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Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums 14 February 1988 CHART #604 Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums Pump Up The Volume Could've Been Man Of Colours Their 40 Big Ones 1 Marrs 21 Tiffany 1 Icehouse 21 Cliff Richard & The Shadows Last week 3 / 4 weeks VIRGIN Last week 24 / 2 weeks WEA Last week 1 / 12 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 13 / 5 weeks Gold / EMI Heaven Is A Place On Earth Driving Wheels A Momentary Lapse Of Reason Robbie Robertson 2 Belinda Carlisle 22 Jimmy Barnes 2 Pink Floyd 22 Robbie Robertson Last week 2 / 4 weeks VIRGIN Last week 44 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 2 / 11 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 19 / 6 weeks WEA (I've Had) The Time Of My Life Learning To Fly Always Guaranteed Vital Idol 3 Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes 23 Pink Floyd 3 Cliff Richard 23 Billy Idol Last week 5 / 5 weeks BMG Last week 28 / 6 weeks CBS Last week 22 / 4 weeks EMI Last week 28 / 19 weeks Gold / FESTIVAL I Think We're Alone Now Mony Mony Diesel & Dust Tiffany 4 Tiffany 24 Billy Idol 4 Midnight Oil 24 Tiffany Last week 4 / 7 weeks WEA Last week 33 / 11 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 3 / 19 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 27 / 2 weeks WEA Fairytale Of New York The Right Stuff If I Should Fall From Grace With God Phantom Of The Opera 5 The Pogues 25 Bryan Ferry 5 The Pogues 25 Original London Cast Last week 11 / 4 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 42 / 6 weeks VIRGIN Last week 4 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 23 / 29 weeks POLYDOR/POLYGRAM The One I Love Beds Are Burning Faith Reflections 6 REM 26 Midnight Oil 6 George Michael 26 Foster & Allen Last week 7 / 5 weeks CBS Last week 20 / 18 weeks CBS Last week 6 / 8 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 25 / 3 weeks BMG Never Gonna Give You Up Need You Tonight Whenever You Need Somebody The Lonesome Jubilee 7 Rick Astley 27 Inxs 7 Rick Astley 27 John Mellencamp Last week 1 / 13 weeks BMG Last week 25 / 14 weeks WEA Last week 8 / 3 weeks BMG Last week 21 / 8 weeks POLYGRAM Faith So Emotional Dirty Dancing OST Floodland 8 George Michael 28 Whitney Houston 8 Various 28 Sisters of Mercy Last week 6 / 9 weeks CBS Last week 18 / 6 weeks BMG Last week 14 / 3 weeks Gold / BMG Last week 32 / 2 weeks WEA Always On My Mind Dance Little Sister The Big Chill OST Body & Soul 9 Pet Shop Boys 29 Terence Trent D'Arby 9 Various 29 Jenny Morris Last week 13 / 3 weeks EMI Last week 42 / 9 weeks CBS Last week 5 / 39 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 48 / 18 weeks WEA Put Down That Weapon Pop Goes The World Bad Slippery When Wet 10 Midnight Oil 30 Men Without Hats 10 Michael Jackson 30 Bon Jovi Last week 15 / 5 weeks CBS Last week - / 1 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 9 / 19 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 48 / 41 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Cherry Bomb Stop Me If You Think You've Heard T... 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Last week 12 / 8 weeks WEA Last week 47 / 2 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 11 / 12 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 39 / 11 weeks CBS Run To Paradise Nelsh Bailter Space Whispering Jack Whitney 19 The Choirboys 39 Bailter Space 19 John Farnham 39 Whitney Houston Last week 16 / 5 weeks FESTIVAL Last week - / 1 weeks Flying Nun/WEA Last week 20 / 49 weeks Platinum / BMG Last week 44 / 31 weeks Platinum / BMG System Of Survival Holiday Tango In The Night Bete Noire 20 Earth Wind and Fire 40 The Other Ones 20 Fleetwood Mac 40 Bryan Ferry Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Last week 34 / 10 weeks VIRGIN Last week 24 / 34 weeks Platinum / WEA/WARNER Last week 37 / 7 weeks VIRGIN Top 20 NZ Singles Top 10 Compilations Top 20 NZ Albums ©2013 Recorded Music New Zealand Limited. Any unauthorised copying, reproduction, linking or framing of any information included on this website is strictly prohibited..
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