150,000) for an Oasis CD. I understandthat, I'd be doing it myself.

"I've spoken to [Sony] when they've come to gigsand said, 'You invented the CD burner so it's yourfucking problem. If you didn't invent the CD burn-er there wouldn't be any of this, and if you didn'tinvent an MP3 player-it has Sony written on thefucking front of it. So you're to blame."'

To Gallagher, the solution to piracy is verysimple. "If Sony make a fucking CD that's non -recordable, then yeah. Now they're assuring usthat's gonna be the way forward and I'm like,`Why couldn't you have done that five flickingyears ago?' We're doing this thing for theSunday Times (British newspaper) wherethey're putting a covermount on the paper witha free CD and after the CD's been played fourtimes it wipes itself. Which makes me think,what's to stop a record company ie Sony or

in a way. We've had one album out (Proud Mary'sThe Same Old Blues), but the press won't touch itwith a bargepole because it's something to do withme and vaguely country, but we've sold 18,000records-and not one column inch and not one radio[play]. I was hoping we'd get a bit of a shortcut withthe association with me because if they wereAmerican and had funny surnames they'd be huge."

Major plansOasis were originally signed to Alan McGee's influen-tial UK indie Creation Records. When McGee sold offthe remaining 51% of the label to Sony in 2000, the

"I've got more money thanSony Records has in England

so maybe I'll buy them out

and get rid of Jamiroquai

and Toploader!"Noel Gallagher, Oasis

major took over the license for Oasis. "They're nicenice people [at Sony] but I've hardly been in theiroffices in the last 10 years," admits Gallagher. "Isigned my deal there and that was it. I don't have togo to them cap in hand. We've sold 38 million fuckingrecords in six and a half years. It's more the other wayround if anything-we're fucking keeping them injobs. I make the records, you sell them. That's whereit ends. It's not that I don't like them; I don't need anymore friends in my life. I think the more friendly youget with people at record labels the harder it is to givethem a fucking bollocking when they need one."

"We're out of contract after the next album-the sixalbum deal is up," Gallagher continues. "After that itmight not be worth our while signing a record dealwith the advent of the Internet and all that stuff-we're already half a million record sales down appar-ently because of the songs that were leaked on the Netoff the new album. So somebody's got an awful flickinglong way to go to convince me record companies areworth anything these days-they're just a bank. Andcreatively they don't get involved so I'm quite lookingforward to sitting down with all of them from themajors and saying, 'What are you gonna do for me?Because you know what I can do for you'. We don'tneed a record deal to be honest. I've got more moneythan Sony Records has in England so maybe I'll buythem out and get rid of Jamiroquai and Toploader!"

Online securityNever one to remain tight-lipped in the face ofwhat he considers an injustice, Gallagher lays

EMI, making a CD that wipes itself after 200times? You wouldn't know about it. If you wentto play the White Album and there was nothingon it you'd think hang on it's started jumpingand scratching and the music's quieter-what'sto stop them doing that? If they can do it-itwould just regenerate back catalogue, wouldn'tit? So I look at these people and think, it's avery sinister thing that they're trying to do atthe minute."

Looking back in triumph1994 - The band's debut album Definitely Maybegoes straight to number 1 in the UK as the fastestselling debut in British history. Now triple platinum ithas also sold over three million copies outside the UK.

1995 - (What's The Story) Morning Glory becomesthe biggest selling British album since The Beatles'Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

1997 - Be Here Now also makes it to number 1despite poor reviews.

2000 - Standing On The Shoulder Of Giantsnotches up their fourth number 1 in a row.

2002 -Heathen Chemistry - preceded by two hitsingles, The Hindu Times and Don't Cry YourHeart Out-is widely hailed as a return to form byboth record label and commentators.

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12 8 4 Chad Kroeger feat. Josey Scott - Roadrunner (Warner Chappell)

Like A Prayer A.CH.D.E.FLEHUN.LNL.S.WA

13 11 17 Mad'House - Bio I Various (Warner Chappell I EMI I Sony ATV)

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73 72 Lone - EGPISony (Not Listed)

#84 Sweet Freedom A.CH.D.E.GRE.NL.EWA

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40 37 4 Vanessa Carlton - A&M (Universal)

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4410 The Calling - RCA (Careers IBMG)

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10This Is My Time

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28 19 14 Marilyn Manson Maverick/Warner Bros. (Warner Chappell)

Live For Love United29 24 7 Love United - Epic (Copyright Control)

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Because The Night30 28 6 Jan Wayne - Edel (Not Listed)

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32I Need A Girl (Part 1) A.CH.D.DKFLNL.S.WA

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Just A Little33 39 6 Liberty X - V2 (EMI)

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Rainbow In The Sky79 3 Starsplash - Edel (Not Listed)

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Vi Ska Till VmlDa 83 4 Magnus Uggla - Columbia (Not Listed)

Pas Celle Que Tu Crois- Lesly Mess - EGP I Sony (Not Listed)

85 Desenchantee76 7 Kate Ryan - Antler -Subway (Not Listed)

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88 Mission Cleopatre" Snoop Doggy Dogg & Jamel Debbouze -Barclay (Not Listed)

Docteur Renaud, Mister Renard89 70 3 Renaud - Virgin (Not Listed)

Can't Take My Eyes Off You UK

LatR' Andy Williams & Denise Van Outen - Columbia (EMI)

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0 Get Freeu.4.4' The Vines - Heavenly (Sony ATV)

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CDCome Back To MeLgto Cunnie Williams - Ulm (Not Listed)

EWA One Step Closer93 74 9 S Club Juniors - Polydor (EMI I BMGI 10)

Let Me Count The Ways78 Natural - Ariola (Not Listed)

C'Est Une Belle Journee60 49 10 Mylene Farmer - Polydor (Not Listed)FWA

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Hermes House Band & DJ Otzi - EMI I Polydor (Not Listed)

Youth Of The Nation" ° RO.D. - Atlantic (Famous I Souljah)

`'Attends L'Amour63 57 Jenifer - Island (Not Listed)

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Foolish66 61 5 Ashanti - Def Jam (Not Listed)

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It's What We're All About1s4r. Sum 41 - Island (Chrysalis I EMI)

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Eminem A.CH.CZE.D.DKE.FIN.FLEUKGRE.HUNJELLNL.N.POL.P.S.WA David Bisbal1 1 4 The Eminem Show - Interscope CI 34. 34 2 Corazon Latino - Vale Music

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68 27Yannick Noah" Yannick Noah - Saint George I Columbia

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Korn ACH.CZE.D.DILE.FIN.FLEUKIRLINL.N.POLPS.WA

2 2 2 Untouchables - EpicJennifer Lopez CH.D.FL.F.UKIRLNLS.WA

45 14 J To Tha L -O! The Remixes - EpicNatasha St -Pier CH.F.WA

77 12 De L'Amour Le Mieux - Columbia

Shakira ACH.CZE.D.DKE.FIN.FLEUKGRE.HUN.IRLLNLNPOL.P.S.WA* 4 31 LaundrY Service/Servicio De Lavaderia -EpiclColumbia CIJoe Cocker ACH.CZE.D.FLEGRE.NLPOL.WA

3618 6 Respect Yourself - ParlophoneIan Van Dahl FLUK

70 61 4 Ace - Antler -Subway

David Bowie A.CH.CZE.D.DKE.FIN.FL.F.UKERL.LIVL.N.P.S.WA4 3 2 Heathen - ColumbiaWyclef Jean A.CH.D.EN

'-`4.- Masquerade - ColumbiaManolo Garcia E

14, Singles De Nunca El Tiempo Es Perdido - Ariola

Ronan Keating A.CH.D.DKFIN.FLUKGRKIRL.HL.N.S

5 5 5 Destination - PolydorVan Morrison ACH.D.E.FLUKGRE.IRLNLAS

38 23 6 Down The Road - Exile/PolydorPatricia Kaas CH.D.F.WA

72 49 16 Piano Bar - Columbia

Moby A.CH.CZE.D.DK.E.FLV.FL UKGREIRLINL.N.POL.P.S.WA

6 6 6 18 - MuteDavid Guetta CH.F.WA

66 2 Just A Little More Love - Virgin,...,, Henri SalvadorAP' Chambre Avec Vue - Source /Virgin

* * * * * SALES BREAKER *****Sophie Ellis-Bextor A CH. D UEIR 1,..VLS

7 32 4 Read My Lips - Polydor

Mango51 3 Disinamto -WEA I Kova Milky Bar - Columbia

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41 40 24 Satellite - AtlanticJean -Jacques Goldman CH_F:WA

75 6° 31 Chansons Pour Les Pieds - Columbia

1*Papa Roach ACH.DK.FINFL.F.UILIRL.LNL.N.P WA Joy Denalane A.D

8 Lovehatetragedy - Dreamworks Mamani - ColumbiaDJ Shadow FL.F.UKGRE.HIL

76 44 3 The Private Press - Island

Celine Dion A.CH.CZED.DKEFINILEUKGRE.MIVIRLINLN.POL.P.S.WA Bustamante E

9 7 13 A New Day Has Come - Columbia /Epic LI 43 46 4 Bustamante - Vale MusicSting & The Police UICIRL.LNL

77 75 18 The Best Of Sting & The Police - A&MI=1

Pink ACILD.DK_FINFLUKIRL.LNL.N.S. WA Dido FLUKIRLIWA

10113 21 M!ssundaztood - Arista 44 37 77 No Angel - Cheeky/Arista 0 Robbie Williams AD.UKNL.WA

78 63 31 Swing When You're Winning - Chrysalis

Norah Jones D.DKFLEUKIRLLNLP Soundtrack D.FLEGRE.NLWA

11 8 8 Come Away With Me - Blue Note 98 2 Le Fabuleux Destin D'Amelie Poulain - Labels/Virgin CILulu UKIRL

79 38 5 Together - Mercury

Xavier Naidoo ACH.D m..,.. Formula Abierta E012 11 " Zwischenspiel - Alles Fur Den Herrn - Naidoo Records I SPV w-" Aim Hay Mas - Vale Music 83

Scooter ACILCZED.HUN.IRLAS

6 Encore - Live And Direct - Kontor/Edel

Patrick Bruel CH.F.WA Kent FINNS

14 3 Entre-Deux - RCA 47 52 1° Vapen & Ammuntion - RCALynda Lemay CILF.WA

81 43 10 Les Lettres Rouges - WEA

Queen UKIRL Lauryn Hill AULD FL.F.NL.N.S.WA

14 9 6 Greatest Hits I, II & III - Parlophone 48 28 7 MTV Unplugged 2.0 - ColumbiaMs. Dynamite UK

82 47 2 A Little Deeper - Polydor

Kylie Minogue CH.D.FL.F.UKGRE.IRL.LNLWA

15 15 38 Fever - Parlophone CILiberty X

49 42 4 Thinking It Over - V2Soundtrack CH.FL.F.GRE.P.WA

93 82 10 liable Con Ella (Alberto Iglesias) - Milan I BMG I Universal

Renaud CH.F.WA

16 10 4 Boucan D'Enfer - VirginWestlife D.UKIRL.NLS

54 32 World Of Our Own - RCABohse Onkelz AD

84 71 10 Dopamin _ virgin

Enrique Iglesias A.CH.D.FLUKGRE.IRL.NLPS.WA

17 12 34 Escape - Interscope CINek CH.I

51 53 4 Le Cose Da Difendere - WEATomas Ledin FINS

85 64 2 Hela Vagen - Anderson I WEA

Ashanti ACH.D.FL.F.UKNL.WA

34 19 9 Ashanti - Del JamTocotronic AD52020 2 Tocotronic - Dos Or Die I Zomba

Laith Al-beenDMelomanie - Columbia

ACILD.E.GRELWA Mary J. Bilge CH. L.F.UKIRLIVL

IQ9 22 18 TiRoziss.o 1:1Fat:Ivo -EMI 53 41 20 No More Drama -MCA11

Budka Suflera PO

90 Mokre Oczy - Pomaton /EMI

Anastacia ACH.D.DKE.FIN.FLUK.IIUN.IRL.LNL.N.P.S.WA

20 16 30 Freak Of Nature - Epic CI

Magnus Uggla54 57 4 Klassiska Masterverk - Columbia

Noir Desir CH.ELWA

88 M 3 Des Visages Des Figures - Barclay

Nickelback A.CH.D.EUKERL.NLES.WA

21. 17 25 Silver Side Up - Roadrunner 0 Marco Borsato FLNL62 17Onderweg - Polydor

Blue FLUKIRL

89 78 30 All Rise - Innocent /Virgin

Puddle Of Mudd A.CH.D.UK1RL

' " Come Clean - GeffenManu Tenorio

56 48 8 Manu Tenorio - Pep's /Vale Musicno K0 92 8 Cheno a -a Vale Music

Indochine CH.F.WA Alicia Keys CH.D.F.UKIRLIVL.WA

30 15 Paradize - Columbia 57 56 44 Songs In A Minor -J1=1

Gentleman AD

97 3 Journey To Jah - Columbia

Mike Oldfield ACHCZE.D.E.GRE.HUN.POLS

24. 24 3 Tres Lunas - WEABadly Drawn Boy URIRL

68 11 About A Boy - OST - Twisted Nerve I XLKosheen AD.UK

92 91 ' Resist - Moksha I Arista

Manowar A.CH.CZE.D.E.HUN.S

25 21 4 Warriors Of The World - Nuclear Blast 'VariousIch Troje POL

65 5 Po Piate...A Nidech Gadaja - Izabelin I UniversalThe Everly Brothers UK

93 36 5 The Definitive - Warner Strategic Marketing

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26 27 2 Spider Man - Roadrunner/ColumbiaReinhard Mey AD

70 7 Rum Hart - EMIStar Academy CH.F

94 72 4 Les Singles - Island

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3 The Best Of Umberto Tozzi - WEAStereophonics UKIRL

99 3 Just Enough Education To Perform - V21=1

TheACH.D.DKUKI.N.S26 39 8 CaminoCalling

P .alintro - RCAThe Real Group & Eric Ericson

79 Stamning - Virgin,.,_ Marc Anthony CH.E.GRE.S0 LoP Mended - Columbia

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29 33 5 Witchcraft - WEAAretha Franklin uluRL CD ,,,., Alanis Morissette A.CH.D.LAILWA

14,1'" Under Rug Swept - Maverick /Warner Bros. ii6' 3 Respect - The Very Best Of - Warner Strategic Marketing

. New Found Glory EUICIRL

30 L'ir Sticks And Stones - MCA,, Donots AD

14.3. Amplify The Good Times - Supersonic /Gun I Ariola..,.. Jamiroquai EUKP

'0" A Funk Odyssey - Sony S21=1

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31 26 8 Lifelines - WEA,...., L5 F

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99 87 4 Beyond Imagination - Sony Classical

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66 50 17 The Essential Barbra Streisand - Columbia@ ,,., Alex Ubago

'''' 4Que Pides Tu? - DRO

Ligabue CH.I Britney Spears A.CH_D.FLF.6RE.HUNIRLNL.S.WA

35 8 Fuori Come Va? -WEA 67 55 33 Britney - Jive CI

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TW LW SINGLES1 1 Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (RCA)2 NE Oasis - Stop Crying Your Heart Out(Big Brother)3 NE Christina Milian - When You Look At Me (Def Soul)4 NE Nelly - Hot In Herre (Universal)5 7 Scooter - Ramp! The Logical Song (Edel)6 4 Chad Kroeger feat. Josey Scott - Hero (Roadrunner)7 NE Mis-Teeq - Roll On/This Is How We Do It (Telstar)8 2 Kylie Minogue - Love At First Sight (Parlophone)9 5 Eminem - Without Me (Interscope)10 8 Liberty X - Just A Little (V2)TW LW Alaimo

1 1 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Interscope)2 50 Sophie Ellis -Bettor - Read My Lips(Polydor)3 2 Queen - Greatest Hits I, II & III (Parlophone)4 NE Papa Roach - Lovehatetragedy(Dreamworks)5 3 Ronan Keating - Destination (Polydor)6 9 Kylie Minogue Fever (Parlophone)7 6 Norah Jones - Come Away With Me (Blue Note)8 7 Enrique Iglesias - Escape (Interscope)9 8 Squeeze -The Big Squeeze -The Very Best Of (Universal TV)

10 NE New Found Glory - Sticks And Stones(MCA)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Eminem - Without Me (Polydor)2 2 Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Epic)3 3 Tiziano Ferro - Perdono (EMI)4 4 B3 - (Hansa)5 8 Xavier Naidoo - Bevor Du Gehst (SPV)6 5 Wonderwall - Just More (WEA)7 7 Jan Wayne - Because The Night (Edel)8 NE Groove Coverage - Moonlight Shadow (Universal)9 6 No Angels - Something About Us (Polydor)

10 NE Nelly - Hot In Herre (Universal)TW LW ALBUMS

1 2 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Polydor)2 3 Xavier Naidoo Zwischenspiel - Ales Far Den Herrn (SPV)

3 6 Shakira - Laundry Service (Epic)4 1 Korn - Untouchables (Epic)5 7 Ronan Keating - Destination (Polydor)6 4 David Bowie - Heathen (Columbia)7 11 Pink - M!ssundaztood (Ariola)8 9 Wonderwall - Witchcraft (WEA)9 14 Tiziano Ferro - Rosso Relativo (EMI)

10 8 Manowar Warriors Of The World (Nuclear Blast/East West)

TW LW SINGLE,1 1 Marlene & Phil Barney - Us Enfant De Tai (Avrep/BMG)

2 2 Bratisla Boys - Stach Stach (M6 Int./Sony)3 3 Indochine - J'Ai Demon& La Lune (Columbia)4 4 Shakira - Whenever Wherever (Epic)5 7 David Guetta - Love Don't Let Me Go(Virgin)6 5 Mad'House - Like A Prayer (Ulm)7 6 Natacha St Pier - Tu Trouveras (Columbia)8 51 Eminem - Without Me (Polydor)9 17 David Charvet - Leap Of Faith/Jusqu'Au Bout (Mercury)

10 14 Mad'House - Holiday (Ulm)TW LW Atetrms1 2 Patrick Bruel - Entre-Deux (RCA)2 1 Renaud - Boucan D'Enfer (Virgin)3 4 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Polydor)4 5 Indochine - Paradize (Columbia)5 3 David Bowie - Heathen (Columbia)6 11 David Guetta - Just A Little More Love (Virgin)7 8 Moby - 18 (Mute/Labels)8 12 Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come (Columbia)9 30 Soundtrack - Le Fabuleux Destin D'Amelie Poulain (Labels Virgin)

10 29 L5 - L5 (Mercury)

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ITALYTW LW SINGLES1 NE Oasis - Stop Crying Your Heart Out (Epic)2 2 Alizee - Moi...Lolita (Polydor)3 4 Shakira - Whenever Wherever (Epic)4 1 The Calling - Wherever You Will Go (BMG Ricordi)5 3 Eminem - Without Me (Universal)6 7 Noir Desir - Le Vent Nous Portera (Polydor)7 6 Pink - Don't Let Me Get Me (BMG Ricordi)8 5 Nek - Sei Solo Tu (WEA)9 NE Holly Valance - Kiss Kiss (WEA)

10 8 Kylie Minogue - Love At First Sight (EMI)TW LW Aintrms

1 1 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)2 2 Ligabue - Fuori Come Va? (WEA)3 4 Mango - Disincanto (WEA)4 3 Korn - Untouchables (Epic)5 5 Nek - Le Cose Da Difendere (WEA)6 8 Shakira - Laundry Service (Epic)7 10 Umberto Tozzi - The Best Of Umberto Tozzi (WEA)

8 7 Norah Jones - Come Away With Me (EMI)9 12 Tiziano Ferro - Rosso Relativo (EMI)

10 6 David Bowie - Heathen (Columbia)

SPAIN HOLLAND FLANDERS SWEDENTW LW SINGLES TW LW SINGLES

1 NE Paulina Rubio - Don't Say Goodbye (Mimic/Universal) 1 7 Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (BMG)2 1 Las Ketchup - Asereje (Columbia) 2 5 Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Epic)3 NE Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (RCA) 3 1 Eminem - Without Me (Universal)4 2 Chayanne - Torero (Columbia) 4 4 Kate Ryan - Desenchantee (Antler-Subway/EMI)5 3 Eminem - Without Me (Polydor) 5 2 Brainpower - Dansplaat (Pies)6 NE Nark Ferg6 Brisa De Esperanza (Universal/Vale Music) 6 3 Ronan Keating - If Tomorrow Never Comes (Polydor)

7 NE Kylie Minogue - Love At First Sight (EMI) 7 9 Fat Joe feat. Ashanti - What's Luv?(Warner)8 4 RuPaul & Gitta - You're No Lady (Vale Music) 8 6 K -Otis - Falling (Jive/Zomba)9 6 Juanes - A Dios Le Pido (Polydor) 9 16 Dijk - Ga In Mijn Schoenen Staan (Mercury)

10 5 Mike Oldfield - To Be Free (WEA) 10 21 Blef - Mooie Dag (EMI)TW LW Ainums TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 David Bisbal - Corazon Latino (Vale Music) 1 1 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)2 2 Bustamante Bustamante (Vale Music) 2 3 Marco Borsato - Onderweg (Polydor)3 NE Formula Abierta - Ann Hay Mas (Vale Music) 3 2 Shakira - Laundry Service (Epic)4 3 Manu Tenorio - Manu Tenorio(Pep's/Vale Music) 4 6 Bled - Blauwe Ruis (EMI)5 NE Manolo Garcia - Singles De Nora El Tiempo Es Perdido (Arida) 5 7 Hans Teeuwen - Dat Dan Weer Wel (CNR)6 6 Chenoa - Chenoa (Vale Music) 6 5 Kane - So Glad You Made It (BMG)

7 7 Alex Ubago - 4Que Pides Tu? (DRO) 7 4 Ronan Keating - Destination (Polydor)8 4 Rosa - Rosa (RCA/Vale Music) 8 15 Brainpower - Verschil Meet Er Zijn (Pias)9 5 Mike Oldfield - Tres Lunas (WEA) 9 8 Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come. (Columbia)

10 8 Gisela - Parte De Mi (Vale Music) 10 13 Emma Shapplin - Etterna (Universal)

TW LW SINGLES1 3 Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Epic)2 2 Eminem - Without Me (Universal)3 7 Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation(BMG)4 1 112 - Dance With Me (BMG)5 4 Ronan Keating - If Tomorrow Never Comes (Polydor)6 5 Kate Ryan - Desenchantee (Antler -Subway)7 23 K3 - Feest (BMG)8 6 Shaggy & Ali G - Me Julie (Univrsal)9 18 Dynamite - De Pizza Dans (ARS)

10 9 Pink - Don't Let Me Get Me (BMG)TW LW ALBUMS1 1 Marco Borsato - Onderweg (Polydor)2 2 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)3 5 Korn - Untouchables (Epic)4 11 Samson & Gert - Oh La La La! (S & G 12) (Universal)

5 3 Moby - 18 (Mute/PIAS)6 4 David Bowie - Heathen (Columbia)7 6 Shakira - Laundry Service (Epic)8 56 Kate Ryan - Different (Antler -Subway)9 NE Papa Roach - Lovehatetragedy (Universal)

10 59 Sven Van Hees - Calypso (BMG)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Magnus Uggla - Vi Ska Till Vm! (Sony)2 2 Eminem - Without Me (Universal)3 3 Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Sony)4 4 Ronan Keating - If Tomorrow Never Comes (Universal)

5 7 Pink - Don't Let Me Get Me (BMG)6 5 Markoolio - Jag Orknar Inte Mer! (Bonnier)7 8 Anastacia - Boom (Sony)8 10 Lutricia McNeal - Perfect Love (Bonnier)9 9 Fredrik Kempe - Vincero (Universal)

10 6 Supernatural - Supernatural (Warner)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Magnus Uggla - Klassiska Masterverk(Sony)2 3 The Real Group & Eric Ericson - Stamping (Virgin)3 4 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)4 2 Tomas Ledin - Hela Vagen (Warner)5 5 Kent - Vapen & Ammuntion6 NE David Bowie - Heathen7 NE Korn - Untouchables

(BMG)(Sony)(Sony)

8 6 Helen Sjoholm - Visor (Sony)9 14 Uno & Freda - Samling 2002 (Warner)

10 7 Various Artists - 20028venska Officiella Vimarplattan (Sony)

DENMARK NORWAY FINLAND IRELANDTW LW SiNutes

1 1 Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (BMG)2 2 Eminem - Without Me (Universal)3 NE Nik & Jay - Nik & Jay (Capitol)4 9 Junior Senior - Move Your Feet (Capitol)5 NE Sophie Ellis-Benor Get Over You/Move liiis Mountain (Universal)

6 10 P. Diddy feat. Usher & Loon - I Need A Girl (Part 1) (BMG)

7 6 Ronan Keating - If Tomorrow Never Comes (Universal)8 13 Vanessa Carlton - A Thousand Miles (Universal)9 7 Kylie Minogue - Love At First Sight (EMI)

10 5 Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Sony)TW LW ALBUMS

1 3 Razz - Kickflipper (Universal)2 NE Det Brune Punktum - Far Brugte Ikke Naget (Capitol)3 4 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)4 1 David Bowie - Heathen (Sony)5 5 DJ Aligator Project The Sound Of Scandinavia(Capitol)

6 7 Simon & Garfunkel - The Best Of... (Sony)7 8 Kristian & Jesper - Harmonika Traffere (EMI)8 6 C.V. Jorgensen - Fraklip Fra Det Fjerne (Sony)9 9 A -Ha - Lifelines (Warner)

10 10 Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come (Sony)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (BMG)2 2 Eminem - Without Me (Universal)3 3 Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Sony)4 5 Scooter - Nessaja (Edel)5 4 Ronan Keating - If Tomorrow Never Comes (Universal)

6 6 Peaches - Rosa Helikopter (Bonnier)7 8 Marilyn Manson - Tainted Love (Warner)8 9 Pink - Don't Let Me Get Me (BMG)9 11 Trucks - It's Just Porn Mum (Universal)

10 7 Sugababes - Freak Like Me (Universal)TW LW ALBUMS1 1 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)2 4 Kent - Vapen & Ammuntion (BMG)3 2 David Bowie - Heathen (Sony)4 3 A -Ha - Lifelines (Warner)5 5 D.D.E. - Her Bli Det Liv- De Beste 199 (EMI)6 6 Ronan Keating - Destination (Universal)7 NE Wyclef Jean - Masquerade (Sony)8 7 Scooter - Encore - Live And Direct (Playground)9 9 Shakira - Laundry Service (Sony)

10 10 Finn Kalvik - Klassisk Kalvik (Virgin)

TW LW Sercies1 1 Apulanta - Saasta2 3 Eminem - Without Me

(Levy-Yhtiti)(Universal)

3 2 CMX - Pohjoista Leveyttii (EMI)4 4 Nightwish - Ever Dream (Spinefarm)5 10 Bom(uuilt Mc's ft. Jessica Foleker-IC rack 11) Something Going On (Sony)

6 NE Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (BMG)7 7 'Fyrtivyii - Uskoin Nfin (Megamania)8 9 Scandinavian Music Group - Tallaisena Kesaynna (BMG)9 5 The 69 Eyes - Betty Blue (Poko)

10 8 Rockin' Da North - Pelkkati ViihdettX(BMG)TW LW ALBUMS1 2 Eminem - The Eminem Show2 1 Nightwish - Century Child3 4 Jean S - K.esemieX4 6 Shakira - Laundry Service5 3 Korn - Untouchables

(Universal)(Spinefarm)

(Edel)(Sony)(Sony)

6 7 Sakari Kuosmanen - Pieni Sydan (EMI)7 5 Kent - Vapen & Ammuntion (BMG)8 22 Pauli Hanhiaiemen Perunateatteri - Parhaat (Universal)9 13 Bomfunk MC's - Burnin' Sneakers (Sony)

10 9 Disco - Musta Sydan (BMG)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (RCA)2 NE Scooter - Ramp! The Logical Song (Eden3 4 Chad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott - Hero (Roadrunner/Universal)

4 2 Eminem - Without Me (Interscope)5 5 Liberty X - Just A Little (V2)6 NE Oasis - Stop Crying Your Heart Out (Big Brother)7 NE Christina Milian - When You Look At Me (Def Soul)8 6 Enrique Iglesias - Escape (Interscope)9 3 Irish World Cop Squad Here Goo The Gold Trees (Varner Strategic Marketing)

10 7 Kylie Minogue - Love At First Sight(Parlophone)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Interscope)2 3 Enrique Iglesias - Escape (Interscope)3 2 Korn - Untouchables (Epic)4 NE Papa Roach - Lovehatetragedy(Dreamworks)5 4 Dido - No Angel (Cheeky/Arista)6 7 Shakira - Laundry Service (Epic)7 5 Pink - M!ssundaztood (Arista)8 10 Nickelback - Silver Side Up (Roadrunner/Universal)9 9 Kylie Minogue - Fever (Parlophone)

10 8 Moby - 18 (Mute)

SWITZERLAND AUSTRIA PORTUGAL GREECE

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Eminem - Without Me (Universal)2 3 Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Sony)3 2 Fat Joe feat. Ashanti - What's Luv? (Warner)4 6 Tiziano Ferro - Xdono (EMI)5 13 Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (BMG)6 4 Bratisla Boys - Stach Stach (DOF)7 5 Mad'House - Like A Prayer (Phonag)8 11 P. Diddy feat. Usher & Loon - I Need A Girl (Part 11 BMG(

9 7 Shakira - Whenever Wherever (Sony)10 12 Love United - Live For Love United (Sony)TW LW ALBUMS

1 2 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)2 3 Patrick Bruel - Entre-Deux (BMG)3 1 Renaud - Boucan D'Enfer (Virgin)4 NE Papa Roach - Lovehatetragedy (Universal)5 8 Shakira - Laundry Service (Sony)6 4 Moby - 18 (Mute/Musikvertrieb)7 7 David Bowie - Heathen (Sony)8 5 Korn - Untouchables (Sony)9 10 Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come (Sony)

10 6 Polo Hofer Uad Die Schmetterband tangischaung (EMI)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Eminem - Without Me (Universal)2 2 Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Sony)3 3 Tiziano Ferro - Perdono (EMI)4 4 Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation (BMG)5 5 Wonderwall - Just More (Warner)6 11 B3 - 1.010. (BMG)7 6 Jan Wayne - Because The Night (Edel)8 9 Chad Krueger feat. Josey Scott - Hero (Roadrannerthiusical

9 7 Ronan Keating - If Tomorrow Never Comes(Universal)

10 10 Novaspace - Time After Time (Universal)TW LW ALBUMS1 1 Eminem - The Eminem Show2 2 Korn - Untouchables3 3 Seer - Junischee4 5 Shakira - Laundry Service5 4 David Bowie - Heathen

(Universal)(Sony)(Sony)(Sony)(Sony)

6 13 Nockahn Quintett - Das Madchen Atlantis (Koch)7 NE Kurt Ostbahn - Kurtiositaten (Universal)8 NE Papa Roach - Lovehatetragedy (Universal)9 6 Tocotronic - Tocotronic (Zomba)

10 8 Xavier Naidoo Zwischenspiel idles Fur Den Henn (Musical

TW LW SINGLES1 10 Entre Vozes - Marchas Populares (Vidisco)2 NE Chad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott - Hero (Roadrunner)

3 3 Lamb - Gabriel (Universal)4 1 Paulo Gonzo - Mundial (Sony)5 NE Marilyn Manson - Tainted Love (Warner)6 NE Lamb - Sweet (Universal)7 7 George Michael - Freeek! (Universal)8 2 Enrique Iglesias - Escape (Universal)9 NE Shakira - Underneath Your Clothes (Sony)

10 NE Lenny Kravitz - Believe In Me (Virgin)TW LW ALBUMS

1 2 Norah Jones - Come Away With Me (EMI)2 1 Shakira - Laundry Service (Sony)3 3 Xutos & Ponta* Sei Onde Tu Estasi Ao Vivo 2001 (EMI)

4 4 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)5 6 Michael Bolton - Only A Woman Like You (Jivegomba)

6 5 Lenny Kravitz - Lenny (Virgin)7 NE Madredeus - Electronics (Capitol)8 7 Korn - Untouchables (Sony)9 8 Sarah Connor - Green Eyed Soul (Sony)

10 9 Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come (Sony)

TW LW SINGLES1 NE Levteris Pantazis - Gia Proti Fora (Alpha)2 1 Notis Sfakiakis - Anixis (Universal)3 2 Etsede - Strofi Sto Leko (Lyra)4 3 One - Gimme (EMI)5 NE Mario Fragoulis - Vincero Perdero/Luna Rosa (Sony)6 7 Eminem - Without Me (Univrsal)7 6 David Usher - Black Black Heart (Capitol)8 5 Antzela Dimitriou - Tina Ta Kano (EMI)9 9 Sofia Arbaniti - Dynami (Nitro)

10 NE Filippos Pliataikas Dakhtylidia Tis Aygis (EMI)

TW LW ALEC-NIS

1 1 Emma Shapplin - Etterna (Universal)2 2 Eminem - The Eminem Show (Universal)3 NE Various Artists - 2002 Fifa World Cup(Sony)4 4 Bomfunk MC's - Burnin' Sneakers (Sony)5 10 Moby - 18 (Mute/Virgin)6 6 Soundtrack - Spider Man (Sony)7 7 Joe Cocker - Respect Yourself (EMI)8 9 Archive - You All Look The Same To Me (Warner)9 16 Sarah Brightman - Encore (Universal)

10 5 Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come (Sony)

Based on the national sales charts from 16 European markets. Information supplied by The Official Charts Co. (UK) Full chartservice by Media Control GmbH 0048-7221466201 (Germany); SNEP (France);Fimi-Nielsen (Italy); Stichting Mega Top 100 (Holland); Stiehting Promuvi (Belgium); IPSOS/Mahan-IFPI (Hungary); GLF/IFPI (Sweden); IFPI/Nielsen Marketing Research Denmark); VG ( Norway); ALEF MBIAFYVE (Spain);

YLE 2 Radiomafia/WPI (Finland); IFPI (Ireland); AFP (Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Austria); MI chartservice by Media Control AG 0041-250 4455 (Switzerland); IFPI CR (Creek) Republic). Labels listed are the national marketing companies.

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SALES

AIRBORNEThe pick of the week's new singles

by Miriam Hubner & Maggie Ramsey

FERRIS MCVIEL ZU SPAT(Yo Mama)Release date: June 24Ferris MC is one of thepioneers of German hip -hopand one of the mostexcessive and controversialof the country's musicians.

He also incorporates elements of rock and evennu -metal into his music. Growing up in Bremen innorthern Germany, he quickly made a name forhimself with his outspoken lyrics and deep, huskyvoice. Two years ago he won the won an Echo forBest Newcomer. Viel Zu Spat is the first track onthe EP of the same name and is a dynamic hip -hoprecord with a party energy to it. The track isproduced by rapper and producer Tobi Tobsen,who also worked with one of Hamburg's mostsuccessful hip -hop outfits 5 Sterne Deluxe. RoelOosthout, head of music at urban station PlanetRadio in Frankfurt says, "The track is not a newinvention of German hip-hop-the lyrics are a bitflat and immature. The production is good, but notvery innovative. It has the sound of classicGerman hip -hop -as it sounded three or fouryears ago. Therefore I think it will be difficult forthe track to cross formats and be playlisted byCHR stations." MH

Currently playing at: ORB/Fritz/Germany, HR XXL/Germany, PlanetRadio/Germany, Megaradio/Germany

ENRIQUE IGLESIASLOVE TO SEE You CRY(Interscope)Release date: June 3Much of EnriqueIglesias' success isattributed to hiscontribution tointroducing Latin music

to mainstream pop. He was raised andeducated in America, and made his musicaldebut in 1995 combining Spanish andEnglish language lyrics and beats. As aresult of his multi -culture heritage his fanbase extends internationally. His fifthalbum, Escape, released November 1, hasalready landed three hits, but whether LoveTo See You Cry will make it four times luckyis in doubt, according to Stephan Laack, headof music at Eins Live (CHR) in Germany."We've had no audience reaction," saysLaack, who has been playing the single forover three weeks. "It is not as strong as thesingles before. I don't think it's going to be amassive summer hit in Germany." The recordhas a similar beat to Be With You andBailamos, which both helped establishIglesias. However, Love To See You Crymoves away from his two previous hits with amore soulful vocal performance which shouldappeal to a wide range of formats. MR

Currently played at: VRT Radio Donna/Belgium, Radio Framboise/Sydizer-land, Bayern 3/Germany, Ens Live/Germany, Cadena 40

Principales/Spain, RTL/France, RTL 102.5 Hit Radio/Tialy, Radio SWH/Latvia,Nordzee FM/Holland, Radi 538/Holland, Radio Stockholm/Sweden

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> 1 1HOT IN HEREFO' REEL/UNIVERSAL NELLY

2 2 WITHOUT MEWEB/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE EMINEM

3 3 FOOLISHMURDER INC./DEF JAM/IDJMG ASHANTI

> 4 5 OH BOYROC-A-FEWVDEFJAWIDJMG CAM'RON FEAT. JUE1/ SANTANA

> 5 8 HEROCOLUMBIA/ROADRUNNER/IDJMG CHAD KROEGER FEAT J.SCOTI

> 6 6 THE MIDDLEDREAMWORKS JIMMY EAT WORLD

7 4 I NEED A GIRL (PART ONE)BAD BOY/ARISTA P.DIDDY FEAT. USHER & LOON

8 7 A THOUSAND MILESA&M/INTERSCOPE VANESSA CARLTON

9 9 ADDICTIVEAFIERMAN/INTERSCOPE TRUTH HURTS FEAT. RAKIM

10 10 I'M GONNA BE ALRIGHTEPIC JENNIFER LOPEZ FEAT. NAS

>11 18 COMPLICATEDARISTA AVRIL LAVIGNE

>1 2 12 STILL FLYCASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL BIG TYMERS

1 3 - I NEED A GIRL (PART 2)BAD BOY/ARISTA P.DIDDY FEAT. USHER & LOON

>14 14 DAYS GO BYCREDENCE/CAPITOL DIRTY VEGA

15 ii WHAT'S LUV?TERROR SQUADJATLANMC FAT JOE FEAT.ASHANTI

16 17 HALF CRAZYDEF SOUL/IDJMG MUSIQ

>1 7 13 HELLA GOODINTERSCOPE NO DOUBT

>1 8 - FULL MOONATLANTIC BRANDY

>19 19 SOAK UP THE SUNA&M/INTERSCOPE SHERYL CROW

>2 0 20 BLURRYFLAWLESS/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE PUDDLE OF MUDD

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> 1 1THE EMINEM SHOWVVEB/AFTERMETH/INTERSCOPE EMINEM

2 NE LOVE HATE TRAGEDYDREAMWORKS/INTERSCOPE PAPA ROACH

> 3 2 UNTOUCHABLESIMMORTAL/EPIC KORN

4 3 TOTALLY HITS 2002WARNER MUSIC GROUP/BMG VARIOUS ARTISTS

5 10 LET GOARISTA AVRIL LAVIGNE

> 6 NE MASQUERADECOLUMBIA/CRG WYCLEF JEAN

> 7 6 ASHANTIMURDER INC./DEF JAM/IDJMG ASHANTI

8 5 P.DIDDY &BAD BOY RECORDS PRESENT...WE INVENTED THE REMIX

BAD BOY/ARISTA VARIOUS ARTISTS

> 9 NE GRAVITYCOLUMBIA/CRG OUR LADY PEACE

>10 15 MISUNDAZSTOODARISTA PINK

>11 NE BORDER GIRLUNIVERSAL PAUUNO RUBIO

12 8 NO SHOES. NO SHIRT, NO PROBLEMBNA/RLG KENNY CHESNEY

13 11C'MON C'MONINTERSCOPE SHERYL CROW

14 9 LIFE GOES ONUNTOUCHABLES/ARISTA DONELL JONES

15 19 DIRTY VEGASCREDENCE/CAPITOL DIRTY VEGAS

1 6 - DISNEY'S ULO & STITCHWALT DISNEY SOUNDTRACK

17 HOOD RICHCASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL/IMRG BIG TYMERS

18 17 NOW 9UNIVERSAL/EMI/ZOMBA/SONY/UMRG VARIOUS ARTISTS

19 20 JOSH GROBAN143/REPRISE/WARNER BROS. JOSH GROBAN

20 18 SPIDER -MANROADRUNNER/COLUMBIA/IDJMG/CRG SOUNDTRACK

Records with greatest sales and/or airplay gains. © 2002, Billboard/VNU Business Media.

Eurochart A/Z IndexesHot 100 singles4 My People 45 L'Agitateur 59

A Little Less Conversation 2 Le Bon Choix 99

A Thousand Miles 40 Leap Of Faith/Jusqu'Au Bout 22

Be Cool 78 Let Me Count The Ways 94

Because The Night 30 Light My Fire 54Bevor Du Gehst 26 Like A Prayer 13

Bimbo 98 Live For Love United 29Blurry 57 Live Is Life 61

Boom 43 Loud & Proud 42

Bop Bop Baby 50 Love At First Sight 14

Can't Take My Eyes Off You 90 Love Don't Let Me Go 18

C'Est Une Belle Journee 60 Mission Cleopatre 88

Chanson D'Emilie Julie Et Le Grand Olsen 96 Moi...Lolita 95

Come Back To Me 92 Moonlight Shadow 35

Deadstar/In Your World 53 Murder On The Dancefloor 20

Desenchant'e 85 Nessaja 79Docteur Renaud, Mister Renard 89 One Step Closer 93Don't Let Me Get Me 16 Pas Celle Que Tu Crois 84

Dove (I'll Be Loving You) 65 Perdono 4

En Apesanteur 97 Qui Est L'Exemple 52

Escape 55 Rainbow In The Sky 82

Fame 49 Ramp! The Logical Song 24

Faut Passer Ton Bac 38 Rhythm Of The Night 87

Foolish 66 Roll On/This Is How We Do It 34Freak Like Me 47 She Loves Me Not 68

Full Moon 46 Si Fragiles 77

Get Free 91 Something About Us 36

Get Me Off 81 Stach Stach 7

Get Over You/Move This Mountain 41 Stop Crying Your Heart Out 9

Girlfriend 80 Sweet Freedom 74

Got What You Need 64 Tainted Love 28Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel 67 This Is My Time 56Hella Good 71 Three Lions 69Hero 12 Time After Time 72

Holiday 21 Tourne Toi Benoit 58Hot In Herre 8 Tourner Des Pages 75How You Remind Me 37 Tous Ensemble 76

I Am What I Am 48 Toute Seule 73

I Love Rock'N'Roll 39 Tu Trouveras 25

I Need A Girl (Part 1) 32 Un Enfant De Toi 6

If Tomorrow Never Comes 15 Underneath Your Clothes 3

I.O.I.O. 17 Vi Ska Till Vm! 83

It's Ok 31 We're On The Ball 70

It's What We're All About 100 What's Luv? 19

J'Ai Demande La Lune 11 When You Look At Me 10

J'Ai Tout Imagine 86 When You Think About Me 51J'Attends L'Amour 63 Whenever Wherever/Suerte 5

Just A Little 33 Wherever You Will Go 44Just More 27 Without Me 1

Kiss Kiss 23 Youth Of The Nation 62

Top. 100 albumsA -Ha 31 Liberty X 49Anastacia 20 Ligabue 33Marc Anthony 96 Jennifer Lopez 35Ashanti 18 Lulu 79

Badly Drawn Boy 58 Mango 40David Bisbal 34 Manowar 25Mary J. Blige 53 Reinhard Mey 60Blue 89 Kylie Minogue 15

Bihse Onkelz 84 Moby 6

Marco Borsato 55 Alanis Morissette 97David Bowie 4 Van Morrison 38Patrick Bruel 13 Ms. Dynamite 82Budka Suflera 87 Myslovitz 74

Bustamante 43 Xavier Naidoo 12

The Calling 28 Nek 51

Chenoa 90 New Found Glory 30Joe Cocker 36 Nickelback 21

Ian Van Dahl 70 Yannick Noah 68Leith Al-Deen 86 Noir Desir 88Joy Denalane 42 Mike Oldfield 24Dido 44 Operababes 99Celine Dion 9 Papa Roach 8

Donots 64 Pink 10

Sophie Ellis-Bextor 7 P.O.D. 41Eminem 1 Puddle Of Mudd 22

The Everly Brothers 93 Queen 14

Tiziano Ferro 19 The Real Group & Eric Ericson 62

Formula Abierta 46 Renaud 16

Aretha Franklin 63 Henri Salvador 73

Manolo Garcia 71 Scooter 80

Gentleman 91 DJ Shadow 76Jean -Jacques Goldman 75 Shakira 3

David Guetta 39 Soundtrack - Hable Con Ella 83

Lauryn Hill 48 Soundtrack - Le Fabulous Deans D'Amelie Poulain 45

Ich Troje 59 Soundtrack- Spider Man 26

Enrique Iglesias 17 Britney Spears 67Indochine 23 Squeeze 32

Jamiroquai 98 Star Academy 94

Wyclef Jean 37 Stereophonics 95

Norah Jones 11 Sting & The Police 77

Patricia Kaas 72 Natasha St -Pier 69Ronan Keating 5 Barbra Streisand 66

Kent 47 Manu Tenorio 56

Alicia Keys 57 Tocotronic 52

Korn 2 Umberto Tozzi 61

Kosheen 92 Alex Ubago 100

Lenny Kravitz 27 Magnus Uggla 54L5 65 Westlife 50Tomas Ledin 85 Robbie Williams 78Lynda Lemay 81 Wonderwall 29

MUSIC & MEDIA C) JULY 6 , 2 0 0 2AmericanRadioHistory.Com

DANCE

DANCE BEATThe weekly dance chart comment by Harald Roth

As predicted, Moony's Dove (I'll Be Loving You)(Airplane!) makes it to the number one spotthis week, ensuring a second European DanceTraxx number one for the vocalist. Just 11weeks ago, she spent three weeks at the top ofthe chart as the vocalist on DB Boulevard'sPoint Of View (Airplane!).

While two former chart -toppers,Mad'House and Shakedown, are slowly slid-ing back down the chart, Kylie Minogue isemerging as a prime candidate for a top threeplacing. Her latest release Love At First Sight(Parlophone) has shot up from 17 to numberseven on this week's list. Providing a massiveretail boost to the track is the inclusion of theremix of Can't Get You Out Of My Head, fea-turing New Order's classic '80s instrumentalBlue Monday (London). The track was firstaired publicly at the Brit Awards earlier thisyear, and is an example of the increasinglycommercially popular bootleg format, wheretwo tracks, often from different musical genres, are mixed together.

Another successful example of the practice(also referred to as "mash -ups" or "soundclash-es") is Sugababes' Freak Like Me (Island), whichutilises Tubeway Army's Are Friends Electric?

Back to the chart, and the highest top 100debut of the week is Junkie XL's reworking ofElvis Presley's A Little Less Conversation(RCA). The track from the Dutch DJ-set to bethe first in a number of remixed Presley cuts-comes in at 20 largely thanks to its popularityin the UK, Scandinavia and Benelux.

Dance Nation's Dance! (In Trance We Trust)returns to its former number nine position aftera week outside the top 10, while Show Me Love2002 (Stereophonic/BMG Germany) by Robin Sis a new entry in the top 10, up from 21. Theclassic dance track was a hit 10 years ago, butreturns in a revamped, remixed form.

Finally one to watch is Paul Oakenfold'sSouthern Sun /Ready Steady Go (Perfecto),which has already made a huge jump fromnumber 79 to 16. The track is garnering a lot ofsupport in Oakenfold's native UK, as well as inIreland, Germany and Belgium.

THIS WEEK'S MOVERS1 Sexual Guarantee Alcazar (Ariola/BMG)2 Poor Leno Rdyksopp (Wall Of Sound/Virgin3 Lefs Stay Together Horny United present Lovesick (Espirifo/Fuel/EastWest-Warner Music)

4 Belfast Trance John "00" Fleming Vs. Simple Minds (Nebula/Virgin)5 You Can't Change Me Roger Sanchez (R-Senal/Defected & Sony)6 Tripp' (Ifs Love) Goldtnx pres. Andrea Brown (Evolve/Serious/AM:PM/Universal)

7 Everybody's A Rockstar Tall Paul (Duty Free/Decode/Telstar)8 Stringer (Who Do You Love Me Now) RIVA feat. Dannd Minogue (Alien/United Recordings)

9 I'm So Crazy Par -T -One Vs. INXS (Dirty House/Credence/Parlophone-EMI)

10Ught A Rainbow Tukan (Drizzly/Incentive/MOS)

Movers ore titles which show the greatest gains in points during the week.

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1 3 9 .0. DOVE (r LL BE LOVING YOU) *** NO.1 *** (1st week) Airplanel/Cream/Positiva (EMI)Moony CP(73%l: Uk.D1.S.Dk.N.Fi1.I.B.Pol.Ffun.D2.H2. / S(27%): Uk.D.H.1.1r. - 128

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2 2 17 LIKE A PRAYER Bio RecordsMad'House CP(77%): S.Dk.N.Fi1.I.Au.F.Cz.E.Hun.D2.D4. / S(23%): F.Cz.Pol.I.Ir. - 128

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3 1 11 AT NIGHT Naive/SINE Dance (Sony)Shakedown CP(66%): Uk.H1.S.Dk.N.Fi1.B.Pol.E.Hun.D2.D4.H2. I S(34%): Uk.D.H.B.F. - 125

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4 4 8 * THE TRUTHCosmic Gate

EMICP(67%): D1.H1.Au.D2.D3.D4.H2. / S(33%): D.H.F.k. - 139

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5 6 4 0. HOLIDAYMad'House

Bio RecordsCP(70%): D1.Au.F.Cz.Pol.Hun.D2.D3.D4. / S(30%): H.F.Cz. - 128

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6 7 4 * WITHOUT ME/WHAT YOU SAYEminem

Web/Aftermath/Interscope (Universal)CP(83%l: S.Dk.N.Fi1.F.Cz.Pol.Hun.F12.D2. / S(17%): Uk.F.Cz. - 11

6USA

7 17 6 * LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT/CAN'T GET BLUE MONDAY OUT OF MY HEAD Parlophone (Capitol -EMI)Kylie Minogue CP(92%): Uk.S.Dk.N.Fi1.I.Au.Pol.Hun.D2.D4.H2. / S(8%): D. - 12

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8 8 16 4 MY PEOPLEMissy "Misdemeanor Elliott

Gold Mind/EastWest (EEG -Warner Music)CP(80%): S.Dk.N.Fi1.F.Hun.D2. / S(20%): H.B.Pol. -13'1

6USA

9 11 7 DANCE!Dance Nation

In Trance We Trust (Black Hole Recordings)CP(87%): H1.Au.D2.D3.D4.H2. / S(13%): H. - 136

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10 21 11 .0. SHOW ME LOVE 2002Robin S.

Big Beat/Stereophonic (Clubbing-BMG)CP(71%): D1.Au.Hun.02.D3.D4. / S(29%): D. al. - 120

10USA

11 12 4 BACKFIREDMasters At Work feat. India

MAW/Tommy BoyCP(82%): Uk.D1.I.Hun.D2. / S(18%): D. - 127

6USA

12 16 3 .0 WATCHING THE WAVESBlank & Jones

Gang Go (edel)CP(90%l: D1.H1.B.D2.D3.D4. / S(10%): D. - 138

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13 5 9 WE ARE ALL MADE OF STARSMoby

Mute (EMI)CP(81%l: D1.H1.N.B.Pol.Hun.D2.H2. / S(19%): H.B. - 131

5USA

14 9 6 EVERYBODY'S FREEA.uaoen feat. Rozalla

Dos Or Die/Jive (Zomba)CP(90%): D1.Dk.Au.Cz.Hun.D2.D3.D4. / S(10%): F.Cz.Pol. - 139

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15 13 16 FOREVERDeeFree-styleDee(A&S Records)

CP(98%): Uk.F.Cz.Hun.D2.D3.D4.H2. / S(2%): Cz. - 14313B

16 79 5 * SOUTHERN SUN/READY STEADY GOPaul Oakenfold

Perfecto (Mushroom)CP(44%): Uk.D1.B.Hun.D2. / S(56%): Uk.D.B.Ir. - 137

16U.K.

17 20 7 0 I'M A WOMANCassius With Jocelyn Brown

HBF/JusticeNirgin (EMI)CP(90%): Uk.D1.S.Dk.Fi1.F.Pol.Hun.D2.H2. / S(10 /0): D. - 129

11F

18 18 8 * REASONIan van Dahl

Free -style (A&S Records)CP(70°/0): Uk.D1.Dk.N.F11.Pol.E.Hun.D2. / S(30%): Uk.lr. - 140

8B

19 10 8 EMBRACE MEFragma

Gang Go/WEA (Warner Music) & Illustrious (Epic -Sony)CP: Uk.H1.B.Pol.Hun.D2.D3.D4. - 138

5D

20 NEW 1 * A LITTLE LESS CONVERSATIONElvis Vs. JXL

RCA (BMG)CP(44%): Uk.S.Dk.N. / S(56%): Uk.H.B.PoI. - 115

20USA

21 15 20 WHENEVER, WHEREVERShakira

Epic (Sony)CP(72%): Dk.Fi1.F.Cz.Fi2.D2. / S(28%): F.Cz.Pol. - 108

3Col.

22 49 15 0 LOVE, DON'T LET ME GODavid Guetta

Virgin (EMI)CP(61%): D1.F.D2. / S(39%): B.F. - 1301

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23 27 3 * SWEET FREEDOMSafri Duo feat. Michael McDonald

UniversalCP(89%): S.Dk.B.Cz.E.Hun.D2.D4. / S(11%): B.Cz. - 128

23Dk

24 22 26 MURDER ON THE DANCEFLOORSophie Ellis Bextor

Polydor (Universal)CP(82%): Dk.N.Fi1.Au.F.Hun.D2.D4. / S(18%): B.Pol. - 128

7U.K.

25 14 18 YOU'RE NOT ALONEATB

Kontor/edelCP(88%): H1.N.Fi1.Cz.E.Hun.Fi2.D2.D3.D4. / S(12%): Cz.Pol. - 135

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26 26 4 *''''

MOSKITOKenny Takito

Propeller/Superstar/UniversalCP(66%): D1.132.D3.D4. / S(34%): D. - 140

26D

27. 31 4 .0 ALL OVER THE WORLDBeam Vs. Cyrus

EMICP(69%): D1.D2.D3.D4. / S(31%): D. - 139

27D

28 46 3 * SILVER BATHPlastic Boy

Bonzai Trance Progressive (Lightnin)CP(81%): H1.B. /S(19°/0): B.

28B

29 19 14 MADAGASCARArt OfTrancePlatipusCP(36%l: Uk. / S(64%): Uk.B.Ir. - 141

19U.K.

30 29 5 LOUD & PROUDBrooklyn Bounce

Dance Division (Sony Music Domestic)CP(74%): D1.Au.Pol.Hun.D2.D3.D4. / S(26%): D.Pol. - 136

22D

31 30 4 DON'T YOU WANT MEAlcazar

Ariola (BMG)CP(98%): S.N.Fi1.I.Pol.Fi2.D2.D4. / S(2%): Pol. - 129

30S

32 28 10 NESSAJAScooterStorm Entertainment/Kontor/edelCP(74%l: S.N.Cz.Pol.Hun.D2.D3.D4. / S(26%): F.Cz.lr. - 141

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33 25 9 I BEGIN TO WONDERJ.C.A.

WEA (Warner Music)CP(84%): D1.I.D2.64. / S(16%): D. - 125

25F

34 NEW 1* LOVE STORY

Layo & BushwackaXL Recordings (Beggars Group)

CP(28%): Uk.ul. / S(72%): Uk.B.Ir. - 13234U.K.

35 35 4 * LE DELIREFloorfilla

DFC (Expanded Music)/Zyx MusicCP(65%): Au.F.Cz.D2.D3.D4. / S(35%): F.Cz. - 137

27Italy

36 NEW 1* U KNOW Y

MoguaiPunx/Leaded (Fuel-EastWest-Warner Music)

CP(71%): D1.D2. / S(29%): D. - 13636

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37 95 2 * GANBAREHSash!

X-ItNirgin (EMI)CP: Uk.S.Dk.N.F11.Hun.D2.63.D4. - 143

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38 24 16 LAZYX -Press 2 feat. David Byrne

Skint/SINE Dance (Sony)CP(72%l: Uk.N.F11.E.Hun.Fi2. / S(28%): Uk.Pol.lr. - 130

1U.K.

39 NEW 1 * DUST.WAVPerpetuous Dreamer

Armind (United Recordings)CP(74%): D1 .H1.Hun.D2.D4.H2. / S(26%): H. - 134

39H

40 36 2 MAIN VEINJamiroquai

Soho Square (Sony)CP: Uk.

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F=France: EXTRA CLUB - Musibox System (CP), ',Loa DANCE (S) - 0 ETUDES & PERFORMANCES( H=Holland: EDP Dance Board 50 (CP). Sfichting Mega Charts DANCE TRENDS (S)) B=Belgium: lOrs Belgian Dance Chart (CP),

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;Each week, M&M brings you the latest airplay additionsfrom market leaders and taste -makers at radio acrossEurope-the Power Players

PICK OF THE WEEKBeth OrtonConcrete Sky(Heavenly)

"It's a good track, her mostaccessible so far. It'sparticularily good for usbecause it features RyanAdams whom we'vesupported in a greatway of late."

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SWEDEN:SR P5 RADIO STOCKHOLM

!;-?. P5 Radio Stockholm

MUSIC DIR.: ROBERT JONSSON

FORMAT: FULL -SERVICE

SERVICE AREA: STOCKHOLMPLAYLIST MEETING: THURSDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.sr.se/stockholm

Christer Biorkman & Rikard Engfors/ LavieDarren Hayes/Strange RelationshipCounting Crows/American GirlsJamie -Lynn Sigler/Cry BabyChris Isaak/Life Will Go OnJade Anderson/SugarhighPopshop/Life On MarsKent/Karleken VantarMoby/Extreme WaysTherese/Monkey

ITALY:RADIO 105

HEAD OF MUSIC: ANGELO DE ROBERTISFORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONAL

GROUP/OWNER: INDEPENDENT

www.105radio.it

Tim Deluxe feat. Sam Obernik/It JustWon't DoGabin ft. Joseph Fargier/Une HistoireD'AmourCostarika ft. Ana Flora/Paraiso DoMundoSpacemonkeyz V's Gorillaz/Lil' DubChefin'Ago/Put On Your Red ShoesDaniela Pedali/Ya No Esta'sBufo Borea/Non E' La MelaJade Anderson/SugarhighArticolo 31 /Spirale OvaleJennifer Paige/StrandedRoyksopp/Remind MeRSDJ/Come To Me

UK:VIRGIN RADIO

PROGRAMME DIRECTOR: PAUL JACKSON

FORMAT: ROCKSERVICE AREA: NATIONAL

PLAYLIST MEETING: WEDNESDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: SMGwww.virginradio.com

Bowling For Soup/Girl All The Bad GuysWantToploader/Time Of My LifeBeth Orton/Concrete SkyColdplay/In My PlaceMoby/Extreme WaysNickelback/Too BadSnowblind/Easy Girl

FRANCE:RTL

HEAD OF MUSIC PROG.: ALAIN TIBOLLA

FORMAT: FULL -SERVICE

SERVICE AREA: NATIONALGROUP/OWNER: RTL GROUPwww.rtlfr

Renaud & Axelle Red/Manhattan KaboulNatasha St-Pier/Nos Rendez VousMichel Fugain/Va Vers Le SoleilMichel Berger/La Fille Au SaxManu Chao/Mr. Bobby

SPAIN:CADENA100

DIR. OF PROGRAMMING: JORDI CASOLIVA

FORMAT: ACSERVICE AREA: NATIONALGROUP/OWNER: COPEwww.cadenal00.es

La Cabra Mecanica/Fabula DelHombre Lobo Y La Mujer PanterValeria Rossi/Tre ParoleMorcheeba/OtherwiseCircodelia/RebeldeShivaree/John 2/14Jovanotti/Salvami

FRANCE:FUN RADIO

HEAD OF PROGRAMMING: PIERRE LEBRUN

FORMAT: DANCESERVICE AREA: NATIONALGROUP/OWNER: RTL GROUP

www.funradio.fr

Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Murder On TheDancefloorVanessa Saint James/Toujours Le Soleil

AUSTRIA:03

HEAD OF MUSIC: ALFRED ROSENAUER

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALGROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

oe3.orf.at

Heat/Only You

NORWAY:NRK PETRE

PROG. DIRECTOR: MARIUS LILLELIEN

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: TUESDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.nrk.no/p3

Silent Forces & Shahzad/Rap MoterBanghraMelody Club/Palace StationSon Of Light/It Must Be ThemSt. Thomas/The RailroadColdplay/In My PlaceThe Vines/Get FreeGluecifer/BrutusTweet/Call MeA-Ha/Lifelines

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GERMANY:BR BAYERN 3

MUSIC DIRECTOR: WALTER SCHMICH

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: BAVARIAPLAYUST MEETING: WEDNESDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.br-online.de/bayern3

Aerosmith/Girls Of SummerLiberty X/Just A LittleMad'House/HolidayM2M/EverythingB3/1.0.1.0.

GERMANY:ANTENNE BAYERN

antennaBAYERN

PROG. DIRECTOR: STEPHAN OFFIEROWSKI

FORMAT: ACSERVICE AREA: BAVARIA

GROUP/OWNER: INDEPENDENT

www.antennebayern.de

Shakira/Underneath Your ClothesSasha/This Is My Time

ITALY:RADIO DEEJAY NETWORK

HEAD OF MUSIC: DARIO USUELLI

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALGROUP/OWNER: EXPRESSO GROUP

www.deejay.it

Prezioso feat. Marvin/We Rule The DanzaRobbie Rivera vs. Billy Paul/SexTelepopmusik/BreatheGalleon/One Sign

HOLLAND:RADIO 3FM

PROG. CONTROLLER: PAUL VAN DER LUGT

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: FRIDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.3fm.n1

Kelly Osborne/Papa Don't PreachPapa Roach/She Loves Me NotBeyonce Knowles/Work It OutJohn Mayer/No Such ThingShakedown/At NightZuco 103/Treasure

FINLAND:YLE 2 RADIOMAFIA

HEAD OF MUSIC: VILLE VILENFORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: TUESDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.yle.fi/radiomafia

Absoluuttinen Nollapiste/Erdat Tulevat Juosten

Lordi/Would You Love A Monsterman?Kerkko Koskinen/Rakkaus ViiltaaColdplay/In My Place

UK: 95.8CAPITAL FM

capitalPROGRAMME CONTROLLER RIC BLAXILL

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: LONDONPLAYUST MEETING: VARIES

GROUP/OWNER: CAPITAL RADIOwww. capitalfm.co.uk

P. Diddy feat. Usher & Loon/I Need AGirl (Part 1)Natalie Imbruglia/Beauty On The FireIntenso Project/Luv Da SunshineAshley/Falling For YouNelly/Hot In HerreRayvon/2-Way

UK:BBC RADIO 1

0OM RADIO 97-99 FM

EDITOR OF MUSIC POLICY: ALEX JONES-DONELLY

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAVUST MEETING: THURSDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.bbc.co.uk/radiol

New Found Glory/My Friends Over YouColdplay/In My PlaceDirty Vegas/GhostsN.E.R.D/Rock Star

BELGIUM:VRT RADIO DONNA

DONNAHEAD OF MUSIC: JAN VAN HOORICIO(

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: BRUSSELS

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.donna.be

Enrique Iglesias/Love To See You CryVanessa Carlton/A Thousand MilesBrainpower/DansplaatOxyd/Before You GoTLD/Como Te Quiero

BELGIUM:RADIO CONTACT F

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OffilaPROGRAMME & MUSIC DIR.: JEAN LOU BERTIN

FORMAT: CHR

SERVICE AREA: WALLONY

GROUP/OWNER: RTL GROUPwww.radiocontact.be

Oasis/Stop Crying Your Heart Out

HOLLAND:RADIO 538

MANAGING DIR.: ERIK DE ZVVARTFORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONAL

PLAYUST MEETING: FRIDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: INDEPENDENT

www.radio538.n1

P. Diddy feat. Usher & Loon/I Need AGirl (Part 1)Jade Anderson/SugarhighDance Nation/Dance

GERMANY:WDR EINS LIVE

LIVERadio Eins Live

PROGRAMME DIR./GM: JOCHEN RAUSCH

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NORTH RHINE WESTPHALJA

PLAYLIST MEETING: FRIDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.einslive.de

Elvis vs. JXL/A Little Less ConversationThe Love Committee/Access PeaceMoony/Dove (I'll Be Loving You)Rayvon/2-Way

SWEDEN:RIX FM

HEAD OF MUSIC: ANDERS SVENSSON

FORMAT: HOT ACSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: WEDNESDAY

GROUP/OWNER: MTGwww.rixfm.com

Elvis vs. JXL/A Little Less Conversation

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MOST ADDED MusicMedia.

Most Added are those songs which received the highest number of playlist additionsduring the week. In the case of a tie, songs are listed alphabetically by artist.

Coldplay In My Place(Parlophone) 11

Elvis vs. JXL A Little Less Conversation(RCA) 10

Alicia Keys How Come You Don't Call Me(J) 5

Chad Kroeger feat. Josey Scott Hero(Roadrunner) 5

Aerosmith Girls Of Summer(Columbia) 4

Atomic Kitten It's Ok(Innocent/Virgin) 4

Kylie Minogue Love At First Sight(Parlophone) 4

Michelle Branch All You Wanted(Maverick/Warner Bros.) 4

Morcheeba Otherwise(East West) 4

Oasis Stop Crying Your Heart Out(Big Brother/Sony) 4

Rayvon 2 -Way(MCA) 4

Vanessa Carlton A Thousand Miles(A&M) 4

Will Smith ft. Ira -Knox Black Suits Comin'(NodYa Head) (Columbia) 4

Station Reports include all new additions to the playlist. Some reports will alsoinclude "Power Play" songs, which receive special emphasis during the week. AllPower Play songs are printed, whether they are reported for the first time or not.Some lists include featured new albums, as indicated by the abbreviation "AL."Within each country, stations are grouped by ranking and listed alphabetically.Rankings include: platinum (P), Gold (G), Silver (S) and Bronze (B).

HR: 3/Frankfurt PCHRHans -Jag Bombach - Programme DirectorPloylist Additions:

Alex C. -The Rhythm Of The NightElvis vs. JXL-A Little Less ConversationKylie Minogue-Love At First SightNatural -Let Me Count The WaysSafri Duo ft. Michael Mcbondd-Sweet Freedom

Sophie Ellis-Bextor-Get Over YouTears-M.US.I.C.

NDR 2/Hamburg PACJorg Bollmann-Pg. DirPlaylist Additions:

Chad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott -HeroKylie Minogue-Love At First SightNo Angels -Something About UsSasha-This Is My Time

RADIO RPR 1/Ludwigshafen PCHRUrsula Ettgen - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

ATC-Set Me FreeBrandy -Full MoonMC Gr"tzi-LederballNazley Young -Another GirlNorah Jones -Turn Me OnSheryl Crow -Soak Up The SunXavier Naidoo-Bevor Du Gehst

SWR 3/Baden-Baden/Stuttgart PCHRGerold Hug - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Anastacia-BoomElvis vs. JXL-A Little Less ConversationSasha-This Is My TimeSaybia-The Day After TomorrowTiziano Ferro-Perdono

104.6 RTL BERLIN/Berlin GHOT ACHolger Lachmann - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Atomic Kitten -It's OkBilly Crawford -When You Think About M

Michelle Branch -All You WantedPaulina Rubio -Don't Say Goodbye

DELTA RADIO/Kiel GROCKSascha Thiel - Programme Director & MDPlaylist Additions:

A-StarbucksIncubus -Are You In?Oasis -Stop Crying Your Heart OutSheryl Crow -Steve Mc QueenMI Smith B. ha -Knox -Bock Suis Cahn' (NIA Ya Head)

ORB FRITZ/Potsdam GALTERNATIVEKonrad Kuhnt - Prog. DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Blank & Jones -Watching The WavesElvis vs. JXL-A Little Less ConversationFerris MC-Vlel Zu Spat

Michelle Branch -All You WantedMs. Dynamite -It Takes MoreScycs-UnbelievableThe Love Committee -Access Peace

RADIO HAMBURG/Hamburg GHOT ACMarzel Becker -Programme Dir.Playlist Additions:

Blackjack -Into The GrooveMarta -Yeah, Yeah, YeahMasters At Work -Our Time Is ComingMilton -I Can See It In Your EyesSono -2000 Guns

RADIO PSR/Leipzig GACTim Grunert - Deputy Frog. Dir. & Head Of Music

Playlist Additions:Blue -Fly By IIIsabel -Like Snow In JuneJennifer Paige -StrandedKylie Minogue-Love At First Sight

RADIO RPR 2/Ludwigshafen GNATIONAL MUSICUrsula Ettgen - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Andreas Rauch -Anna MarieDe Junge-Tierisch Gut DraufHahner-Tante KaetheUsa Del Bo -Rum And Coca ColaVIkinger-Traeum Mich Durch Die Sommemocht

RADIO SAW/Magdeburg GCHRMario Liese - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Isabel -Like Snow In JuneJan Wayne -Because The NightMad'House-Holiday

JAM FM/Berlin SURBANFrank Nordmann - Music DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Ashanti -FoolishAz ft. Nos -The Essence

PLANET RADIO/Frankfurt SURBANRoel Oosthout - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Alicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call MeFerris MC-Viel Zu SpatMis-Teeq-This Is How We Do ItNivea-Don't Mess With The Radio

UNITFD KINGDOM105.4 CENTURY FM/Manchester PCHRMike Walsh - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Coldplay-In My PlaceMinuteman -Big BoySahara Hotnights-On Top Of The World

96.4FM-BRMB/Birmingham PCHRAdam Bridge - Prog. Controller

Playlist Additions:Abs-What You GotAlicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call MeAmy Studt-Just A Little GirlBeyonc' Knowles -Work It OutBigfella & Noel McCalla-BeaurifulDarius -Colour BlindGareth Gates -Anyone Of Us (Stupid Mistake)

Jennifer Lopez ft. Nas-r m Gonna Be Alright

Kelly Osborne -Papa Don't PreachMichelle Branch -All You WantedPaffendorf-Be CoolRayvon-2-WayToploader-Time Of My LifeWdl Smith ft TroKnox-Eixk Suits Corn Nod Yo Head)

BBC RADIO 2/London PAC/MORCohn Marlin -Executive Producer, MusicPower Rotation Add:

Vanessa Carlton -A Thousand MilesPlaylist Additions:

Pet Shop Boys -I Get AlongC List Addition:

Beth Orton -Concrete SkyJoseph Arthur -In The NightShaun Escottery-Days Like ThisSilje Nergaard-Be Still My Heart

EMAP BIG CITY NETWORK/Manchester PCHRSara Henderson - Head of MusicPower Rotation Add:

Ashanti -FoolishPlaylist Additions:

Christina Milian -When You Look At MeDarren Hayes -Strange RelationshipMichelle Branch -All You WantedNelly-Hot In Herre

KISS 100/London PDANCEAndy Roberts - Pro. Dir.Playlist Additions:

Alicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call MeCam'ron ft. Juelz Santana -Oh BoyNarcotic Thrust -Safe From HarmVW Sr* S. Tio-Knox-Black Suds Cann' Yo Peed)

BEAT 106/Glasgow GALTERNATIVE/DANCEMark Findlay - Prog. ControllerPlaylist Additions:

Coldplay-In My PlaceDoves -PoundingIntenso Project-Luv Da SunshineMousse T. feat. Emma Lanford -Fire

CHOICE FM/London GURBANIvor Etienne - Programme ControllerPlaylist Additions:

3LW-I Do Wanna Get Close To YouDamage -Diamond & RosesDJ Rogers -Lonely GirlFloetry-FloeticHil St Soul -Bag 0' ChipsJag -Whatever It TakesMary Mary -He SaidNivea-Don't Mess With My ManRaphael Saadlq-FaithfulRayvon-2-Way

Silent Voices -it Ain't My FaultTruth Hurts ft. Rakim-Addictive

COOL FM/Belfast GCHRJohn Paul Ballantine - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Bigfella & Noel McCalla-BeautifulDraw -Silver ScreenIntenso Project-Luv Da SunshineMcAlmont & Butler -FallingOmero Mumbo -Lit' Big ManRick Guard -Stop It (I Like It)

DOWNTOWN RADIO/Belfast GFULL SERVICE

David Sloan - Programme ContollerPlaylist Additions:

Angie Stone -I Wish I Didn't Miss YouMorcheeba-Otherwise

GALAXY 102/Manchester GDANCESam Zniber - Prog. DirectorPower Rotation:

The Space Cowboy -I Would Die 4 UPlaylist Additions:

Alicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call MeMad'House-Like A PrayerSouverance-Havin' A Good Time

96.2 THE REVOLUTION/Oldham BACWayne Dutton - Prog. DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Coldplay-In My PlaceShakira-Underneath Your Clothes

XFM 104.9/London ElALTERNATIVEAndrew Phillips - Programme ControllerPlaylist Additions:

Coldplay-In My PlaceMcAlmont & Butter -FallingThe Streets -Weak Become Heroes

FRANCEEUROPE 2 NETWORK/Paris PCHRDidier Bouchend'Homme - prg. dir.Playlist Additions:

Chad Kroeger feat. Josey Scolt-HeroDavid Guetta-Love Don't Let Me GoJean -Jacques Goldman -Les ChosesMayane-Comme Ci, Comme Ca

FRANCE INTER/Paris PFULL SERVICEBernard Chereze - Music DirPlaylist Additions:

Coldplay-In My PlaceHolden-Une Fraction De SecondeHorace Andy -Horse With No NameMarianne Fattrifull-Wherever I GoRenaud/Axelle Red -Manhattan KaboulSouad Maui -Tani Pis Pour Moi

MIL 2/Paris PACPierre Lebrun - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Noir Desir-A L'Envers A L'Endroit

YACAST CHART/Paris PPlaylist Additions:

Rohff-5,9,1

RADIO LAT1NA/Poris SLATINMario Scodinu - Music Prog.Playlist Additions:

Charlie Cruz -Dices Que Te VasEddie Palmieri -El MolestosoJairzinho Oliveira -Sou Teu NegoPedro Fernandez -Yo No Fui

RADIO FRANCE LE MOUV'/Toulouse BCHRMarc Garcia - Head Of ProgrammingPlaylist Additions:

Coldplay-In My PlaceEiffel -Au N'antP.O.D.-Youth Of The NationSaez-So Gorgeous

IIALY101 NETWORK/Milan PCHRLuigi Ambrosio DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Mariadele-IndispensabileMary Mary -In The Morning

ITAUA NETWORK: LOS CUARENTA/Bologna PDANCEMichele Menegon - Prog DirPower Rotation:

Gabry Ponte-Time To RockPlaylist Additions:

System Drivers -Rhythm Is A DancerUnited Groovers-Flex

RAI UNO/Rome PFULL SERVICEPlaylist Additions:

Aerosmith-Girls Of SummerAmparanola-La FiestaAvril Lavigne -ComplicatedEstranea-InquietudineGabin ft. Joseph Firgier-Une Histrie D'AmourLora Martelli-Ode A RenoirLeandro Barsotti-Spiegare L'amore

Mistonocivo-L'ArmagiustaNomadi-Amore Che Prend Amore Che Dal

Peter Gabriel -CloudlessRenato Zero-Qualcuno Mi Ha UccisoSandy & Junior -Love Never FailsSimple Minds -New Sunshine MomingValentina Giovagnini-Sena Origine

XXI SECOLO/Parma BDANCELeo Mussini - Head Of MusicPloylist Additions:

Asaph Womack -Shelter MeBasement Jaxx-Do Your ThingBasement Jaxx IL Peaches -Get Me OffOmega Brown -Cloud 9Salom' De Bahia -Theme Of RioThe Space Cowboy -I Would Die 4 UThe Adventure -Chase

Heavy Rotation:Alejandro Sanz-EI Alma Al Aire

SPAINCADENA DIAL/Madrid PNATIONAL MUSICPaco Herrera - Prog Dir/Music Programmerplaylist Additions:

Alea-El Tiempo Ha BorradoCoti-Mis PlanesDe Ojana Na-BesosDonato Povedo-Bohemio EnamoradoEl Barrio-Un BesitoJaime Urrutia-Castillos En El AireKetama-Dame La ManoLos Rabanes-EverybodyMichael Bolton-Baila ConmigoMiranda Warning-D'jameNatalia -La Noche Liege)Orishas-MujerTomasito-Tran Tran

M-80/Madrid GACJesus Portela Gonzalez - DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Aerosmith-Girls Of SummerAnastacia-Paid My DuesJoseph Arthur -in The NightMick Jogger -Dancing in The StarlightShivaree-John 2/14Zucchero-Baila (Sexy Thing)

HO 1 ANDNOORDZEE FM/Naarden PSOFT ACMichel Weber - Prog. Dir.Power Rotation:

Enrique Iglesias -Love To See You CryPower Rotation Add:

Bryan Adams -Here I AmPlaylist Additions:

Marc Anthony -I've Got You

RADIO 2/Hilversum/ PACRon Stoeltie - Head of MusicPower Rotation:

Dijk-Ga In Mijn Schoenen StaanPlaylist Additions:

Cue -HelloHenk Westbroek-EvenbeeldRaul Malo-I Said I Love YouSheryl Crow -Steve Mc Queen

BFI GIUMRADIO 21/Brussels PALTERNATIVEChristine Goor - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Spacemonkeyz Vs Gorillaz-U' Dub Chen'Manu Chao -Mr. BobbyMis-Teeq-Roll OnMorcheeba-OtherwiseMuse -Dead StarRobed Plant -Morning DewSaybia-The Day After Tomorrow

VRT STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels PAlternativeGerrit Kerremans - Head Of MusicPower Rotation Add:

Spacemonkeyz VsGorillaz-Ur Dub Chefin'

Playlist Additions:Angie Stone -Wish I Didn't Miss YouChad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott -HeroCounting Crows -American GirlsDaan-Sweedish Designer DrugsKrewcial-StatementKristofer Astrom & Hidden Truck -All Lovers Hell

Oasis -Stop Crying Your Heart OutSpinvis-Voor lk Vergeet

RTBF RADIO BRUXELLES CAPITALS/Brussels S

ACXavier De Bruyn - Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Ginie Line-AilleursGoldpeople B. Glenn Gregory -Music Don't Stop

Natasha St -Pier -Nos Rendez Vous

SWIT7FRI ANDCOULEUR 3/Lausanne GALTERNATIVEPatrick Rouiller - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

A-StarbucksElvis vs. JXL-A little Less ConversationEminem-Wrthout Me

RADIO 24/Zurich GACVladi Barrosa - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Shakira-Underneath Your ClothesWonderwall-Just More

RADIO FRAMBOISE/Lausanne-Crissier GCHRPhilippe Martin - Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Alicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call MeCeline Dion -I'm AliveColdplay-In My PlaceDouble Pact -II Self D'Y CroireJean -Jacques Goldman -Les ChosesJean-Louis Aubert-Comme Un AccordUz Libido -It's All RightNatasha St -Pier -Nos Rendez VousRonan Keating -If Tomorrow Never ComesVanessa Carlton -A Thousand Miles

RADIO LAC/Geneva SCHRSocha Horowitz - Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Celine Dion -I'm AliveChris Isaak-Let Me Down EasyCounting Crows -American GirlsEnrique Iglesias -EscapeKaren Mulder -I Am What I AmMichael Bolton -Dance With MeMoony -Dove oil Be Loving You)Olivia Ruiz -ParisPet Shop Boys -I Get AlongRenaud-Docteur Renaud, Mister RenardSheryl Crow -Steve Mc QueenShivaree-John 2/14

SR P3/Stockholm PCHRPia Kalischer - Head of MusicDan Gramlund PDPlaylist Additions:

Atomic Kitten -It's OkElvis vs. JXL-A Little Less ConversationLutricia McNeal -Perfect LoveOasis -Stop Crying Your Heart OutTyskama Fran Lund -Global Fussball OK

HIT FM 94.2/Bromma/ SDANCEJocke Bring - Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Beverley Knight -GoldChrister Bjorkman-La VieE-Type-Banca BancoMary Mary -In The MorningPopshop-Life On Mars

DENMARKTHE VOICE/Copenhagen/ PCHRTobias Nilson - Prog DirPower Rotation Add:

Mario -Just A Friend 2002Playlist Additions:

Incubus -Are You In?Mary J. Blige feat. Ja Rule -Rainy DayzThe Beginerz-Reckless Girl

ANR HIT FM/Aalborg GACLars Trillingsgaard - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Darren Hayes -Strange RelationshipJennifer Lopez -I'm Gonner Be Alright

RADIO 2/Copenhagen GACJan Brodde - Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Bryan Adams -Here I AmMarc Anthony -I've Got YouPoul Krebs-Dor Sta Udt Pa Klem

RADIO ABC/Randers GCHRMorten Bach - Programme DirectorPower Rotation Add:

Elle-Love TattooPlaylist Additions:

Catch -Walk On Water

RADIO UPTOWN/Copenhagen GCHRJan Brodde - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Eminem-Without MeJunior Senior -Move Your Feet

RADIO SILKEBORG/Silkeborg SCHRMichael Jorgensen - Head Of MusicPower Rotation Add:

Elle-Love TattooFrou Frou-Breathe In

Playlist Additions:Nik & Jay-Nik & JaySita-HappySpecial -T -Da Original Special T

NORWAYRADIO 102/Haugesund GHOT ACEgit Houeland - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Atomic Kitten -It s OkKosheen-Hungry

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Paola -Above The CandystoreRedbait-Talking Weather

RUSSIARADIO MAXIMUM-Moscow/St. Petersburg PCHRAlexey Glazatov - Programmme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Elvis vs. JXL-A Little Less ConversationMorcheeba-Otherwise

RADIO MAXIMUM -Perm/ GCHRAlyona Tatarenko - Prog. DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Elvis vs. JXL-A Little Less ConversationJamiroquai-Corner Of The EarthTotal-Prosti

MUSIC RADIO/Perm SACOleg Postnikov - Prog. DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Andei Makarevich-Ya Voshel V Etot Les

POI ANDPOLSKIE RADIO 3/Warsaw PCHRMarek Niezwiecki - Music DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Edyta Bartosiewicz-NiewinnoscKosheen-HungryRobert Plant -DreamlandRozni Wykonawcy-Trojkowy EkspresSix By Seven -All My New Best Friends

RADIO ZET/Warsaw PCHRWojtek Jagielski- Head of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Anna Maria Jopek-O Co Tyle MilczenlaBudka Suflero-Mokre OczyEdyta Bartosiewicz-NlewinnoscKylie Minogue-Love At First SightMyslovifz-AcidlandPink -Don't Let Me Get MeT-Love-AjriszUrszula-To, Co Byto Raz

RMF-FM/Krakow PCHRJan Kulig/Adam CzerwInski - Music ProgrammersPlaylist Additions:

Varius Monx-Moje Eldorado

RADIO LUBLIN/Lublin GCHRWiktor Jachacz - DJ/ProducerPower Rotation Add:

Lady Pank-7-Me Niebo NienawidciPlaylist Additions:

Alpinestars-Carbon KidAtrakcyjny Kazimierz-Momo Pod Jd Pod Namdt

Elvis vs. JXL-A Little Less ConversationKowalski-Dobrze Jest TakSebastian Makowski-DyskotekaThule-NiewinnaVanessa Cartton-A Thousand MilesVarius Manx -Mole EldoradoNM Smith &. Trail(noklack Suits Comic' (Nod to Head)

(RFFCFATHENS RADIO DEEJAY 95.2/Athens GCHRTolls Varnas - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Chad Kroeger ff. Josey Scott -HeroIto -At The End

.C7FCH RFP111:111C.RADIO VYSOCINA/Jihlava SCHRPetr Kozeny - Head of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Chad Kroeger ff. Josey Scott -HeroChayanne-ToreroKrystof-CosmoshopMumuland Orchestra-HaribaraTeam-Slovnik Cudzich Snov

SI OVAKIAROCK FM/Bratislava/ SCHRLubos Cernak - Programme Dir.Playlist Additions:

BBMak-Out Of My Heart (Into Your Head)Celine Dion -1'm AlivePoor Rich Ones -Drown

HUNLGARYBRIDGE FM/Budapest GACGyula Novaki - Music DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Aerosmith-Girls Of SummerAnt & Dec -We're On The BallGrooveHouse-HajnalMom's Favorite-Egyszeru TOrtenetPuddle Of Mudd -BlurryShakira-ObjectionUnique-Csillagtenger

JUVENTUS RADIO/Budapest GAC

Head of Music - Susan SaktiPlaylist Additions:

Atomic Kitten -It's OkPink -Don't Let Me Get Me

FSTONIARAADIO 2/Tallinn GCHRIvor Mannik - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Crystal Waters -Come On Down

LATVIA__RADIO SWH/Riga GACJanis Sipkevics - Prog. Dir.Playlist Additions:

Autobus Debesis-Ar Straumem Uz JuruCarte -Somebody's CallingEnrique Iglesias -Love To See You CryMoby-Extreme WaysPienvedeja Piedzivojumi-SapnisTiziano Ferro-Perdono

CROATIARADIO DALMACIJA/Split SCHRIvica Goic - Head Of MusicPower Rotation:

EMs vs. JXL-A Little Less ConversationEminem-Without Me

Playlist Additions:Beyonce Knowles -Work It OutDavid Bowie -Slow BurnKing Diana -Summer Breezin'The Prodigy -Baby's Got A Temper

I ITHUANIARADIO M-1/Vilnius GCHRAsta Gujyte - Prog DirPower Rotation Add:

Britney Spears -1 Love Rock'N'RollPlaylist Additions:

Bomfunk MC's-Something's Going OnCisco Kid -Sex Su BlondineJennifer Lopez -I'm Gonner Be Alright

MUSIC TELEVISIONMCM/Paris PJoey Coupe - Head Of MusicHeavy Rotation:

Eminem-Without MeFat Joe teat. Ashanti -What's Luv?Indochine-J'Ai Demande La LuneJean-Louis Aubert-Commun AccordMad'House-like A PrayerMary J. Blige ff. Common -Dance For MeMichelle Branch -EverywhereMylene Farmer-C'Est Une Belle JourneyThe Calling -Wherever You Will Go

New Videos:Arsenik-P.O.I.S.O.N.Chad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott -HeroDolly-C'Esf Pour ToiKey Corporation -La La FunkieUB 40 & Nuffea-Cover Up

Power Plays:Kylie Minogue-Love At First SightWM Smith A. Tra-Knor-Bock Suits Coma (Nod to Heod)

MCM 2/Paris PRaphael Da Silva - Music ProgrammerHeavy Rotation:

Alanis Morissette-Hands CleanDe Palmas-Regarde-Moi Bien En FaceGarbage -Cherry Lipsindochine-J'Al Demande La LuneJean-Louis Aubert-Comme Un AccordOasis -The Hindu TimesRenaud-Docteur Renaud, Mister RenardTarmac-Ce Sourire Est Pour MoiThe Cranberries -This Is The DayWeezer-Island In The Sun

Power Plays:New Order -Here To Stay

MTV/UK Feed PHeavy Rotation:

Chad Kroeger ff. Josey Scott -HeroChristina Milian -When You Look At MeEminem-Without MeKylie Minogue-Love At First SightLiberty X -Just A LittlePink -Don't Let Me Get MeRed Hot Chili Peppers -By The Way

New Videos:Alicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call MeBeyonce Knowles -Work It OutJa Rule feat. Case-Livin' It UpShakira-Underneath Your ClothesSystem Of A Down -Aerials

MTV FRANCE/Paris PHeavy Rotation:

Brandy -What About Us?Fat Joe ff. Ashanti -What's Luv?Ja Rule ti. Ashanti Douglas -Always On TimeJamiroquai-Love FoolosophyJennifer Lopez ft. Ja Rule -Ain't It FunnyKylie Minogue-Love At First Sight%KWh It. TraiKnox-Elack Suits Cont (Nod Ya Head)

New Videos:Cunnie Williams -Come Back To MeN.E.R.D-Rock StarP. Diddy feat. Usher & Loon -1 Need A Girl (Part 1)

Snoop Doggy Dogg-Undercova FunkThe Calling -Wherever You Will Go

Power Plays:Red Hot Chili Peppers -By The Way

MTV ITALY/Southern Feed PClive Evan - Head Of MusicHeavy Rotation:

Garbage -Shut Your MouthGianluca Grignani-L'AluolaJamiroquai-Corner Of The EarthJennifer Lopez ft. Nos -I'm Gonna Be AlrightPaola & Chiara-FestivalPrimal Scream -Miss LuciferSheryl Crow -Steve Mc QueenSpacemonkeyz V's Gorilla -ill' Dub ChetiniThe Music -The PeopleThe Prodigy -Baby's Got A TemperWill Whittle-hoz-Black Suds Conn' (Nod to Head)

New Videos:Planet Funk -Who SaidRed Hot Chili Peppers -By The Way

MTV/Central Feed/ PMarcus Adam - Head Of MusicHeavy Rotation:

Britney Spears -I Love Rock'N'RollChad Kroeger ft. Josey Scoff -HeroEminem-Without MeFat Joe feat. Ashanti -What's Luv?Kylie Minogue-Love At First SightNo Angels -Something About UsP. Diddy rt. Usher & Loon-1Need A Girt (Part 11

Pink -Don't Let Me Get MeSophie Ellis-Bextor-Murder On The Doncefloor

Tiziano Ferro-PerdonoXavier Naidoo-Bevor Du Gehst

New Videos:Alicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call MeLenny Kravitz -Believe In MeRed Hot Chili Peppers -By The WayThe Prodigy -Baby's Got A Temper

Power Plays:Nelly-Hot In HerreShakira-Underneath Your Clothes

MTV/European Feed/ PAlexia Calo - Music ManagerHeavy Rotation:

Eminem-Without MeFaithless & Dido-One Step Too FarHolly Valance -Kiss KissKylie Minogue-Love At First SightPink -Don't Let Me Get MeShakira-Underneath Your ClothesSugababes-Freak Like Me

New Videos:Britney Spears -I Love Rock'N'RollChad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott -HeroEnrique Iglesias -Love To See You CryLiberty X -Just A LinePrimal Scream -Miss Lucifer

Power Plays:Spocemonkeyz V's GorillatLir Dub Chen'

MTV/Nordic Feed/ PCatherine Wyren - Music DirectorHeavy Rotation:

Ashanti -FoolishChristina Milian -When You Look At MeEminem-Without MeP. Diddy If. Usher & loon -I Need A Girl (Part 11

Pink -Don't Let Me Get MeShakira-Underneath Your ClothesVanessa Carlton -A Thousand Miles

Power Plays:Red Hot Chili Peppers -By The Way

SOL MUSICA/Madrid/ PJavier Lorbada - DirectorHeavy Rotation:

Alejandro Sanz-EI Alma Al AireFito & Fitipaldis-Para Toda La VidaNina Pastori-Tu DimePaulina Rubio -Don't Say Goodbye

Power Plays:Las Ketchup-Asereje

THE MUSIC FACTORY/Bussum, Holland PErik Kross - Music DirectorHeavy Rotation:

Billy Crawford-Trackin'Brainpower-DansplaatChristina Milian -When You Look At MeMissy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott -4 My PeoplePink -Don't Let Me Get MeShakira-Underneath Your ClothesWestlife-Bop Bop Baby

VH-1/London PLester Mordue -Head Of ProgrammingHeavy Rotation:

Atomic Kitten -It's OkBadly Drawn Boy -Silent SighBadly Drawn Boy -Something To Talk About

Holly Valance -Kiss KissKylie Minogue-Love At First SightNorah Jones -Don't Know WhyOasis -Stop Crying Your Heart OutOzzy Osbourne-DreamerRonan Keating -If Tomorrow Never ComesWill Young -Light My Fire

VIVA/Cologne PTina Busch - Prog DirHeavy Rotation:

B3-1.0.1.0.Britney Spears -I Love Rock'N'RollBro'Sis-Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel

Chad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott -HeroEminem-Without MeJan Wayne -Because The NightNo Angels -Something About UsP. Diddy B. Usher & Loon -I Need A Girl (Part 1)

Pink -Don't Let Me Get MeRonan Keating -If Tomorrow Never Comes

Shakira-Underneath Your ClothesTiziano Ferro-PerdonoVanessa Carlton -A Thousand MllesWonderwall-Just MoreXavier Naidoo-Bevor Du Gehst

New Videos:Elvis vs. JXL-A Little Less Conversation

VIVA PLUS/Cologne PKirsten Thun - Programme ManagerHeavy Rotation:

Britney Spears -I Love Rock'N'RollChad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott -HeroEminem-Without MeFat Joe feat. Ashanti -What's Luv?Holly Valance -Kiss KissJoy Denalane-Geh JetztKylie Minogue-Love At First SightNo Angels -Something About UsP. Diddy ft. Usher & Loon -I Need A Girt (Part 1)

Pink -Don't Let Me Get MeRonan Keating-ff Tomorrow Never ComesSasha-This Is My TimeShakira-Underneath Your ClothesTiziano Ferro-PerdonoTocotronic-This Boy Is TocotronicVanessa Cartton-A Thousand MilesWonderwall-Just MoreXavier Naidoo-Bevor Du Gehst

New Videos:Donots-Big MouthMis-Teeq-Roll OnMis-Teeq-This Is How We Do ItSilverchair-The Greatest ViewVega 4 -Love Breaks Down

102.5 HIT CHANNEL/Milan GGrant Benson - Head Of MusicHeavy Rotation:

Backyard Dog-Baddest, RuffestChristina Milian -AM To PMFive For Fighting -Superman (It's Not Easy)

Garbage -Cherry UpsIncubus -Wish You Were HereJoyanotti-SalvamiNickelback-How You Remind MeScooter -Ramp! The Logical SongShakira-Whenever WhereverSmash Mouth -Pacific Coast PartyThe Strokes -Last Ntte

MTV POLSKA/ GJarek Burdek - Music & Programming Dir.Heavy Rotation:

Big Cyc-Kazdy Facet To SwiniaEminem-Without MeKelly Osborne -Papa Don't PreachMagda Femme-Jestem InnaSpocemonkeyz V's Gorillaz-LiF Dub Chefs'

New Videos:Brainstorm -OnlineDeep Forest -Endangered SpeciesMike Oldfield-To Be FreeNelly Furtado-Hey ManPaul Oakenfold-Southern SunPrimal Scream -Miss LuciferReamonn-Place Of No Retum (In Zaire)Sophie Ellis-Bextor-Get Over YouStrange Days-Koniec LataThe Calling -Wherever You Will Go

MTV SPAIN/ GHeavy Rotation:

Alicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call MeCarlos Jean -Mr. DabadaEminem-Without MeOasis -Stop Crying Your Heart OutPaulina Rubio -Don't Say GoodbyeRed Hot Chili Peppers -By The WayThalia-Tu Y Yo

New Videos:Amparanoia-Somos VientoCreed -One Last BreathPrimal Scream -Miss LuciferThe Prodigy -Baby's Got A TemperTiziano Ferro-Perdono

WI1V2 - The Pop Channel/ GMarcus Adam - Head of MusicHeavy Rotation:

B3-1.0.1.0.Britney Spears -I Love Rock'N'RollEminem-Without MeJan Wayne -Because The NightNo Angels -Something About UsNovaspace-Time After TimeRonan Keating -If Tomorrow Never Comes

Scooter-NessajaTiziano Ferro-PerdonoWonderwall-Just More

Power Plays:Natural -Let Me Count The Ways

MTVnI/Bussum GPaulina Stalenburg - Music DirectorHeavy Rotation:

Alicia Keys -How Come You Don't Call Me

Ashanti -FoolishEminem-Without MeJennifer Lopez ft. Nas-Fm Gonna Be Alright

Kane -Rain Down On MeKylie Minogue-Love At First SightNelly-Hot In HerreShakira-Underneath Your ClothesSophie Ellis-Bextor-Murder On The Darbefloor

Power Plays:The Prodigy -Baby's Got A Temper

SOL MUSICA/Lisbon GJavier Lorbada - DirectorHeavy Rotation:

Britney Spears -1 Love Rock'N'RollCamera Obscura-Eighties FanPaulo Gonzo-MundialPlastics -Sleep All Day

Power Plays:Shakiro-Objection

THE BOX/London GDavid Young - Channel DirectorBox Tops:

Ant & Dec -We're On The BallChad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott -HeroChristina Milian -When You Look At MeDarius -Colour BlindEminem-Without MeFlip 'N' Fill -Shooting StarGareth Gates -Any One Of UsS Club Juniors -Automatic HighScooter -Ramp! The Logical SongShakira-Underneath Your Clothes

New Videos:Adema-The Way You Like ItBritney Spears -BoysColdplay-In My PlaceDaniel Bedingfield-James DeanNatural -Put Your Arms Around MeP. Diddy ti. Usher & loon -I Need A Girl (Port 1)

Rick Guard -Stop It (I Like It)Toploader-Time Of My LifeVanessa Carlton -A Thousand Mlles

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ON THE AIRM&M's weekly airplay analysis column

Summer is here and inevitably it's time forthose Latin rhythms.

As predicted lastweek, Jennifer Lopez(pictured) is back in theEuropean Radio Top 50with her new track fea-turing US rapper Nas.I'm Gonna Be Alright(Epic) enters the chartsat number 42, havingbeen added by 21 sta-tions across all territo-ries.

Philippe Martin, program director at CHRstation Radio Framboise in Lausanne,Switzerland, picked up the tune this weekbut has reservations: "I don't like this trackso much. I think the previous single with JaRule, Ain't It Funny, was better-it wasmore melodious and had all the qualitiesrequired to make it a hit. Maybe the collabo-ration with Ja Rule just worked better thanwith Nas. The reaction of people inSwitzerland was much better to Ain't ItFunny than to this one."

Still on the Latin tip,Enrique Iglesias (pictured) isclosely following Lopez'sassault on the chart with hisnew, softer number Love ToSee You Cry (Interscope), in

49. Martin feelsmore positive about this one:"Love To See You Cry is defi-nitely a hit. We play it 20times a week, which is a normal daytime rota-tion for us. I'm sure that the track will be assuccessful as the previous singles of his album.It's a catchy, dancy pop -tune. We have alwaysplayed Enrique's music, I like it a lot."

The third new entry this week at number50 is Germany -signed UK veteran singer -songwriter Joe Cocker with his idiosyncraticcover of INXS hit Never Tear Us Apart(Parlophone). Michael Brett, station managerat AC station 103FM in Cork, Ireland is veryenthusiastic about the new Cocker single. "Weplay this track because it's a brilliant song andalso the older people that listen to our stationcan relate to it. Joe Cocker would be one of ourcore artists anyway. We play a lot of his stuffand it is a great version of this song.

As far as its appeal goes, Brett says: "It isdefinitely a song for AC stations as it has thiskind of older feel to it, but I think this track isspecial because it appeals to both men andwomen. Also, normally Cocker tends to be a`female' artist, but with this song, because it isan INXS track, I think you get a lot of malesappreciating it as well. It also has the poten-tial to bridge the generation gap."

Brett has a hot tip on some local talent."The next strong contender coming out ofIreland will be Six, the winners of the IrishPop Idol" he says. "Their new track is calledLet Me Be The One and has been picked up byradio stations all over Ireland. The Irish PopIdol show will also be shown soon on ITV inthe UK, which will hopefully get them airplayand greater exposure there. Their debut singleThere Is A Whole Lot Of Lovin' Going On' shotstraight to number one of the Irish Airplaycharts."

Miriam Hubner

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EUROPEAN RADIO TOP 50TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original

labelTotal

StationsNewAdds.

2 7 KYLIE MINOGUE/LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT (PARLOPHONE) 65 4

* 1 11 Pink/Don't Let Me Get Me (Arista) 65 2

4 7 Eminem/Without Me (Interscope) 55 2

4) 7 6 Elvis vs. JXL/A Little Less Conversation 1W -ft'. (RCA) 56 10

5 3 14 The Calling/Wherever You Will Go (RCA) 49 0

) 6 '__,

8 4 Oasis/Stop Crying Your Heart Out (Big Brother/Sony) 43 4

ET 6 28 Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Murder On The Dancefloor(Polydor) 44 1

ri3-' 15 5 Chad Kroeger feat. Josey Scott/Hero (Roadrunner) 40 5,--,

) 9 ). 12 6 Vanessa Carlton/A Thousand Miles (A&M) 38 4

1.0) 9 5 Shakira/Underneath Your Clothes (Epic) 46 3

ill 5 12 Ronan Keating/If Tomorrow Never Comes (Polydor) 47 1

'2) 18 3 Red Hot Chili Peppers/By The Way (Warner Bros.) 33 0

13 11 10 Sugababes/Freak Like Me (Island) 39 0

:14 17 6 Atomic Kitten/It's Ok (Innocent/Virgin) 39 4-

15 16 8 Westlife/Bop Bop Baby(S/RCA) 43 0

16 25 4 Bryan Adams/Here I Am (A&M) 30 2

17 13 13 Moby/We Are All Made Of Stars (Mute) 28 0

J.8 32 5 Ashanti/Foolish (Murder Inc./Def Jam) 29 2

19 10 19 Anastacia/One Day In Your Life (Epic) 35 0

20 14 19 Enrique Iglesias/Escape (Interscope) 39 1

21) 21 6 Tiziano Ferro/Perdono 114.). (EMI) 25 2

22 5 Brandy/Full Moon (Atlantic) 29 1

2 27 7 Moony/Dove (I'll Be Loving You) itetilk,. (Cream/Positiva) 33 2

24 19 12 Mad'House/Like A Prayer ilAtir; (Bio/Various) 27 1

2) 26 7 No Doubt/Hella Good (Interscope) 30 0

26 24 10 David Charvet/Leap Of Faith/Jusqu'Au Bout kiett (Mercury) 28 0

27 28 20 Celine Dion/A New Day Has Come (Epic) 26 0

28 29 30 Nickelback/How You Remind Me (Roadrunner) 25 0

29 20 6 Holly Valance/Kiss Kiss (London) 35 0

30 23 14 1 Giant Leap ft. R. Williams & Maxi Jazz/My Culture (Palm Pictures) 24 0

31 31 17 Sheryl Crow/Soak Up The Sun (A&M) 29 1

)* 34 3 Anastacia/Boom (Epic) 29 1

33 30 24 Shakira/Whenever Wherever/Suerte (Epic) 29 0

34 33 16 A-Ha/Forever Not Yours liVi (WEA) 34 0

2-5; 44 5 Christina Milian/When You Look At Me (Def Soul) 28 1

'36 37 3 Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Get Over You (Polydor) 29 0

3) 47 2 Will Smith ft. Tra-linwdBlack Suits Comin'(Nod Ya Head) (Columbia) 23 4

3$ 42 4 Alanis Morissette/Precious Illusions (Maverick/Warner Bros.) 20 0

L36 49 2 Wonderwall/Just More (WEA) 17 1

40) 46 5 Fat Joe feat. Ashanti/What's Luv? (Terror Squad) 21 0

41 40 12 Faithless & Dido/One Step Too Far (Cheeky/Arista) 23 0

42 > NE Jennifer Lopez feat. Nas/I'm Gonna Be Alright (Epic) 21 1

43 43 13 Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott/4 My People (Elektra) 25 0

44 36 7 Goo Goo Dolls/Here Is Gone (Warner Bros.) 19 0

45 38 14 Mary J. Blige/No More Drama (MCA) 24 0

46 39 16 Blue/Fly By II (Innocent/Virgin) 23 1

47 35 25 Kylie Minogue/In Your Eyes (Parlophone) 22 0

48 45 4 Ms. Dynamite/It Takes More (Polydor) 22 1

4-9) > NE Enrique Iglesias/Love To See You Cry (Interscope) 13 2

(36 > NE Joe Cocker/Never Tear Us Apart 1141 (Parlophone) 16 0

The European Radio Top 50 chart is based on a weighted -scoring system.Songs score points by achieving airplay on all of M&M's reporting stations with contemporary music fulltime or during specific dayparts.

Stations are weighted by market size and by the number of hours per week.TW = This Week, LW = Last Week, NE = New Entry, TS = Total Stations

14%1: Indicates singles which previously featured in the Border Breakers chart,t' -',,M Highest New Entry Greatest chart points gainer

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NEWS

Oasis continued from page 1

Torsten Luth, VP marketing atSony International Network Europe(SINE) in London, certainly consid-ers it a return to form. "I think it'sgot some of the greatest Oasistracks in the last seven years on it,"he tells M&M, "and the reactionswe get both in the UK and interna-tionally seem to confirm that."

With sophomore release (What'sThe Story) Morning Glory in 1995,Oasis achieved the biggest -sellingBritish record since The Beatles'Sergeant Pepper's Lonely HeartsClub Band. But subsequentalbums, Be Here Now (1997) andStanding On The Shoulder OfGiants (2000) were poorly receivedin the press and failed to come closeto the sales of Morning Glory. Inmaking Heathen Chemistry, Oasisdecided to get back to basics andproduce the album themselves attheir own studio just outside Lon-don.

The first cut off the album, TheHindu Times, debuted on M&M'sEurochart Hot 100 Singles at num-ber three following its April 15release-although MTV NetworksEurope's London -based VP musicprogramming, Hans Hagman,points out this was probably asmuch to do with their legion of fansas the merit of the track. "Theyhave a very strong, loyal fanbaseand they'll always have it-thequestion is, can they cross overagain like they did with Wonder -wall?" he asks.

London rock station VirginRadio's programme controller, PaulJackson, thinks it unlikely Oasiswill ever replicate the success theyhad with Wonderwall-taken from(What's The Story) Morning Glory-but supports Luth's assertion thatthe band are back "doing what theydo best-making anthemic, rousingrecords".

Jackson continues: "In places itreaches the heights of Morning Glo-ry, with Hindu Times, Songbird,and Stop Crying, but overall it isn'tas strong. First time around it wasground -breaking. But this is still aquality record." He adds: "I don'tthink anyone will equal Wonder -wall for a long time to come-noteven Oasis!"

Encouragingly for both Oasisand Sony, the band's new single,Stop Crying Your Heart Out hasalso proved a hit, debuting at num-ber two in the UK singles chart fol-lowing its release on June 17 andcurrently sitting at number nine inthe Eurochart Hot 100.

"People have now heard twogreat tracks off the album andshould realise that, if [Oasis] everlost it, they are now back on form,"says Luth. "We are getting plenty ofpromo time. They have done promo-tion nearly every day for over twomonths and [recently completed] aone -week promo trip to Japanwhere they played at the first everJapanese MTV awards. This isbeing followed by a few promotionalevents in Europe in June."

VAT rises to the top of industry agendaBolkestein (pictured), who is incharge of Internal Market, just acouple of hours before the IFPIPlatinum Europe Awards dinner,during which key policymakersfrom Brussels, such asEC vice-president NeilKinnock, are expectedto be present. Impala,which represents indielabels in Europe, plansto have a meeting withBolkestein in Septem-ber.

The IFPI delegationwill use the July 10meeting to present theCommissioner with themusic industry's viewsregarding VAT, as theEC is preparing to harmonise itstax rates across Europe in 2003."We will certainly push the issue ofa VAT reduction on music," saysFrances Moore, managing directorof IFPI's office in Brussels.

"This issue will come up soonand we'll be very active on that sub-ject," explains EMI Recorded Musicsenior VP Rupert Perry, who is alsochairman of IFPI's executive com-mittee for Europe. "The issue isthat we're constantly referred to asa cultural industry, which we are,but they put us in a different cate-gory when it comes to taxation.Why are we discriminated against?"

Impala general secretaryPhilippe Kern welcomes what hecalls "the late entry" of IFPI in thefight for a lower VAT rate and saysImpala wishes to group togetherother sectors of the music communi-

ty to address the issue. He saysImpala is already talking to somekey retailers and retailers' organi-sations, as well as the InternationalManager's Forum (IMF), with a

view to enlisting themin a broad coalition."There is still a sense ofscepticism when thisissue is raised, butthings are moving for-ward in a good direc-tion-it's time to gofull -speed ahead," saysKern, who notes that,at an EU level, Com-missioner for CultureViviane Reding hasalready pledged hersupport for the

demands.Currently, the VAT on recorded

music is set at a minimum rate of15% across Europe, subject to coun-try -by -country variations. IFPIbelieves this rate is "unfair" as itputs recorded music in a differentcategory to other cultural goods,such as books, films and newspa-pers, which are subject to a lowerVAT rate. In 1992, the goods andservices subject to a VAT rate aslow as 5% were placed in Annex Hof the VAT Directive.

"Our concern is that music is notlisted in Annex H and therefore noteligible for a lower rate," saysMoore. IFPI and Impala's aim is toget the Commission, backed by EUstate members, to move recordedmusic to Annex H. However, such amove would require unanimity byEU finance ministers on the matter.

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Kern notes ironically that "cut flow-ers" have recently been added toAnnex H, so why not CDs?

At least two European countrieshave decided to go their own way onVAT. As reported last week in M&M,Italy might unilaterally lower its ratefrom 20% to 15%, going against EUrules, while France's new governmentis said to be contemplating a similarmeasure to comply with promisesmade by then -presidential candidateJacques Chirac.

"These moves are not reallyapproved by EU regulations andmight be challenged by the Commis-sion, but both France and Italy couldgain one or two years, awaiting for aresolution of the issue at a Europeanlevel," says an expert on EU proce-dures.

Some in the industry doubt thatthe process will be successful because,as one industry insider puts it: "In theend, it's the finance ministers whodecide-and we all know they don'tlike to lose revenues."

According to a memorandum fromImpala seen by M&M, a lower VATrate could result in a shortfall of taxrevenues for EU member states, butthat would be compensated for byincome from other tax sources, as CDsales would rise following a decreasein consumer prices.

"Since 1995, the industry hasasked music to be added to Annex Hand the internal market adminis-tration has always been reluctant todo so," says Kern. "This time,France and Italy are committed tomake some noise about this issue,so we don't start empty-handed."

Estonian CHR station RadioSky Plus celebrated its fifthanniversary recently with asold -out party in a popularnightclub in the capitalTallinn. Sky Plus has beenthe market leader in Esto-nia in the 12-40 age rangefor the last four years. Pic-tured front row (from left toright) are: Toomas Puna(breakfast show presenter)and Leho Verk (programmedirector). Pictured on theback row (from left to right)are: Kristjan Hirmo (head ofmusic) and Ilmar Kompus(general manager, RadioSky Plus).

GWR shapes up for consolidationcluster of stations in the sameregion. For instance, in East Anglia,Dave Brown and Mark Pryke havedeparted as programme controllersof Broadland 102/Norwich and SGRFM/Ipswich, respectively, and for-mer Beacon FM/Wolverhamptonprogramme controller Steve Martinhas been installed as GWR Cre-ation's regional programme con-troller for East Anglia.

It is understood, however, thatGWR stations in the bigger urbanmarkets-such as GWR FM in Bris-tol and Beacon FM in Wolverhamp-

ton-will continue to have their owndedicated programme controllersresponsible purely for the output oftheir own station.

There has been much speculationin recent months about the future ofGWR's local news operations. M&Munderstands that, in the future, thecompany plans to have at least onelocal news journalist at every GWRlocal station, who will provide localmaterial for tailored local news bul-letins for their particular station,which will be produced and readfrom a regional group news centre

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outside of the station's transmissionarea.

A change of his nature would besubject to the approval of the RadioAuthority, as the regulator current-ly requires local news to be read-aswell as produced-at the local sta-tion. However, the Authority recent-ly launched a public consultation"on the desirability of 'centralising'the local news operations of someindependent local radio stations" fol-lowing an interest expressed by anumber of local licensees to operate"local news hubs."

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14 Tiziano Ferro/Perdono (EMI) Italy 25

11 David Charvet/Leap Of Faith/Jusqu'Au Bout (Mercury) France 26

14 Mad'House/Like A Prayer (Bio/Various) France 24

3 Moony/Dove (I'll Be Loving You) (Cream/Positiva) Italy 28

17 A-Ha/Forever Not Yours (WEA) Germany 27

6 Joe Cocker/Never Tear Us Apart (Parlophone) Germany 15

8 12 Shakedown/At Night (Naive/Sony) France 20

10 25 Sarah Connor/From Sarah With Love (X-Cell/Epic) Germany 15

9 25 DB Boulevard/Point Of View (Illustrious/Airplane/Sony) Italy 13

ll 9 Bomfunk MC's feat. Max'C/Live Your Life (Epidrome) Finland 9

16 2 Mad'House/Holiday (Bio/Various) France 8

13 12 34 Lasgo/Something (A&S/Antler-Subway) Belgium 12

14 14 11 Sylver/In Your Eyes (Byte) Belgium 7

15 19 9 Mousse T. feat. Emma Lanford/Fire (Peppermint Jam/Edel) Germany 10

16 15 2 A-Ha/Lifelines (WEA) Norway 8

17 18 7 David Guetta/Love Don't Let Me Go (Virgin) France 9

18 NE Kate Ryan/Desenchantee (Antler -Subway) Belgium 5

19 17 4 Mike Oldfielcl/To Be Free (WEA) Spain 11

20 20 3 Dee Dee/Forever (Incentive) Belgium 6

21 13 11 Ian Van Dahl/Reason (Antler-Subway/NuLife) Belgium 11

22 22 2 Gigi D'Agostino/L'Amour Toujours (I'll Fly With You) (BXR/Media) Italy 6

23 23 5 Noir Desir/Le Vent Nous Portera (Barclay) France 3

24 24 30 Billy Crawford/Trackin' (V2) France 7

25 NE Billy Crawford/When You Think About Me (V2) France

TW = This Week LW = Last Week, WOC = Weeks On Chart, TS = Total Stations. NE = New Entry, RE = Re -Entry. Titles registering a significan

fit indicates the Road Runner award. assigned to the single with the biggest increase in chart points.

point gain are awarded a bullet.

Coming specials in Music and Media

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for details call Claudia Engel. tel: (+44) 207 420 6159 or call your local representative

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AOL Time Warner is believed to haveapproached Vivendi Universal regarding its15.3% shareholding in German music TVchannel Viva. The reported move follows AOLTime Warner's acquisition of EMI's 15.3%shares in the broadcaster, for which it paideuros 52 million, adding to its own 15.3%shareholding. AOL Time Warner is also believedto be talking to four investor consortia whichbetween them own a further 18.2% of Viva.

Hotline understands that EuropeanCommission president Romano Prodi(pictured) has given his conditional approval toattend the IFPI Platinum Europe awardsshow in Brussels on July 10. Hisschedule permitting, Prodi willattend the opening cocktails, duringwhich he would meet the artistsand music industry executivespresent.

As anticipated, a major overhaul is takingplace at Warner Music in the Nordic countries,with the departures of the company's managingdirectors in Sweden (Sanji Tandan), Norway(Mats Nilsson), and Denmark (Finn Work).From July 1, Warner Music Europe executivevice-president Gero Caccia will assume directresponsibility for all three companies. Tandan isbelieved to be in discussions with Warner Musicto set up a Stockholm -based joint venture label,provisionally named S56 Recordings. Atpresstime, Warner sources confirmed that thediscussions were ongoing, but that the deal stillneeded to be finalised.

Chrysalis Radio dance station Galaxy105/Leeds has been voted station of the year atthe UK's NTL Commercial Radio Awards,with Xfm's Christian O'Connell taking thepresenter of the year accolade.

In the French elections, the winner is...theoutgoing candidate! Sounds like déjà vu? Well,that's what happened last week at the AGM ofindustry trade body SNEP. Gilles Bressand,CEO of indie label XIII bis Records-who hasbeen serving as interim SNEP president for thepast 10 months-was elected with a two-yearmandate. Warner Music France CEO Yan-Philippe Blanc was elected SNEP vicepresident.

Speaking to journalists last week, VivendiUniversal (VU) chairman and CEO Jean-Marie Messier declared that he "would be veryhappy to continue to be managing VU for thenext 15 years." This declaration contrasts withthe mood at the at the company's June 25 AGMduring which, according to French daily LeMonde, the group's biggest shareholders-theBronfman family-asked for Messier to beremoved and replaced by current board vice-chairman Edgar Bronfman Jr.

Finally, London AC/talk station LibertyRadio's licence re -advertisement is proving tobe one of the most hotly -contested AM licencesin the UK for some years. Among the eightgroups vying for the frequency is children'sstation Abracadabra, Asian Talk Radio (anew service from existing London Asian serviceSunrise Radio), and MOR/talk station SagaRadio.

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week 28/02 Major Market AirplayThe most aired songs in Europe's leading radio markets

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KYLIE MINOGUE/LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT (PARLOPHONE)Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Get Over You (Polydor)Mis-Teeq/Roll On (Infernsfl'elstar)

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WONDERWALL/JUST MORE (WEA)Westlife/Bop Bop Baby (S/RCA)No Angela/Something About Us (Polydor)

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(COLUMBIA)(Columbia)(Universal)

(Epic)4 6 3 Lighthouse Family/Happy (Wil Card/Polydor) 10 4 4 5 Vanessa Carlton/A Thousand Miles (A&M) 15 5 7 11 Saya - Passiflburner Des Pages (Hostile/Virgin)

56

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Gareth Gates/Anyone Of Us (Stupid Mistake) (S/RCA)Aurora/The Day It Rained Forever (Jive)

109

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517

Shakira/Underneath Your Clothes (Epic)Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Murder On The Dancefloor (Polydor)

11

15

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594

9817

Eve/Got What You NeedFat Joe feat. Ja Rule/What's Luv?R. Kelly/World's Greatest

(Polydor)(Atlantic)

(Jive)7 4 10 Atomic Kitten/It's Ok (Innocent/Virgin) 11 7 > RE Kylie Minogue/Love At First Sight (Parlophone) 13 9 8 12 Nickelback/How You Remind Me (Roadrunner)8 3 7 Badly Drawn Boy/SomethingTo Talk About (Twisted Nerve/A. Recordings) 12 8 9 5 Tiziano Ferro/Perdono (EMI) 11 10 13 3 The Callin erever You Will Go (BMG)

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Athlete/You Got The Style (Parlophone)Holly Valance/Kiss Kiss (London)

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Watershed/Indigo Girl (Capitol)Ronan Keating/If Tomorrow Never Comes (Polydor)

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1213

102314

328

David Gue a Don'tLet Me Go (Virgin)Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Murder On The Dance Floor (Polydor)Mylene Farmer/C'Est Une Belle Journee (Polydor)

11 14 12 Ronan Keating/If Tomorrow Never Comes (Polydor) 10 11 16 2 Sasha/This Is My Time (WEA) 9 14 12 13 Tiziano Ferro/Perdono (EMD

12 18 3 Amy Studt/Just A Little Girl (Polydor) 7 12 13 2 Natural/Let Me Count The Ways (Ariola) 9 15 11 5 Live For Love United/Live For Love United (Epic)

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Eminem/Without MeCalogero/En ApesanteuJa Rule feat. Ashanti/Always On Time

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15 15 6 Paffendorf/Be Cool (Edel) 5 15 11 7 Laith Al-Deen/Dein Lied (Columbia) 19 > NE Jean -Jaques Goldman/Les Chases (Columbia)16 16 14 'N Sync feat. Nelly/Girlfriend (Jive) 7 16 17 11 Sylver/In Your Eyes (Byte) 7 20 > NE UB40 & Nuttea/Cover Up Virgin)

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(Source)19 7 7 Will Young/Light My Fire (S/RCA) 7 19 > RE A-Ha/Forever Not Yours (WEA) 11 24 20 2 Fifth Avenue/Spanish Eyes (WEA)

20 20 2 The Begimerz/Reckless Girl (Cheeky) 5 20 15 6 Sugababes/Freak Like Me (Island) 8 25 > RE Moby/We Are All Made Of Stars (Mute)

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Compiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,based cr audience

Data supplied by SNEP/YACAST from an electronically monitored panel of national andregional stations. Songs are ranked by number of plays and weighted by audience.

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10

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234

235

937

Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Murder On The Dance FloorShakira/Underneath Your ClothesRonan Keating/If Tomorrow Never Comes

(Polydor)(Epic)

(Polydor)

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4 5 10 Sugababes/Freak Like Me (Island) 6 5 4 10 Marco Borsato/Zij (Universal) 4

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648

11 A-Ha/Forever Not Yours (WEA)

8 Al/Make It Good (Columbia)6 Det Brune Punktum/Kom Lad Os G-- (EMI)

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Pink/Don't Let Me Get MeRate Ryan/DesenchanteeLenny Ktavitz/Believe In MeBilly Crawford/11 ackin'

(Arista)(EMI)

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567

8 10 11 1 Giant Leap ft. R Williams & Maxi Jazz/My Culture (Palm Pictures) 4 10 8 7 Blenlooiejjag (EMI) 8

9 11 11 Ronan Keating/If Tomorrow Never Comes (Polydor) 6 ll > NE Elvis vs. ..M.11A. Little Less Conversation (RCA) 9

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Red Hot Chili Peppers/By The Way (Warner Bros.)Christina Milian/When You Look At Me (Universal)Celine Dion/A New Day Has Come (Epic)

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13 14 4 Tiziano Ferro/Perdono (EMI) 3 16 20 5 Kane/Rain Down On Me (BMG) 13

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Mary J. Blige/No More Drama (MA)Ashanti/Foolish (Murder Inc./DefJaCm)David Charvet/Leap Of Faith (Mercury)Moony/Dove (I'll Be Loving You) (Cream/Positiva)

17

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20 20 4 B2K/Uh Huh (Epic) 2 25 > RE Jewel/Standing Still (Warner) 20

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Data supplied by Aircheck Nederland from an electronically monitored panel of national (8) and

regional stations (8). Songs are ranked by number of plays and weighted by audience

LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label TO

3 5 COUSTEAU/TALKING TO MYSELF (Eden 4

4 5 Kylie Minogue/Love At First Sight (Parlophone) 4

5 5 Dirotta Su Cuba/Sono Qui (CGD) 3

1 10 Vanessa Carlton/A Thousand Miles (A&M) 3

2 13 1 Giant Leap ft. IL Williams & Maxi Jazz/My Culture (Palm Pictures) 3

6 8 Delta V/Un Colpo In Un Istante (Ricordi) 3

7 7 Zucchero/Sento Le Campane (Polydor) 3

8 6 Paola & Chiara/Festival (Columbia) 3

9 2 Alexia/Non Lasciarmi Mai (Epic) 3

10 6 Sugababes/Freak Like Me (Island) 3

12 48 Alex Britti/La Vasco (Universal) 2

> NE Amparanoia/La Fiesta (EMI) 2

13 5 Valeria Rossi/Pensavo A Te (Ariola) 2

14 5 Nek/Sei Solo Tu (WEA) 2

> NE Jennifer Paige/Stranded (Edel) 2

15 5 Mandragora/Boca A Boca (Not Listed) 2

17 2 Cristiano De Andre'/Le Quaranta Carte (Edel) 2

18 2 Ortiz/Live & Love Again (Sony) 2

19 2 MB/II Telecomando (Universal) 2

> NE Valentina Giovagnini/Senza Origine (Virgin) 2

Compiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,based on audience size.

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1 2 6 REVOLVER/ESO DE SABER (WEA) 4 1 5 4 ANNA MARIA JOPEK/O CO TYLE MILCZENIA (Universal) 4 1 6 11 UNIQUE/CSILLAGTENGER (Magneoton)

2 6 11 Marta Sanchez/Sigo Intentando (Muxxic) 3 2 1 8 Wilki/Baska (Pomaton) 3 2 1 19 Shakira/Whenever Wherever (Epic)

3 7 11 Miguel Bos'/Te Digo Amor (WEA) 3 3 12 8 Myslovitz/Acidland (Columbia) 3 3 2 20 Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Murder On The Dancefloor (Polydor)

4 8 10 Juanes/A Dios Le Pido (Polydor) 3 4 2 8 Kasia Kowalska/Bezpowrotine (Izabelin) 3 4 3 22 Kylie Minogue/In Your Eyes (Parlophone)

5 1 11 Amaral/Te Necesito (Virgin) 3 5 4 6 Shakira/Underneath Your Clothes (Epic) 3 5 10 9 GrooveHouse/Hajnal (Hungaroton)

6 9 10 Rosana/Siempre De Frente (Mercury) 3 6 > NE Edyta Bartosiewicz/Niewimaosc (BMG) 2 6 5 28 Geri Halliwell/Calling (EMI)

7 10 9 Seguridad Social/Muchachacha (DRO) 3 7 6 11 Depeche Mode/F'reelove (Mute) 2 7 7 20 Sarah Connor/From Sarah With Love (X-Cell/Epic)

8 11 5 Rosa/Europe's Living A Celebration (RCA) 3 8 7 11 Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Murder On The Dancefloor (Polydor) 2 8 8 16 Bon BonNalami Amerika (Universal)

9 12 5 David Civera/Que La Detengan (Vale Music) 3 9 8 12 Lighthouse Family/Run (Wild Card/Polydor) 2 9 9 12 United/Keseru Mez (EMI)

10 13 3 Las Ketchup/Asereje (Columbia) 3 10 9 16 A-Ha/Forever Not Yours (WEA) 2 10 4 14 Zanzibar/Szillj M r (EMI)

11 14 5 Lucrecia/Mi Gente (Magic) 3 11 > NE Kylie Minogue/Love At First Sight (Parlophone) 2 11 11 28 Safri Duo/Baya Bays (Universal)

12 3 4 Ismael Serrano/Que Ander s Haciendo (Polydor) 3 12 10 9 Golec Uorkiestra/Kto Sie Ceni (Ariola) 2 12 12 16 Pet Shop Boys/Home And Dry (Parlophone)

13 > NE Jaime Urrutia/Castillos En El Aire (DRO) 3 13 11 7 De Mono/Bez Przebaczenia (BMG) 2 13 13 28 Alizee/Moi...Lolita (Polydor)

14 > NE Orishas/Mujer (EMI) 3 14 > NE Budka Suflera/Mokre Oczy (Pomaton) 2 14 14 26 Alcazar/Sexual Guarantee (RCA)

15 > NE Los Rabanes/Everybody (Epic) 3 15 14 4 David Bowie/Slow Burn (Columbia) 2 15 15 22 TNT/Nem J''n Mom A Szememre (Magneoton)

16 16 3 Bunbury/Si (Hispavox) 3 16 > NE Urszulailb, Co Byto Raz (BMG) 2 16 16 12 Romantic/V gyom R d (Universal)

17 17 9 Tiziano Ferro/Perdono (EMI) 2 17 15 2 Warszawa Gdanska/Centrala (PoLskie) 2 17 17 13 Blue/Fly By II (Innocent/Virgin)

18 18 6 MSM/I'm The Only One (Epic) 2 18 16 3 Garou/Je N'Attendais Que Vous (Columbia) 2 18 18 11 Nelly Furtado/...On The Radio (Dreamworks)

19 19 10 M2M/Everything (WEA) 2 19 17 5 Atomic Kitten/It's Ok (Innocent/Virgin) 2 19 19 12 Natalie Imbruglia/Wrong Impression (RCA)

20 > RE Pet Shop Boys/I Get Along (Parlophone) 2 20 18 3 Kasia Klich/Lepszy Model (Not Listed) 2 20 20 14 Westlife/World Of Our Own (S/IICA)

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