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Volume 17, Issue 41

£3.95 Bjork's new album Set-masongs (Polydor) is thisweek's hightest new entryin the European Top 100Album chart.

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BRING DA NOIZAs part of M&M's "Meet the Mav-ericks" series, US rapper ChuckD reveals his views on the cur-rent state of the music industryand how the new media revolu-tion has affected him. In ourOnline feature, Kai Lofthus looksat how the Web can transformradio research. Page 7-9

MUSIC TO WARNER'S EARSMadonna's domination of thisweek's European charts withMusic coincides with a reassess-ment of Warner Music Interna-tional's marketing operations,under US executive Jay Durgan.

Page 10-11EUROPE ROCKSIn the last instalment of ourthree-part series on the season'snew releases, M&M correspon-dents in Belgium, France, Ger-many, Italy and Spain previewthe major records out in theirrespective territories. Page 12-13

Music industry setfor massive growthby Emmanuel Legrand

LONDON - The music business isexpected to increase in value from itscurrent $38 billion to $65 billion(73.5bn) over next theten years. This growthwill be driven by digitaldownloads, which willaccount for 19% of total sales. By2010, online physical sales (e -com-merce) will represent 26% of theindustry's, revenues, while offlinesales of physical soundcarriers-CD,cassettes and singles-will have fallento 55% of total sales.

These are the forecasts contained

within of a study on the music indus-try carried out by London -based USinvestment bank JP Morgan. Thefindings were unveiled at a seminarfor investors entitled "Changing the

Sound of Music" held inLondon (September 19),which included presen-tations by a number of

industry personalities.According to JP Morgan, the legiti-

mate market for downloads will startto take off by 2002-3. However, whilethe market grows, the majors labels'share will be under pressure as theyare likely to suffer the most from

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Robbie Sings as he Wins over Europeby Siri Stavenes Dove

LONDON - Five years since he leftchart -topping boy band Take That,Robbie Williams is set to consulidatehis success as a solo artist in Europe,thanks to a tightly co-ordinated internationalmarketing strategyfrom record label EMIand a major commit-ment to touring fromthe artist himself.

"There was a com-mon ambition betweenEMI, Robbie and hispeople, to lift his inter-national sales," explainsMike Allen, vice presi-dent international atEMI, adding that thelabel prefaced the cam-paign with a majorinternal meeting back

in February. "If you want to achievesomething you have to make surethat everyone agrees on a plan. Webelieve this artist is a world-beatingsuperstar and none of us felt his pre-vious record sales reflected that."

The catalyst forthis renewed vigourfrom EMI is SingWhen You're Winning,Williams' third soloalbum and a recordwhich Hans Hagman,head of music forMTV NorthernEurope, reports ismaking real headwayon the continent."Last year and theyear before it feltmore like a Britishphenomenon," Hag-man says. "But this

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More tune intoInternet radioby Jon Heasman

SAN FRANCISCO - Online radio lis-tening in the US has more thantripled in the past two years, accord-ing to new research unveiled at theNAB Radio Show in San Francisco(September 20-23).

The Arbitron/EdisonResearch study, whichinterviewed over17,000 Americansaged 12 plus,reveals that 20%(45 million Ameri-cans) have listenedto a radio station viathe Internet, comparedto 14% in 1999, and just 6% in 1998.Among listeners to younger radio for-mats, that figure was as high as 32%(Alternative Rock) and 27% (CHR).

Some 7.9% of the survey's respon-dents said they had listened to a radiostation via the Net in the previousmonth, with 3.2% clicking onto a sta-tion's online streaming during thepast week.

The research also reveals theextent of competition which terrestri-al -based radio stations are facingonline. In addition to the 20% ofAmericans listening to the Netstreams of existing AM and FMbroadcasters, a further 13% of thepopulation (30 million people) saythey have listened to Internet -onlyradio or audio streams.

A separate sub -survey by Arbi-tron/Edison reveals that streamingaudio makes radio station websitessignificantly "stickier," (i.e. peoplestay on the site for longer) and wasvoted the feature most people want tosee on a radio site. The survey'sauthors argue that, in general, radiostation websites are still not temptingvisitors to return frequently enough

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

The news of the demise of the music business hasbeen greatly exaggerated.

If the scenario described by JP Morgan andunveiled in our exclusive front-page story proves to becorrect, the music industry is poised to grow from a$38 billion to a $65 billion industry in the next tenyears. So much for the merchants of doom, predictingthe collapse of this sector under the threats of freedownloads and "new business models" such asFreenet or Napster.

The study doesn't minimise the impact of digitaldownloads and admits that labels, especially majorcompanies, are "under pressure" because of "disin-termediation" (who on earth invented such a word?)and digital piracy. But it does 'seem to give the musicindustry the benefit of the doubt concerning itsadaptability to survive the impact of the new ways ofdistributing music. Majors will most probably seetheir overall market share diminish, but, as the "potof money" becomes bigger, they will also thrive in thenew environment.

The analysts at JP Morgan strongly believe thatthe rise of the Internet will have a great impact onartists such as Chuck D, who will be able to managethe distribution of his works on the Web without thesupport of major companies. The US rapper himself,in the exclusive interview he gave to M&M, speakswith passion about how the Internet helped him cutout the middle man.

Interestingly, the study introduces an analysis ofthe impact of digital piracy on the industry.The assumption made by the authors of the study isthat, as record labels increase the number of pro-tected files of new material on the 'Net, piracyis most likely to affect catalogue material which isnot protected.

But, as the years roll by, today's current repertoirewill become tomorrow's back catalogue and is lesslikely to be pirated because it hadbeen already protected. As aresult, digital piracy will probablyenjoy a peak in the middle of thedecade and slowly decrease, with-out ever totally disappearing.

This, of course, is one scenarioamong many. But it is certainlynot the worst one for the musicindustry.

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

GWR rides on Internet HiWireby Jon Heasman

SAN FRANCISCO - UK radio groupGWR has become the first Europeanradio broadcaster to sign up with UScompany Hiwire, enabling the inser-tion of audio advertising spots intotheir streaming Internet broadcasts.

The ability to strip out local adsand replace them with targeted spotsrelevant to listeners outside a sta-tion's TSA is seen as an important

breakthrough, espe-cially given that out -of -area listening current-ly accounts for a highpercentage of most sta-tions' online audience.

GWR's commercialdirector Simon Wardsays: "Our deal withHiwire allows us tobroadcast economically

en masse via the Internet and offers awide range of revenue possibilities asbroadband becomesmore accessible toconsumers."

Ads broadcastvia Internet radiousing Hiwire's software can not onlybe tailored to individual countries,but also the gender and age of the lis-tener. These details are gleaned fromlisteners filling in a questionnaire thefirst time they download a station'sstreaming audio.

Thus listeners in the US who tuneinto to GWR's national UK station,Classic FM, via the Net will hear, in afew weeks' time, American ads (soldby Hiwire with a percentage of rev-enue going back to GWR) during com-mercial breaks instead of simulcastsof Classic FM's UK ad breaks.

Announced during the NAB Radio

Show in San Francisco, the agreementwith GWR will initially apply to Clas-

sic FM before beingextended to GWR'sother music por-tals -such as Clas-sic Gold, Core and

Planet Rock -as well as its local koko-branded Internet sites which are cur-rently in development.

Speaking to M&M at the NAB,Hiwire founder and president JimPavilack described the GWR deal as"very exciting" and said that hehoped the contract with GWR wouldpave the way for similar deals withother major European broadcastersthrough Hiwire's newly establishedParis office. He also revealed that thecompany would shortly be announc-ing a major domestic deal with "oneof America's two major syndicators"within the next couple of weeks.

Internet sales included in UK chartsby Gareth Thomas

LONDON - Internet music sales ofalbums are to be incorporated into theofficial UK album chart for thefirst time.

Four online music companies-Audiostreet, Boxman, BOL andJungle-will provide album salesinformation to be submitted to com-pilers CIN/Millward Brown for inclu-sion in the weekly chart.

The move will be the first timeonline purchases have been includedin the UK charts and recognises theimportance of e -commerce music sales.

The official music charts in bothSweden and Finland have includedcountry -specific Internet sales informa-tion since 1998. Tony Salter, ,CEO ofBoxman, one of the companies supply-ing sales information, welcomes the UK

move: "The inclusionof e -commerce salesmerely reflects thereality that more andmore people arebuying online."

Salter says Inter-net sales can affectthe very top end ofthe charts. "Thiswould have been thecase a few weeks ago when only a fewhundred album sales separated Whit-ney Houston from Britney Spears forthe number one spot," he says. "If oursales had counted towards the chart,the result probably would havebeen different."

Operations manager at chart com-pilers CIN, Paul Clifford, said it wasimportant that the chart reflected thetrue number of album sales in the

UK. "CIN is welcoming onlinefigures to strengthen the offi-cial sales report and increaseartist competition across allplatforms," he says.

Site manager atAudiostreet, James Kendallwelcomes the development."It's about being able to sup-port the UK record industry,he says. "Lots of companies go

abroad but we believe it's importantto support our own territory."

"It's important to get in there beforethe charts become meaningless. Themore information they can get, the moreaccurate the charts will be" he adds.

The new methodology will comeinto force on October 1. The albumchart is announced each week as partof public broadcaster BBC Radio l'sofficial music charts.

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Todomusica makes changesto annual music trade fairby Howell Llewellyn

MADRID - Sweeping changesare to be made to Spain's onlymusic fair, Todomusica, follow-ing discussions between organ-iser Rafael Revertand director ofPopkomm, UliGrossmaas. As aresult of the talks,a joint Latino fairplanned for nextyear has also beenpostponed.

"We will stage concertsaround Seville two or threedays before the fair," saidRevert following the talks."The first two days will be forprofessional visitors only, witha last day or two for the gener-

al public," he says.Revert says that the clash

with the Latino Grammyaward ceremony in Los Ange-les aloe damaged Todomusica."Several people who would

have visited Todomusicawere over there, includingsome Spain -based labelpresidents and Spanishsociety of authors andpublishers executivessuch as Teddy Bautista,"he says.

Todomusica has nowreached an agreement withSpain's national airline,Iberia, for 30% discounts nextyear for professionals flyingin from Latin America.

Grossmaas described Todo-musica as "unfocussed" and

said that it may even be inthe wrong place. "Few coun-tries have direct flights toSeville, and it took me nearlyas long to get here as it doesto fly to the US from Ger-many," he said.

Grossmaas and Revert hadagreed before the summer tojoin forces to create an inter-national Latino trade fair bynext year. Grossman conclud-ed after the talks that: "Themarriage between PopKommand Todomusica will not takeplace next year, although itcould happen the year after."

But he says he remainsoptimistic, adding that it took11 -year -old PopKomm somefive years to become wellestablished.

Swedish licences get extendedby Jason Christie

STOCKHOLM - The Swedishbroadcasting authority RRTVhas announced all 83 localcommercial radio stations areto be granted an eight -yearextension to their licences.The licences2001 with stations beingcharged existing fees.

The announcement comesin the wake of a debate in the

Swedish Parliament over howto allocate the country's 10outstanding frequencies.Since 1995 no new frequencieshave been created and it willbe at least April 2001 beforeSweden gets any new localcommercial stations. Syndi-

stations, like NRG,WOW and Radio City, willbenefit most from the renewal.

If proposals put forward byRTVV had been accepted, all

commercial stations wouldhave put forward tenders in a"beauty contest" with thewinner being granted areduced four-year licence.

Nina Rosenkvist ofRTVV says: "If the propos-als had become law thisspring, each licence wouldhave then cost SKR 40,000(4,735). As it stands theoverall future of Swedishlocal radio is unclear."

German pop group ATC recently performed a showcase in front of BMG International market-ing executives and the media in London (September 18). The group, whose members hail fromNew Zealand, Italy, Australia and the UK, have sold over one million copies in Europe of theirdebut single Around the World. The track was number one in Germany for six weeks and brokeairplay records there, as well as going top 20 in France, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark andSweden. It will be released on RCA in the UK on 6 November. Pictured in the foreground infront of BMG staff are (l -r) ATC band -members Joseph, Sarah, Tracy and Livio.

Hard day's night for DJ DifoolPARIS - David Massart eats,sleeps and drinks radio.

The scheduling managerat Urban/CHR station Sky -rock, Massart, aka "Difool",has scheduled himself topresent the station's late -night and breakfast shows.That means Difool finisheshis evening show at mid-night every weekday only tobe back on air at 6.30 thenext morning.

To make thing a little more

bearable, he is broadcastingfrom his home, allowing lis-teners into his personal lifethrough a webcam link on thestation's website.

"It is an experiment," saysthe station's general managerLaurent Bouneau. "Peoplewill go to bed with Difool andwill wake up with Difool, livefrom home. It can only workbecause he is someone whobreathes and lives for radioall the time."

Bouneau says the experi-ment is due to last for a fewmore weeks before they eval-uate the programme. "Ithink it strengthens ourmorning show," saysBouneau who adds that ithas no noticeable impact onDifool's professional input atthe station. "He remainsscheduling manager andcomes to work late in theafternoon. He then works onfine-tuning our schedule."

ON THE BEATLYCOS BUYS SPRAY NETWORKS

STOCKHOLM - Lycos Europe has announced it is takingover SwedishInternet portalSpray Net-works in a dealworth SKR 5.7

billion (0.6 billion). Spray's services include Internetradio Spraydio, which has nine music and lifestylechannels. It is estimated the new venture will have 8.7million registered users and 19 million unique visitorsin 12 countries per month. Lycos Europe says its strat-egy to offer a broad media outlet for all technical plat-forms will be strengthened by Spray Network's knowl-edge of mobile internet and broadband. Under thedeal, Spray will take over a large part of Lycos' prod-uct development but Lycos and Spray will continue astwo brands addressing different audiences. Bertels-mann is a major shareholder in Lycos.

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LONDON - The UK's Performing Rights Society (PRS)is close to signing agreements with collecting societiesaround the world that would allow thepartners to license one another'srepertoire for global use. At the soci-ety's annual general meeting, JohnAxon, director of performance licens-ing, said collaborations with bodiessuch as BMI and ASCAP in the USwould develop into plans to license tracksfor live webcasts. He suggested that PRS would setdaily online licensing packages beginning at £1.37(2.27) plus VAT (Value Added Tax) for low music -usesites, and a percentage of revenue for high -use sites.

SWEDISH TV AND RADIO MERGER PROPOSEDgrockaimm - The head of the Sweden's national publicbroadcasting corporation, Maria Curman, has proposed amerger involving all three arms of the corporation-Sveriges Television, Utbildningsradion and SverigesRadio. Curman says a merger would be a way of bringingthe corporation's media and technical departments undera single umbrella, as well as sharing current affairs andnewsgathering resources. Curman also suggests that inthe future households should be charged depending onthe services and channels they use. Controller atSveriges Radio Lisa Soderberg is critical of the proposedchanges saying, to TV4 news, that she believed there wasno need for restructuring.

MOVING CHAIRSHAMBURG - Michael S Krupit,former COO at CDNow, has beenappointed new president and CEO ofthe company. Krupit, who has beenworking with CDNow since 1997,will be replacing his former col-league and senior, Jason Olim whowill become chairman at CDNow,now owned by Bertelsmann, and willadditionally be available as advisorfor the music strategies at BeCG, the newly -establishedBertelsmann e -Commerce Group.PARIS - Andre Giordani, sales director of Frenchindie distributor Wagram Music, is to retire at the endof the year, after a 35 -year career in the music industry.He will be replaced by Ronan Treguer, who joinedWagram on September 25. Treguer held a similar posi-tion with indie distribution company Musisoft. Hereports to Wagram's CEO Stephane Bourdoiseau.STOCKHOLM - Joakim Ljungqvist is moving fromhis position as music programmer at MTV Londonto become head of music at Radio City inStochkholm. Meanwhile, Patrick Hagberg is set totake over from 011e Stenholm at Sveriges RadioP4's afternoon show Efter Tre. Stenholm is leavingto become Sweden's national press ombudsman.

Jason Olim

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Emap launches Q radioby Gareth Thomas

LONDON - Emap Perfor-mance Network is launchingQ-Europe's biggest monthlymusic maga-zine-as amusic TV chan-nel and digitalradio station.

The newchannels arepart of Emap'sprogramme ofbrand extentionsacross all media, and followthe launch of music magazineSmash Hits -branded showson Emap's Big City radio net-work and on TV channels TheBox and Sky One.

QTV, available on SkyDigital, will follow a formatsimilar to Emap Perfor-mance's Kiss TV and TheBox, where viewers canchoose videos from a selectedplaylist. There will also beshort programmes based on

CD reviews and celebrityinterviews.

Chief Executive of EmapPerformance, Tim Schoon-maker, says: "There will prob-

ably be moreviewers ofQTV thanreaders ofthe maga-zine inside12 months-becausebroadcastingreaches a

larger group of people."Music will be of broad

appeal featuring, in Schoon-maker's words "current andrecurrent tracks that havelegs-music that lasts."

Simultaneously, EmapPerformance is developing Qas a digital radio station in itsbid to build a digital radionetwork across the UK.

Schoonmaker says the QRadio will be aimed a"grown-up" market. "It will

recognise the Q reader as aperson with a broad taste,who likes Eminem andMacy Gray-but also TheStereophonics and Radio -head," he says. "It's aimed atsomeone who's interested innew music, but with a fewoldies but goodies thrown in.When I say oldies, nothingpre -1980."

Q Radio, due to go on airnext year, will be Emap'sfourth digital audio format,following on the heels of Kiss100 and the Big City andMagic networks. Emap al-ready owns a number of mul-tiplexes and intends apply-ing for new licences as partof the Digital Radio Group.

Schoonmaker admits thedigital radio take-up will begradual and dependent onthe price of receivers. "We'rebuilding the platform for it.But it'll be four or five yearsbefore we expect it in people'scars and homes," he says.

Telstar UK band BBMak received their first gold discs in New York for their debut albumSooner Or Later on Hollywood Records, marking their RIAA certification for shipment of500,000 albums in the US. The discs were presented to the group by their publisher AnnaJolley of UK company Strongsongs, who flew in specially for the evening. Their first singleBack Here has peaked so far at Number 13 in the Billboard Hot 100 during a 20 -week stint.The party was also joined by Mark Jolley, consultant to Telstar for BBMak, and the man whooriginally signed the band in the UK during his time as head of A&R at the company. Pic-tured (1 - r) are: Ste McNally (BBMak), Brooke Morrow (EMI Music Publishing), Anna Jolley(Strongsongs), Christian Burns (BBMak), Mark Jolley and Mark Barry (BBMak).

Zijlstra exits Universal Music Hollandby Gareth Thomas

HILVERSUM - UniversalMusic Holland A&R directorPaul Zijlstra is leaving his postto concentrate on his own com-pany. Under the umbrella ofhis Bula Music, Zijlstra willremain active in the musicindustry as an A&R consul-tant, with EMI Music as hisfirst big client.

Zijlstra says that his depar-ture with Universal was anamicable split. "I simply want-ed something less political andmore music -driven, the mainreason why I first got involvedin this business anyway," he

comments. Bula, the name ofhis independent A&R consul-tancy derives from the Fijianword for "life." Apart from aconsultancy, Zijlstraalso launches hisrecord label BulaRecordings. After theUniversal PolyGrammerger in 1998, formerPolydor A&R managerZijlstra was appointedA&R director for theentire new company.His impressive A&R back-ground includes the works ofMarco Borsato, the Nether-lands' biggest selling domesticartist ever, plus Dutch -lan-

guage rockers Skik.Zijlstra's previous post will

not be filled by one person. HisA&R duties will be partly

added to EvertAbbing's A&R job,whereas the dailymanagement of Uni-versal Music Hol-land's A&R depart-ment will reportedlybe run by UniversalSongs director of pub-lishing Kees van der

Hoeven, in parallel to his cur-rent position. Universal MusicHolland is likely to announce anew addition to its A&R teamat a later date.

ON THE BEATMORE MONEY FOR DIGITAL RADIOSTOCKHOLM - The Swedish Government has allocatedan extra SKR 45 million (5.3 million) for investment indigital technology at public service broadcastersSveriges Television, Sveriges Radio and Utbildningsra-dion. In addition, Sveriges Radio is to get an extra SKR5 million to "improve quality" at the station. According toMinister for Culture Marita Ulvskog, an investment inthe quality of broadcasting remains high on the govern-ment's list of priorities. Following the budget announce-ment she said that extra money would be made availableagain next year in preparation for the government's newagreement with the public service corporation whichcomes into effect in January 2002.

NEW MUSIC FOR STUDENT RADIOLONDON - UK new music website, channelfly.com, hassigned a deal with Internetmusic delivery company, Liq-uid Audio Europe, to broad-cast a 30 -minute weeklyshow on its Student Broad-cast Network (SBN). LiquidLounge will go out on air

liquidERIMevery Thursday night/Friday morning at 1.00am. Hostedby Liquid Audio's Dan Aufhauser and SBN presenter

Craig Pilling, it willfeature a selection ofmusic by emergingindie artists, down-loadable from a library

CHANNELFLY""of 80,000 songs from the Liquid Audio library. The Stu-dent Broadcast Network transmits around -the -clock musicand news to 50 UK student radio stations via satellite.Each station is committed to taking a weekly minimum of23 hours of nationally -syndicated programming.

BOOK ON HISTORY OF SPANISH RADIOMADRID- A book charting the last 70 years of Span-ish music radio, La Radio Musical Espanola, has beenpublished by public broadcaster Radio TelevisionEspanola (RTVE). Written by journalist Luis MiguelPedrero initially as a doctoral thesis, it includes con-tributions from 15 leading music radio presenters ofthe past 30 years. Radio Nacional de Espaiia (RNE)director Maria Jesus Chao said at the book's presenta-tion that it showed "a clarity of vision and inter-minable hours of research." Alternative/indie Radio 3DJ Jose Miguel Lopez said "it is neither erudite norheavy -going, nor is it a dictionary of music radio, butrather it's an analysis of formats."

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Not all Internet radio is simply entertainment. FreeRadio B92 is the continuation of a Belgrade stationthat was seized by the Milosevic regime in 1999. Itsonline rebirth wasinitially made possible by Real Play-er free software, but today an international effort sup-ports the station's efforts on a medium that is impossi-ble for governments to suppress. Free B92 broadcastsnews in several languages, along with current eventsand contemporary music. The station's survival hasalso permitted its ancillary activities to continue, suchas its television production, record label and publishingdivisions. It also presents numerous cultural activitiesthroughout the year. Free B92 can now claim morethan 500,000 unique visitors to its Web site everymonth.

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I Online research needs to hit targetWhile Internet technology is giving radio listeners newways to access their favourite programmes, Europeanstations are also using the web to conduct musicresearch to ensure they are the ones that get listenedto. Kai R. Lofthus reports on how programmersare trying to develop online research strategieswhich maintain the integrity of traditionalcall -out methods.

The reputation of onlineresearch is somewhat under-mined by the worrying amountof informal voting polls andquestionnaires that web

surfers often find themselves partici-pating in. It's difficult, however, toneglect the benefits of using theInternet as an additional tool forresearch purposes.

In the context of radio station call -outs, respondents-selected accordingto statistical procedures-can listento music and hooks in a better soundquality environment than the tele-phone can offer, and thus voice theiropinions on a larger amount of songsin a more convenient manner.

Net -literate listenersBut leaving the job up to occasionalweb surfers may be dangerous andcould potentially lead to meaninglessresults. Each participant must beactively pursued through traditionalprocedures.

So, generally, what types of listen-ers can you get hold of online? A studyconducted last June by BroadcastArchitecture, a Princeton, NewJersey -based research arm of theAMFM-conglomerate, reveals thatmost net -literate radio listeners aremen aged 15-24 who mainly lean

towards CHR, rock,or country -formattedstations.

Which excludesthe opportunitiesfor a programmedirector like Vranzvan Maaren at theNaarden, Holland -based AC -formattedSky Radio 100.7FM.He says the station'sonly involvement withonline research extendsto its `Muziekpoll' wherelisteners can surf in andvote on whether they likeor dislike three specific highrotation songs. But vanMaaren doesn't plan to step upany online research activities, say-ing: "The people that we can attractthrough the Internet represent just aportion of our audience. I want toknow what all of our audience [aged20-35] think about our music," hesays.

On the other side of the North Sea,James Curren, the London -basedmusic director of UK's national rockstation Virgin Radio, says: "We willdefinitely explore the possibility ofusing the Internet for research pur-poses. But we have to make sure that

Online music research checklistWant to know if your music research can be handled online? Here's M&M'squick checklist of elements that should be taken into account before gettingtoo serious about it.

Pitfall: Allowing anyone to participate, which means that you will);.. receive responses from listeners that could be irrelevant to the

purpose of your research.Tip: Use traditional selection methods to carefully choose the peo-ple-based on your music format and age demographic-who youwant to be participating.

Pitfall: The possibility of manipulation from outside interests, suchas record companies and friends of artists.Tip: Ensure that respondents are prevented from filing extra ques-tionnaires, by tracking computers' unique IP numbers.

Pitfall: Listeners are not interested in participating in your survey.Tip: Provide valuable incentives to make it worth their while.

Pitfall: Don't assume that you can lower your costs indefinitely. Theresearch results will diminish accordingly.Tip: Assign enough money in your budget to get useful research.

Pitfall: Only relying on online music research! Remember thatthere are still a lot of people who don't have access to the Internet.Tip: Don't forget to do the traditional call -out research as well.

"The one thing you should not do is

make it so cheap that it can be easilymanipulated-at best by fans, at worst bythe record companies."

people are coming onto the Internet ina research situation to register, andthat we get all proper demographicdetails down. There are a number ofproblems that have to be overcome.I'm not sure how, but I definitelythink Internet research will come into its own in the next couple of years."

But most sources contacted byMusic & Media were quick to dismisslower costs as the key factor in chang-ing the focus towards using new tech-nology. Jim Sampson, executive editorof Munich, Germany -based rock/hotAC -station Bayern 3, who takes aslightly more cautious attitude thanCurren, notes: "Perhaps the way[online music research] would workbest would be on a call -out basis, get-ting a large enough number of[respondents], securing some sort ofdemographic information about them,and being selective in the use of peo-ple who you acquire for any musicsurvey.

"The one thing that you should notdo is to make it so cheap that it can be

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easily manipulated, at best by fans, atworst by the record companies."

You get what you pay forTom Webster, formerly VP of EastCoast operations for BroadcastArchitecture, who has designed musicresearch strategies for AMFM-affiliat-ed stations in New York (includingZ100), Boston, and Philadelphia,agrees with Sampson, saying: "You getwhat you pay for. Some stations hopethat there are so many people bysheer numbers that will take the test,and they get around the concerns ofbias and sample. That's flawed,because only 30% would actually takeand finish a self-selected test on theInternet. And you have to considerthat this is 30% of those 35-40% whoare actually on the web.

"You have to combine something ofthe self-selected research and activelyrecruit listeners, to make sure youdon't get this fractional percentage ofa percentage that could be way off thecentral tastes of your audience."

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Public enemy turns private advisorChuck D is no stranger to

controversy. Five yearsbefore the police beating ofRodney King triggered theLA riots, his group Public

Enemy were warning of the growingracial tension in America. The latestdispute the rapper has thrown himselfinto headlong is the current "hot pota-to" of music on the Internet. Unlikemany of his peers, notably Eminemand Metallica, Chuck D has beenvocal in his support of music sites likeNapster and MP3.com which offer freedownloads to the public. He alsobelieves that record companies mustnow embrace this new technology inorder to survive.

"I don't give credence to a lot ofartists in the music business becausethey know little about what they'redealing with anyway," he tells M&Min an exclusive interview. "Very few ofthem could handle five or six ques-tions that I'd give 'em-all they knowis they might be in the comfort zonelike a child given permission to playand that's what they do. In the case ofNapster, they do file sharing, and Ibelieve file sharing means new expo-sure to new songs, as well as to otherartists and is a way to bring new

Never a man afraid to voice his opinion, Public Enemyfrontman Chuck D has been an ardent believer in thenew media revolution. As part of Music & Media's serieson "mavericks," Adam Howarth talked exclusively to theAmerican rapper on his thoughts on the current state ofthe music industry and the crucial role that the Internetwill play in its future.

other Internet mavericks such asMichael Robertson from MP3.com.

"I was over here discussing my takeon the digital revolution and howmusic is going to be distributed anddisintermediated," he explains. "Ifthey're gonna get anybody they'regonna have to get me because I've beendealing with this issue heavily for fiveyears. And if they're gonna have apanel they're gonna talk about thefuture of music-do investors continueto keep faith in the major record com-panies or do they spread the gospel.I'm hoping they spread the gospel."

From their reaction, the artistbelieves his audience were receptiveto what he had to say. "It was inter-preted very clearly that we're in a bigtransitional change, regardless ofwhether anybody liked it or not. And

"I believe file sharing means new

exposure to new songs as well as toother artists, and is a way to bring newmusic along with older music."

music along with older music. But it'svery easy to say a pioneer's made mis-takes and Napster is pioneering. Sowith hindsight you can look back andsay, 'This is where they fucked up',but all pioneers

will have some kinks intheir machine."

Alongside his Public Enemy duties,Chuck D recently founded an onlineradio station, Rapstation.com, and arecord label, Slam Jamz, both of whichuse the Internet for broadcasting anddistribution. Combined with his exper-tise on the subject, it is this commit-ment to putting his money where hismouth is that led the London branch ofleading US investment bank JPMorgan to invite the rapper over toLondon earlier this month to sit on apanel before its investors alongside

Chuck D

it would benefit a lot of these compa-nies to reposition their investment,"he believes.

Sub -contractingThe labels that have been quickestto harness the potential of theInternet seem to have been thesmaller independents that, byvirtue of their size, can adaptmore easily. So where does thisleave the majors? "The majorlabels should sub -contract someniche genre [specialist] thatactually might supply theartists, the information andunder -structure that they needto pick from in an A&R type of

role," Chuck D suggests, adding that"we think the majors might adopt toan MP3.com type way of thinking butthey'll sub -contract portal systemslike ours that specialise."

"We sub -categorise rap music andhip hop into 20 different genre nichesand it works well for us," he says. "Sowe have 4,000 artist submissions atRapstation and may have 10,000 byspring of next year, and we've yet todo any off-line marketing or promo-tion about our site. We haven't spentany money on advertising, but whatwe do is very clear, concise, strategicpartnerships and alliances with other

things on the Internet. So, it's like asatellite or space probe in that usesgravity to propel itself. I think the keyon the Internet is to realise that youcan't do everything for everybody-you have to be micro -focused and beclear on what you will not to asopposed to what you will take on. Andthat's why we see other dotcom com-panies turning into dotbombs-theytry to take the traditional measure ofsuccess and adapt it to this worldwhere it doesn't apply.

"One reason for coming five thou-sand miles [to the JP Morgan forum]is my Rapstation.com is the best rap

music and hip hop portal out there.We beat all our competitors in traffic,pound for pound, and really it's abusiness that's operating for less than$750,000 and there are businessesout there that've failed that spent $14million since May. So I told this panel,Rapstation is a template and proto-type for how to build a service areaand not lose money and make moneyand a level of investment would be agood thing," he continues.

"We call ourselves a `supersite'.MP3.com is a supersite. Napster is asupersite. These supersites are ontheir way to being superstations withbroadband. A supersite is something.that gives you quick access, can han-dle a lot of traffic, import/export, e -commerce. You need some good tech-nology and equipment to actually runthese things, so let's call them super -sites and educate the public on thedifference between the two."

Another Internet -based businessmodel that Chuck D brings to thetable is his Atlanta, Georgia -basedrecord company Slam Jamz. "I'vedesigned a prototype and a templatethat's ready to launch in November,

Slamjamz.com, a record label and it'san Internet -first label. There's a lot ofInternet labels out there but mymethod is a prototype as to how peo-ple should do record labels on theweb," he believes. "We specialise innot signing the artist but signing thesong and [retain] an option to publish.So it's no lock -down contract; it'ssomething that will build [the artists]and build us as well-build us cata-logue and build them positioning andgive them some money."

GlobalisationA crucial advantage Internet basedcommerce has over traditional busi-nesses is that local marketing cam-paigns can become international in aninstant. "You have off-line [market-ing] and you have on-line [and] theon-line world increases to be global,"Chuck D explains. "So what you haveis an expanding global market andmore people to reach. And this [theInternet] is the apparatus that reach-es them, so then that's gonna grow

and that's the area that's gonna han-dle a lot of artists.

"Of course I believe that the mar-keting and promotional aspects willdepend on genres and sub -genres andmicro-nicheing-and that's what we doat Rapstation. We micro -niche uponthe genre of rap music and hip hop,"Chuck D continues. "We globalise, weenlighten, we entertain, and we edu-cate people and we give them the toolsto not only be consumers-a lot of peo-ple make the mistake in the Internetworld of looking at the public as con-sumers-no, we look at the public asbeing participants to a service we pro-vide, possibly potential partnerswhether they're labels or artists them-selves. And then we provide a giganticoption for them to consume be satisfiedor pleased. And that's a whole differentbusiness model than the traditionalform of music which looks at the publicas being strictly consumers that wantto buy and support," he observes.

Ironically, the challenge faced bythe majors from online bootleggers isof their own making, Chuck Dbelieves. "The public have gottenripped off by the astronomical price of

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CDs in the '80s and '90s," he says, and"the fact [the labels] were making theCDs for little or nothing and chargingso much-$24 over here [in the UK]-was outrageous, and never went withan explanation."

Digital distributionHe continues: "The majors-theywant to get in with digital distribu-tion and think that you're gonnadownload a CD for the same priceyou're gonna buy it in a store, they'regonna [need to] refigure themselvesout and that's something we talkedabout [at the JP Morgan seminar].EMI are like, 'people are gonna haveto download this album for 24.99 [dol-lars]'-fuck that-if people see that

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the growing uptake among con-sumers-and, increasingly, musi-cians-of free Internet software willbypass the need for a record label."No, the record labels need to recon-figure their existence and how theywill distribute music and what they

"By 2002, I see millions of artists and

millions of labels disintermediating themajor label service areas and creatinga parallel industry of its own..."

they can get a Beatles album for $5 todownload, I think people will adhereto that-or maybe, y'know, three anda half pounds. And somebody mightsay that's a pittance but it's betterthan nothing. You're not producingany plastic or CD."

The big question then is whether

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will charge for it," Chuck D continues."They have to reconfigure all that

shit, 'cos if a person can get theirmusic for free in a lot of forms, youcan't be naive and think you can getnew legislation and wrestle themoney out of the public-[the public]have to be free -willing to adhere to a

price programme."To emphasise the changing busi-

ness climate from when Public Enemyfirst started out, the band's frontmansays that new "groups can make theirproducts for little or nothing becauseof digital studios which cost less than$2,000 [so] why would they need amajor label to make their record? So,if they're making their records for lit-tle or nothing they can afford to getinto a system that will bring theirrecords in one by one and dollar bydollar and it'll all be a profit."

Even so, Chuck D concedes that"there will always be majors, it's justthat they can't sign everybody. Therewill be independents but it's just thatthey can't afford to do a lot of manu-facturing without it all being sold,and now we have the Internet whereyou can actually release your productwithout manufacturing."

Chuck D on the future"Two years in this business is lightyears in any other business," therapper asserts. "By 2002, I see mil-lions of artists and millions of labelsdisintermediating the major labelservice areas and creating a parallelindustry of its own-a parallel enter-tainment industry, not just music.With reliance on the majors but nottotal reliance.

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Chuck D believes that it is notjust the labels that need to change-retailers need to evolve as well."They'll have burners and they'll beselling traditional CDs," he tellsM&M. "I think the prices will even-tually have to come down. I thinkthat when you get a CD it better notbe more than £10, but then £10 tothe rest of the world...you know, tome, if I spend £10 over here that'sreally straight up $17 anyway, so itmight have to be £5. What we'replanning to do with Slam Jamz issell songs for maybe a pound -50cents US-and albums with five toseven songs on it no more than £5."

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Sleeping giant awakens to soundof cultural change and hit albums

The shipment last week of overthree million units worldwide(excluding the USA) ofMadonna's latest offeringMusic-the biggest in the his-

tory of Warner Music-and the fate ofthe Corrs' latest album In Blue, arethe most recent signs that the oncesleepy major has regained some mar-keting muscle.

Warner is certainly helped by thedelivery of a string of hit albums thisseason, but at the same time it co-incides with a complete reassessmentof the company's marketing strategyand way of operating.

New roleAt the heart of the new system is anAmerican, Jay Durgan, who joinedWarner Music International (WMI)last April to become senior vice presi-dent marketing. The role Durgan wasassigned by Warner Music chairmanRoger Ames and WMI chairmanStephen Shrimpton, to whom he

Warner Music Internationalis engaged in a dramaticreassessment of its interna-tional marketing opera-tions. Emmanuel Legrandtalked to Jay Durgan,the recently appointedLondon -based Americanexecutive who is spear-heading this major culturalchange for the company.

American repertoire and-unlikeother majors like PolyGram (nowUniversal)-it didn't put as muchemphasis on getting repertoire totravel around the world.

"There was a global perspective atPolyGram," says Durgan, who workedfor the company before and after itsacquisition by Seagram. "For a long

"Radio programmers in Europe do a great

job at picking different sorts of music. They

are more open and they don't throw you

out..."

reports, was the massive task to reor-ganise and give a new focus to WarnerMusic's international marketing oper-ations. For Durgan, a highly interna-tionally -minded record company exec-utive who worked in Japan for a fewyears before joining A&M and laterPolyGram, it was like a dream cometrue, as he had wanted to work for theUS major for a long time.

But he also knew that it was ahiige\ challenge, which would requirehim to make radical changes in themodus operandi of the unit, affectingboth the people's mentality and theoperational structure. As the mostAmerican -minded major, Warner'sinternational focus was mostly about

Jay Durgan

time it was a world structure with noAmericans at the top [executive]core-there were English, French,Dutch, German-which was fine withme and I thrived in that environment."

Among those executives was Ames,whom Durgan knew from his days aschairman of the UK company andthen as president of PolyGram in NewYork. Durgan worked for 11 monthsunder the new Universal regime, andfound the acquisition difficult to take."It was painful for me, personally,because so many people who hadinvested a lot in me personally andprofessionally were suddenly gone,"he says. "At the end of the day I didnot decide to leave there-I wasn'trunning away from anything, I wasrunning to something."

That "something" was WarnerMusic. Ames made a phone call toDurgan, and it didn't take much forhim to decide which way to go. InApril, he became one of the firstappointments made by Shrimpton,following his elevation to chairman/CEO of WMI. Of Shrimpton, Durgansays: "He is a great boss, very sup-portive and a great counsellor.Shrimpton and I need the marketingto crank up and we're going to snake ithappen. Give us the artists and whenwe get it we'll make sure we deliver."

Durgan took over the responsibili-

ties of Peter Ikin as senior VP ofinternational marketing. "AtPolyGram my job was to exploit NorthAmerican repertoire to the world out-side of the USA. Now the job I have isto oversee worldwide marketing,which has specific and defined ele-ments to it, and that's just a totallydifferent job," says Durgan.

Main objectivesThe brief he was given by Ames andShrimpton Was in itself a sign of thechanges Ames wanted to implementat Warner. "My two portfolios arebasically, drive the priorities andmove music around the world," saysDurgan. "Those are really good objec-tives. If am able to drive the priori-

ties, that basically speaks to havingpeople with the right portfolio,focused at the right objectives, obvi-ously with the right music and coop-erative artists, to be able to drive thatbusiness and take it to another level."

Durgan is keen to point out that italso means that Warner's overallfocus is shifting. "Warner was histori-cally a real margin driven companythat was not chasing market share-which I was very accustomed to atPolyGram and probably my counter-part at Sony also knows the gamereally well," he explains. "To a lot ofpeople it maybe looked like a switchfrom this margin game to the ideathat let's go after the market and let'sbe a bigger company; let's take thevolume of artists that sold three orfour [million records] and take themto five [million]; and the artists thatsold six [million] and take them totwelve [million]."

He continues: "We are trying toimplement some policy changes andjust basically address the things youhave to do on a day-to-day basis thatare somewhat contentious. We'vetaken those things and tried to givethem a formal policy so that they arekind of automatic, so that marketingdirectors and CFOs don't have to tryto sit there and reinvent the wheelevery time."

Based at WMI's headquarters atBaker Street in London, Durgan's firsttask was to reorganise his team andmake sure that "the objective of the

Durgan on EuropeEurope, in the opinion of Jay Durgan, is certainly a region which has thepotential to deliver both global and regional acts. "For me, the biggestfactor on the European market is the advent of local artists and how

they've come to the forefront," enthuses Durgan. "There's repertoire thatserves local markets and the one that can also be exported. It's great! I'd liketo see more of it and if I can, I'll help. Europe is such a huge part of the worldmarket. It is a sophisticated place in a lot of ways. And if you can get itright, it can deliver world class products," he adds.

But the key, he says, is to first develop local acts into successes in theirown territories. Then, Durgan believes developing local success into region-al priorities and even further to global priorities can be a win -win situationfor local affiliates. "What people have to realise about local repertoire isthat it gives local companies great muscle in the marketplace because thesuccess of local repertoire also helps to sell all kinds of repertoire. It spinsoff a lot of things for the local companies."

However, he cautions that there might not be room for all, and that locallabels have to get their act together first. "Various non -European repertoireowners who want to place their repertoire in Europe don't fully grasp theimportance of local repertoire," he says. "You have to be very competitive."

Being an American, Durgan knows the importance of radio in breakingacts, but what he certainly doesn't want to see is European radio becomingas formatted as its US counterpart. "I would not want to see Europeanradio go the same way as American radio. But I'm an American and I amnot going to tell Europeans how it should be. However, I prefer it that way.Formatting in the US has reached such a level that I'm not sure I want todeal with that in Europe. Radio programmers in Europe do a great job atpicking different sorts of music. They are more open and they don't throwyou out when you come and see them with a Spanish or a German record.At least, they take time to listen to it."

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company-to drive for market share-is now the emphasis of everyone.

"As far as human assets go, therehas not been a lot of change," com-ments Durgan. "Basically, we haveshifted people out of, say, theEuropean office and brought them inhere, and we've drawn from affiliatesin Denmark, England and whereverand taken the staff that existed and.put them in different slots."

Priority artistsDurgan's closest team comprisesAndy Murray, VP marketing, whosefocus is on developing artists(Matchbox 20 and Morcheeba are twoof the acts currently on this list), andDennis Ploug as VP ofstrategic marketing, with agoal to completely revampthe department while alsokeeping an eye on globalmarketing priorities. SueWildish is senior directormarketing, who focuses onnon -UK and USA repertoire,and Thomas Starckjohannhas been appointed VP mar-keting Warner MusicEurope. John Uran wasrecently appointed to look

my way of thinking right now is, if Ihave each country, people repertoireowners and artists who deliver themusic-which at the end of the day isall that this is about-and then haveaffiliates in local countries that candrive the business, I can probablymake the assumption that I havegood marketing people."

Durgan says Warner is much morefocused on identifying material thathas global potential. "We have globalmarketing priorities and we haveartist development priorities," heexplains. "Global marketing prioritiespretty much are when the previousalbum had to sell one million units,and the artist has to be available to

"The objective of the company-to drive formarket share-is now the emphasis."

Jay Durgan

senior VP marketing, Warner Music International

after European marketingon behalf of US labels. Hereports to Starckjohann.

Sue Wildish will head upa staff based at Baker Streetthat will be "something likean ad hoc internationaldepartment offering market-ing services to affiliates whocould not otherwise afford afull -on department," saysDurgan.

Comments Durgan: "Inthis job, I kind of serve bothsides-I have to work with the reper-toire owners to make sure the musicis delivered to our people soon enoughso that they have enough time toactually sit down and think aboutwhat they are doing; and make surethat the repertoire owner and theartist are actually working out intothe international marketplace. Andthen assuming that the music isdelivered in a timely fashion and thatthe artist is participating in the mar-keting of their album, I have to makesure that the local people are step-ping up to the plate and not missingthings."

Durgan also takes seriously histask of moving music around theworld. "Where Warner has reallypushed a lot of US repertoire, and forwhatever reason, you did not have alot of movement anywhere other thanfrom the US outwards-with a fewexceptions," he contends.

"I think it is a stepped process andthe thing we have to concentrate onfirst is driving the priorities, because

do international-those are the onlycriteria."

An executive committee has beenset up to vote on artist developmentpriorities. Durgan says that four orfive acts of this kind will be pickedeach year. The committee consists ofWMI regional presidents, Shrimpton,Ames and Durgan. "We sit down in aroom having listened to the music twoweeks prior to going in to it, and wego around and talk about it. Thenwe'll nominate or vote who does ordoes not go on the list. And againthere is a really simple check list thatthe record companies, the artists andthe affiliates must adhere to beforethey can make it on to the list.

"We also have the same kind of sys-tem for regional artist priorities andthat's what I like to refer to in [foot-ball] terms as the 1st division, 2nddivision, etc., and everyone is trying toget into the Premiership. But thething is we have organised leaguesand we are actively trying to makesure that they are all buzzing along."

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Europe rocks as it rolls

BELGIUM

With artists like K's Choice, Angelico,million seller Helmut Lotti and BellePerez releasing homegrown albums,radio programmers have a wide selec-tion of major releases from local tal-ent to fit into their formats this Fall.

K's Choice fourth album, AlmostHappy, is a major player, and willhave initial (pan-European) ship -outfigures of 120,000 units. "I expect toachieve gold status in Belgium onrelease date," says ChristopheTurcksin of Double T Music, now fullyowned by Sony Music. "The hype inBelgium might be less than abroad,but that's because we have new bands

like Arid claimingattention now."

PriorityHooverphonic's TheMagnificent Tree isanother priority forSony Music. "Theirpopularity comesfrom touring the U.S.(with BT) andEurope, and the fact that many tracksare used as scores on TV series andfilm scores," says Gino Moerman,local talent director at Sony Music inBelgium.

With Hello World (Antler/EMI),Belgo-Spanish act Belle Perez hasdelivered a debut with international

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New release time is upon us and all the major labels aregearing up for the traditionally lucrative pre -Christmasmarket by preparing to launch major new releases-many of them long-awaited-into a highly chargedmarketplace.

In the third part of a three-part report, Music & Mediacorrespondents from Belgium, France, Germany, Italyand Spain preview the major label releases in theirrespective territories.

cross -over potential. "Belle Perez isone of the artists that fit our hit pro-file perfectly," says Johan Notenbaert,head of music at VRT Radio Donna."Hello World will be our album of theweek [September 25] and she playedtwo songs live in the studio. Thanksto its good single tracks, we will beable to take the album along until thenew year."

Helmut Lotti is likely to follow upthe success of the multi -million sell-ing Goes Classic with a special Latinmusic album-Lotti is a provencrossover artist and expectations forhis new set are accordingly high.

Marc Maes

FRANCE

This Fall, France's "rentree" (back toschool/work period) is very much

about repackaging existingcatalogue and utilising newmedia as a host of live andcompilation albums-com-plete with accompanyingDVDs and videos-arebeing released.

Strategy"The business is changingso we have to adapt ourstrategy to the market,"says Annick Geisler, inter-national marketing manag-er for Sony Music France."We're developing more andmore projects on the inter -net. It's the sametransition as whenwe stopped sellingcassettes and went toCD.

"It's also a momentthat provides the

opportunity to use the DVD for-mat which sells well and isstate-of-the-art."

Heading this packagingrevamp phenomenon isPatricia Kaas' double albumLive (Columbia), released in.August and featuring anorchestral and an acousticalbum of her recent concerts, aswell as a DVD and music videoCe Sera Nous. Following theprevious release of Singulier(1980-86), Fredericks, Goldman& Jones present a 16 -title conf-pilation collection Pluriel(1990-96) (Columbia), releasedon September 12, with a boxed

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set including DVD and video due outon October 23. Francis Cabrel(Columbia) also has a triple livealbum of his last concert tour to bereleased October 17 with DVD.

After a very successful Europeantour, Mylene Farmer releases a livealbum (Polydor) and DVD/VHS thismonth. Patrick Bruel's first album DeFace was re -issued on August 22 byBMG, and a special collector's limitededition of the album Juste Avant(sales of one million) will be in storesin November. Newer artists puttingout new product include VanessaParadis, whose fourth studio albumBliss (Barclay) is released interna-tionally on October 17. After her firstalbum sold one million worldwide,Indonesian artist Anggun (Sony)delivers a long-awaited second DesirsContraires in October, with an

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Saint George/SONYVirginSankara-MercuryWEA

English language version to bereleased in the US later in the year.

World music acts include Wes,whose hit single Alane sold three mil-lion units and whose new albumSinami, The Memory (Columbia) wasreleased in Europe in August. Celtic -inspired rap group Manau (Polydor)release their second album in mid -October and electronic ral artistRachid Taha's new album Made inMedina (Barclay), produced by SteveHillage will be released October 3.Geoffrey Oryema's album Spiritwhose rights were acquired fromMusisoft, will be repackaged and re-issued onSony withtwo addi-tionalFrenchtitles. InDecemberVirgin willput out thehighlyanticipat-ed follow-up to Nanu Chao's debut solo albumClandestino.

On the electronic music front, hoton the heels of the success of Lady,Barclay will release Modjo's firstalbum, while East West is preparingfor the October 24 release of TommyHools' debut Popular Frequencies andBob Sinclair's Champs Elysees(October 10), featuring the hit single IFeel For You.

Sam Zniber, scheduling director ofCHR/Dance Fun Radio says that forhis format, the release schedule israther "bland", save for electronica:"Modjo and all this scene is great andwe are fully behind it. It is also greatto see that this music sells abroad."

Millane Kang

GERMANY

The German main -'stream market willsee a few keyreleases during thepost -summer sea-son, which is often agood time for low-fi and gentler tunes.

At BMG there are several releasesplanned for the pre -Christmas sea-son. The Cologne -based Irish folk -poptraditionalists The Kelly Family havea series of 13 albums scheduled forNovember 6. Nicole Mayr, responsible

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out the priority releases

for the promotion of the Kelly Familyat BMG Ariola Munich explains:"These are all re-releases from pastalbums which definitely target thebusy Christmas market. None ofthem have been available since wesigned the Kelly Family and licensedtheir back catalogue (from EMI) toAriola a year ago. A new album willnot be released before next year."

Next to the Kelly Family, Schlager-veteran Heino will be wishing theGermans Merry Christmas on thesame date in November, while the BigBrother inhabitants will see theirfirst Weihnachtsalbum released at atime when Christmas shopping willbe at its initial peak on November 27.

International releasesEMI Electrola in Cologne has itshands full with major internationalreleases from the likes of RobbieWilliams and Kylie -Minogue, butPUR, "the most successful Germanpop group", have already made a hugeimpact with Mittendrin. After its

release on September 11, the albumwent platinum with 450,000 copiessold in its first week of release, goingstraight to No.1 in the Germancharts.

Patricia Tamaschke, senior productmanager at EMI Electrola points out:"Since PUR's music targets the wholefamily we always have a brilliantresponse, especially in the Fall time.We are aiming to extend this successinto Christmas with a single releaseon October 23 and a PUR-DVD at theend of November." Asked whetherreleases of international top sellers

Eros Ramazzotti

Madonna and Robbiewhich coincide withrelease-have an effect on the salesTamaschke replied: "In terms of targetgroups there are no intersections atall between PUR and the other acts.We also target the sleepers who nor-mally do not go into stores at all."

At the Universal family inGermany things are looking good forpop duo Rosenstolz-their albumKassengift (Polydor) has sold some 1.5million copies to date. AnNa R. andPeter Plate release their second sin-

Williams-the PUR

GERMANY... AT A GLANCE

PUR. Mittendrin EMI ElectrolaDynamite Deluxe Grune Brille EMI

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gle Kinder der Nacht on November 22to try and capitalise on the album'smassive success.

At Sony's daughter Epic, Laith-Al-Deen is scheduled to release his popand soul debut Ich will nur wissenthis week, following the summer suc-cess of his debut single Bilder von Dircurrently enjoying at its ninth weekin Germany's Top 100.

Tayfun Kesgin

In Italy, as elsewhere, prox-imity to Christmas makesautumn an important peri-od in the music industrycalendar. The other keylaunch date is February, themonth of the Sanremo songfestival. And yet, accordingto Toni Vandoni, head ofrelations with record com-panies for the nationalmusic network, Radio Italia(Solo Musica Italiana),"whereas Sanremo tends to

be for young artists, autumn is thetime for the more established names."

With this in mind, the key releasesthis Fall include Laura Pausini's newalbum, Tra Te e it Mare (CDG East

ITALY... AT A GLANCE

Adrian() Celentano Clan SonyPaolo Conte tbc CDG East

WestLive UniversalTra Te e it Mare CDG East(Between You Westand the Sea)

Pooh Cento di Queste CDG EastVite (A Hundred Westof These Lives:

Eros Ramazzotti Stilelibero BMG

JovanottiLaura Pausini

West), which was released onSeptember 15, and the veteran group,Pooh (CGD East West), who returnedon September 29 with Cento di QuesteVite.

Major eventHaving said that, the event thateverybody is waiting for is the launch

of the first new Eros Ramazzottialbum in four years, Stilelibro (BMG),which hits stores on October 29, theartist's birthday. A major internation-al promotion campaign is planned,with a Spanish version, Estilolibre,released at the same time. Vandoni,who previously handled relationswith radio stations for BMG, admitsthat 2000 has been a bit of a sluggishyear for Italian music, but hopes that"the Pausini and Ramazzotti albumswill get people back into the recordshops."

Mark Worden

SPAIN

Only one new Spanish release-Joaquin Sabina's BMG Ariola album19 Dias y 500 Noches-has sold morethan 500,000 units in Spain in thepast year, but at least two releasesduring the major Fall period are like-ly to break the barrier.

Singer and composer AlejandroSanz certainly will. Sanz's 1997Warner album Mcis broke just aboutevery record in the book, selling 2.1million units in Spain-nearly twicethe previous record by a Spanishartist-and some 4.5 million world-wide. His new album, El Alma AlAire, was released worldwide onSeptember 26 following weeks of pro-motion by Warner Spain. Journalistsand Warner executives were flown infrom across Europe for the launch ina Madrid museum, with listeningpoints available six hours in advancefor those who couldn't wait.

SPAIN... AT A GLANCE

Alejandro Sanz El Alma Al Aire WarnerLa Oreja de Van El Viaje De SonyGogh CopperpotHevia Al Otro Lado EMI -OdeonJoan Manuel Serrat Cansiones BMG-AriolaSergio Dolma Nueva Vida Universal

MercurySka-P Planeta Eskoria BMG-Ariola

The promotion of El Alma Al Aireeven pushed Mcis back into the chartsin the first week of July after a longabsence, and it was still there 10weeks later. In the past two years,only one Spanish pop group has tri-umphed commercially. La Oreja deVan Gogh's debut Sony Epic album,Dile Al Sol, sold 700,000 units, andthe band's follow-up, El Viaje DeCopperpot, is likely to do just as well.It has the same light and simple for-mula, topped with the vocals of AmaiaMontero, the only female member.

The album title is based onChester Copperpot, a character in achildren's film by The Goonies, and isscheduled for late autumn release inItaly, Germany, and Latin America.

Howell Llewellyn

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UNITED KINGDOM usrc.r1 GERMANY FRANCE ITALYTW LW SINGLES1 NE M. Carey& Westlife - Against All Odds (Columbia)2 RE Zombie Nation - Kernkraft 400 E.P. (Data)3 1 Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Polydor)4 NE Billie Piper - Something Deep Inside (Innocent)5 NE Pink - Most Girls (Arista)6 NE Sisqo - Unleash The Dragon (Def Soul)7 NE Anastacia - I'm Outta Love (Epic)8 4 Sonique-Sky (Serious)9 6 Sugababes - Overload (London)

10 3 S Club 7 - Natural (Polydor)TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (WEA)2 1 Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning (Chrysalis)

3 2 Craig David - Born To Do It (Wildstar)4 3 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP (Interscope)5 4 David Gray - White Ladder (East West)6 14 Sonique - Hear My Cry (Serious)7 7 Spandau Ballet - Gold - The Best Of (Chrysalis)8 30 Madonna - The Immaculate Collection (WEA)9 5 Ronan Keating - Ronan (Polydor)

10 11 Coldplay - Parachutes (Parlophone)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Rednex - The Spirit Of The Hawk (Jive/Zomba)2 3 Melanie C. - I Turn To You (Virgin)3 7 ATC - My Heart Beats Like A Drum (Hansa)

.4 2 Britney Spears - Lucky (Jive/Zomba)5 5 Madonna - Music (WEA)6 10 Darude - Sandstorm (Universal)7 4 Underdog Project - Summer Jam(Universal)8 8 Orange Blue - She's Got That Light (Edel)9 11 Houston & Enrique Iglesias - Could I Have This Kiss Forever (Ariola)

10 6 Mauro Pieotto - Komodo/Save Your Soul (Polydor)TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (WEA)2 1 Pur - Mittendrin (EMI)3 3 Craig David - Born To Do It (Edel)4 2 Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning (EMI)5 NE Fiinf Sterne Deluxe - Neo.Now (Zomba)6 4 Rosenstolz - Kassengift (Polydor)7 7 Britney Spears - Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive/Zomba)8 5 The Corrs - In Blue (East West)9 8 Melanie C. - Northern Star (Virgin)

10 11 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP (Motor)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 D'Avilla/Sargue/Baguet - Les Rois Du Monde (Mercury)

2 2 Alizee - Moi...Lolita (Polydor)3 3 Daniel Levy - L'Envie D'Aimer (Mercury)4 4 Saian Supa Crew - Angela (Source/Virgin)5 5 Assia - Elle Est A Toi (Virgin)6 6 Anastacia - I'm Outta Love (Epic)7 7 Disiz La Peste - J'Pete Les Plombs (Barclay)8 8 Eminem - The Real Slim Shady (Polydor)9 10 Madonna - Music (WEA)

10 9 Santana - Maria Maria (Ariola)TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (WEA)2 1 Michel Sardou - Francais (Trema/Sony)3 2 Musical - Romeo & Juliette (Baxter/Universal)4 NE Bjork - Selmasongs (Barclay)5 3 Moby - Play (Labels/Virgin)6 7 Isabelle Boulay - Mieux Qu'Ici-Bas (172)

7 4 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP(Polydor)8 5 Musical - Les 10 Commandements (Mercury)9 12 Soundtrack - 0' Brother Where Art Thou? (Mercury)10 9 Santana - Supernatural (Ariola)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Madonna - Music (WEA)2 9 Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Universal)3 3 Mark Knopfler - What It Is (Mercury)4 4 Limp Bizkit - Take A Look Around (Universal)5 5 Bomfunk MC's - Freestyler (Epic)6 6 Laura Pausini - Tra Te E Il Mare (CGD)7 2 The Corrs - Breathless (CGD)8 13 Anastacia - I'm Outta Love (Epic)9 8 Robbie Williams - Rock DJ (EMI)10 NE Houston & Enrique Iglanias Could I Have This Kiss Forever (BMGRicordi)

TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (WEA)2 NE Laura Pausini - Tra Te E II Mare (CGD)3 1 Luna Pop - Sque'Rez? (Banana Records/Universal)4 2 Santana - Supernatural (BMG Ricordi)5 4 Morcheeba - Fragments Of Freedom (WEA)6 3 The Corrs - In Blue (CGD)7 9 Bon Jovi - Crush (Mercury)8 5 Whitney Houston - Whitney - The Greatest Hits (BMG Ricordi)

9 10 Eric Clapton & B.B. King - Riding With The King (WEA)

10 19 Anggun - Chrysalis (Epic)

SPAIN HOLLAND FLANDERS SWEDENTW LW SINGLES1 1 Madonna - Music (WEA)2 2 Jose El Frances -Ya No Quiero Tu Querer (Ariola)3 12 Los Planetas - Un Buen Dia (RCA)4 4 Mark Knopfler - What It Is (Mercury)5 5 Ronan Keating - Life Is A Rollercoaster (Polydor)6 3 Sonique - It Feels So Good (Universal)7 20 Houston & Enrique Iglesias - Could I Have This Kiss Forever (Arida)

8 8 La Oreja De Van Gogh - CuidatelMariposalos Amantes (Epic)

9 6 Robbie Williams - Rock DJ (Chrysalis)10 NE Eminem - The Real Slim Shady (Polydor)TW LW ALBUMS1 NE LaCkvjaDeVanGogh-ElViajeDeCopperpot (Epic)2 1 Estopa - Estopa (Ariola)3 35 Laura Pausini - Tra Te E Il Mare (DRO)4 2 Mana - Unplugged (WEA)5 8 Julio Iglesias-Noche De Cuatro Lunas (Columbia)6 6 The Corrs - In Blue (DRO)7 4 Jose El Frances - Alma8 3 Revolver -Sur9 5 Raul - Sueno Su Boca

10 7 La Union - Grandes Exitos

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TW LW SINGLES1 1 Jody Bernal - Que Si, Que No (Dino)2 4 Houston & Enrique Iglesias- Could I Have This Kiss Forever BEG)

3 2 Melanie C. - I Turn To You (Virgin)4 3 King Africa - La Bomba (RAM)5 7 Kosheen - Hide U (Zomba)6 10 Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Polydor)7 5 Cygnus X - Superstring (ID&T Music)8

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1 1 Madonna - Music2 2 Craig David - Born To Do It3 4 De Dijk - Zevende Hemel4 3 The Corrs - In Blue

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5 19 The Corrs - Unplugged (Warner)6 6 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP(Polydor)7 5 Krezip - Nothing Less (Warner)8 24 Andrea Bocelli - Verdi (Universal Classics)9 22 Bon Jovi - Crush (Mercury)10 8 Anastacia - Not That Kind (Epic)

TW LW SINGLES

1 1 Krezip - I Would Stay (Warner)2 2 Jody Bernal - Que Si, Que No (Dino)3 4 King Africa - La Bomba (CNR)4 3 D -Devils - The 6th Gate (Byte)5 13 Kosheen - Hide U (Jive/Zomba)6 7 Marc Anthony - You Sang To Me (Columbia)7 6 Madonna - Music (Warner)8 5 K3 - Alle Kleuren (Capetown/Wivani/BMG)9 9 La Luna - Take Me (Antler -Subway)10 17 Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Barclay)TW LW ALBUMS1 2 K3 - Alle Kleuren (BMG)2 4 Madonna - Music (Warner)3 1 Krezip - Nothing Less (Warner)4 3 Hooverphonic - The Magnificent Tree (Columbia)5 6 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP (Universal)6 5 The Corrs - In Blue (Warner)7 8 Craig David - Born To Do It (Eden8 7 Live - The Distance To Here (Universal)9 Other (Universal)

10 12 Moby - Play (PIAS)

TW LW SINGLES1 2 Magnus Uggla - Nitar Och Lader (Sony)2 1 Britney Spears - Lucky (Jive/Zomba)3 3 Houston &Enrique Iglesias- Could I Have This Kiss Forever (BEG)

4 NE Mariah Carey - Against All Odds (Sony)5 4 Peter Joback - Higher (Sony)6 5 Joakim Hinson - Vacker Utan Spackel (Bonnier)7 NE Lucy Street - Girl Next Door (Sony)8 6 Madonna - Music (Warner)9 15 Al - Take On Me (Sony)10 13 Aaron Carter - I Want Candy (Jive/Zomba)

TW LW Atants1 NE Madonna - Music (Warner)2 NE Peter Joback - Only When I Breathe (Sony)3 1 Craig David - Born To Do It (Edel)4 4 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP (Universal)5 6 Smokie - Uncovered (CMC)6 3 Melanie C. - Northern Star (Virgin)7 . NE TV4 Vision Artists - Dansbandsleten 2000 (TV4 Vision)8 7 Britney Spears - Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive/Zomba)9 21 Anastacia - Not That Kind (Sony)10 10 Sonique - Hear My Cry (Universal)

DENMARK NORWAY FINLAND IRELANDTW LW SINGLES

1 1 Rollo & King - Ved Du Hvad Hun Sagde (Mega)2 NE Al - Take On Me (Sony)3 4 S.O.A.P. - S.O.A.P. Is In The Air (We Do Music/Sony)4 2 Madonna - Music (Warner)5 3 Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Universal)6 9 Balloon - Pussylovers (Bonnier)7 8 Melanie C. - I Turn To You (Virgin)8 5 Ronan Keating - Life Is A Rollercoaster (Universal)9 18 Spiller - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (Eden

10 16 Samantha Mumba - Gotta Tell You(Universal)TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (Warner)2 1 Craig David - Born To Do It (Edel)3 8 Smokie - Uncovered (CMC)4 11 Santana - The Ultimate Collection (Sony)5 3 Hvae Snakker Du Om? - Den Ka Byttes, Vol. 1 (Sony)

6 4 Melanie C. - Northern Star (Virgin)7 5 Ronan Keating - Ronan (Universal)8 2 Randi Laubek - Almost Gracefully (EMI -Medley)9 13 Bryan Ferry - Slave To Love (Virgin)

10 6 The Corrs - In Blue (Warner)

TW LW SINGLES1 3 Al - Take On Me (Sony)2 1 Madonna - Music (Warner)3 2 Melanie C. - I Turn To You (Virgin)4 6 Spiller - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (Edel)5 19 This Steppers & V. Beckham - Out Of Your Mind (BMG)6 4 Darude - Sandstorm (Pubs)7 10 Da Buzz - Do You Want Me (Edel)8 13 Houston & Enrique Iglesias- Could 'Have This Kiss Forever (BEG)

9 NE Multicyde - Catch Us (Warner)10 7 Britney Spears - Lucky (Jive/Zomba)

TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (Warner)2 NE Bjork - Selmasongs (Universal)3 NE Vamp - En Armen Sol (Norske Gram)4 4 Melanie C. - Northern Star (Virgin)5 6 Bertine Zetlitz - Beautiful So Far (EMI)6 9 Marie Fredriksson - Antligen - Marie Fredrikssons Basta (EMI)

7 1 Anastacia - Not That Kind (Sony)8 7 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP (Universal)9 3 Craig David - Born To Do It (Ede()

10 2 Ronan Keating - Ronan (Universal)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Clich' - Why Is It So Beautiful? (Zen Garden)2 2 Fintellingens - Stockholm -Helsinki (Sony)3 5 Limp Bizkit - Take A Look Around(Universal)4 3 CMX - Myrskyn Ratsut (EMI)5 8 Melanie C. - I Turn To You (Virgin)6 4 Madonna - Music (Warner)7 6 Petri Nygdurd - Vitun Suomirokki (Poko)8 10 Kapasiteettiyksikko - Etenee (Warner)9 7 Darude - Sandstorm (16 Inch Records/BMG)10 9 Apulanta - Maanantai (Levy-Yhtio)TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (Warner)2 1 Darude - Before The Storm (16 Inch Records/BMG)3 2 Rauli Badding Somajoki - Tass On Rauli, Moll (Siboney)

4 3 Ismo Alanko Sakti& - Sisainen Solarium(Poko)5 4 Mamba - Sodassa (Warner)6 18 Kari Tapio - Bella Capri (Edel)7 6 Ronan Keating - Ronan (Universal)8 5 Petri Nygitrd - Mun Levy! (Poko)9 NE Jimi Hendrix - Experience Hendrix - The Best Of (Universal)

10 NE Bjork - Selmasongs (Universal)

8 5 Britney Spears - Lucky9 10 Madonna - Music10 6 Aurora - Ordinary WorldTW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (WEA)2 1 Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning (Chrysalis)

3 2 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP (Interscope)4 4 David Gray - White Ladder (IHT)5 3 Craig David - Born To Do It (Wildstar)6 6 The Corrs - In Blue (East West)7 5 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication (WEA)8 NE The Doors - The Best Of The Doors (East West)9 9 Melanie C. - Northern Star (Virgin)10 11 Coldplay - Parachutes (Parlophone)

TW LW SINGLES1 NE 1VI Carey & Westlife -AgainstAll Odds (Columbia)2 1 Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Polydor)3 2 Spiller - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (Positiva)4 3 Robbie Williams - Rock DJ (Chrysalis)5 4 Vitamin C - Friends Forever (Graduation) (WEA)6 11 Element Four Big Brother UK TV Theme (Channel 4 Music)

7 NE Zombie Nation - Kernkraft 400 E.P. (Data)(Jive)

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SWITZERLAND AUSTRIA PORTUGAL GREECETW LW SINGLES

1 1 Madonna - Music (Warner)2 8 Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Universal)3 2 Eminem - The Real Slim Shady (Universal)4 12 Lasso - Bisch Parat? (MusikVertrieb)5 3 Melanie C. - I Turn To You (Virgin)6 4 Mauro Picotto - Komodo/Save Your Soul (Universal)7 15 Houston & Enrique Iglesias Could I Have This Kiss Forever (BEG)

8 5 Britney Spears - Lucky (Jive/Musikvertrieb)9 14 Rednex - The Spirit Of The Hawk (Jive/Musikvertrieb)10 10 Anastacia - I'm Outta Love (Sony)

TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna -Music (Warner)2 NE Subzonic - Achterbahn (Sony)3 NE Laura Pausini - Tra Te E B Mare (Warner)4 4 Ronan Keating - Ronan (Universal)5 1 Anastacia - Not That Kind (Sony)6 2 The Corrs - In Blue (Warner)7 3 Pur - Mittendrin (EMI)8 6 Craig David - Born To Do It (Edel/Phonag)9 5 Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning (EMI)

10 7 Britney Spears - Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive/Musikvertrieb)

TW LW SINGLES1 2 Christina Aguilera - I Turn To You (BMG)2 1 Britney Spears - Lucky (Jive/Zomba)3 3 Five & Queen - We Will Rock You (BMG)4 4 Mauro Picotto - Komodo/Save Your Soul (Universal)5 5 Rednex - The Spirit Of The Hawk (Jive/Zomba)6 16 Marque - Electronic Lady (Edel)7 13 Mabel - Bum Bum (Warner)8 8 Madonna -Music (Warner)9 6 Limp Bizkit - Take A Look Around (Universal)

10 19 ATC - My Heart Beats Like A Drum (BMG)TW LW ALBUMS1 NE Madonna - Music (Warner)2 1 Gigi D'Agostino - L'Amour Toujours (Zyx)3 2 Nockalm Quintett - Vom Winde Verweht (Koch)4 3 Austria 3 - Die Dritte (BMG)5 7 Michelle - So Was Wie Liebe (EMI)6 NE Madonna - The Immaculate Collection (Warner)7 5 Britney Spears - Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive/Zomba)8 19 Craig David - Born To Do It (Edel)9 8 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication (Warner)10 4 Jantje Smit - Ein Bischen Liebe (Universal)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Madonna - Music (Warner)2 2 Eminem - The Real Slim Shady (Universal)3 4 Bon Jovi - It's My Life (Universal)4 3 Limp Bizkit - Take A Look Around (Universal)5 RE Pearl Jam - Light Years (Sony)6 6 Sting feat. Cheb Mami - Desert Rose (Universal)7 9 The Corrs - Breathless (Warner)8 10 Robbie Williams - Rock DJ (EMI)9 16 Ronan Keating - Life Is A Rollercoaster (Universal)10 NE Mark Knopfler - What It Is (Universal)TW LW Araums1 2 Scorpions & Berliner Philharmoniker - Moment Of Glory (EMI)

2 1 The Corrs - In Blue (Warner)3 NE Madonna - Music (Warner)4 4 Alice Deejay - Who Needs Guitars Anyway? (EMI)5 3 Silence 4 - Only Pain Is Real (Universal)6 5 Santamaria - Voar (Vidisco)7 6 Roberto Carlos - 0 Calhambeque (Sony)8 7 Britney Spears - Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive/Virgin)9 NE Bjork - Selmasongs (Universal)10 11 Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP (Universal)

TW LW SINGLES1 1 Madonna - Music (Warner)2 2 Bomfunk MC's - Freestyler (Sony)3 4 Dionysis Skhinas - Mou Teriazis (Sony)4 NE Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Universal)5 3 Sonique - It Feels So Good (Universal)6 5 Melanie C. - I Turn To You (Virgin)7 9 Metallica - I Disappear (FM Records)8 6 Stamatis Gonidis - Me Pirazi (AM)9 10 Anna Vissi - Everything I Am (Sony)

10 11 Black Legend - You See The Trouble With Me (Universal)TW LW ALBUMS

1 1 Soundtrack - Gladiator (Universal)2 2 Moby - Play (Virgin)3 6 Britney Spears - Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive/Virgin)4 5 Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning (EMI)5 7 Bomfunk MC's - In Stereo (Sony)6 17 Soundtrack - Mission: Impossible 2 (FM Records)7 9 Sonique - Hear My Cry (Universal)8 22 Thalia - Arrasando (EMI)9 3 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication (Warner)10 10 Dandy Warhols - Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia (EMI))

Based on the national sales charts from 16 European markets. Information supplied by CON (UK); Full chartservice by Media Control GmbH 0049-7221466201 (Germany); SNEP (France);Fimi-Nielsen (Italy); Stichting Mega Top 100 (Holland); Stichting Promuvi (Belgium); LPSOS/Mahass-IFPI (Hungary); GLF/LFPI (Sweden); IFPI/Nielsen Marketing Research (Denmark); VG (Norway); ALEF MB/AFYVE (Spain);

YLE 2 Radiomafia/IFPI (Finland); IFPI (Ireland); AFP (Portugal); Austria Top 30 (Austria); Full chartservice by Media Control AG 0041-260 4455 (Switzerland); [FPI CR (Czech Republic). Labels listed are the national marketing companies.

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SALES

AIRBORNEThe pick of the week's new singles

by Siri Stavanes Dove &Miiriam Hubner

ALL SAINTSBLACK COFFEELondonRelease date: October 2With Pure Shores, the girls'contribution to film soundtrackThe Beach, still the biggestselling single of 2000 in the UK,expectations are high for All

Saint's follow-up single Black Coffee. But head ofmusic at CHR station Radio 1 Oslo, ChristianJebsen, doesn't see cause for concern: "It's a greattune! The sound is quite similar to Pure Shores -and if you think about how big that was, you cansee that this one will be huge as well. It's moremelodic [than Pure Shores] and it's a nice track touse to break up the dance and trance that'saround at the moment." Black Coffee is producedby William Orbit, as was Pure Shores, and is thefirst single to be released off the band's secondalbum Saints & Sinners, due in the shops onOctober 16. Jebsen feels that All Saints havedeveloped since Never Ever in 1997. "All Saintsare doing the same as the Spice Girls," he says,"progressing in the way they present themselves.They're targeting an older age group with moregrown-up R&B rhythms-there's no more talk ofgirl power these days." SSD

Currently playing at: Radio RPR1, BBC Radio 2, Key 103, Kiss 100, Downtown

Radio, Hallam FM, The Pulse, Juice 107.6, Radio 1/Helsinki, Radio Maximum

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Release date: August 14 Norway,rest of Scandinavia theAt first glance, BertineZetlitz can easily bemistaken for an uninspiringyoung popstar. Her music is

driven by the morbid and bizarre, and havingbeen a big fan of Twin Peaks some ten years ago,Zetlitz' lyrics conjure up scenes from a horrorfilm, filled with killing and violence. Adore Me isthe first single from the EMI artist's secondalbum Beautiful So Far. Lines like"Bobbie'srunning naked through the woods again, or elsewe said your mother will be dead" is in starkcontrast to the lighthearted pop sound of thetrack. Producer Tore Johansson, who has workedwith The Cardigans, enhances the truly Nordicexperience, making Zetlitz sound like a crossbetween The Cardigan's Nina Persson and Bjork.The single goes to radio in the rest of Scandinaviathis autumn and the album, already out inNorway, is expected to be released early 2001.Adore Me went to press and radio in Denmark onSeptember 27. DR P3's music controller MortenRindholt added it the week before. "It's a greatsong, and we are waiting for it to be released inDenmark," he says. "We got the single over fromNorway and we've played some of her songsbefore, so we know her well and are happy to playit when she has something new."

Currently played at: DR P3/Denmark, Radio 102/Norway, RadioLAC/Switzerland

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15 5 MAROONREPRISE/WARNER BROS. BARENAKED LADIES

16 13 BALLER BLOCKINCASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL CASH MONEY MILLOIONAIRES

=-1 7 NEW SOMETHING LIKE HUMAN550 MUSIC/EPIC FUEL

1 8 12 YOU NASTYSHORT/JIVE TOO SHORT

19 16 THE WRITING'S ON THE WALLCOLUMBIA/CRG DESTINY'S CHILD

20 15 BRAND NEW DAYWARNER BROS. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS

Records with greatest sales and/or ai play gains. © 2000, Billboard/BPI Communications.

Eurochart A/Z IndexesHot 100 singles1,2,3,4, Get With The Wicked 76 Let's Get Loud 68

7 Days 30 Life Is A Rollercoaster 26

A Quoi Boo/Les Mille Et lJne Vies D'Alil3aba 77 Lucky 3

Absolutely Everybody 47 Maria Maria 31

Against All Odds 6 Minority 71

Aimer 61 Moi...Lolita 9

Angela 21 Most Girls 27

Another Way 64 Music 1

Anthem #4 79 My Heart Beats Like A Drum 24

Around The World 16 My Heart Goes Boom 100

Au Café Des Delices 70 Natural 43

B -Boys & Fly Girls 75 Natural Blues 73

Belsunce Breakdown 44 Never Be The Same Again 96

Big Brother UK TV Theme 53 Nitar Och Lacier 80

Bisch Parat? 45 On A Night Like This 40

Breakout 97 Ordinary World 49Breathless 33 Out Of Your Mind 52

Bullet In The Gun 2000 92 Overload 42Ces Soirees La 37 Parlez-Moi De Nous 89

Cheekah Bow Bow 99 Que Si, Que No 48

Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) 58 Rock DJ 17

Could I Have This Kiss Forever 10 Sandstorm 20

Doesn't Really Matter 36 Say It Isn't So 65

Don't Mess With My Man 81 Shackles (Praise You) 60

Electronic Lady 72 She's Got That Light 50

Elle Est A Toi 29 Simon Papa Tara 90

Elle, Tu L'Aimes 98 Sky 34

Freestyler 23 Something Deep Inside 19

Gotta Tell You 87 Spinning Around 67

Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) 14 Summer Jam 38

Hide U 85 Super Fly (Upper MC) 69

I Feel For You 84 Take A Look Around 11

I Turn To You 5 Take On Me 32

I Turn To You 57 Tell Me It's Real 95

I Want Candy 86 The Next Episode 56

I Would Stay 82 The Real Slim Shady 7

I'm Outta Love 4 The Spirit Of The Hawk 12

Inch Liebe Disch 94 Thong Song 83

It Doesn't Matter 46 Time To Burn 78

It Feels So Good 22 Try Again 51

It's Gonna Be Me 41 Unleash The Dragon 28

It's My Life 54 Vamos A Bailer 66

J'Pete Les Plombs 35 We Will Rock You 25

Jumpin', Jumpin' 63 What It Is 88

Kernkraft 400 E.P. 13 Wie Es Geht 59

Komodo/Save Your Soul 18 Wifey 91

L'Envie IMimer 15 With My Own Eyes 62

La Bomba 39 You Sang To Me 93

Lady (Hear Me Tonight) 2 You See The Trouble Wi h Me 55

Les Rois Du Monde 8 You Used To Hold Me 74

Top 1 00 albumsAlice Deejay 98 La Oreja De Van Gogh 43

Anastacia 15 Limp Bizkit 32

Anggun 67 LL Cool J 40

Marc Anthony 55 Jennifer Lopez 87

Richard Ashcroft 39 Helmut Lotti 90

Ayman 60 Lima Pop 30

Badly Drawn Boy 84 Madonna 1

Bjork 10 Madonna 21

Andrea Bocelli 20 Madonna 31

Bon Jovi 14 Mans 62

Isabelle Boulay 52 Lone Marlin 61

Melanie C. 9 Michelle 44

Eric Clapton & B.B. King 18 Moby 12

Coldplay 27 Morcheeba 25

Ry Cooder 56 Musical - Les 10 Commandements 53

The Cons 5 Musical - Romeo & Juliette 24

The Cores 59 Sync 45

Gigi D'Agostino 29 Nockalm Quintett 79

Gigi D'Alessio 74 Claude Nougaro 78

Darude 38 Laura Pausini 11

Craig David 2 Hero Pelu' 91

De La Soul 64 Mauro Picotto 68

Jarabe De Palo 89 Pretenders 85

Destiny's Child 77 Pur 13

De Dijk 82 Reamonn 51

The Doors 33 Red Hot Chili Peppers 17

Doro 95 Kid Rock 100

Dr. Dre 41 Rosenstolz 28

Emile & Images 81 S Club 7 70

Eminem 4 Saian Supa Crew 97

Eminem 83 Santana 8

Era 71 Santana 92

Estopa 48 Michel Sardou 22

Bryan Ferry 54 Savage Garden 63

Fiinf Sterne Deluxe 23 Helge Schneider 88

Gabrielle 96 Scorpions & Berliner Philharmoniker 72

David Gray 26 Helene Segara 65

Emmylou Harris 57 Jantje Smit 35

Jimi Hendrix 34 Smokie 46

Hanoi Hinterseer 75 Sonique 19

Whitney Houston 16 Soundtrack - Mission: Impossible 49

Julio Iglesias 47 Soundtrack - 0' Brother Where Art Thou? 69

Enrique Iglesias 37 Spandau Ballet 36

Wyclef Jean 94 Britney Spears 6

Peter &Mack 66 St. GermMn 42

Tom Jones 99 Subsonic 76

Udo Jtirgens 73 Toploader 50

Patricia Kaas 86 Shania Twain 58

Ronan Keating 7 Underworld 80

Krezip 93 Robbie Williams 3

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DANCE

Dance BeatThe weekly dance chart comment by Harald Roth

We have a new number one. Madonna's Music(Maverick) gives way to French duo Modjo's Lady(Hear Me Tonight) (Sound Of BarcItiy), whichreaches the summit after an 11 week hike. Not onlydoes the song fly off the shelves at record shops, butit's ruining dancefloors across the continent. DJs inthe UK, Germany, the Benelux countries, Scan-dinavia and Italy reach for the cut in droves.

Meanwhile, stand by for Madonna's follow-upsingle, What It Feels Like For A Girl (Maverick),which is hurtling towards the Dance Traxx chart.

Madison Avenue's Who The Hell Are You(Vicious Grooves), surges into the top ten in itsthird chart week. The track has just forced its wayinto the German dance chart, and is also afavourite among deejays in the UK, acrossScandinavia, and in the Czech Republic.

UK outfit Aurora feat. Naimee Coleman jumpsfrom 31 to 16 with their trancey cover of DuranDuran's Ordinary World (Positiva). In addition toentering the UK singles chart, the remake of the80s hit also enjoys support in Scandinavia andthe Benelux countries.

DJ Tomcraft's Silence (Kosmo/Kontor/Urban-Universal), makes an amazing jump from 62 to 20.So strong is support in its native Germany that itclimbs 42 positions on the basis of German clubplay and sales alone. Another high climber is ATBfeat. York's The Fields Of Love (Kontor/Urban-Universal), up to 23 from last week's 41, thanks tohelp from Germany and Belgium.

Kernkraft 400 by Zombie Nation has turned outto be a real slow burner. Emerging from DJ Hell'slabel Gigolo more than a year ago, the cut has sincebeen licensed to a succession of labels in Italy. Nowit has suddenly caught fire in the UK and Swedenand it rockets from 92 to 22 on the Dance Traxx.

1114 Three new records havemade it into the chart .this

Deejay week. Klubbheads' Big Basste Bomb (Alphabet City/Kon-

tor/Urban/Universal) explodesat 25, Warrior's Warrior (In-centive/MOS) fights its way to28 and Alice Deejay's TheLonely One (Violent Records)stands at 36.

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GOOD THING Charlie Brown's Big Beat OrchestraTelstarLADY (HEAR ME TONIGHT) Modjo Sound Of Barclay (Universal)

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2 1 5 - MUSICMadonna

Maverick (Warner)CP(74%): Uk.D.S.Dk.N.Fi.I.Au.F.Cz.Pol.E.Hun. / S(26%): D.B.F.Cz.Pol.l. - 121

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USA3 4 17 * GROOVE JET (IF THIS AIN'T LOVE) Fruit Of The Moon/Dreambeat

Spiller CP(80%): D.S.Dk.N.Fi.I.Au.F.E.Hun. / S(20%): Uk.D.F.I. - 1243

Italy

4 3 23 SANDSTORM 16 Inch (Stargate Music)Darude CP(75%): S.N.I.Au.F.B.Cz.E.Hun. / S(25%): D.H.B.F.Cz.Pol. - 135

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5 5 8 ti. AROUND THE WORLD Kingsize (BMG)ATC CP(80%): Uk.S.Dk.N.Fi.I.Au.F.Cz. / S(20%): F.Cz.Pol.l. - 132

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6 7 12 * BAD HABIT DefectedATFC presents Onephatdeeva CP(77%): D.H.S.Dk.I.Au.B.E. / S(23%): Uk.D.H. - 126

6U.K.

7 6 9 BANG SFP/TimeRobbie Rivera presents Rhythm Bangers CP(72%): D.H.I.Au.F.B.Hun. / S(28%): Uk.D.F. - 130

3USA

8 10 6 * LET ME BE YOUR FANTASY Production House/Systematic (London -Warner)Baby D CP(60%): D.H.Fi.B.Hun. / S(40%): Uk.D.H. - 135

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9 8 10 HOW'S YOUR EVENING SO FAR? (FRENCH KISS)Wink feat. Li t Louis

Ovum/ffrr (London -Warner)CP(66%): D.H.S.N.B.Hun. / S(34%): Uk.D.H. - 132

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10 12 3 * WHO THE HELL ARE YOU Vicious Grooves (Vicious Vinyl)VirginMadison Avenue CP(98%): Uk.D.S.Dk.N.Fi.Cz. / S(2%): Cz. - 128

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11 9 23 I FEEL FOR YOU Yellow Productions/EastWest (Warner)Bob Sinclar CP(89%): S.Dk.N.Fi.I.Au.F.E.Hun. / S(11%): B.F. - 128

2F

12 13 9 I TURN TO YOU VirginMelanie C. CP(93%): S.Dk.N.Fi.Cz.Pol. / S(7%): Cz.Pol. - 137

12U.K.

13 15 4 ANTHEM #4Floorfilla

DFC (Expanded Music)CP(57%): D.I.Au.F. / S(43%): D.F. - 137

13Italy

14 11 23 IT FEELS SO GOOD Serious/farmclub.com/Republic (Universal)Sonique CP(80%): S.Fi.I.Au.Cz.E. / S(20%): F.Cz.Pol. - 138

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15 14 17 KOMODO (SAVE A SOUL)/PEGASUSMauro Picotto

BXR (Media)CP(83%): I.Au.Cz.Pol.E. / S(17%): F.Cz. - 139

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16 31 4 tr ORDINARY WORLD Positiva (EMI)Aurora feat. Naimee Coleman CP(70%): H.S.Dk.B. / S(30%): Uk. - 130

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17 18 15 .0 TIME TO BURN Zeitgeist (Polydor-Universal)Storm CP(44%):-FIFLE. / S(56%): Uk.H.B.F. - 142

17D

18 17 4 DER KLANG DER FAMILIE 2000Matte

Low Spirit (BMG)3 Phase feat. Dr. Matte CP(66%l: D.B. / S(34%): D.B.Poi. - 144

17D

19 16 8 DJ CULTUREBlank & Jones

Gang Go/Kontor (Urban -Universal)CP: D.H.B.E.Hun. - 14-1

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20 62 2 tr SILENCEDJ Tomcratt

Kosmo/Kontor (Urban -Universal)CP(71%): D. / S(29%): D. - 137

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21 28 18 * THE BOMB TimeLove Connection CP(86%): S.I.Au.F.Cz.E. / S(14%): F.Cz. 128

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22 92 37 * KERNKRAFT 400 Gigolo/Drehscheibe/EDM Music/Zeitgeist (Polydor-Universal)Zombie Nation CP: Uk.S. - 141

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23 41 .2 ,A,?, THE FIELDS OF LOVE Kontor (Urban -Universal)ATB feat. York t CP(61%): D.Hun. / S(39%): D.B. - 135

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24 22 3 SMILEFuture Breeze

Alphabet City/Kontor (Urban -Universal)CP(72%): D. / S(28%): D. -137

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26 NEW 1 * BIG BASS BOMB D'N'A (Digidance)Klubbheads CP(48%0): D.H. / 8(52%1: D.H.B.Pol. - 136

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26 24, 3 7 DAYS Wildstar fCraig David CP: D.H.S.Dk.N.FTelstar)i.Hun. - 83

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27 34 2 *- RISE Look At YouSoul Providers CP(67%): D. / S(33%): D.F. - 126

27USA

28 NEW 1 * WARRIOR Incentive (MOS)Warrior CP: Uk.

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29 71 8 * A9/B9Ariel

Essential Recordings/ffrr (London -Warner)CP(90%): D.H. / S(10%): H. - 140

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30 72 3 0 SCORCHIO Excession/Arista (BMG)Sasha & Darren Emerson CP(48%): Uk.Dk.E. / S(52%): Uk.

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31 21 4 UBIKTimo Maas feat. Martin Bettinghaus

Perfecto (Mushroom)CP(82%): Uk.H. / S(18%): H. - 132

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34 36 13 * FEEL THE BEAT 16 Inch (Stargate Music)Darude CP: S.N.Fi.Hun. - 138

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Confused/Leaded (Fuel-EastWest-Warner)CP 0%): D.Au.E. / S(40%): D. - 137

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Alice Deejay CP: Uk.S.Au. - 13936H

37 23 11 OPIUM SCUMBAGZ E.P. Work Records HollandOlav Basoski CP(78%): D.H.PoI.E. / S(22%): D. - 133

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38 59 7 * TAKE YOUR TIME Rise (Time)Love Bite CP(84%): D.I.F.Pol.Hun. / S(16%): D. - 129

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AIRPLAY

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

PICK OF THE WEEKNelly Country Grammar

Fo' Reel/Universal

"This is an irresistiblycatchy tune, with agood vibe. We areall massive fans. It'sgoing to be a hugehit."

Jean Branchprogramme director

Galaxy 105/UK

UK:BBC RADIO 1

97-99 Fri B MI RADIO 1B

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYUST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER: PUBUC BROAD-CASTER

www.bbc.co.uk/radio I

Mariah Carey & Westlife/Against All Odds (n/a)Radiohead/How To DisappearCompletely (n/a)Radiohead/Optimistic (n/a)Radiohead/Ideotque (n/a)Azzido Da Bass/Dooms Night(n/a)Limp Bizkit/My Generation(n/a)Nelly/Country Grammar (n/a)JJ72/October Swimmer (n/a)R. Kelly/I Wish (n/a)

UK: 95.8CAPITAL FM

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: LONDONPLAYLIST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER: PRIVATE BROADCASTER

www. capitalfm.co.uk

Zombie Nation/Kernkraft 400E.P (n/a)Eagle -Eye Cherry/Long WayAround (n/a)Alice Deejay/The Lonely One(n/a)Atomic Kitten/Follow Me (n/a)Destiny's Child/IndependentWoman Part 1 (n/a)Ricky Martin/She Bangs (n/a)Moby feat. Kelis/Honey (n/a)Artful Dodger/Please Don't TurnMe On (n/a)Johnny Corporate/SundayShoutin' (n/a)

BELGIUM:VRT RADIO DONNA

DANAFORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: BRUSSELS

PLAYLIST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER: PUBUC BROADCASTER

www.

True Steppers & Victoria Beckham/OutOf Your Mind (n/a)Eros Ramazzolti/Fuoco Nel Fuoco (n/a)

Touch Of Joy/It's On You (n/a)Anastacia/Not That Kind (n/a)All Saints/Black Coffee (n/a)Lionel Richie/Angel (n/a)Texas/In Demand (n/a)Mozaiek/Leef (n/a)

BELGIUM:RADIO CONTACT F

radioAT4CTSERVICE AREA: FRENCHSPEAANG BELGIUM

PLAYLIST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER: CLT-UFAwww.radiocontact.be

Barry White/Let The Music Play (21)Tony Touch/I Wonder Why? (6-7)Sisqo/Unleash The Dragon (6-7)Mya/Case Of The Ex (6-7)All Saints/Black Coffee (6-7)Spice Girls/Holler (6-7)

GERMANY:ANTENNE BAYERN

FORMAT: ACSERVICE AREA: MUNICHPLAYLIST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER:www.

Craig David/7 Days (n/a)

UK:VIRGIN RADIO

FORMAT: ROCKSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: WEDNESDAY 1000

GROUP/OWNER: SMGwww.virginradio.com

Moby/Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad(n/a)Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue/ Kids(n/a)

SPAIN:LOS 40 PRINCIPALES

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PRINCIPALES

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: FRIDAY

GROUP/OWNER: SERwww.cadena40.es

Gloria Estefan/Como Me DurlePerderte (n/a)Eagle -Eye Cherry/Long Way Around(n/a)Fastball/You Are An Ocean (n/a)'N Sync/Yo Te Voy A Amar (n/a)Lavelvet/One More Time (n/a)Jose El Frances/Ya Se Va (n/a)All Saints/Black Coffee (n/a)Craig David/7 Days (n/a)

AUSTRIA:03

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: VIENNAPLAYLIST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER:www.

Toploader/Dancing In The Moonlight(n/a)Backstreet Boys/Shape Of My Heart(n/a)Kylie Minogue/On A Night Like This (n/aGabrielle/Should I Stay (n/a)

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AIRPLAY

SPAIN: CADENA100 MADRID

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: MADRIDPLAYLIST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER:www.

Joan Manuel Serrat/En La Vida Todo EsIr (n/a)Alejandro Sanz/Cuando Nadie Me Ve(n/a)Jimi Hendrix/Purple Haze (n/a)Lenny Kravitz/Again (n/a)Ketama/Tan Lejos (n/a)

UK:KISS 100

100FORMAT: DANCESERVICE AREA: LONDONPLAYLIST MEETING: THURSDAY PM

GROUP/OWNER: EMAP RADIOwww.kiss100.com

Alice Deejay/The Lonely One (n/a)Wookie/Get Enuff (n/a)Mel B/Tell Me (n/a)

DENMARK:DR P3

DTZFORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: WEDNESDAY

AMGROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www. dr.dk

Sugababes/Overload (30)Roni Size/Reprazent/Who Told You (5)Fatboy Slim/Sunset (Bird Of Prey) (7)Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue/Kids

(7)Planet Perfecto/Bullet In The Gun 2000Sunzet/All Right (7)

Grace Jones vs. Funkstar De Luxe/PullUp To The Bumber (7)

FINLAND:YLE 2 RADIOMAFIA

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: TUESDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBUC BROADCASTER

Absoluuttinen Nollapiste/Ja Jos(6-8)

Dandy Warhols/Bohemian Like You (6-8)

S.O.A.P./S.O.A.P Is In The Air (6-8)

Badly Drawn Boy/Disillusion (6-8)

Union/Nyt Ja Huomiseen (6-8)

Kalle Ahola/Punahilkka (6-8)

Emmi/Breakable (6-8)

S Club 7/Natural (6-8)

GERMANY:BR BAYERN 3

Bayern 14

FORMAT: ROCKSERVICE AREA: BAVARIA

PLAYLIST MEETING: WEDNESDAY 1100

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.br-online.de/bayern3

Beautiful South/Closer Than Most (n/a)Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue/Kids (n/a)Rod Stewart/Run Back Into Your Arms (n/a)

Rednex/The Spirit Of The Hawk (n/a)Badly Drawn Boy/Disillusion (n/a)Mark Knopfler/What It Is (n/a)Scycs/Radiostar (n/a)

GERMANY:WDR EINS LIVE

L YERadio Eins Live

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NORTH

PLAYLIST MEETING: FRIDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.einslive.de

Christina Aguilera/Come On Over Baby(All I Want Is You) (n/a)Etienne De Crecy/Am I Wrong? (n/a)Rednex/The Spirit Of The Hawk (n/a)Hyperchild/Wonderful Life (n/a)ATB/Fields Of Love (n/a)R. Kelly/I Wish (n/a)

HOLLAND:RADIO 3FM

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: FRIDAY AM

GROUP/OWNER: PUBLIC BROADCASTER

www.3fm.n1

Acda & De Munnik/De Kapitein (14)3 Doors Down/Kryptonite (14)Sinead O'Connor/Jealous (14)Baha Men/Who Let The Dogs Out(7-8)

Elevator Suite/Back Around (7-8)

Sugababes/Overload (7-8)

ITALY:RADIO DIMENSIONE SUONO

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: NATIONALPLAYLIST MEETING: VARIES

GROUP/OWNER: RADIO DIMENSIONESUONO

www.rds.it

Whitney Houston & Enrique Iglesias/ Could Have Is

Kiss (n/a)Rod Stewart/Run Back Into Your Arms (n/a)

Modjo/Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (n/a)Laura Pausini/Tra Te E II Mare (n/a)Alex Britti/Una Su Un Millione (n/a)Ricky Martin/She Bangs (n/a)

ITALY:RADIO DEEJAY NETWORK

FORMAT: CHR/DANCESERVICE AREA: MILANPLAYLIST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER:www.

Bomfunk MC's/B-Boys & Fly Girls (n/a)Underdog Project/Summer Jam (n/a)Gitta/No More Turning Back (n/a)Lenny Kravitz/Again (n/a)Prezioso/Voices (n/a)

HOLLAND:RADIO 538

FORMAT: CHR

SERVICE AREA: HILVERSUM

PLAYLIST MEETING:

GROUP/OWNER:www.

Marc Anthony/When I Dream At Night(n/a)3 Doors Down/Kryptonite (n/a)R. Kelly/I Wish (n/a)

UK:GALAXY NETWORK

FORMAT: DANCESERVICE AREA: Yorkshire, North EastEngland, Severn EstuaryManchesterPLAYLIST MEETING: Wednesday AMGROUP/OWNER:Chrysalis Radiowww.galaxyfm.co.uk

Honeyz/Not Even Gonna Trip (n/a)Nelly/Country Grammar (n/a)Eminem/The Way I Am (n/a)Sugababes/Overload (n/a)Delerium/Silence (n/a)Spice Girls/Holler (n/a)

GERMANY:RADIO FFH

FORMAT: CHRSERVICE AREA: HESSEN

PLAYLIST MEETING: WEDNESDAY PM

GROUP/OWNER: INDEPENDENTwww.ffh.de

Madison Avenue/Who The Hell Are You(n/a)Aaliyah/Come Back In One Piece(n/a)Spooks/Things I've Seen (n/a)ATB/Fields Of Love (n/a)Sonique/ Sky (n/a)

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Most added teidcia.week 4 1 /00

Lenny Kravitz

Ricky Martin

Spice Girls

Modjo

All Saints

Toni Braxton

David Gray

Eros Ramazzotti

Robbie Williams

Again(Virgin) 14

She Bangs(Columbia) 14

Holler(Virgin) 11

Lady (Hear Me Tonight)(Barclay) 10

Black Coffee(London) 9

Spanish Guitar(LaFace/Arista) 9

Please Forgive Me(IHT/East West) 9

Fuoco Nel Fuoco(DDD) 9

& Kylie Minogue KidsChrysalis) 9

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

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

All playlists must be received by Monday at 13.00 h. CET.

GERMANYHR: 3/Frankfurt P

CHRHans-Jorg Bombach - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

3 Doors Down- KryptoniteOrange Blue- She's Got That LightWyclef Jean- It Doesn't MatterToni Braxton- Spanish GuitarLexy & K -Paul- FreakSash!- With My Own EyesKylie Minogue- On A Night Like This

NDR 2/Hamburg PACJorg Bollmann- Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Five- We Will Rock YouModjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)ATC- My Heart Beats Like A DrumLionel Richie- Angel

RADIO NRW/Oberhausen PACCarsten Hoyer - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Chris Rea- All Summer LongRod Stewart- Run Back Into Your ArmsA -Ha- VelvetOrange Blue- When Julie Says

RADIO RPR 1/Ludwigshafen PCHRPlaylist Additions:

Elton John- Someday Out Of The BlueCraig David- 7 DaysAaron Carter- I Want CandyATC- My Heart Beats Like A DrumFour Colourz- Dog Me Out

SWR 3/Baden-Baden/Stuttgart P

CHRGerold Hug - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Yannick- Ces Soirees LaRednex- The Spirit Of The HawkSonique- SkyEcht- 2010Lenny Kravitz- Again

DELTA RADIO/Kiel GROCK/POPFrank Wilkat - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Nine Days- Absolutely (Story Of A GrI)Fastball- You're An OceanGreen Day- MinorityLiquido- Made In Califomia

HUNDERT 6/Berlin GACRainer Gruhn - Music DirPlaylist Additions:

Bastiaan Ragas- You Complete MeMark Knopfler- What It IsRod Stewart- Run Back Into Your Arms

N -JOY RADIO/Hamburg GCHRThorsten Engel - Programme Director

Playlist Additions:Christina Aguilera- Come On Over BabyMel B- Tell MeEcht- 2010Tobias- Ich Will Nur Dich

ORB FRITZ/Potsdam GALTERNATIVE

Bemd Albrecht, Frank Menzel,Playlist Additions:

Bomfunk MC's- B -Boys & Fly GirlsSpiller- Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)Mya- Case Of The ExHarleckinz- Otra VezMusic Instructor- Super Fly (Upper MC)Radiohead- Optimistic

RADIO 7/Ulm GCHRMatthias lhring - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Spice Girls- HollerEros Ramazzoth- Fuoco Nel FuocoRobbie Williams & Kylie Minogue- KidsLenny Kravitz- AgainRicky Martin- She BangsRod Stewart- Run Back Into Your ArmsA -Ha- Velvet

RADIO RPR 2/Ludwigshafen GNATIONAL MUSICPlaylist Additions:

Liz Abella- Baila BallaUlli Bastian- Am Himmel Steht Ich Uebe DichSimone Christ- V el Zu TO In Die Augen Geschaut

Michael Kern- KAss Keinen FroschDoreen Flores- Tu Mir Nicht So Weh

RADIO SAW/Magdeburg GCHRMario Liese - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Alice Deejay- The Lonely OneAll Saints- Black CoffeeRod Stewart- Run Back Into Your Arms

PLANET RADIO/Frankfurt S

URBANRalf Blasberg - Head Of Music/Playlist Additions:

Madison Avenue- Who The Hell Are YouAaliyah- Come Back In One PieceSonique- SkySpooks- Things I've SeenATB- Fields Of Love

_UNLIFD KINGDOM_BBC RADIO 2/London PACGeoff Mullin - Head Of Music PolicyPlaylist Additions:

Toni Braxton- Spanish GuitarLionel Richie- AngelTeenage Fanclub- I Need DirectionPaul Carrack- My KindAlison Moorer- Send Down An Angel

KEY 103/Manchester P

CHRDave Shearer - Programme Director

Playlist Additions:Moby- Why Does My Heart Feel So BadDavid Gray- Please Forgive MeAnastacia- I'm Outta LoveAlice Deejay- The Lonely OneHoneyz- Not Even Gonna TripAtomic Kitten- Follow MeSpice Girls- HollerFatboy Slim- Sunset (Bird Of Prey)Coldplay- TroubleSteps- Stomp

METRO RADIO/Newcastle PCHRPhil MacKenzie - Head of musicPlaylist Additions:

Moby- Why Does My Heart Feel So BadDavid Gray- Please Forgive MeKernkraft 400- Zombie NationMadison Avenue- Who The Hell Are YouAlice Deejay- The Lonely OneHoneyz- Not Even Gonna TripAtomic Kitten- Follow MeSamantha Mumbo- Body To BodySpice Girls- HollerFatboy Slim- Sunset (Bird Of Prey)Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue- KidsColdplay- TroubleSteps- Stomp

CHOICE FM/London GCHRIvor Etienne - Programme ControllerPlaylist Additions:

Jagged Edge- Let's Get Married

CLYDE 1 FM/Glasgow GCHRRoss Macfadgen - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Moby- Why Does My Heart Feel So BadDavid Gray- Please Forgive MeBarry White- Let The Music PlayBaha Men- Who Let The Dogs OutBen- Your LoveVegastones- CompanySpice Girls- HollerFatboy Slim- Sunset (Bird Of Prey)Erasure- FreedomFrisky- I Like The WayGerideau- Most CrudeNicola Holt- The Game

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

Alice Deejay- The Lonely OneLionel Richie- AngelLeAnn Rimes- Can't Fight The MoonlightHinds Hicks- My Remedy

DOWNTOWN RADIO/Belfast GFULL SERVICE

John Rosborough - Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

David Gray- Please Forgive MeTomcat- CrazyWeen- Even If You Don'tLeAnn Rimes- Can't Fight The MoonlightCurtis Stigers- End Of The Afternoon

FORTH FM/Edinburgh GCHRTom Wilson - Music Co-ordinatorPlaylist Additions:

Isaac Hayes- ShaftDavid Gray- Please Forgive MeEverclear- WonderfulBarenaked ladies- Pinch MeThe Corrs- IrresistibleAll Saints- Black CoffeeStephen Gately- I BelieveU2- Beautiful DayFatboy Slim- Sunset (Bird Of Prey)Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue- KidsGabrielle- Should I StayMartine McCutcheon- I'm Over YouChicane- Autumn TacticsReef- Superhero

HALLAM FM/Sheffield GCHRAnthony Gay - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Moby- Why Does My Heart Feel So BadDavid Gray- Please Forgive MeAlice Deejay- The Lonely OneHoneyz- Not Even Gonna TdpAtomic Kitten- Follow MeFatboy Slim- Sunset (Bird Of Prey)Coldplay- TroubleVanessa Amorosi- Everybody EverybodySteps- Stomp

THE PULSE/Bradford GCHRSimon Walkington - Programme ControllerPlaylist Additions:

Mariah Carey- Against All OddsMel B- Tell MeThe Corrs- IrresistibleRobbie Williams & Kylie Minogue- KidsGabrielle- Should I Stay

ESSEX FM/Southend-On-Sea S

CHRJeff O'Brien - Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Anastacia- Not That KindMadison Avenue- Who The Hell Are YouTomcat- CrazyBeautiful South- Closer Than MostRobbie Williams & Kylie Minogue- Kids

TAY FM/Dundee S

CHRArthur 'Ally' Ballingall - Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Moby- Why Does My Heart Feel So BadPink- Most GirlsAtomic Kitten- Follow Me

FM 107 THE FALCON/Stroud B

CHRChris Allen - Programme ControllerPlaylist Additions:

Kristine Blonde- Love ShyDavid Gray- Please Forgive MeLonesfar- SmileEagle -Eye Cherry- Long Way AroundChristina Aguilero- Come On Over BabyThe Corrs- IrresistiblePrecious- New Beginning

JUICE 107.6/Liverpool B

ALTERNATIVEJo Houston - Head Of MusicPtoylist Additions:

David Gray- Please Forgive MeBarry White- Let The Music PlayRobbie Williams & Kylie Minogue- KidsBlur- Music Is My RadarHairy Diamond- Givin UpMoby feat. Kelis- Honey

ORCHARD FM/Taunton B

HOT ACSteve Bulley - Programme ControllerPlaylist Additions:

Shanks & Bigfoot- Sweet Like ChocolateFive- Everybody Get UpDestiny's Child- Bills Bills BillsMariah Carey- Against All OddsMoloko- Pure Pleasure SeekerBeautiful South- Closer Than MostStephen Gately- I Believe

XFM 104.9/London B

ALTERNATIVEAndrew Phillips Prog./Jo BuffandoContr.Playlist Additions:

Elevator Suite- Man In A TowelDavid Gray- Please Forgive MeRadiohead- How To Disappear Completely

Radiohead- OptimisticJJ72- October SwimmerMorcheeba- Be YourselfRadiohead- The National AnthemRadiohead- Everything In It's Right PlaceKing Adore- SmoulderSouth- Save Your SorrowBrassy- Play Some DEd Harcourt- I've Become Misguided

FRANCEEUROPE 2 NETWORK/Paris P

ACJean-Pierre Millet - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Gabrielle- When A WomanLucy Pearl- Don't Mess With My ManD'Avilla/Sargue/Baguet .Les Rols Du Monde

FRANCE INTER/Paris P

FULL SERVICE

Bernard Chereze - Music DirPlaylist Additions:

Goldfrapp- Lovely HeadSt. Germain- Sure ThingSinead O'Connor- JealousM- BonobooMerry Shemler- Ma Femme Est Photo;m;he

Veronique Sanson- Attendre

IPSOS CHART/Paris P

Playlist Additions:Alain Souchon- Le BaiserLady- I Want YouDe Palmas- J'En Reve EncoreSpice Girls- HollerFlorent Pagny- Et Un Jour, Une Femme

VIBRATION/Orleans GCHRMaxima Caubel - Prog CoordPlaylist Additions:

Vibe- Tonight Is The NightToni Braxton- Spanish GuitarDisiz La Peste- J'Pete Les PlombsFlorent Pagny- Et Un Jour, Une FemmeLenny Kravitz- AgainMadonna- Don't Tell Me

OUI FM/Paris S

ROCKJean -Patrick Laurent - Head Of MusicPower Rotation Add:

Limp Bizkit- Take A Look AroundColdplay- YellowPlacebo- Taste In Men

Playlist Additions:3 Doors Down- KryptoniteAndreas Johnson- PeopleU2- Beautiful DayPlacebo- Slave To The WageRadiohead- OptimisticMickey 3D- La France A Peur

RADIO FRANCE LE MOUV'/Toulouse B

ALTERNATIVEMarc Garcia - Head Of ProgrammingPlaylist Additions:

Smashing Pumpkins- Try, Try, TryBadly Drawn Boy- DisillusionPatrice- You Always YouK's Choice- Almost HappyPlacebo- Slave To The WageFatboy Slim- Sunset (Bird Of Prey)Lenny Kravitz- AgainM- BonobooMaxim- Soul SellerRaphael- Laisse Faire

ITALYRADIO 105/Milan P

CHRAngelo De Roberts - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Faith Hill- The Way You Love MeSuReal- You Take My Breath AwayPlacebo- Slave To The WagePlanet Perfecto- Bullet In The Gun 2003Ricky Martin- She BangsSade- By Your SideInfinity feat Duane Harden- SunshineLittle Louie Vega- Life Goes OnBox Office- Just Leave MeEvan & Jason- Crazy For This GirlMongobonix- I WillCapa Rezza- Tutto Cio' Che C'E'Daniele Silvestri- Occhi OrientatePino Beccaria- PersoTricario- lo Sono FrancescoSally Can Dance- You Spin Me Aroundk.d. lang- The Consequences Of Falling In Love

RTL 102.5 HIT RADIO/Cologno Monzese (MI) P

CHRLuca Viscardi - Programme DirectorPlaylist Additions:

Benjamin Diamond- In Your ArmsRicky Marlin- She BangsAlex Brith- Una Su Un MillionStadio- In Paradiso Con Te

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

Estopa- Como CamaronEros Ramazzoth- Fuoco Nel FuocoOBK- Falsa MoralKetama- Tan LejosMalta Vende Co- Sue Tienen Tus BesosSiempre Asi- Togo ValePimpinela- Buena OndaLuis Miguel- La BikinaFrancisco- Latino 2000Camela- Enamorado De TiDavid Castedo- Como Te Qulse Te Oder°Jos6 Manuel Send- Volver A Empezar

M-80/Madrid GCHR/ACSandra D'Angeli - DirectorPlaylisf Additions:

Marisa Monte- Amor I Love YouEagle -Eye Cherry- Long Way AroundBon Jovi- Say It Ain't SoRoachford- From Now OnColdplay- Trouble

HOL AND

AIRCHECK NETHERLANDS/Hilversum P

Playlist Additions:Badly Drawn Boy- DisillusionSpice Girls- Holler

NOORDZEE FM/Naarden PACRon Sterrenburg - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Melanie C.- I Turn To YouDe Kast & Bergville- Leven En LatenAbel- Zonder Een Woord

RADIO 2/Hilversum P

CHRRon StoeltiePlaylist Additions:

Toni Braxton- Spanish Guitar

KINK FM/Hilversum B

Jan Hoogesteijn - Station ManagerPower Rotation:

Papa Roach- Last ResortPlaylisf Additions:

Roni Size/Reprazent- Who Told YouLenny Kravitz- AgainNuff Said- ,_ekker DingTrockener Keck:- Veel Te Veel Water

BEI GLUMRADIO 21/Brussels P

ALTERNATIVE

Christine Goor - Head Of MusicPower Rotation Add:

Gums' Jaumatau- Keep Your WorriesPlaylist Additions:

Big Yoga Muffin- Boredom Is A LuxuryFatboy Slim- Sunset (Bird Of Prey)Lenny Kravitz- AgainNicole Willis- All The TimeRomanthony- Bring It UpVenus- I Am The OceanSharko- MinuteKamino- How Can I Miss You

VRT STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels PALTERNATIVEJan Hautekiet - Managing DirectorPower Rotation:

Jill Scott- Gettin' In The WayPower Rotation Add:

Green Day- MinorityBlur- Music Is My RadarDas Pop- The OneRadiohead- The National Anthem

Playlist Additions:Zed Bias- NeighbourhoodJ. Ego- El Ritmo De VerdadCypress Hill- Can't Get The Best Of MeLevellers- Happy Birthday RevolutionPhoenix- If I Ever Feel Better

BEL-RTL/Brussels GACSerge Jonckers - Music ManagerPlaylist Additions:

Montell Jordan- Once Upon A TimeBarry White- Let The Music PlayAnastacia- Not That KindSpooks- Things I've SeenKylie Minogue- On A Night Like ThisTexas- In DemandAll Saints- Black CoffeeRoachford- From Now OnSinead O'Connor- JealousHooverphonic- Vinegar & SaltMaurane- Pour Les Ames Pour Les Hammes

RTBF RADIO BRUXELLES CAPITALE/Brussels S

ACMarc Vossen Prog DirPlaylist Additions:

Shimoli- DamnedRoger Hodgson- Open The DoorEagle -Eye Cherry- Long Way AroundDeluxe- AilleursKylie Minogue- On A Night Like ThisAll Saints- Black CoffeeLionel Richie- AngelSinead O'Connor- JealousAxelle Red- J'Ai Jamais DitMadonna- Nobody's PerfectEn Vogue- Love U Crazy

AUSTRIA88.6 DER MUSIKSENDER/Vienna GCHRHead/MusicWolfgang Domiter,Prog.Dir. Bernd SeborPlaylist Additions:

Lenny Kravitz- AgainRod Stewart- Run Back Into Your Arms

92.9 HIT FM/Vienna S

CHRWolfgang Domitner - Head Of MusicPlaylist Additions:

Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)Kylie Minogue- On A Night Like ThisAndreas Johnson- PeopleKemopetrol- DisbeliefMorcheeba- Be YourselfJoan Osborne- Safety In NumbersMystikal- Shake Your Ass

SWITZERLANDRADIO 105 (ONE-O-FIVE)/Basel GCHRMatthias Voellm - Head Of Music

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Playlist Additions:Frankie Goes To Hollywood- Two TribesThe Goodfellas- Soul HeavenAnastacia- Not That KindKelis- Get Along With YouPink- Most GirlsLexy & K -Paul- FreakKylie Minogue- On A Night Like ThisMaxim- SchemingAlice Deejay- The Lonely One

Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)U2- Beautiful DayBeepop- I Mine TankerEros Ramazzotti- Fuoco Net FuocoLenny Kravitz- AgainRicky Martin- She BangsSunzet- All RightStina Stina- Smile (Bumb Angel)

RADIO SILKEBORG/Silkeborg S

Ruff Endz- No MorePoint Break- YouIan Pooley! Coracao TamborKylie Minogue- On A Night Like ThisKatarzyna Kowalska- NobodyKrzystol Cugowski & Halina Amor- Adam I Ewa

Michal Bajor- Nie Znajda NasHa-Dwa-O!- Sen 0 SamofnosciPorter Band- Howe I Want YouVanessa -Mae- Lullaby

Playlist Additions:Barcode Brothers- It's A Fine DayEn -Core- Coochy CooBeautiful South- Closer Than MostLonyo- In Ayia NapaMonaco- See SawTarantino- Lauzai

MUSIC TFI FVISIONJa Rule red. Christina Milian- Between Me And You CHR Tytus Wojnowicz- ToccataCZR feat. Delano- I Want You Michael Jorgensen - Head Of Music MTV/Central Feed P

Eddie Amador- The Funk Power Rotation Mid:Souldecision- Faded C7FCH REPURI IC

Andreas Heineke - Head Of MusicPower Rotation:

RADIO 24/Zurich G Colorblind- Leave It Up To Me Wine Mannheims- Geh Devon Aus...AC Playlist Additions: EVROPA 2/Prague G Bloodhound Gang- The Inevitable Return OfDani Richiger - Head Of Music Eros Ramazzotti- Fuoco Nel Fuoco CHR Heavy Rotation:Playlist Additions: Sanne Salomonsen- Follow Radek Sedlacek - Head Of Music Toploader- Dancing In The Moonlight

Toploader- Dancing In The Moonlight Crispy- I Like Playlist Additions: Red Hot Chili Peppers- CalifomicationChristina Aguilero- Come On Over Baby Gigi D'Agostino- L'Amour Toujours Melanie C.- I Turn To YouU2- Beautiful DayEros Ramazzotti- Fuoco Nel Fuoco NORWAY

Reef- Set The Record StraightJump & Joy- Vamoz EverybodyErasure- Freedom

Ronan Keating- Life Is A RollercoasterUnderdog Project- Summer JamCraig David- 7 Days

RADIO LAC/Geneva S RADIO 102/Haugesund G Gladiator- Pesnicka A Medullenka W.Houston & E.Iglesias- Could I Have This Kiss

CHR HOT AC Robbie Williams- Rock DJSocha Horowitz - Prog Dir Egil Houeland - Head Of Music RADIO VYSOCINA/Jihlava S Britney Spears- LuckyPlaylist Additions: Playlist Additions: CHR Madonna- Music

Anastacia- Not That Kind Toploader- Achilles Heel Petr Kozeny - Head of Music Die erzte- Wie Es GentSpiller- Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight) Power Rotation: Eminem- The Way I Am

Mandy Moore- I Wanna Be With You W.Houston & E.Iglesias- Could I Have This Kos New Videos:ONE FM/Geneva B Espen Lind- Black Sunday Playlist Additions: Laith Al Deen- Bider Von DirAC Delay- On Your Own Texas- In Demand L.L. Cool J- Imagine ThatEnzo Lo Bue - Prog Dir Eros Ramazzotti- Fuoco Nel Fuoco Boyz II Men- Pass You ByPlaylist Additions:

Barry White- Let The Music Play FINI AND Ricky Martin- She Bangs Lenny Kravitz- AgainSeed- Tide Is High

Janet Jackson- Doesn't Really MatterAfro Medusa- Pasilda FINNISH AIRPLAY TOP 40/Tampere P HUNGARY MTV/European Feed P

Eagle -Eye Cherry- Long Way Around Pentti Teravainen - Director Hans Hagman - Head Of MusicSpiller- Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) Playlist Additions: DANUBIUS RADIO/Budapest P Heavy Rotation:Christina Aguilero- Come On Over Baby Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight) CHR Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)Marc Anthony- When I Dream At Night Sonique- Sky Sandor Buza - Music Dir Craig David- 7 DaysAll Saints- Black Coffee Mark Knopfler- What It Is Playlist Additions: W.Houston & E.Iglesias- Could I Have This Kiss

Spice Girls- Holler Spice Girls- Holler Jennifer Lopez- Let's Get Loud Bon Jovi- Say It Isn't SoNelj" Ruusua- Popmuseo The Corrs- Breathless Madonna- MusicTopi Sorsakoski- Muurkalainen Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight) All Saints- Black CoffeeKirka- Taikaa V -Tech- Nem Kell V mod U2- Beautiful Day

Help- Igazi Szerelem New Videos:RADIO STOCKHOLM/Stockholm GAC RUSSIA

Baby Sisters- Lesz, Ami Lesz Madison Avenue- Who The Hell Are YouWyclef Jean- It Doesn't Matter

Robert Sehlberg - Music Director HUNGARIAN TOP 20 AIRPLAY CHART/Budapest P Eagle -Eye Cherry- Long Way AroundPlaylist Additions: RADIO MAXIMUM/St. Petersburg P Playlist Additions: Etienne De Crecy- Am I Wrong?

Spooks- Things I've Seen CHR Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight) The Wallflowers- SleepwalkerAl- Take On Me Mikhail Eidelman - Programmme Director Craig David- 7 Days Lenny Kravitz- AgainRicky Martin- She Bangs Power Rotation: Toni Braxton- Spanish Guitar Bloodhound Gang- The Inevitable Return OfRod Stewart- Run Back Into Your Arms Bon Jovi- Say It Isn't So Mark Knopfler- What It IsBravo 6- You Lose Yourself Audrey Makarevitch- Ty It Ya Olsen Brothers- I Have To Dance MTV/Nordic Feed PBlues & Jessica Folker- 300 Dar Playlist Additions: Lionel Richie- Angel Hans Hagman - Head Of MusicEric Gadd- See Your Sorrow Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight) U2- Beautiful Day Heavy Rotation:Sade- By Your Side Chris Rea- All Summer Long Chris Rea- All Summer Long Eminem- The Real Slim Shady

Zemfira- Do Svidaniya V -Tech- Nem Kell V mod Limp Bizkit- Take A Look AroundHIT FM 94.2/Bromma S BI -2- Serebro Help- Igazi Szerelem Destiny's Child- Jumpin', Jumpin'DANCE Venus- A Vil...g rzepan Teddybears Stockholm- Rock 'N Roll HlghschoolJocke Bring - Prog Dir RADIO MAXIMUM/Perm G Baby Sisters- Lesz, Ami Lesz The Ark- It Takes A Fool To Remain SanePlaylist Additions: CHR Szulak Andrea- Majdnem Szap Madonna- Music

Chakra- Home Alexey Glazatov - General Direcor Eminem- The Way I AmGlamma Kid- Bills 2 Pay Power Rotation: RADIO BRIDGE/Budapest G U2- Beautiful DayDu Foth And Dub Conspiracy- Freak like Me Shivaree- Goodnight Moon CHR New Videos:Billie- Something Deep Inside Toni Braxton- Spanish Guitar Horvath Orsi, Jeszenszky Zsolt- Music Wyclef Jean- It Doesn't MatterBlues & Jessica Folker- 300 Dar Playlist Additions: Programmers Etienne De Crecy- Am I Wrong?

Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight) Playlist Additions: Lenny Kravitz- AgainPOWER HIT RADIO/Stockholm S Zemfira- Do Svidaniya Marque- One To Make Her Happy Bloodhound Gong- The Inevitable Return Of the

CHR Anastacia- I'm Outta Love The April Tears- Model, Actress, WhateverNiklas Ehring - Prog & Head Of Music MUSIC RADIO/Perm S Eminem- The Real Slim ShadyPlaylist Additions: CHR Melanie C.- I Turn To You MTV/Southern Feed P

Hypetraxx- The Darkside Alexey Glazatov - General Director Spiller- Groovejet (If This AIn't Love) Clive Evan - Head Of MusicIdeal feat. UI' Mo- Whatever Playlist Additions: Ganxsta Zolee Es A Kadel- Vato Loco Heavy Rotation:Craig David- 7 Days Marc Anthony- You Sang To Me Robbie Williams- Rock DJ Toploader- Dancing In The MoonlightPink- Most Girls Toni Braxton- Spanish Guitar True Steppers & V. Beckham- Out Of Your Mind Anastacia- I'm Outta LoveMya- Case Of The Ex Madonna- Music Morcheeba- Rome Wasn't Built In A DayAyo/Petter- Fatta F"rstO POI AND Heaven Street Seven- Sajn...lom The Corrs- Breathless

Ronan Keating- Life Is A Rollercoaster

DFNMARK POISKIE RADIO 3/Warsaw PCHR

GRFFCF Bon Jovi- Say It Isn't SoU2- Beautiful Day

New Videos:THE VOICE/Copenhagen P Marek Niedzwiecki - Producer KISS 909 FM/Athens G Samantha Mumbo- Gotta Tell YouCHR Power Rotation Add: CHR ATC- Around The WorldEik Frederiksen - Prog Dir Everlast- Black Jesus Panayotis Kostakis - Programme Director Green Day- MinorityPower Rotation Add: Playlist Additions: Power Rotation Add: The Wallflowers- Sleepwalker

Ricky Martin- She Bangs Benjamin Diamond- In Your Arms Ricky Martin- She BangsPlaylist Additions: Badly Drawn Boy- Disillusion Playlist Additions: MTV/UK Feed P

Souldecision- Faded Erykha Badu- Bag Lady Martah Carey- Against All Odds Heavy Rotation:Backstreet Boys- Shape Of My Heart Agnieszko Chrzanowska- Caly Swiat Plonie The Goodfellas- Soul Heaven Mary Mary- I SingSunzet- All Right Katarzyna Kowalska- Nobody Benjamin Diamond- In Your Arms Sonique- Sky

Apocalyptica- Path Billie- Something Deep Inside Jill Scott- Gettin' In The WayANR HIT FM/Aalborg G Vera Bila- E Daj Nasval'i Infinity feat Duane Harden- Sunshine All Saints- Black CoffeeCHR Nocaden- Ano-Nie Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue- KidsLars Trillingsgaard - Head Of Music RADIO DEEJAY 99.7/Athens G Me -One- In My RoomPlaylist Additions: RADIO ZET/Warsaw P CHR/DANCE New Videos:

Eros Ramazzotti- Fuoco Net Fuoco CHR Tolls Vamas - Head 01 Music Eagle -Eye Cherry- Long Way AroundLenny Kravitz- Again Wojtek Jagielski/ Playlist Additions: Christina Aguilera- Come On Over BabyRicky Martin- She Bangs Slawek Paruszewski- Head of Music Kemkratt 400- Zombie Nation LeAnn Rimes- Con't Fight The MoonlightSunzet- All Right Playlist Additions: Toni Braxton- Spanish Guitar Martine McCutcheon- I'm Over YouStina Stina- Smile (Bumb Angel) Czamo-Czami- Nie Unikaj Mnie All Saints- Black Coffee

Ricky Martin- She Bangs Robbie Williams- Supreme/Better Man MTVf/Paris PRADIO ABC/Randers G Madonna- Runaway Lover Heavy Rotation:CHR RMF-FM/Krakow P Santana- Maria MariaMorten Bach - Programme DirectorPower Rotation Add:

CHRPiotr Metz - Head Of Music TURKFY Red Hot Chili Peppers- Californication

Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)Doublestar- Do It To Me Power Rotation Add: Saian Supa Crew- Angela

Playlist Additions: Lenny Kravitz- Again RADIO NUMBER ONE FM/Istanbul P R. Kelly- Bad ManRicky Martin- She Bangs Katarzyna Kowalska- Nobody CHR New Videos:G Jones vs. funkslar De Luxe- WI Up To The Bunter Playlist Additions: Emre Winter - Music & Programme Etienne De Crecy- Am I Wrong?

Mauro Picotto- Komodo Director The Wallflowers- SleepwalkerRADIO UPTOWN/Copenhagen G Rednex- The Spirit Of The Hawk Playlist Additions: Lenny Kravitz- AgainCHR Toni Braxton- Spanish Guitar House Of Glass- Disco Down Bloodhound Gang- The Inevitable Return Of TheJan Brodde - Programme Director Christina Aguilera- Come On Over Baby Craig David- 7 Days A Reminiscent Drive- Tears Along The WayPlaylist Additions: Kylie Minogue- On A Night Like This Eros Ramazzotti- Fuoco Nel Fuoco

Sonique- Sky SOL MUSICA/Madrid PKaren- Vis Mig Du' Min MandLenny Kravitz- Again

RADIO LUBLIN/Lublin GCHR I ITHUANIA Javier Lorbada - Director

Power Rotation Add:Ricky Martin- She Bangs Wiktor Jachacz - DJ/Producer Peret Y Jambe De Palo- El Lunar De Marla

Power Rotation Add: RADIO M-1/Vilnius G Heavy Rotation:RADIO VIBORGNiborg G Eros Ramazzotti- Fuoco Nel Fuoco CHR Sexy Sadie- I Don't KnowAC Wojciech Gassowski- To Za Nami Asia Gujyte - Prog Dir New Videos:Kent Kordt - Music/Program Director Playlist Additions: Power Rotation Add: Goo Goo Dolls- BroadwayPlaylist Additions: B15 Project- Girls Like Us Aurora- Ordinary World Fastball- You're An Ocean

Texas- In DemandDJ Kun- No Hay DineroEl Hombre Gancho- Esperar Y EsperarLos Planetas- Un Buen DiaMerche Coriso- Slento Frio

VIVA TV/Cologne P

Tina Busch Prog DirHeavy Rotation:

Darude- SandstormOrange Blue- She's Got That LightFive- We Will Rock YouATC- Around The WorldMauro Picotto- Komodo/Save Your SoulMelanie C.- I Turn To YouUnderdog Project- Summer JamW.Houston & E.Iglesias- Could I Have this Kiss

Rednex- The Spirit Of The HawkBritney Spears- LuckyMadonna- MusicDie erzte- Wie Es GehtTic Tac Toe- loch Liebe DischATC- My Heart Beats Like A DrumMusic Instructor feat Dean- Superfly (Upper MC)

New Videos:Electrochemie LK- Scholl

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Marcel Hamacher Programme DirectorHeavy Rotation:

3 Doors Down- KryptoniteDie erzte- Wie Es GehtGuano Apes- Living In A LieUnderworld- CowgirlEminem- The Way I AmDie Toter Boson- Warm Werde Ich Nicht Soft?

Liquido- Made In CaliforniaBloodhound Gang- The Inevitable Return Of The

New Videos:Bananafishbones- GlamL.L. Cool J- Imagine That

MTV POLSKA/ GPower Rotation Add:

Lenny Kravitz- AgainKatarzyna Kowalska- Nobody

Heavy Rotation:Santana- Put Your Lights OnSonique- SkyAll Saints- Black CoffeeU2- Beautiful DaySpice Girls- Holler

New Videos:Vanessa Paradis- CommandoChicane- Autumn Tactics

MTV SPAIN/ GHeavy Rotation:

Moby- PorcelainEminem- The Real Slim ShadyLimp Bizkit- Take A Look AroundMorcheebo- Rome Wasn't Built In A DayModjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)Robbie Williams- Rock DJRichard Ashcroft- C'Mon PeopleMadonna- MusicU2- Beautiful Day

New Videos:Paola & Chiara- Vamos A BailerWyclef Jean- It Doesn't MatterEtienne De Crecy- Am I Wrong?The Wallflowers- SleepwalkerLenny Kravitz- Again

MTVnI/ GHeavy Rotation:

Da Brat- What'chu LikeDestiny's Child- Jumpin', Jumpin'Modjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)Janet Jackson- Doesn't Really MatterCraig David- 7 DaysMadonna- MusicU2- Beautiful Day

New Videos:3 Doors Down- KryptoniteWyclef Jean- It Doesn't MatterGurus' Jaumatazz- Keep Your WorriesEtienne De Crecy- Am I Wrong?

Lenny Kravitz- AgainBloodhound Gang- The InevItoble Return Of The

SOL MUSICA/Portugal/Lisbon GJavier Lorbada - DirectorHeavy Rotation:

Limp Bizkit- N 2 Gether NowMoloko- Pure Pleasure SeekerSilence 4- To GiveIan Pooley- Coracao TamborDelfins- TempestadeBlasted Mechanism- Swinging Write Monkeys

New Videos:Babybird- Out Of SightTexas- In DemandEye- Thorn

THE BOX/London GDavid Young - Programme DirectorBox Tops:

Savage Garden- AffirmationS2S- What's A Girl To Do?Mariah Carey- Against All Odds'N Sync- It's Gonna Be MeSonny Jones & Tara Chase- Follow You, Follow Me

Anastacia- I'm Outta LoveW.Houston & E.Iglesias- Could I Hove This Kiss

Wyclef Jean- It Doesn't MatterRobbie Williams- Rock DJBritney Spears- LuckyBaha Men- Who Let The Dogs OutAl- Take On Me50:50- Where's The Party AtS Club 7- NaturalMadonna- MusicBus Stop feat. T -Rex- Get It OnMel B- Tell MeTomcat- CrazyEminem- The Way I AmSpice Girls- Holler

Breakin' Out Of The Box:Hinds Hicks- RemedyVengaboys- Cheekah Bow Bowluck & Neat- Ain't No Stopping Us

New Videos:Christina Aguilera- Come On Over BabyAlice Deejay- The Lonely OneAll Saints- Black CoffeeU2- Beautiful DayMartine McCutcheon- I'm Over YouDimestars- Solo So LongFace- Cocktails

THE MUSIC FACTORY/Flanders GCHRLen Doens - Progr Dir/Luc Vanlaer - Music DirectorPower Rotation Add:

Spice Girls- HollerHeavy Rotation:

Darude- SandstormChristina Aguilera- I Turn To YouMelanie C.- I Turn To YouRonan Keating- Life Is A RollercoasterModjo- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)Janet Jackson- Doesn't Really MatterNovastar- CaramiaAqua- BumblebeesCygnus X- SuperstringMadonna- MusicMel B- Tell MeAlice Deejay- The Lonely OneU2- Beautiful DayFreeze- 2 KnowPraga Kahn- Sayonara Greetings

New Videos:Planet Perfecto- Bullet In The GunBlink 182- Adam's SongReef- Set The Record StraightTrue Steppers & V. Beckham- Out Of Your Mind

Toni Braxton- Spanish GuitarTexas- In DemandAll Saints- Black CoffeeK's Choice- Almost HappyR. Kelly- I WishLenny Kravitz- AgainGorki & ABN- Ex-liefdadigheid

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This is a great week for Kylie Minogue. On ANight Like This (Parlophone) climbs to 21from 28 ont the European Radio Top 50, whileSpinning Around rests easy at 30 after 17weeks in the chart. But if that wasn't enough,a third Kylie track enters the chart this week.Kids (Chrysalis), the Aussie soap star's duetwith Robbie Williams and the second single tobe released from his current album SingWhen You're Winning, is new at 47. The trackhas been added by stations such as DR P3 inDenmark, together with UK stations VirginRadio and Juice 107.6.

Not to be outdone by his antipodeanpartner, Robbie holds firm at number twowith Rock DJ (Chrysalis). Not a bad per-formance, having spent 13 weeks in the chart.

Lenny Kravitz is back. Again (Virgin), in at31, is the only new track on his forthcomingGreatest Hits album. Stations supporting thecut include Bayern 3 in Germany, Milanbased Radio 105, M-80 in Spain and SR P3 inSweden. In addition, Again tops the MostAdded chart.

The long-awaitednew track fromFatboy Slim, Sunset(Bird Of Prey)(Skint/Sony) whichfeatures vocals byThe Doors legendJim Morisson, is newat 40. The single isthe first to bereleased from Slim'snew album HalfwayBetween The GutterAnd The Stars, andhas been picked upby UK CHR stationKey 103, alternativestation Radio 21 inBelgium and Londondance station Kiss

100. Macy Gray, Bootsy Collins and RolandClarke feature on the album which is due outNovember 6.

"There's a huge following for Fatboy Slim"says head of music atGlasgow -based Clyde 1FM Ross Macfadyen."Because of the successof the last album, peoplehave been waiting forsomething to follow, andI think there's an ex-pected success rate."During the course of thelast four weeks, thestation has given awaytrips to the Olympics inSydney and two cars. "That's just the tip ofthe iceberg" says Macfadyen, revealing thatthere's a plethora of competitions coming upon the station this autumn.

Sugababes' Overload (London) enters at 49and German act ATC's My Heart Beats Like ADrum (Hansa) just about squeezes in at 50.

Ricky Martin's She Bangs (Columbia) hasbeen added to 14 playlists this week and is inwith a good chance of featuring in next week'schart. Also, David Gray's follow-up to thesuccessful Babylon, Please Forgive Me(IHT/East West), seems destined to follow itspredecessor.

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1 1 9 MADONNA/MUSIC (MAVERICK/WARNER BROS.) 81 1

2 2 13 Robbie Williams/Rock DJ (Chrysalis) 71 1

(3 4 4 U2/Beautiful Day (Island) 63

r4-) 9 - Modjo/Lady (Hear Me Tonight) ale,it, (Barclay) 64 nil5 5 11 Melanie C./I Turn To You (Virgin) 65 2

6 3 10 Britney Spears/Lucky (Jive) 61 0

CD 11 4 All Saints/Black Coffee (London) 58 8

8 7 16 The Corrs/Breathless (143/Lava/Atlantic) 55 1

9 6 14 Ronan Keating/Life Is A Rollercoaster (Polydor) 50 0

10 10 7 Whitney Houston & Enrique Iglesias/Could I Have This Kiss Forever (Arista) 51 1

© 16 2 Spice Girls/Holler (Virgin) 48 10

12 8 Craig David/7 Days (Wildstar) 51 6

13 8 13 Janet Jackson/Doesn't Really Matter (Island) 44 1

CD 13 6 Spiller/Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (Positiva) 50 4

15 15 4 Texas/In Demand (Mercury) 49 2

0 18 4 Toni Braxton/Spanish Guitar (LaFace/Arista) 46 6

17 14 7 Bon Jovi/Say It Isn't So (Mercury) 37 0

18 17 19 Anastacia/I'm Outta Love (Epic) 36 2

23 4 Christina Aguilera/Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) (RCA) 36 5

20 20 13 Morcheeba/Rome Wasn't Built In A Day (East West) 36 0

© 28 4 Kylie Minogue/On A Night Like This . (Parlophone) 41 7

22 22 11 ATC/Around The World liVaibk (Hansa) 32 0

23 19 21 Sonique/It Feels So Good (Serious/Universal) 32 0

24 21 9 'NT Sync/It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 34 0

il) 31 3 Sonique/Sky (Serious/Universal) 35 4

26 26 22 Mary Mary/Shackles (Praise You) (Columbia) 26 0

0 30 18 Mariah Carey/Against All Odds (Columbia) 33 3

28 24 5 Sisqo/Unleash The Dragon (Def Soul/Mercury) 26 1

29 27 7 Paola & Chiara/Vamos A Bailar IiitakA (Columbia) 26 0

30 25 17 Kylie Minogue/Spinning Around (Parlophone) 27 0

cil NE Lenny Kravitz/Again (Virgin) 23 12

32 29 19 Jennifer Lopez/Let's Get Loud (Work/Columbia) 21 1

cp 42 2 Eagle -Eye Cherry/Long Way Around *abr. (Diesel/Polydor) 23 5

34 37 2 Eros Ramazzotti/Fuoco Nel Fuoco 11Wikt (DDD) 26 8

35 32 16 Aaliyah/Try Again (Virgin) 19 0

36 38 3 Underdog Project/Summer Jam (Universal) 17 1

0 49 2 Mark Knopfler/What It Is (Mercury) 20 5

@ 39 7 Toploader/Dancing In The Moonlight (Sony S2) 19 2

39 34 6 R. Kelly/Bad Man (Jive) 19 0

0 )=.- NE Fatboy Slim/Sunset (Bird Of Prey) (Skint/Sony) 19 8

41 33 4 Richard Ashcroft/C'Mon People (We're Making It Now) (Hut/Virgin) 24 0

c4 43 2 Mel B/Tell Me (Virgin) 22 2

43 35 18 Gabrielle/When A Woman (Go! Beat) 21 1

4 48 2 Billie/Something Deep Inside (Innocent/Virgin) 25 2

45 41 4 Samantha Mumba/Gotta Tell You (Wild Card/Polydor) 22 1

46 47 7 Destiny's Child/Jumpin', Jumpin' (Columbia) 21 0

Ct ),-- NE Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue/Kids (Chrysalis) 19 8

48 36 16 EminemfThe Real Slim Shady 0. (Interscope) 17 1

0 ).- NE Sugababes/Overload (London) 18 2

CI ).- NE ATC/My Heart Beats Like A Drum IIQ'el (Hansa) 15 3

The European Radio Top 50 chart is based on in weighted -scoring system.Songs scare 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 = 7btal Stations

atatt Indicates singles which previously featured in the Border Breakers chart in Highest new entry IIII Greatest chart points gainer

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Music industry massive growthincreasing Internet digital piracy,disintermediation, and new entrantsbenefiting from lower barriers. Thestudy found that offline physicalsales will reach a peak by 2004-5,before being graduallytaken over by onlinedownloads.

Managing directorof media and newmedia at JP MorganNick Bertolotti tellsM&M: "We have hugeoptimism about thefuture of the industry.I think it is going togrow massively." Hecontinues: "The overallpot of money will grow.The real issue we haveto decide is how thatpot of money is goingto be split between thevarious incumbents.Major companies willstill stay big, stillmake lots of money,but will find them-selves under increas-ing pressure."

He adds that labelswill also face "pressureon yields," explaining:"The Internet enables different typesof content to be sampled on a bit -by -bit basis, a la carte. Instead of havingto buy a whole CD or a whole book ora whole newspaper, now you can buythe article or a track. When that hap-pens, are you going to be so willing topay the full price for the CD, thebook or the newspaper? These arethe key issues for us and that is whyit is so topical."

One of the key issues concerningthe future regards online piracy,with the threat posed by technologiessuch as MP3, file -sharing systems orintegrated CD-RWs. In the study, theanalysts consider that piracy willaffect back -catalogue material, whilefull -price front -list new releases "willbe more difficult to crack," as theywill be encrypted and watermarked.

Music industry consultant at JPMorgan, Nick Henry -Stolz, forecaststhat piracy will represent some 10-15% of total sales, but this shoulddecline after a peak in 2005-7, asmore and more protected front -listtracks become back -catalogue. "Todefend itself, the music industry canprotect its content, educate users,enforce its rights and provide con-sumers with a compelling offer," says

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Henry -Stolz.The impact of disintermediation is

also tackled in the study, with JPMorgan seeing the Internet as a wayto make room for new entrants. Says

Henry -Stolz: "Whereas inthe past an artist or anindependent producer hadto sign or licence theirproduct for distribution toa major label in order toreach consumers, in theonline age they can dis-tribute via alternativeplatforms or even direct.The way is also open fornew entrants to move intothe market and providespecialist marketing anddistribution services alongthe value chain, leading toan atomisation of theindustry."

Industry professionalssuch as Universal Musicvice-chairman BruceHack, MP3.com founderand CEO Michael Robert-son, US rapper Chuck D,Freenet developer IanClarke, Talal Shamoon ofSDMI, Zomba Recordssenior VP of A&R Martin

Dodd, and BMG Entertainment VPnew media Karl Slatoff were invitedto discuss the future of the industry."The conclusion of the panel was thatsecure content has to be made avail-able to download at a reasonableprice, and fast," says Henry -Stolz.

Asked why this sudden interestfrom the investment bank for themusic industry, Bertolotti explains:"The music industry is very topical atthe moment because of the VivendiSeagram proposed merger-Vivendiis now becoming one of the largestmedia stocks in Europe, with a mar-ket capitalisation of over a hundredbillion euros-and also because ofthe EMI/Time Warner proposedmerger, the interest being shown byBrussels and the interest beingshown by investors in general."

He continues, "It's particularlyinteresting because the Internet cantransform the way we consumemusic from being-and that was oneof the themes of our conference-a`just listen to music' to a 'total enter-tainment experience' where you canlisten to music, watch videos, readthe facts about the artist, etc. This[music] industry is being trans-formed by the Internet."

Robbie sings as he wins over Europe continued from page 3

year is his year-it's really crossingover in the whole of Europe."

Ralf Blasberg, head of music atCHR station Radio FFH in Frankfurt,has playlisted Williams from thebeginning. "Most Take That fanswere surprised that Robbie was themost successful after the split," hesays. "Many thought Gary Barlowwould do better but, luckily for us,Robbie did it. In terms of radio, hewas already popular with our adultlistenership, but maybe the newalbum has more of an appeal toyounger listeners, so it will sell more."

To support Sing When You're Win-ning, Robbie Williams has undertak-en a rigorous live schedule combiningpromotional appearances in Singa-pore, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland,Cologne and Amsterdam throughoutthe summer. Following the per-former's appearance at Popkomm inCologne in August, the album wentto number one in Germany. It did thesame in the UK, Ireland, NewZealand and the UAE and has dentedthe top ten in all its release territo-ries. "The key part of the story is thatwherever Robbie appears, it works,"says EMI's Allen. To date, Sing WhenYou're Winning peaked at numbertwo in the M&M album chart and hassold two million units since itsrelease on August 28.

The Current single Rock DJ hasbeen one of William's biggest hits sofar, peaking at five in M&M'sEurochart with a controversial video-of which an edited version wasshown on most TV channels beforethe watershed-maximising publicity.

MTV's Hagman says: "We had somereaction to why it hadn't been playedin full in the daytime, but we don'tget many for showing the whole thingin the evening."

A Spanish version of the balladBetter Man will come out in LatinAmerica in the New Year and will bereleased with the English languageoriginal in Spain. "It's been an inte-grated part of the plan from thestart," continues Allen, revealingthat a Spanish version of Angels wasreleased in Latin America during theprevious campaign, but proved toolate to have an impact on albumsales. This time, the track has beencarefully selected and time has beenallocated for Williams to record Bet-ter Man in Spanish. The artist hasalso recorded a French version ofSupreme. "It's a market issue," addsAllen, "the French felt strongly aboutSupreme, just as Latin America feltstrongly about Better Man."

Robbie Williams is on tour in theUK in October and is expected toembark on a European jaunt in Feb-ruary next year.

The current and second single offthe album, a duet with KylieMinogue, Kids, will be followed byanother release in either Decemberor January, depending on how themarket unfolds. MTV's Hagman says:"It's nice to get a video like Kidswhich is good and which we can actu-ally play in the daytime! The video isamazing-so over-the-top-whichmakes it very funny. Of course it'sless of a headache than Rock DJ toprogramme."

More tune into Internet radiocompared to typical non -radio sites-only 23% of the station website visi-tors surveyed said that they visitedthe site every day, with only 29%paying a weekly visit.

The good news for those broadcast-ers providing audio streams on theirsite was that audio ads were ratedsignificantly more effective comparedto banner ads, which can be easilyclicked through. Seventy-three per-cent of listeners to terrestrial stationsonline were "very" or "somewhat"interested in hearing additionalInternet -only "spin-off" services pro-vided by their favourite station, some-thing which many US (and someEuropean) broadcasters are alreadystarting to provide on their sites.

Unsurprisingly, radio's continual -

continued from page 3ly evolving relationship with theonline sector was the dominanttheme at this year's NAB, where newmedia exhibitors were the largestsingle type of company present in theexhibit hall at San Francisco'sMoscone Convention Centre. Inter-net -related discussion panels werefor the first time separately brandedas Internet @ the NAB Radio Show.

After a rather disappointing yearat Orlando in 1999, the organiserssay projected attendance at thisyear's Radio Show was up from lastyear's 5,600 to 7,200, with a signifi-cant increase in the number of dele-gates making the trip from Europe.

A full report on the best of thisyear's NAB panel sessions will appearin M&M next week.

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1 9 MODJO/LADY (HEAR ME TONIGHT) (. ( (BARCLAY) FRANCE 38

3 9 ATC/Around The World (Hansa) GERMANY 24

3 2 10 Paola & Chiara/Vamos A Bailar (Columbia) ITALY 25

4 4 2 Eros Ramazzotti/Fuoco Nel Fuoco (DDD) ITALY 24

5 6 4 Eagle -Eye Cherry/Long Way Around (Diesel/Polydor) SWEDEN 18

13 1 3 Rednex/The Spirit Of The Hawk (Jive) HOLLAND 10

7 5 9 Darude/Sandstorm (16 InchNarious) FINLAND 11

8 16 3 Benjamin Diamond/In Your Arms/We're Gonna Make It (Epic) FRANCE 11

ll 5 Negrocan/Cada Vez (Blanco Y Negro) SPAIN 8

10 20 2 Bomfunk MC's/B-Boys & Fly Girls (Epidrome/Sony) FINLAND 8

11 7 15 Black LegendlYou See The Trouble With Me (Rise/Various) ITALY 9

12 8 7 Gigi D'Agostino/Another Way (BXR/Media) ITALY 6

((13 ).- NE Underdog Project/Summer Jam (Universal) GERMANY 5

(14 > NE Alice Deejay/The Lonely One (Violent/Various) HOLLAND 8

15 15 29 Eagle -Eye Cherry/Are You Still Having Fun? (Diesel/Polydor) SWEDEN 6

16 12 9 Reamonn/Supergirl (Virgin) GERMANY 9

17 10 5 Marque/One To Make Her Happy (Edel) GERMANY 7

118 )> NE Gitta/No More Turning Back (Blanco Y Negro) SPAIN 4

19 18 7 Sasha/Chemical Reaction (WEA) GERMANY 9

20 19 2 Jarabe De Palo/Agua (Virgin) SPAIN 3

21 9 5 Bob Sinclar/I Feel. For You (Yellow/East West) FRANcE 6

22 21 3 The Moffats/Bang Bang Boom (EMI) GERMANY 5

23 23 2 Laura Pausini/Tra Te E II Mare (CGD) ITALY 6

24 14 5 Aqua/Bumblebees (Universal) DENMARK 5

25 22 11 A-Ha/Minor Earth, Major Sky (WEA) GERMANY 7

TW = This Week, LW = Last Week, WOC = Weeks On Chart, TS = Total Stations, NE = New Entry. RE = Re -Entry. Titles registering a significant point gain are awarded a bullet.

indicates the Road Runner award, assigned to the single with the biggest increase in chart points.

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Jean -Loup Tournier has becomethe first non-author/composer to beelected president of CISAC, theinternational confederation of rightssocieties. The election followed heateddebate between CISAC members, ashis candidacy required a change inCISAC statutes to accomodate a non-author/composer. Tournier retires aspresident of French society Sacem atthe beginning of next year.

Following the opening of a local office inGermany, Island/Def Jam plans to set up shopin 15-20 other territories, beginning with Japan,Russia, and Poland. The label, which will continueto be distributed by Universal in all territories,will maintain its own marketing, A&R, andpromotional staffs in each location.

Hotline hears that French rhythmic ACnetwork Europe 2, which has faced audienceproblems in recent months, is about to changeformat. Sources say a pop/rock format is amongthose being considered.

The UK's MOBO Awards, dedicated to blackmusic, will honour on October 4 in London LA Reid,the US music executive who took over the mantle atArista from Clive Davis just before summer.Expected to perform at the MOBOs are Sade, for herfirst live appearance in more than half a decade, andSenegalese artist Youssou N'Dour.

French independent commercial radio trade bodySIRTI has claimed that the NRJ Group would bein a dominant position if the acquisition of full -service station RMC is cleared by regulators. Theaccusations were rubbished by NRJ, calling themove "noisy and excessive-therefore laughable."

Staying with NRJ, Philippe Poustis, whojoined the company last year to be in charge of thegroup's label and its music downloading and onlinestrategy, has left NRJ to join the group Lagardere.

The BBC is adding five new national digitalradio services to the existing five stations alreadybroadcasting digitally. The move was welcomed byDigital One, the commercial operator of thenational commercial digital multiplex in the UK. Itschief executive Quentin Howard said he believedit would boost the digital radio market in the UK.

As previewed in M&M (Sept 23), digital musicprovider Music Choice has floated on the LondonStock Exchange, raising £50 million ( 83m) MusicChoice currently provides around 50 musicchannels to digital platforms across Europe. The£50m will be used to extend its service to mobilephones and to enhance its Internet and on -screenservices, including data, advertising and e -

commerce. The market capitalisation of thecompany will be around £196m.

The UK's Radio Academy Music Radio 2001conference will take place next year on April 3 ata new venue, The Peacock Theatre in London. Theseminar usually brings together the country'smain music and radio executives for a day ofseminars, debates and keynote speeches.

And finally, a piece of nostalgia. EMI Norwayhas initiated a Beatles -related contest in alliancewith daily newspaper Dagbladet and publicCHR/Alternative-Rock broadcaster NRK P3.Musicians are encouraged to record an inter-pretation of any Beatles -song (without samples andalterationsto the lyrics). EMI intends to release asingle with the three best takes. Each of the threewinners receives a book on The Beatles as well as a27 CD -single box set, while the top winner also getsto go to London's Abbey Road Studios.

The BRIT Awards 2001 will take place Feb 26 atLondon's Earl's Court 2 arena, Hotline hears. Theevent will be broadcast on the national ITV network.

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week 41 /00 Major Market AirplayThe most aired songs in Europe's leading radio markets

TW=This Week, LW=Last Week, WOC=Weeks On Chart, TS=Total Stations

Le UNITED KINGDOMTW LW WOC Artist/ritle Original Label

1 1 4 ALL SAINTS/BLACK COFFEE (LONDON)2 2 10 Spiller/Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (Positiva)3 3 8 Madonna/Music (Maverick/Warner Bros.)4 6 6 Sonique/Sky (Serious/Universal)5 4 8 Modjo/Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Barclay)6 5 5 Kylie Minogue/On A Night Like This (Parlophone)7 7 4 Billie/Something Deep Inside (Innocent/Virgin)8 9 5 Texas/In Demand (Mercury)9 15 3 Sugababes/Overload (London)10 10 2 Beautiful South/Closer Than Most (Go! Discs/Mercury)11 14 3 U2/Beautiful Day (Island)12 > NE Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue/Kids (Chrysalis)13 8 12 Robbie Williams/Rock DJ (Chrysalis)14 NE Spice Girls/Holler (Virgin)15 NE BSamantha Mumba/Body II Body (Polydor)16 18 2 Girls (LaFace/Arista)17 19 2 Mel B/Tell Me (Virgin)18 16 13 Craig David/7 Days (Wildstar)19 NE Madison Avenue/Who The Hell Are You (Virgin)20 NE David Gray/Please Forgive Me (11T/East West)

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1 1 11 MELANIE CA TURN TO YOU (VIRGIN) 15

2 3 9 Madonna/Music (Maverick/Warner Bros.) 13

3 2 10 Britney Spears/Lucky (Jive) 12

4 4 12 Robbie Williams/Rock DJ (Chrysalis) 11

5 7 5 All Saints/Black Coffee (London) 11

6 9 6 Spiller/Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (Positiva) 11

7 6 7 Craig DavicV7 Days (Wildstar) 9

8 5 13 Ronan Keating/Life Is A Rollercoaster (Polydor) 10

9 16 3 Spice Girls/Holler (Virgin) 10

10 14 4 Kylie Minogue/On A Night Like This (Parlophone) 9

11 10 3 U2/Beautiful Day (Island) 9

12 8 5 Christina Aguilera/Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) (RCA) 8

13 15 2 Toni Braxton/Spanish Guitar (LaFace/Arista) 9

14 11 3 Houston & Iglesias/Could I Have This Kiss Forever (Arista) 915 13 U Janet Jackson/Doesn't Really Matter (Island) 8

16 20 4 ATC/Around The World (Hansa) 8

17 n NE Modjo/Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Barclay) 8

18 12 17 Sonique/It Feels So Good (Serious/Universal) 6

19 n NE David Gray/Babylon (IHT)/East West) 7

20 n RE Mariah Carey/Against All Odds (Columbia) 8

Compiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,based on audience size.

SPAINTW LW WOG Artist/Tide

1 1

2 23 34 45 76 57 98 6910

11 812

13 10

14 11

15 12

16 2017 16

18 1519 18

20

72

NENE

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3

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Original Label TO

5 ALEJANDRO SANZ/CUANDO NAME ME VE (WEA) 45 Pedro Guerra/Pasaba Por Aqui (Virgin) 4

4 Hevia/Tanzila (Hispavox) 4

3 La Oreja De Van Gogh/Cuidate (Epic) 3

8 Carita/The Beat Goes On (Mercury) 3

3 U2/Beautiful Day (Island)Madonna/Music (Maverick/Warner Bros.)Complices/La Luna No Pinta Nada (WEA)Eros Ramazzotti/Fuoco Nel Fuoco (DDD)Lenny Kravitz/AgainJanet Jackson/Doesn't Really MatterCraig David/7 DaysRevolver/San PedroMark Knopfler/What It IsCasal/EmbrujadaSeguridad Social/Van Si TemorPaola & Chiara/Vamos A BailarEl Canto Del Loco/No Quiero NadaChristina Aguilera/Come On Over Baby (All I Want

OBK/Falsa Moral

(Virgin)(Polydor)

(Wildstar)(WEA)

(Mercury)(Chrysalis)

(DRO)

(Columbia)(Ariola)

Is You) (RCA)

(Hispavox)

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

2

2

2

2

2

2

Compiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,based on audience size.

BRITNEY SPEARS/LUCKY (JIVE)Melanie CA Turn To You (Virgin)Robbie Williams/Rock DJ (Chrysalis)'N Sync/It's Gonna Be Me (Jive)Ronan Keating/Life Is A Rollercoaster (Polydor)Madonna/Music (Maverick/WEA)Houston & Iglesias/Could I Have This Kiss Forever (Arista)Craig David/7 Days (Wildstar)Paola & Chiara/Vamos A Bailar (Columbia)Underdog Project/Summer Jam (Universal)ATC/My Heart Beats Like A Drum (Hansa)Toploader/Dancing In The Moonlight (Sony S2)The Corrs/Breathless (143/Lava/Atlantic)Janet Jackson/Doesn't Really Matter (Mercury)Toni Braxton/Spanish Guitar (LaFace/Arista)Christina Aguilera/Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) (RCA)

Morcheeba/Rome Wasn't Built In A Day (East West)Orange Blue/She's Got That Light (EdellSonique/It Feels So Good (Serious/Universal)Modjo/Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Barclay)

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19

1816141314

14161313

1213

12

1011

Compiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,based on audience size.

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TW LW WOC Artist/Title

1 3 52 1 173 2 84 22 35 14 46 7 137 9 78 10 79 13 410 11 611 6 1112 12 2613 4 1014 8 1215 15 416 5 1417 16 1018 17 1919 18 920 60 221 27 322 26 2523 29 624 24 2925 30 13

HOUSTON & IGLESIAS/COULD I HAVE THIS KISSAnastacia/I'm Outta LoveMelanie CA Run To YouChristina Aguilera/Come On OverModjo/LadyThe Corrs/BreathlessBldf/HierMadonna/MusicSamantha Mumba/Gotta Tell YouCraig David/7 DaysRobbie Williams/R DJMarc Anthony/You Sang To MeRonan Keating/Life is A RollercoasterAnouk/Michel

rerer/Groove Jetip/1 Would Stay

ygnus X/SuperstnngJennifer Lopez/Let's Get LoudKosheen/Hide UBadly Drawn Boy/DisillusionUneautiful DayMary Mary/ShacklesMarque/One To Make Her HappyMelanie CJNever Be The Same AgainDarude/Sandstorm

Local Label

(BMG)(Epic)

(Virgin)(BMG)

(Polydor)(Warner)

(EMI)(Warner)(Polydor)

(Edel)(EMI)

(Columbia)(Polydor)

(Dino)(Byte)

(Warner)(ID&T)

(Columbia)(Zomba)

(PIAS)(Mercury)

(Columbia)(Edel)

(Virgin)(Edel)

Data supplied by Aircheck Nederland from an electronically monitored panel of national (8) andregional stations (8). Songs are ranked by number of plays and weighted by audience

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FRANCETW LW WOC Artist/Tide

1

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1011

1213141516171819202122232425

Local Label

1 17 SANTANA/MARIA MARIA (Arista)4 14 Saian SupaCrew/Angela (Source)3 15 Modjo/Lady (Barclay)2 22 Anastacia/I'm Outta Love (Epic)5 8 Assia/Elle Est A Toi (Virgin)9 22 Moby/Natural Blues (Labels)10 8 Madonna/Music (WEA)6 21 Mary Mary/Shackles (Columbia)8 14 Manah Carey/Against All Odds (Columbia)7 16 The Corrs/Breathless (East West)

20 13 Lucy Pearl/Don't Mess With My Man (Virgin)13 17 Bouga/Belsunce Breakdown (Virgin)16 23 Damel Levy/L' Envie D'Aimer (Mercury)11 25 Shania Twain/That Don't Impress Me Much (Mercury)18 6 Damien/Sague/Les Rois Du Monde (Baxter)12 14 R. Kelly/Bad Man (Jive)14 17 Alizee/Moi Lolita (Polydor)29 18 Aaliyah/Try Again (Hostile)15 37 Jacky & Ben JJLe Bilan (SMALL)25 18 Emimem/The Real Slim Shady (Polydor)21 4 Vanessa Paradis/Commando (Barclay)22 21 En Vogue/Riddle (East West)30 18 Melame CJNever Be The Same Again (Virgin)17 23 Toni Braxton/He Wasn't Man Enough (BMG)35 12 Jennifer Lopez/Let's Go Out (Columbia)

Data supplied by SNEP/IPSOS from an electronically monitored panel of national andregional stations-. Songs are ranked by number of plays and weighted by audience.

TW LW WOC Artistflitle

1 1

2 33 24 456 67 789 12

10 511 10

12

13

14 815

16

17 14

19 15

20 13

MADONNA/MUSICU2/Beautiful DayRobbie Williams/Rock DJSpice Girls/HollerModjo/Lady (Hear Me Tonight)Negrocan/Cada VezJarabe De Palo/Agua

Original Label TS

(Maverick/Warner Bros.)(Island)

(Chrysalis)(Virgin)

(Barclay)(Blanco Y Negro)

(Virgin)Benjamin Diamond/In Your Arms/We're Gonna Make It (Epic)

Santana/Africa Bamba (Arista)Janet Jackson/Doesn't Really Matter (Island)

(Mercury)(Epic)(CGD)

Flier° Pelu'/Toro Loco (WEA)Houston & Iglesias/Could I Have This Kiss Forever (Arista)Lenny Kravitz/Again (Virgin)Morcheeba/Rome Wasn't Built In A Day (WEA)Ricky Martin/She Bangs (Columbia)The Corrs/Breathless (143/Lava/Atlantic)Ronan Keating/Life Is A Rollercoaster (Polydor)

Bon Jovi/Say It Isn't So .

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5

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3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

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HUNGARYTW LW WOC Artist/Tide Original Label TS TW LW WOC Artist/Tide

1 NE KATARZYNA KOWALSKA/NOBODY (UNIVERSAL) 4 1 1 U2 11 2 Agnieszka Chrzanowska/Caly Swiat Plonie (Ariola) 3 2 3 5

3 4 9 Bryan Adams/Inside Out (A&M) 4 3 4 7

4 5 5 ATC/Around The World (Hansa) 3 4 8 13

5 6 5 Sonique/It Feels So Good (Serious/Universal) 3 5 6 9

6 8 3 U2/Beautiful Day (Island) 3 6 2 8

7 10 2 Patrycja Markowska & Marcia Urbas/Musisz Byc Pierwszy (Universal) 3 7 13 11

8 7 5 Britney Spears/Lucky (Jive) 3 8 11 8

9 NE Bomfunk MC's/B-Boys & Fly Girls (Epidrome/Sony) 2 9 7 5

10 12 5 Bon Jovi/It's My Life (Island) 2 10 5 6

11 14 5 Melanie CA Turn To You (Virgin) 3 11 22 11

12 15 7 Ronan Keating/Life Is A Rollercoaster (Polydor) 4 12 12 8

13 16 11 The Corrs/Breathless (143/Lava/Atlantic) 4 13 14 4

14 NE Lenny Kravitz/Again 1 14 9 13

15 n NE Toni Braxton/Spanish Guitar (LaFace/Arista) 2 15 10 16

16 n NE Kylie Minogue/On A Night Lbre This (Parlophone) 2 16 23 5

17 18 5 Eminem/The Real Slim Shady (Interscope) 2 17 18 15

18 19 4 Robbie Williams/Rock DJ (Chrysalis) 3 18 25 7

19 20 4 Reamonn/Supergirl (Virgin) 3 19 15 14

20 n NE Christina Aguilera/Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You) (RCA) 1 20 17 16

Compiled by M&M on the basis of playlist reports, using a weighted -scoring system,based on audience size.

ANASTACIA/PM OUTTA LOVEMadonna/MusicBritney Spears/LuckyJennifer Lopez/Let's Get LoudMorcheeba/Rome Wasn't Built In A DayRobbie Williams/Rock DJThe Corrs/BreathlessMelanie CJI Turn To YouInflagrantiiTe + EnRonan Keating/Life Is A RollercoasterThe Corrs/BreathlessATC/Around The WorldTony Sweat/Sex MachineMary Mary/ShacklesSonique/It Feels So GoodGigi D'Agostino/The RiddleKylie Minogue/Spinning AroundRoy & Adam/Feketen A HofeherKrisz Rudolf/Egy Pillanat Itt MaradtTNT/Bolond, Ald Sir

Original Label

(EPIC)(Maverick/Warner)

(Jive)(Work/Columbia)

(East West)(Chrysalis)

(143/Lava/Warner)(Virgin)

(EMI)(Polydor)

(143/Lava/Atlantic)(Hansa)(Faster)

(Columbia)(Serious/Universal)

(BXR/Media)(EMI)BMG)(BMG)

(Warner)

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