Chart 374

Chart 374
(25 August, 2002)


1.- Duncan Sheik - Requiescat / Sad Stephen's Song (1)
2.- Duncan Sheik - November
3.- Duncan Sheik - Varying Degrees Of Con-Artistry (5)
4.- Duncan Sheik - House Full Of Riches
5.- Tori Amos - Enjoy The Silence
6.- Dolly Parton - Stairway To Heaven
7.- Howie Day - Slow Down
8.- Doves - Pounding
9.- Westlife - Bop Bop Baby
10.- Duncan Sheik - On A High
11.- Tori Amos - '97 Bonnie & Clyde / Raining Blood (4)
12.- Yo La Tengo - Everyday
13.- Kevin Max - Resonate / Help Me Rhonda
14.- Björk - An Echo, A Stain
15.- Lifehouse - Quasimodo (DEBUT)
16.- Shelby Lynne - I Can't Wait (DEBUT)
17 - Aimee Mann - Deathly (DEBUT)
18.- Paul Alan - You Move Me
19.- Chris Thile - Sinai To Canaan (Part 1) (DEBUT)
20.- Live - Transmit Your Love / Deep Enough (DEBUT)

Quite a few new entries. At 20, Live come in with two of the best songs from their album V. It was a very much maligned album, but it had many amazing songs, and it's miles above to what came later. At 19, Chris Thile from the band Nickel Creek debuts with Sinai To Canaan (Part 1). For years I wondered if there was a second part, until much later I bought the album and the second part was on the same album :) At 17, Aimee Mann enters with Deathly. 16 sees Shelby Lynne debut with one of the only great songs this woman has released, I Can't Wait. And the highest debut goes to Lifehouse, with yet another great song from their first album, this time it was Quasimodo.