UK Top 200 singles?

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UK Top 200 singles?

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Greetings,

Does anywhere know where you can see the UK Top 200 singles for the week on line?

I'm interested to know where Carter USM's "Sheriff Fatman" got to, since I couldn't see it in the regular charts, despite reaching the Top 20 on HMV's download chart.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

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They are usually published around Thursday. You can find out and request chart positions on the Buzzjack forum and Haven forum. The top 100 should be available tomorrow.

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Thanks Undertaker.
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Why are they re-releasing Sheriff Fatman?

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Patrick Bateman wrote:Why are they re-releasing Sheriff Fatman?
Two London shows this week.

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#6 Post by retrofuturist »

Greetings Patrick,
Patrick Bateman wrote:Why are they re-releasing Sheriff Fatman?
It wasn't re-released... it was one of those synchronized fan club downloading campaigns to co-incide with the two gigs mentioned above.

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