Chart 239

Chart 239
(23 January, 2000)


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

Five debut, I still kinda remember that song "Keep On Movin'" it was pretty good. And at 19, a song with a ridiculous title, I mean "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy"?? who names a song like that? But it was catchy, nice country music. Oh, and have you seen Kenny without his hat???? ahhhh!!!!!

Chart 238

Chart 238
(16 January, 2000)


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

With the debut of "Liquid Diamonds", we watch the end of an era for Tori in my chart, she keeps charting with her current (for that time) songs for a few weeks, until she falls off, only to re-emerge not long after that for her reign of terror!! When she debuts again, it's forever, she will never left the chart since then, so that's coming soon!!!

Chart 237

Chart 237
(9 January, 2000)


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

Only a few songs switched positions, no debuts... pretty boring week.

Chart 236

Chart 236
(2 January, 2000)


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

More Garth. And I liked that Limp Biskit song, I never understood why many people despised them after "Nookie". It's not like they're that bad.

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.