Chart 235

Chart 235
(26 December, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder
2.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
3.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
4.- Tim McGraw - Something Like That
5.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
6.- Live - The Dolphin's Cry
7.- Mariah Carey & 98° - Thank God I Found You
8.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
9.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
10.- Garth Brooks as Chris Gaines - Lost In You
11.- Céline Dion - That's The Way It Is
12.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
13.- Céline Dion - Je Crois Toi
14.- Moenia - No Dices Más
15.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
16.- Bush - The Chemicals Between Us
17 - Matchbox 20 - Long Day
18.- Semisonic - This Will Be My Year (DEBUT)
19.- Tori Amos - Marianne (DEBUT)
20.- Faith Hill - The Hard Way

Wow, that Grth Brooks song only lasted one week!! Anywa, Semisonic, I still love them to this day, and wish they record a new album, but in the meantime, Dan's solo album will have to do. "This Will Be My Year", many memories attached to this song, just great music. And the ever wonderful Tori Amos enters with the equally wonderful "Marianne", a very richly orchestrated song, just wonerful.

Chart 234

Chart 234
(19 December, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder
2.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
3.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
4.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
5.- Tim McGraw - Something Like That
6.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
7.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
8.- Live - The Dolphin's Cry
9.- Mariah Carey & 98° - Thank God I Found You
10.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
11.- Garth Brooks as Chris Gaines - Lost In You
12.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
13.- Céline Dion - That's The Way It Is
14.- Matchbox 20 - Long Day
15.- Céline Dion - Je Crois Toi
16.- Faith Hill - The Hard Way
17 - Moenia - No Dices Más
18.- Bush - The Chemicals Between Us (DEBUT)
19.- Garth Brooks - What She's Doing Now (DEBUT)
20.- Jewel - What's Simple Is True/Life Uncommon

Bush, there used to be a cool group, but they no longer exist, here, entering the chart at number 18. And at 19, another Garth Brooks song, yes, I was obsessed with him.

Chart 233

Chart 233
(12 December, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
4.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
5.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
6.- Tim McGraw - Something Like That
7.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
8.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
9.- Mariah Carey & 98° - Thank God I Found You
10.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
11.- Live - The Dolphin's Cry (DEBUT)
12.- Matchbox 20 - Long Day
13.- Faith Hill - The Hard Way
14.- Tori Amos - Playboy Mommy
15.- Garth Brooks as Chris Gaines - Lost In You (DEBUT)
16.- Céline Dion - Je Crois Toi
17 - Céline Dion - That's The Way It Is (DEBUT)
18.- Semisonic - Made To Last
19.- Jewel - What's Simple Is True/Life Uncommon (DEBUT)
20.- Moenia - No Dices Más (DEBUT)

The highest entry comes at 11, Live, with a great song, first song we heard from the "The Distance To Here" album, it has a great video, and even if it's great, i see this one (album and single) as the beginnning of their downfall, achieving less success and making music not as good that their peak with the last album, still, a solid album. At 15, the experiment of the decade, Garth Brooks took on the role of Chris Gaines, a ficticious character that was supposed to be the main character in a movie called "The Lamb". the movie never happened, and Garthie received horrible critics for making this album, and for not being country. I loved it by the way. At 17... what??? I don't remember charting "That's The Way It Is", and well, even if i don't like the song now, I suppose I did back then. At 19, another one of those shameful double songs I started to chart, two simple Jewel songs, nothing great. And the electro pop mexican group, created an amazing album called "Adición +" and the second single was to me, their best song to date, here, entering at 20.

Chart 232

Chart 232
(5 December, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
4.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
5.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
6.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
7.- Tim McGraw - Something Like That
8.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
9.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
10.- Tori Amos - Playboy Mommy
11.- Mariah Carey & 98° - Thank God I Found You
12.- Matchbox 20 - Long Day
13.- Faith Hill - The Hard Way
14.- Pet Shop Boys - New York City Boy
15.- Tori Amos - Cruel
16.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
17 - Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around
18.- Céline Dion - Je Crois Toi (DEBUT)
19.- Shania Twain - Black Eyes Blue Tears
20.- Semisonic - Made To Last

Only one debut this week, a beautiful song from Céline Dion's mouth. To me, darker than her usual stuff, but still within the boundaries of pop music. If I have not say it, I much prefer her french music to her english counterpart.

Chart 231

Chart 231
(28 November, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder
2.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
3.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
4.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
5.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
6.- Tori Amos - Playboy Mommy
7.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
8.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
9.- Tim McGraw - Something Like That
10.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love (DEBUT)
11.- Pet Shop Boys - New York City Boy
12.- Faith Hill - The Hard Way
13.- Matchbox 20 - Long Day
14.- Mariah Carey & 98° - Thank God I Found You
15.- Tori Amos - Cruel
16.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
17 - Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around
18.- Semisonic - Made To Last
19.- Kenny Chesney - How Forever Feels
20.- Shania Twain - Black Eyes Blue Tears (DEBUT)

Björk re-entered the chart thanks to me buying the single, which includes some pretty cool remixes, and the artwork is cool too. On those days, my ffandom for her was at its peak, so yeah. And at 20, Shania Twain debuts again with another song, but whatever, I don't like her anymore.

Chart 230

Chart 230
(21 November, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
4.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
5.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
6.- Tori Amos - Playboy Mommy
7.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
8.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
9.- Tori Amos - Cruel
10.- Pet Shop Boys - New York City Boy
11.- Tim McGraw - Something Like That
12.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
13.- Faith Hill - The Hard Way
14.- Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around
15.- Matchbox 20 - Long Day
16.- Semisonic - Made To Last
17 - Mariah Carey & 98° - Thank God I Found You (DEBUT)
18.- Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know
19.- Kenny Chesney - How Forever Feels
20.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing

One debut by Mariah with help from 98° and Joe... but who is this Joe? I never knew.

Chart 229

Chart 229
(14 November, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
4.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
5.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
6.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
7.- Tori Amos - Playboy Mommy
8.- Tori Amos - Cruel
9.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
10.- Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around
11.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
12.- Pet Shop Boys - New York City Boy
13.- Tim McGraw - Something Like That
14.- Semisonic - Made To Last
15.- Faith Hill - The Hard Way
16.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
17 - Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know
18.- Kenny Chesney - How Forever Feels
19.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
20.- Matchbox 20 - Long Day (DEBUT)

Great number one! And the only debut this week is by Matchbox 20 (before they switched to Matchbox Twenty) with their song "Long Day".

Chart 228

Chart 228
(7 November, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
4.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
5.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
6.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
7.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder
8.- Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around
9.- Tori Amos - Cruel
10.- Tori Amos - Playboy Mommy (DEBUT)
11.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
12.- Pet Shop Boys - New York City Boy
13.- Semisonic - Made To Last
14.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
15.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
16.- Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know
17 - Kenny Chesney - How Forever Feels
18.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
19.- Tim McGraw - Something Like That (DEBUT)
20.- Faith Hill - The Hard Way (DEBUT)

Good, Tori Amos debuts high this weekk with "Playboy Mommy", exactlt at 10. And husband and wife also debut this week at the bottom of the chart, Faith and Tim, when they were doing good music.

Chart 227

Chart 227
(31 October, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
4.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
5.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
6.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
7.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
8.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
9.- Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around
10.- Semisonic - Made To Last
11.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
12.- Tori Amos - Cruel
13.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
14.- Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know
15.- Kenny Chesney - How Forever Feels
16.- Garth Brooks - I Don't Have To Wonder (DEBUT)
17 - Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
18.- Pet Shop Boys - New York City Boy (DEBUT)
19.- Leonardo De Lozanne - Las Luciérnagas
20.- Garth Brooks - The Dance

Garth Brooks' best song makes its appearance for the first time here. A wonderful ballad that was planned to have a video and all, but the song didn't become a single, so we had to wait until the end of 2005 (or '06?) to watch the video for it, but it was so worth it! And at 18, Pet Shop Boys enter with the mildly mediocre song "New York City Boy", the song is too simple and the video sucks! I liked it back then.

Chart 226

Chart 226
(24 October, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
3.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
4.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
5.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
6.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
7.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
8.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
9.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
10.- Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around
11.- Semisonic - Made To Last
12.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
13.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
14.- Tori Amos - Cruel
15.- Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know
16.- Kenny Chesney - How Forever Feels
17 - 'N Sync - Crazy For You
18.- Tori Amos - Horses/Putting The Damage On
19.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer
20.- Leonardo De Lozanne - Las Luciérnagas (DEBUT)

Leonardo De Lozanne, once the singer of Fobia, released "Series De Ficción" his solo album, but recived too much citicism for this great album. "Las Luciérnagas" was a trip-hop influenced song that didn't become a single, but I liked it then. I still like it a lot, but the female backing vocals just do not go well with the song.

Chart 225

Chart 225
(17 October, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
3.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
4.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
5.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
6.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
7.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
8.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
9.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
10.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
11.- Texas - Summer Sun
12.- Semisonic - Made To Last
13.- Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around
14.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
15.- Tori Amos - Cruel
16.- Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know
17 - Kenny Chesney - How Forever Feels
18.- 'N Sync - Crazy For You
19.- Tori Amos - Horses/Putting The Damage On (DEBUT)
20.- Robbie Williams - Karma Killer (DEBUT)

Another couple of songs by Tori, conveniently packed into one chart slot. And Robbie's "Karma Killer" are the debut this week. Gone are the days whn Robbie was able to craft a song as enthralling as this one, cause nowadays, he just sings crap.

Chart 224

Chart 224
(10 October, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
4.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone
5.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
6.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
7.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
8.- Texas - Summer Sun
9.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
10.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
11.- Semisonic - Made To Last
12.- Tori Amos - Hey Jupiter/Professional Widow
13.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
14.- 'N Sync - Crazy For You
15.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
16.- Tori Amos - Cruel
17 - Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know
18.- Dave Matthews Band - The Best Of What's Around (DEBUT)
19.- Kenny Chesney - How Forever Feels (DEBUT)
20.- Five - If Ya Gettin' Down

The opening track of 1994's DMB album enters at 18. Whhile a position lower, the country singer Kenny Chesney also enters, withh a very successful song, "How Forever Feels". I discovered this song thanks to bad weather, so the radio was receiving stations from the US, so I discovered this country station and loved it... while it lasted.

Chart 223

Chart 223
(3 October, 1999)


1.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
4.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
5.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
6.- Dave Matthews Band - The Stone (DEBUT)
7.- Texas - Summer Sun
8.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
9.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
10.- Tori Amos - Hey Jupiter/Professional Widow
11.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
12.- Semisonic - Made To Last
13.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
14.- 'N Sync - Crazy For You
15.- Five - If Ya Gettin' Down
16.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
17 - Tori Amos - Cruel
18.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne
19.- Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know
20.- Matchbox 20 - Hang

"The Stone", makes its debut in the chart as high as number 6. It features a wonderful string quartet and has amazing lyrics. Eal one of the stand outs tracks on an almost perfect album.

Chart 222

Chart 222
(26 September, 1999)


1.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
4.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
5.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
6.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
7.- Texas - Summer Sun
8.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
9.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
10.- Semisonic - Made To Last
11.- Tori Amos - Hey Jupiter/Professional Widow
12.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
13.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
14.- Fey - Cielo Líquido
15.- 'N Sync - Crazy For You
16.- Five - If Ya Gettin' Down
17 - Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
18.- Tori Amos - Cruel
19.- Garth Brooks - The Beaches Of Cheyenne (DEBUT)
20.- Shania Twain - No One Needs To Know (DEBUT)

The chart's getting countrified. More Garth Brooks, and Shania Twain.

Chart 221

Chart 221
(19 September, 1999)


1.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
2.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
3.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
4.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
6.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
7.- Texas - Summer Sun
8.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
9.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
10.- Fey - Cielo Líquido
11.- Semisonic - Made To Last
12.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
13.- Tori Amos - Hey Jupiter/Professional Widow
14.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
15.- 'N Sync - Crazy For You
16.- Five - If Ya Gettin' Down
17 - Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
18.- Cardigans - Hanging Around
19.- Tori Amos - Cruel (DEBUT)
20.- Björk - 5 Years

More Tori!! "Cruel" was a single with no promotion around it, no even a video, zero airplay, but I love it, it's dark and wonderful, and it is the only debut this week.

Chart 220

Chart 220
(12 September, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
2.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
3.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
4.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
5.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
6.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
7.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
8.- Fey - Cielo Líquido
9.- Texas - Summer Sun
10.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
11.- Semisonic - Made To Last
12.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
13.- Cardigans - Hanging Around
14.- Björk - 5 Years
15.- Tori Amos - Hey Jupiter/Professional Widow
16.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same
17 - Creed - What's This Life For?
18.- 'N Sync - Crazy For You (DEBUT)
19.- Five - If Ya Gettin' Down (DEBUT)
20.- Chris Isaak - Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing (DEBUT)

Boy bands were the IN thing during 1999, and I liked them! jajajajaja. Anyway, I can't remember how "Crazy For You" goes, it's from 'N Sync's debut album, but it also seems to be erased from memory... and if we add that a person stole it shamelessly from me... ARGH! Anyway! Five aalso debuted this week with the first single from their second album, the catchy "If Ya Gettin' Down". And one (if not THE ONE) of my favorite male artists debuts with a song from his 1995 album "Forever Blue", becaue during this time period, it was used to promote the movie Eyes Wide Shut. And it was great, cause they made a very sexy video, roar!! Chris Isaak is the name of the game.

Chart 219

Chart 219
(5 September, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
4.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
5.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
6.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
7.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
8.- Fey - Cielo Líquido
9.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
10.- Semisonic - Made To Last
11.- Texas - Summer Sun
12.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
13.- Creed - What's This Life For?
14.- Portishead - Mysterons
15.- Cardigans - Hanging Around
16.- Björk - 5 Years
17 - Basement Jaxx - Red Alert
18.- Tori Amos - Hey Jupiter/Professional Widow (DEBUT)
19.- Joey McIntyre - Stay The Same (DEBUT)
20.- No Doubt - New

Tori Amos is back! This time with the double A-side single "Hey Jupiter/Professional Widow" (which many people still refer to as Proofessional Window... jajaja) A gorgeous ballad and a really really abrasive song. For these two songs, I used the original versions, not the remixes. And ex NKOTB Joey enters with his first solo single.

Chart 218

Chart 218
(29 August, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
4.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
6.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
7.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
8.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
9.- Semisonic - Made To Last
10.- Fey - Cielo Líquido
11.- Portishead - Mysterons
12.- Creed - What's This Life For?
13.- No Doubt - New
14.- Texas - Summer Sun
15.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
16.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
17 - Cardigans - Hanging Around
18.- Björk - 5 Years (DEBUT)
19.- Basement Jaxx - Red Alert (DEBUT)
20.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light

More Björk, with leftovers from "Homogenic", and Basement Jaxx debuting, nonn memorable songs, but hey, I must have liked them more back then.

Chart 217

Chart 217
(22 August, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
4.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
6.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
7.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me
8.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
9.- Semisonic - Made To Last
10.- No Doubt - New
11.- Fey - Cielo Líquido
12.- Portishead - Mysterons
13.- Creed - What's This Life For?
14.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
15.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
16.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes
17 - Texas - Summer Sun (DEBUT)
18.- Cardigans - Hanging Around (DEBUT)
19.- Garth Brooks - You Move Me
20.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water

Garth's trademark song reaches number one this week: "The Dance". At 17 Texas comes in with "Summer Sun". And at 18, The Cardigans, with their best song "Hanging Around". This song didn't enjoy much success, and it was barely promoted, so it's a shame it remains as an obscure single from their career

Chart 216

Chart 216
(15 August, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
3.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
4.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
6.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
7.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
8.- Semisonic - Made To Last
9.- No Doubt - New
10.- Tim McGraw - Please Remember Me (DEBUT)
11.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
12.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
13.- Fey - Cielo Líquido
14.- Portishead - Mysterons
15.- Creed - What's This Life For?
16.- Live - Merica
17 - Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony - No Me Ames (Remezcla Tropical)
18.- Garth Brooks - You Move Me
19.- Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - In Another's Eyes (DEBUT)
20.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water

More country music please! At 10, Tim McGraw enters with the song that hooked me, "Please Remember Me", a wonderful song. And for a little while he continued making good music, but ultimately, nowadays he sucks. And entering at 19 the duo of Garth and Trisha, they were not married then, but they are now.

Chart 215

Chart 215
(8 August, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
3.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
4.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
6.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
7.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
8.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
9.- Semisonic - Made To Last
10.- No Doubt - New
11.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
12.- Garth Brooks - You Move Me
13.- Live - Merica
14.- Fey - Cielo Líquido
15.- Portishead - Mysterons
16.- Creed - What's This Life For?
17 - Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony - No Me Ames (Remezcla Tropical)
18.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
19.- Sopra Contrariar & Gloria Estéfan - Santo Santo
20.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only

No debuts!!

Chart 214

Chart 214
(1 August, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
2.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
3.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
4.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
5.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
6.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
7.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
8.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
9.- Garth Brooks - You Move Me
10.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
11.- Semisonic - Made To Last
12.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only
13.- No Doubt - New
14.- Live - Merica
15.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
16.- Fey - Cielo Líquido (DEBUT)
17 - Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony - No Me Ames (Remezcla Tropical)
18.- Portishead - Mysterons (DEBUT)
19.- Creed - What's This Life For? (DEBUT)
20.- Sopra Contrariar & Gloria Estéfan - Santo Santo (DEBUT)

At 16, Fey enters with the dance ready song "Cielo Líquido", but to this day, I do not understand why it is called like that. It really makes no sense, cause the lyrics are normal and follow certain pattern, but it would be equaly reasonable to call the song "Airy Water" or something like that, anyway, it's a cool song. At 18, another lame attempt to keep charting Portsihead. At 19, Creed. I also do not understand the hatred for this band, there surely were many other lesser bands who received much less criticism, another unexplainable thing in the world. And coming at 20, the duo of Sopra Contrariar and Gloria Estéfan with "Santo Santo", I still remember the video.

Chart 213

Chart 213
(25 July, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
3.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
4.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
5.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
6.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
7.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
8.- Garth Brooks - You Move Me
9.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only
10.- PJ Harvey - Catherine
11.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
12.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
13.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
14.- Semisonic - Made To Last
15.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
16.- No Doubt - New
17 - Live - Merica
18.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
19.- Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony - No Me Ames (Remezcla Tropical) (DEBUT)
20.- Portishead - Sour Times

Arrgghh!!! Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony?? Ugh! Another one of those embarrassing moments of my chart... well, at least it was the tropical version, not the dreadful ballad.

Chart 212

Chart 212
(18 July, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
3.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
4.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
5.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
6.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
7.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
8.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
9.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only
10.- Garth Brooks - You Move Me
11.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
12.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
13.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
14.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
15.- PJ Harvey - Catherine (DEBUT)
16.- Portishead - Sour Times
17 - Semisonic - Made To Last (DEBUT)
18.- Live - Merica
19.- No Doubt - New (DEBUT)
20.- PJ Harvey - Electric Light

PJ Harvey debuts with the song that for me, is the best one one her "Is This Desire?" album, it's creepy and ominous, and enters directly to number 15. Semisonic also enter with a song that for me is their best one on their albumm "Feeling Strangely Fine", the song is "Made To Last". Nowadays, Dan Wilson, frontman of the group, is about to release a solo album, so a new Semisonic album seems distant now. And finally, at 19, No Doubt's comeback song "New" a very catchy song.

Chart 211

Chart 211
(11 July, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
3.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
4.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
5.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
6.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
7.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
8.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
9.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
10.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only
11.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
12.- Garth Brooks - You Move Me
13.- PJ Harvey - Electric Light
14.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
15.- Matchbox 20 - Hang
16.- Portishead - Sour Times
17 - REM - At My Most Beautiful
18.- Blur - 1992
19.- Live - Merica (DEBUT)
20.- Smashing Pumpkins - Behold! The Night Mare

Only one debut this week, it cmes from "Secret Samadhi" by Live. I apparently milked that album a littletoo much. While at number one, Garth Brooks continued his reign of terror

Chart 210

Chart 210
(4 July, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
3.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
4.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
5.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
6.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
7.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
8.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
9.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
10.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
11.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only
12.- PJ Harvey - Electric Light
13.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
14.- Garth Brooks - You Move Me
15.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
16.- Matchbox 20 - Hang (DEBUT)
17 - Portishead - Sour Times (DEBUT)
18.- Live - Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe
19.- Blur - 1992 (DEBUT)
20.- Smashing Pumpkins - Behold! The Night Mare (DEBUT)

"Hang" is a pretty sparse ballad placed at the end of Matchbox 20 debut album. Portishead were still trying to get another 'hit' in my chart, this time with "Sour Times". Then, at 19 it's a Blur song that I have no idea what it sounds like, my mind apparently has erased it completely from my memory, the song is "1992". And finally at 20, a Smashing Pumpkins song that from the beginning had no chances at making a lasting impression.

Chart 209

Chart 209
(27 June, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
4.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
5.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
6.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
7.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
8.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
9.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
10.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
11.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig
12.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only
13.- PJ Harvey - Electric Light
14.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
15.- Live - Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe
16.- Portishead - Humming/Western Eyes
17 - Garth Brooks - You Move Me (DEBUT)
18.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
19.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
20.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Man Next Door

Garth Brooks (surprise! surprise!) debuts again, this time with "You Move Me" at 17

Chart 208

Chart 208
(20 June, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
4.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
5.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
6.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
7.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
8.- Garth Brooks - The Dance
9.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
10.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
11.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
12.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only
13.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau
14.- PJ Harvey - Electric Light
15.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
16.- Dave Matthews Band - Pig (DEBUT)
17 - Live - Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe
18.- Portishead - Humming/Western Eyes (DEBUT)
19.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Man Next Door
20.- Garbage - You Look So Fine (DEBUT)

More DMB! "Pig" enters at 16. And a failed pair of songs debut also this week at 18, Portishead with "Humming/Western Eyes" which failed miserably at achieving something, they fell off the chart very soon, you'll see. And Garbage debuts at 20, yes, garbage! as the song "You Look So Fine" enters at 20. I can't believe I even liked them one time, but this song fails even worse at making a good run than Portishead.

Chart 207

Chart 207
(13 June, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
3.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
4.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
6.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
7.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
8.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
9.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
10.- Garth Brooks - The Dance (DEBUT)
11.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Man Next Door
12.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
13.- Live - Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe
14.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge
15.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only
16.- PJ Harvey - Electric Light
17 - Jordan Knight - Give It To You
18.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
19.- Céline Dion - Sur Le Même Bateau (DEBUT)
20.- Björk - Unravel

The trademark song for Garth Brooks, "The Dance", makes appearance here debuting at number 10, a beautiful country ballad, recently (December 2006) covered by one of my still favorite bands Westlife, but if they keep releasing more covers albums... sorry, let's return to the chart. Céline Dion here accomplishes something that she would never accomplish again (at least not until July 2007), taking one of her songs to number one here in my chart. It's cool that it was this song, as this one remains my favorite one from her catalog, just gorgeous.

Chart 206

Chart 206
(6 June, 1999)


1.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire
2.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
3.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
4.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
6.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
7.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
8.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
9.- Live - Century
10.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
11.- Björk - Unravel
12.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Man Next Door
13.- Jordan Knight - Give It To You
14.- Live - Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe
15.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
16.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light
17 - Sheryl Crow - Members Only
18.- Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge (DEBUT)
19.- PJ Harvey - Electric Light (DEBUT)
20.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets

Another Garth song debuts, this time "Callin' Baton Rouge", a great song if you ask me, country music at its finest. And a position below, PJ Harvey debuts with the eerie "Electric Light", a wonderful slow song from her best album (in my opinion) "Is This Desire?".

Chart 205

Chart 205
(30 May, 1999)


1.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
2.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
4.- Live - Century
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
6.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
7.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
8.- Garth Brooks - Standing Outside The Fire (DEBUT)
9.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
10.- Björk - Unravel
11.- Five - It's The Things You Do
12.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
13.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Man Next Door
14.- Jordan Knight - Give It To You
15.- Live - Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe
16.- Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching
17 - Robbie Williams - No Regrets
18.- Shania Twain - Man! I Feel Like A Woman!
19.- Sheryl Crow - Members Only (DEBUT)
20.- DC Talk - Mind's Eye/In The Light (DEBUT)

I bought "Double Live" by Garth Brooks around this time, and I loved it. Not knowing much about Garth, I picked the best songs and they started to clog the chart jajajaja. "Standing Outside The Fire" achieves the highest debut this week and it's from the "In Pieces" album. At 19 we see that... Sheryl with "Members Only". And finally at 20, another one of those double songs I liked to use (many many more of these will arrive the chart very soon) DC Talk with a couple of great songs "Mind's Eye" and "In The Light". They're a christian band, but who cares as long as they make good music.

Chart 204

Chart 204
(23 May, 1999)


1.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
2.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
3.- Live - Century
4.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
5.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
6.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
7.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
8.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
9.- Björk - Unravel
10.- Five - It's The Things You Do
11.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
12.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
13.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
14.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Man Next Door
15.- Jordan Knight - Give It To You
16.- Live - Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe (DEBUT)
17 - Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching (DEBUT)
18.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
19.- Blur - Tender
20.- Shania Twain - Man! I Feel Like A Woman! (DEBUT)

The 18 weeks run at number one of Dave Matthews Band ended here, where they allow REM to conquer the top again, this time with "At My Most Beautiful". At 16, Live debuts with "Insomnia And The Hole In The Universe", Ed Kowaczyck says in the dvd for "Awake" (a compilation) that he still doesn't know what most of the songs on "Secret Samadhi" are about... WHAT?? Whatever! I like them. At 17, yet another Dave Matthews Band song, this time the catchy single "Ants Marching". And at 20, the pop singer with flourishes of country Shania Twain, enters with a so so song, leaning towards bad.

Chart 203

Chart 203
(16 May, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
2.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
3.- Live - Century
4.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
5.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
6.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
7.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
8.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
9.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
10.- Five - It's The Things You Do
11.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
12.- Björk - Unravel
13.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
14.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
15.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
16.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
17 - Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Man Next Door
18.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
19.- Jordan Knight - Give It To You (DEBUT)
20.- Blur - Tender (DEBUT)

Jordan returns!! And the vomit-inducing song "Tender" by the horrible band Blur, also secures a spot at 20.

Chart 202

Chart 202
(9 May, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
2.- Live - Century
3.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
4.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
5.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
6.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
7.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
8.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
9.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
10.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
11.- Five - It's The Things You Do
12.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
13.- Björk - Unravel
14.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
15.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
16.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love
17 - Live - Heropsychodreamer
18.- Axelle Red - Elle Danse Seule
19.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Man Next Door (DEBUT)
20.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say

The duo of Massiva Attack with Horace Andy debut again with "Man Next Door" from the great album "Mezzanine"

Chart 201

Chart 201
(2 May, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
2.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
3.- Live - Century
4.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
5.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
6.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
7.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
8.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
9.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
10.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
11.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
12.- Five - It's The Things You Do
13.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
14.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
15.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
16.- Björk - Unravel
17 - 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)
18.- Björk - All Is Full Of Love (DEBUT)
19.- Axelle Red - Elle Danse Seule (DEBUT)
20.- Jordan Knight - Give It To You

At 18, Björk debuts with the fifth single from her "Homogenic" album, the song "All Is Full Of Love". The song released with the video was much better than the simplistic and flat album version, which, while not terrible or anything, was really forgettable. Oh yeah, the video included two lesbian robots! And at 19 Axelle Red enters with "Elle Danse Seule". Even since then, I was drawn to international music, which built up to this day, when I have began a french top 20 every week!! Ahh, isn't it cool?... Oh yeah, ummm Axelle...

Chart 200

Chart 200
(25 April, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
2.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
3.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
4.- Live - Century
5.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
6.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
7.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
8.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
9.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
10.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
11.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
12.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
13.- Alanis Morissette - Unsent
14.- Five - It's The Things You Do
15.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
16.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get
17 - Dave Matthews Band - Crush
18.- Jordan Knight - Give It To You
19.- Björk - Unravel (DEBUT)
20.- 'N Sync - Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy) (DEBUT)

200 charts!!!!! I made it!!!!! jajajaja, yeah a celebration was in order, but nothing happened. Björk debuts with "Unravel" and 'N Sync with another song (which featured a... once cute, now dreadful video).

Chart 199

Chart 199
(18 April, 1999)


1.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
2.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
4.- Live - Century
5.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
6.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
7.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
8.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
9.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
10.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
11.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
12.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
13.- REM - At My Most Beautiful
14.- Alanis Morissette - Unsent
15.- Five - It's The Things You Do
16.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas
17 - Tori Amos - I i e e e
18.- Dave Matthews Band - Pay For What you Get (DEBUT)
19.- Björk - Pluto
20.- Jordan Knight - Give It To You (DEBUT)

Aww, poor Tori, I was naive and foolish that I didn't get how good she was back then, so she slides from 13 to 17. Anyway, Dave Matthews Band were still thrilling me, so at 18 they debut with "Pay For What you Get". And at 20, a former New Kid On The Block, Jordan Knight with a catchy song called "Give It To You"

Chart 198

Chart 198
(11 April, 1999)


1.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
2.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
3.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
4.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
5.- Live - Century
6.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
7.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
8.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
9.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
10.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
11.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
12.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
13.- Tori Amos - I i e e e
14.- Portishead - Glory Box
15.- Alanis Morissette - Unsent
16.- Björk - Pluto
17 - Five - It's The Things You Do
18.- REM - At My Most Beautiful (DEBUT)
19.- Céline Dion - On Ne Change Pas (DEBUT)
20.- Natalie Imbruglia - Impressed

REM, after the success in my chart, released "Lotus" a good song, but it was this one "At My Most Beautiful" the 3rd single, the one who brought them back to the list... even if they still were not done with "Daysleeper/Why Not Smile". And at 19, Céline Dion enters with "On Ne Change Pas" a beautiful song. Later, in 2006, Céline would release a french compilation that is called like that "On Ne Change Pas".

Chart 197

Chart 197
(4 April, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
2.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
3.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
4.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
6.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
7.- Live - Century
8.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
9.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
10.- Portishead - Glory Box
11.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
12.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
13.- Tori Amos - I i e e e
14.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
15.- Alanis Morissette - Unsent
16.- Björk - Pluto
17 - Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
18.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel
19.- Five - It's The Things You Do
20.- Natalie Imbruglia - Impressed (DEBUT)

Ummm, Natalie Imbruglia debuts with "Impressed".

Chart 196

Chart 196
(28 March, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
2.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
3.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
4.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
5.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
6.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
7.- Portishead - Glory Box
8.- Live - Century
9.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
10.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
11.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
12.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
13.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
14.- Tori Amos - I i e e e
15.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel
16.- Alanis Morissette - Unsent
17 - Björk - Pluto
18.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
19.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
20.- Five - It's The Things You Do (DEBUT)

Awww, another boyband! I love those groups :D This time was Five, or 5ive... oh well. I recently learned that this song that debuts at 20, "It's The Things You Do", was released as a single only for America and didn't get a release on the UK, which was kinda cool, as the song is really nice. Of course, the US only like urban music, so this song didn't open the market for Five. And how horrible is to see Sheryl at number two?? Yeah, don't tell me, I have to live with it.

Chart 195

Chart 195
(21 March, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
2.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
4.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
5.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
6.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
7.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
8.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel
9.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
10.- Portishead - Glory Box
11.- Live - Century
12.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
13.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
14.- Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes
15.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
16.- Alanis Morissette - Unsent
17 - Björk - Pluto
18.- Tori Amos - I i e e e (DEBUT)
19.- Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good (DEBUT)
20.- Embrace - My Weakness Is None Of Your Business

Great! The queen of my chart debuts here again, this time with "I i e e e" one of the rockiest things she's done, even if some people go as far as calling it pop... whatever!! And a place below, at 19, the entrance of Matchbox 20 with "Back 2 Good" another good song by the group. The thing is that the songs that were released from "Yourself Or Someone Like You" were all good, but the album tracks lacked a bit and were more or less forgettable. And I suppose the transition to a less mainstream chart was already occuring? Take a look at the World Chart Show this same week (in 1999 of course):
10.- Will Smith - Miami / 9.- The Cardigans - Erase/Rewind / 8.- Emilia - Big Big World / 7.- George Michael/Mary J. Blige - As / 6.- Whitney Houston - It's Not Right But It's Ok / 5.- Lenny Kravitz - Fly Away / 4.- Cher - Believe / 3.- The Offspring - Pretty Fly For A White Guy / 2.- Roxette - Wish I Could Fly / 1.- Britney Spears - Babby One More Time /
A little shitty list, right? (WCS's, not mine!!)

Chart 194

Chart 194
(14 March, 1999)


1.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
2.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
4.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
5.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
6.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
7.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
8.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
9.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel
10.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
11.- Portishead - Glory Box
12.- Live - Century
13.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
14.- Portishead - Mourning Air
15.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters
16.- Embrace - My Weakness Is None Of Your Business
17 - Peter Cox - What A Fool Believes (DEBUT)
18.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
19.- Alanis Morissette - Unsent (DEBUT)
20.- Björk - Pluto (DEBUT)

Ahhh "What A Fool Believes"!! That was a great song, by this mysterious man Peter Cox... I mean, *I* never found out much about him, but regardless, his song was really catchy... more adult oriented, but still wonderful, maybe that sound was what caught me since the first moment. Alanis Morissette enters with "Unsent", ummm, if I said in an early entry that there were no more Alanis songs in the chart, I was wrong, I completely forgot about this one, a sweet song, and easily, one of the best on "Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie". And finally, Björk re-debuts with "Pluto", which was in the list towards the end of 1997 and early 1998.

Chart 193

Chart 193
(7 March, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
2.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
4.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
5.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
6.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
7.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
8.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
9.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel
10.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
11.- Portishead - Mourning Air
12.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
13.- Portishead - Glory Box
14.- Live - Century
15.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
16.- Lucid - I Can't Help Myself
17 - Embrace - My Weakness Is None Of Your Business
18.- Natalie Imbruglia - Smoke
19.- Madonna - Nothing Really Matters (DEBUT)
20.- Björk - Alarm Call

Who would've thought? Madonna was capable of creating good music, as proved with "Ray Of Light", yet, she continues creating garbage. This time, a 5th single from that album "Nothing Really Matters" an upbeat song that could have been bigger if it had been released as the second single.

Chart 192

Chart 192
(28 February, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
2.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
4.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
5.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
6.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
7.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
8.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
9.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
10.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel
11.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
12.- Portishead - Mourning Air
13.- Natalie Imbruglia - Smoke
14.- Eros Ramazzotti & Joe Cocker - Difenderó (That's All I Need To Know)
15.- Portishead - Glory Box
16.- Live - Century
17 - Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say
18.- Björk - Alarm Call
19.- Lucid - I Can't Help Myself
20.- Embrace - My Weakness Is None Of Your Business (DEBUT)

Embrace debut with another ballad, this time, not as powerful as the last one.

Chart 191

Chart 191
(21 February, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
2.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
4.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
5.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
6.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
7.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
8.- Natalie Imbruglia - Smoke
9.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
10.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
11.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel
12.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
13.- Portishead - Mourning Air
14.- Björk - Alarm Call
15.- Lucid - I Can't Help Myself
16.- Eros Ramazzotti & Joe Cocker - Difenderó (That's All I Need To Know)
17 - Nek - Giusto O No
18.- Portishead - Glory Box (DEBUT)
19.- Live - Century (DEBUT)
20.- Dave Matthews Band - What Would You Say (DEBUT)

Recycling again, "Glory Box" is the highest debut this week, this one comes from their debut album "Dummy", it's one of their most 'popular' songs. At 19, Live enters with "Century" a rocker number, and at 20, "What Would You Say" from their full length studio debut album. It featured a bad video with added 'what would you say, what would you say' a little repetitive.

Chart 190

Chart 190
(14 February, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
2.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
4.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
5.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
6.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
7.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
8.- Natalie Imbruglia - Smoke
9.- Björk - Alarm Call
10.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
11.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets
12.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
13.- Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel
14.- Portishead - Mourning Air
15.- Tori Amos - Raspberry Swirl
16.- Lucid - I Can't Help Myself
17 - Eros Ramazzotti & Joe Cocker - Difenderó (That's All I Need To Know)
18.- Nek - Giusto O No (DEBUT)
19.- Gloria Estéfan - Don't Let This Moment End
20.- Dave Matthews Band - Rapunzel/Pantala Naga Pampa

Only a debut, it comes from Italy, more exactly a song by italian heartbreaker Nek, with this song called "Giusto O No" which debuts at 18.

Chart 189

Chart 189
(7 February, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
2.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
4.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
5.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
6.- Björk - Alarm Call
7.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
8.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
9.- Natalie Imbruglia - Smoke
10.- Tori Amos - Raspberry Swirl
11.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
12.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
13.- Robbie Williams - No Regrets (DEBUT)
14.- Dave Matthews Band - Rapunzel/Pantala Naga Pampa
15.- Portishead - Mourning Air
16.- Gloria Estéfan - Don't Let This Moment End
17 - Massive Attack & Horace Andy - Angel (DEBUT)
18.- Lucid - I Can't Help Myself (DEBUT)
19.- Céline Dion - Zora Sourit
20.- Eros Ramazzotti & Joe Cocker - Difenderó (That's All I Need To Know) (DEBUT)

The top debut soes to Robbie Williams with one of his strongest songs in his entire career, the song is "No Regrets" which enters at 13. Then, Massive Attack with guest vocalist Horace Andy debut at 17 with "Angel". Lucid also debuts, at 18, a dance song. And finally Eros Ramazzotti falls off the chart with his duet with Andrea Bocelli, but this week it's replaced by another duet, this time Joe Cocker, a pretty ballad.

Chart 188

Chart 188
(31 January, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
2.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
4.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
5.- Björk - Alarm Call
6.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer
7.- Tori Amos - Raspberry Swirl
8.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
9.- Natalie Imbruglia - Smoke
10.- Céline Dion - Zora Sourit
11.- Gloria Estéfan - Don't Let This Moment End
12.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
13.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
14.- New Radicals - You Get What You Give
15.- Madonna - Drowned World/Substitute For Love
16.- Dave Matthews Band - Rapunzel/Pantala Naga Pampa
17 - Dave Matthews Band - Stay (Wasting Time)
18.- Portishead - Mourning Air
19.- Eros Ramazzotti & Andrea Bocelli - Musica E
20.- Björk - Bachelorette

A week with no new entries, so here are some of the songs that never made the chart but I had them bubbling under:
Manic Street Preachers - The Everlasting / REM - Lotus / DC Talk - Wanna Be Loved / Céline Dion - O Holy Night / Radiohead - Airbag / Sash! - Move Mania/

Chart 187

Chart 187
(24 January, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
2.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
4.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
5.- Tori Amos - Raspberry Swirl
6.- Björk - Alarm Call
7.- Céline Dion - Zora Sourit
8.- Céline Dion - S'il Suffisait D'aimer (DEBUT)
9.- Eros Ramazzotti & Andrea Bocelli - Musica E
10.- Natalie Imbruglia - Smoke
11.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
12.- Madonna - Drowned World/Substitute For Love
13.- Gloria Estéfan - Don't Let This Moment End
14.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
15.- Dave Matthews Band - Stay (Wasting Time)
16.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood
17 - New Radicals - You Get What You Give (DEBUT)
18.- Dave Matthews Band - Rapunzel/Pantala Naga Pampa (DEBUT)
19.- Björk - Bachelorette
20.- Portishead - Mourning Air (DEBUT)

El debut dominador which means the dominating debut (like they said on the World Chart show) was for Céline Dion with the title track from her newest french album, a really delicate and fragile ballad, one of the most beautiful songs in her catalog and it debuts as high as number 8. At 17 New Radicals, a new 'group' or something like that, you know, those kind of bbands where only the lead singer is known. Well, they (or him) did really good everywhere with this song "You Get What You Give", where they mention Hole, Hanson, Marilyn Manson and Beck, but the singer had some weird stance on stardom, so by the time they released a second single, he decided to dissolve the band. At 18, Dave Matthews Band with "Rapunzel" song that I paired with the intro to the album "Pantala Naga Pampa" for greater effect jajaja. I don't remember if it worked or not, but while I compile more charts, I will remember. And finally at the bottom, Portishead with another song from their eponymous album "Mourning Air" another song along the same lines of the rest of the songs on the album, a good song, but clearly not as good as let's say "Only You".

Chart 186

Chart 186
(17 January, 1999)


1.- Dave Matthews Band - Crush
2.- Dave Matthews Band - Don't Drink The Water
3.- Dave Matthews Band - Dancing Nancies
4.- Live - Heropsychodreamer
5.- Tori Amos - Raspberry Swirl
6.- Björk - Alarm Call
7.- Céline Dion - Zora Sourit
8.- Eros Ramazzotti & Andrea Bocelli - Musica E
9.- George Michael - Outside
10.- Madonna - Drowned World/Substitute For Love
11.- Natalie Imbruglia - Smoke
12.- Dave Matthews Band - Stay (Wasting Time)
13.- Chris Isaak - Black Flowers
14.- Gloria Estéfan - Don't Let This Moment End
15.- REM - Daysleeper/Why Not Smile
16.- Portishead - Cowboys
17 - PJ Harvey - The Wind
18.- Björk - Bachelorette
19.- Dave Matthews Band - Crash Into Me
20.- Sheryl Crow - There Goes The Neighborhood (DEBUT)

Ugh, sometimes I feel tempted to alter the past and pretend songs like "There Goes The Neighborhood" never debuted in MY chart... but what the heck! I liked them then, and even if I hate them now... well, I gotta be faithful to this project of compiling all my charts, right?