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Volume 22, Issue 33 Music £3.95 euros 6.5 's Never Gonna Leave Your Side (Polydor)isthis week's highest new entry on the Eurochart Hot 100 Singles, e at number six. M&M chart toppers this week EMI takes lead in Euro share Eurochart Hot 100 Singles by Emmanuel Legrand and the ever -popular .rappers 50 Cent and Eminem, as well BEYONCE KNOWLES FEAT. JAY -Z EMI's results were particularly solid inas 's Up! and Marilyn - EMI Recorded Music has , the Benelux territories and Scan- Manson's The Golden Age Of Grotesque. Crazy In Love outperformeditsrivals dinavia. The jewelinUniversal'scrown in (Columbia) during the first half of the Universal Music ranks Europe remains , which posted a year in the European Top secondinalbumchart 33.2% chart share during the European Top 100 Albums 100 Albums sales chart. share at 24.8%, posting a period. The UK -basedmajor gain of oversixpoints BMG showed a major turnaround METALLICA has overtaken Universal comparedtothesame compared to the previous year, doubling St. Anger Music in M&M's album period in 2002, bringing album chart share to 16.3%, thanks to (Vertigo) chart share analysis cover- the major back to the kind the likes of Eros Ramazzotti, Avril Lav- ing the period from Janu- of levels it experienced in igne, and the vari- ary to June 2003. the first half of 2001. Theous winners. The figures for European Radio Top 50 Posting a 29.1% album release of Metallica's BMG also now include Zomba. chart share, EMI benefited chart -toppingalbumSt Warner Music posted a slight drop from a rather light release Anger came at the and ofat 13.2%, but did well across Europe Hollywood schedulefrom Universal June and did not qualify,during the period with Linkin Park, (Maverick/Warner Bros) and from good performances by Norahbut Universal owes its performance toMadonna, Led Zeppelin, Red Hot Chili Jones (pictured), Radiohead, Coldplay, the steady sales throughout Europe of continued on page 15 Pringle seeking Capital clarity by Jon Heasman

LONDON - New 95.8 Capital FM/London managing director Kei- thPringle(pictured) says that he is aiming toendtheheritage CHR station's appar- ent identity crisis. Latest RAJAR audi- ence figures published on July 31 show that Capital FM's weekly share of listening has rebounded slightly to Goodbye from us! VNU Business Media, the parent company of Music & Media, has announced that the magazine 8.9% after falling to a record low of will cease publication with this week's issue. The continuing erosion of the overall economic climate in general, 8.1% in the previous quater. However, and of industry in particular, has compromised the viability of the future of M&M. The publication has the station remains a long way off its served the pan-European music and radio communities since 1984. M&M was founded in Amsterdam and was relo- audience levels of three years ago. cated to London in 1997. It was acquired by Billboard in 1985, which is now a part of VNU Business Media. M&M's "One of our problems is that there's subscribers will be offered an alternative with a subscription to Billboard (see back page for details). Pictured confusion among peoplein London (left -right) are the magazine's London -based staff: Hamish Champ, Jon Crouch, Mat Heaves, Beverley Evans, aboutCapital FM'sposition,"says Archie Carmichael, Jon Heasman, Gareth Thomas, Claudia Engel, Emmanuel Legrand, Kate Leech, Paul Pomfret. Pringle, who has moved to concentrate continued on page 15

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Indeed it is anything but. Music Over two decades, M&M-which for the first two years of existence was known as the Eurotipsheet- Media. Upfront built a faithful following in the music and radio com- by Emmanuel Legrand, Music & Media editor -in -chief munities. M&M's brand was synonymous with many Call M&M on: tel (+44) 207 420 6005 things: a focus on Europe and an emphasis on music fax (+44) 207 420 6016 radio; all this delivered with quality editorial and charts that became the industry's reference points. If For direct lines dial +44 207 420, your record was a hit in Europe, it wasinM&M! If followed by the required extension anything newsworthy happened anywherein Editor -in -chief Emmanuel Legrand (6155) Europe, M&M would report on it! Director of operations: Kate Leech (6017) Music These two decades provided many great stories Editorial and trends to report on-the structural changes in Executive editor: Jon Heasman (6167) News editor: Hamish Champ (6163) record companies with the many acquisitions and Music & talent editor: Gareth Thomas (6162) mergers; the growth of commercial radio across Features/specials editor Steve Adams ck Europe; the introduction of new radio formats; the Charts 8c research Media building of pan-European radio groups; the collapse Chart production manager: Beverley Evans (6157) of the Iron Curtain and its consequences (and some- Charts researcher: Paul Pomfret (6165) The issue of Music & Media you are currently read-times unfulfilled hopes); the impact of the Internet Production ing will be the last. on the music and radio businesses, and so on. Production & art co-ordinator: Mat Deaves (6110) The demise of any magazine is always a sensitive, M&M was witness to the rise and rise of domestic Correspondents painful and sad affair, and this is no different for us.repertoire throughout Europe, with the development Senior correspondent: Olaf Fumiss - (44) 797 457 2072 : Marc Maes - (32) 3 568 8082 The closure impacts people's livelihoods, it disrupts aof border -breaking talent from all parts of Europe Classical/jazz: Terry Berne - (34) 91 474 4640 service to readers and it also marks the end of an(the Scandinavian wave, the French touch, the Ital- Dance: Gary Smith - (33) 49172 4753 : Charles Ferro - (45) 3369 0701 era-in our case, one that has seen us serve theian dance factory, etc). One of our most gratifying Finland: Jonathan Mander - (358) 503 527384 European music and radio communities for almosttasks was spotting artists, writing about them and France:Lisa Pasold -(33)14252 8370 : Michael Lawton - (49) 172 241 2107 20 years. seeing them build a pan-European career. If M&M Greece: Maria Paravantes - (36) 932 665432 M&M was launched as an independent publica-has contributed to the exposure of many European Ireland: Ann Scott - (353) 864 061 570 Italy: Mark Worden - (39) 02 4802 4127 tion by a number of "pioneers" (among them currentartists and helped them achieve greater recognition, New Media: Juliana Koranteng - (44) 208 891 3893 Universal Music Netherlands president Theo Roosthen we have fulfilled our mission. : Chris Graeme - (351) 21 840 1488 Spain: Howell Llewellyn - (34) 9 1593 2429 and former editor -in -chief Machgiel Bakker), who M&M was also-in fact I would say above all-a Sweden: Johan Lindstrom - (46) 891 1394 most likely did not fully appreciate what they were community of people. A glance at the list of all the peo- Salesand Marketing letting themselves in for when they began theirple who have worked for the magazine at one point or International sales director: enterprise. Very soon, they discovered that publish-another reads like a who's who of Europe's cultural Archie Carmichael - (44) 207 420 6154 Sales executives: Francois Millet (France) - ing required special skills, and-even more so-diversity. Arid that diversity was also the magazine's (33) 145 49 29 33 funds, especially when breaking new ground, asrichness. Far from offering a one-dimensional view of Jean -Baptiste Caudal (France) - (33) 147 58 84 12 M&M was. the world, M&M was a unique voice in Europe provid- Lidia Bonguardo (Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal) - (39) 031570056 In 1985, Billboard became M&M's financial part-ing a variety of perspectives and viewpoints. Petia Pavlova (Eastern Europe) - (44) 777 9353 ner and later the owner of the magazine. Over the Personally, while I continue as international editor 722 years, Billboard, now part of VNU Business Media,for Billboard where I will continue to focus on Euro- Sales & marketing co-ordinator: Claudia Engel (6159) has consistently backed M&M. pean issues and develop new initiatives, I will miss International circulation marketing M&M has always been a tough sell. In the earlymy M&M colleagues in London and our correspon- director: Ben Eva (6010) Group circulation manager: days, there were no pan-European marketing bud-dents throughout Europe, some of whom I've known Paul Brigden (6081) getsper se,and M&M's arrival created a new needfor 15 years. I am indebted to their immense profes- European Sales and distribution manager: and labels had to adapt. But the concept of support-sionalism and I have enjoyed their friendship. I'm Michael Searle (6020) Subscriptions marketing manager: ing trade publications with advertising, an estab-glad that we managed to get the job done, whilst at Karen Griffith (6039) lished practice in the US, was never a strong cultur-the same time having fun. Subscription rates: Europe: UK E175/ 296; al and business habit in Europe. I will miss the rush of our Thursday's press days, USA/Canada/Rest of the world US $277 As a result, M&M viability was always shaky.especially when a major story was breaking on that For subscription enquiries, e-mail: [email protected] There were few good years to offset the bad ones.day (as they usually do!). I will miss M&M's voice Tel: +44 (0) 1795 414 926 However, the situation worsened during the first halfand that idea that we wanted it to be the mirror of a Fax: +44 (0) 1795 414 555 http://www.my-subscription.com/mm/offer01.html of 2003. Two of our main advertisers in 2002 wentnew Europe, one that was diverse and plural. I will Printed by: Headley Brothers Ltd, Queens Road, AWOL this year, thus contributing to dig the holemiss the excitement of constantly discovering new Ashford, Kent TN24 8HH that bit deeper. music and bringing it to the attention of our readers. Music & Media M&M was plagued by two problems: first, a reduc- This magazine meant a lot to me. I started writing 189 Shaftesbury Avenue (5th Floor) London.WC2H 8TJ tion in its subscription base which reflected the wavefor M&M in 1987 and have been at its helm for six and of consolidation in both the music and the radioa half years. I will cherish this experience for the rest ISSN : 1385-612 industries; and secondly, a drop in advertising rev-of my life. It's been one hell of a ride. My only regret is 0 2003 by VNU Business Media enue linked to the turmoil that has been affecting thehaving to write this final piece. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any music business in recent years. Each factor by itself Of one thing I am sure: that the means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or would have put M&M into the danger zone, but whenrichness of the European music otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. combined, they had a devastating impact on thescene that M&M reflected so well magazine's bottom line and, ultimately, its very exis-will go from strength to strength. Vvnubusiness publications tence. Sadly, we will no longer be around President & CEO: Michael Marchesano Faced with such a deterioration of our situation,to monitor and report its changes. Chief operating officer: Howard Lander our New York -based parent company made their Thanks to all of you for your Group presidents: Mark Dacey (Marketing/Media & Arts); Robert Dowling (Film & Performance decision. It is difficult to argue against the economicsupport over the years. And to Arts); Mark Holdreith (Retail); John Kilcullen rationale behind it, even if we who worked on theparaphrase the famous song, the (Music & Literary); Richard O'Connor (Travel, magazine would have preferred that such a final step Performance, Food Service & Real Estate/Design) show goes on. Vice-president: Joanne Wheatley (Information had not been taken. Marketing); Barbara Devlin (Manufacturing & The closure of the magazine, which sadly impacts Distribution) most of the staff working in London, is not a reflec- Vvnu business publications tion of the people who worked for the publication President & CEO: Michael Marchesano Chief operating officer: Howard Lander over the years. They can share a great sense of pride Chief financial officer: Joe Furey and achievement. We were about to introduce a new President VNU Expositions: Greg Farrar version of the magazine that would have brought Music Executive vice-president - eMedia and Information Marketing: Toni Nevitt M&M into the 21st century, both visually and in Vice-president/business development: John van terms of content. der Valk Vice-president/business management: Joellen M&M was born with the utopian and pioneering Sommer idea that there was a pan-European music and radio Vice-president/communications: Deborah Patton Media® Vice-president/human resources: Sharon Sheer market in the making. Today, it no longer is a utopia. Vice-president/licensing and events: Howard Appelbaum Music &Media values its readers' opinions-you can e-mail the editor -in -chief at: [email protected]

MUSIC & MEDIA AUGUST 9 , 2 0 0 3 AmericanRadioHistory.Com M&M FINAL ISSUE 1984-2003: 19yearsof Music 8cMedia On the occasion of our final issue, editor -in -chiefSuperchannel and networked to 65 tion Stichting Mega Top 100. The stations.Thefifth(andlast)magazine's correspondent in Emmanuel Legrand traces M&M's history from a tip - IM&MC conference takes place inFrance since1987, Emmanuel sheet produced in Amsterdam to the full -colourAmsterdam. US journalist JeffLegrand, succeeds Bakker as edi- magazine we know today. Green is appointed editor -in -chieftor -in -chief. 1997: M&M startspublishingfrom London. Marc Gregory is associate publisher, while publisher Philip MUSIC Alexander leaves to take on BPI's EUROTIPSHEET publishing operationsin Hong EMR Kong. The magazineisfully redesigned and another new logo is introduced, with a new strapline: 1984: (IM&MC) is held in Montreux "We talk to radio." The first issue of the Eurotipsheet,alongside the Golden Rose festival a new pan-European magazine, is (May 7-10). published by Amsterdam -based European Media Report (EMR) on 1987: March 19. It contains on 20 pagesAt the end of the year, readers dis- (format A4) with charts (Europeancover a fully redesigned magazine Airplay Top 60, the European Top(still an A4 format) and a new logo. 100 Singles and the European TopEach week, in addition to 10 pages Europe's Rocio-Active Newsweelrly 100 Albums), radio stationof pan-European news, a full page MEDIA playlists, playlists andis dedicated to the coverage of the some news. It is described as "amusic and radio businesses in theof the magazine. 1999: weekly newsletter containing thekey territories. Barend Toet is M&M celebrates its 15th anniver- news from the most importantappointed general manager/associ-1991: sary. Ron Betist is appointed pub- radio and TV personalities from allate publisher of the magazine. The magazine goes through alisher and Kate Leech director of around Europe". The founders of major redesign, switching from anoperations. New to the magazine is the publication are industry veter- 1988: A4 format to a wider format. Thethe European Dance Traxx chart, an Theo Roos, his wife MirjamThe Eurochart Hot 100 is officiallylogo of the magazine also changesthefirstpan-European dance Emanuels, and a young student,endorsed by international authorsand a new tag line is introduced:chart, compiled by German compa- Machgiel Bakker, with the help ofrights society CISAC and Dutch"Europe's Radio -Activeny MIS. Martin Grunberg and Bert Post. rights organisation Buma Stemra.Newsweekly". Associate publisher/ In May, Coca-Cola signs a deal toGM Leon Ten Hengel leaves the2000: company to return to the musicM&M becomes the trade partner of industry. Midem's MidemNet conference in An EMR publication Cannes, and will remain so for the in partnership EUROTIPSHEET 1992: next three years. M&M publishes with Billboard M&M founder and publisher Theothe third IFPI Platinum Europe RoosannounceshewilljoinAwards brochure. PolyGram Holland as president/ CEO and VP artist development2001: for PolyGram Continental EuropeIn January, the London staff of at the beginning of 1993. Editor -in - M&M, along with colleagues at chief Jeff Green returns to the US. The Bookseller, Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter, move into new 1993: offices in a building located on 1985: sponsor the Hot 100. M&M's thirdPhilip Alexander is appointed pub- Shaftesbury Avenue. Some 15 months after its launch,IM&MC conferenceisheld inlisher of M&M. The magazine is EMR sets up a joint venture withMontreux. The magazinealsointegrated into the newly -formed 2002: US trade publication Billboard. introducesa by -weekly TalentBillboard Music Group within par- Ron Betist leaves M&M, and Archie Theo Roos continues as presidentTracks cassette, and launches theent company BPI Communications. Carmichael is appointed director of of EMR and adds the title of pub-first issue of the European indus-InOctober, M&M co-founderinternational sales. M&M publish- lisher of Billboard's operations in try directory Eurofile. Machgiel Bakker is promoted toes the fourth IFPI Platinum Europe Europe, based in Amsterdam. The editor -in -chief. Ron Betist createsawards brochure and its first MTV magazine introduces in November 1989: his own company, European Music Europe Awards brochure. a new strap -line line: "The pan-The magazine celebrates itsfifth Research (EMR), while remaining European newsweeklyfortheanniversary. "Music & Media isM&M's international sales direc-2003: music trade" and expands its edito-your key to Europe," writes associ-tor. M&M introduces the BorderM&M prepares for a long awaited rial content. Ron Betist joins the ate publisher/GM Barend Toet, who Breakersairplaychart,whichredesign. In June, M&M editor -in - team as head of advertising andwill leave the company by the end ofrecognises continental EuropeanchiefEmmanuelLegrandis subscriptions. the year to be replaced by M&Mtitles played on radio outside theirappointed London bureau chief of marketingdirectorLeonTen country of signing. the newly -created Billboard 1986: Hengel. The IM&MC conference Information Group, of which M&M InApril,theEurotipsheetis relocatesto Amsterdam forits 1994: is part. In July, however, the maga- renamed Music & Media, as thefourth edition. At the end of theThe magazine celebrates its tenthzine's staff are informed that M&M magazineundergoesamajoryear, the magazine moves to a newanniversary as well as the 300th edi- is to cease publication. The last redesign. "As we expand into more offices in Rijnburgstraat,tion of the Eurochart Hot 100. issue is dated August 9. areas of the pan-European home -Amsterdam, where it will stay for entertainment industry, we feelthe next seven years. 1996: that the name Music & Media In October, itis announced that explains better than Eurotipsheet 1990: M&M will relocate to London at what we are all about," says an edi-Coca-Cola renews its Eurochartthe end of the year. Editor -in -chief torial in the April 28 issue. ThatTop 100 sponsorship-the chartMachgiel Bakker decides to stay in Music same year, the first Internationalshow is now broadcast on pan-Holland and becomes managing Music & MediaConferenceEuropean TV channeldirector of Dutch charts organisa- Media.

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AmericanRadioHistory.Com M&M FINAL ISSUE Two decades of rapid change Since 1984 Music & Media has been privileged to cover the pan-European music and radio industries, during which time both businesses-much like the magazine itself- have undergone a series of dramatic transformations. Twenty years ago, the majority of music consumers still bought records that were made of black vinyl, mobile phones weighed a couple of kilos and required a battery pack the size of a house, and digi- tal radio was the stuff of fiction. Here we look back at some of the stories which made the headlines during the last two decades... MUSIC TELEVISION®

MTV Moves Into Europe 2nd IMMC sound carrier in the industry, while Joint Venture With Mirror Group & British Telecom Evolves Into sales of vinyl records drop like a stone. Overall CD sales in Europe top by Nlachgtel Bakker Major Ev European satellite services like cifkally aimed at European tastes and our to be at the forefront of Eu- the 430million mark in1990. MusicBox/Superchannel and Sky For the presentation European V.I's ropean satellite and cable television. First reactions to the announcement of Meanwhile, attempts to launch the Channel will get serious competition will be sought. and to offer British and European the dates of the 2nd International now that MTV Networks has con - Ruben W. Pittman. president of viewers awider choice ofbetter Music & Media Conference for May digital audio tape (DAT for short) as a finned its plans to expand into Eu- MTV Networks commented on the 13-16. 1987 in Montreux. Switeerla rope. Starting in1987, MTV Musk move: "It is our hope that MTV's ex- More programming details will be are exceeding allexpectations. The replacement for bog -standard audio Television. a new mint venture of the pertise in communicating with 12 to unveiled at a special presentation for conference, organized by Music & cassettes fail, largely due to resis- Mirror Group of Newspapers and 34 -year old music fans will help pro- the European media this week. continued on page 3 British Telecom will set up a 24 -hour vide Europe with a net- tancefromthemusicindustry. rock 'n roll video music network via work thatnot only serves this au- DCC-digital recordable cassettes- satellite from London to cable systems diencebutprovidesthekindsof Two Private Radios To Open throughout Europe. benefitsand opportunitiesforthe and the much -hyped MiniDisc meet with similar fates in years to come... 1984 years, territories previously dominat- 1988 ed by public broadcasters embrace 1991 Years before it came to the attentioncommercial radio. In the UK, Capital As cross -border activity takes the of Japan's Sony Corporation, CBS Radio reveals plans to go public, while market by storm, record companies A lack of support from the likes of the Records reports a 500% increase inFrance's NRJ celebratesitsfifth focus on exporting artists across thecountry's main CHR stations-Fun profits for the previous year, a figure region; the phrase "internationalRadio, Skyrock and NRJ-for locally - largely derived from sales of a certain repertoire"takes ona meaningproduced music, prompts the French M. Jackson's Thriller album. By the beyond that of US or UK -sourcedrecord industry to launch a campaign end of 1984 the album had sold more music. Norway's A -ha, Italy's Erosto force radio to devote a minimum of than 20m units in the US and 15m in Rama z zotti, France's Vanessa the rest of the world, making it the Paradis are but three acts whose pop- biggest -selling album in the history of ularity takes them into neighbouring recorded music. Jackson won eight European markets. Europop and COM PACT Grammies that year for said record... repertoire starts to show increasing staying power and start to 1985 cross borders at an impressive rate- or an alarming one, depending on The /Midge Ure-penned your point of view... single, Do They Know It's Christmas, designed to raise money 1989 DIGITAL AUDIO for the Ethiopian drought appeal, kick-started the industry's love affair Following the collapse of the Berlin40% of their airtime to French lan- with charity events in the '80s. Live anniversary and begins its EuropeanWall in this year, the music marketsguage repertoire. Despite fierce resis- Aid-the 20 hour live music extrava- expansion... of eastern Europe open up, both astance from broadcasters, the outcome ganza on both sides of the Atlantic destinations for western acts and as of the campaign is a law passed by the organised by Geldof and featuring the sources of repertoire in their own French parliament at the end of 1994, hottest stars of the day-showed 1987 right, while the former east German effective from January 1, 1996... what the music industry can do when capital hosts the first MTV Europe it sets its mind to it, raising millions The strategy of uniting hardwaremusic awards. Radio groups such as 1992 to alleviate the suffering of those liv- manufacturing and content, exempli- CLT being to invest in the former ing on the Horn of andfied by Philips' use of PolyGram to Soviet Bloc region, yet despite the MTV celebrated its fifth anniversary beyond... launch the compact disc, is pushed aeconomic success of countries such as this year but the competition in a step further with Sony Corporation'sthe Czech Republic, Poland andnumber of European territories is 1986 purchase of CBS Records for $2 bil-Hungary, the east has yet to deliver already beginning to bite into its lion (euros 1.9bn). Legendary CBS what was expected of it... hold on the market. In France, MCM Commercial radio is a relatively newboss Walter Yetnikoff departs soon Euromusique has become one of the concept in early '80s Europe, but the after. The Sony deal is the first of 1990 most popular channels on French wave of deregulation sweeping themany to affect the music industry cable, expanding internationally via region opens up the airwaves to a new during the next few years... Close to a decade after its launch, the MCM International. In Germany, breed of broadcasters. In just a few CD format becomes the dominant local record companies band together and create an industry -backed TV channel, VIVA, which launches a UK's Invicta Increases year later on Christmas Eve, 1994... French Connection 1993

UK commercial station In- opportunitiesin northern victa Sound has increased France but has no plans to The US' National Association of its interest in French radio move into Belgium or any Broadcasters decision to hold its first by buying into the country's other countries. largest network, the - Other UK stationslike NAB Europe Radio Conference in based Radio Nostalgic Capital, Crown Com- Paris is seen by many as a glowing Kent -basedInvicta, which munications and Trans more than doubled its pro- World also have a stake in endorsement of the vitality and rapid fits last sear to E 980.000. French radio and are look- development of the European com- has bought the Nostalgic ing to increase their interest. licenceforthe Boulogne London -based Capital, mercial radio market. Other and Calais region which has which has had a 609e in- observers note that it reflects the a potential audience of half terest in the Monte Carlo developmentoflocalEuropean

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Vo4,,, II 4.1;%+:1 27 ';7 05 6,-A 8 FF, 25 LISS also CD pricing and Internet domi- nance. Ironically, French -owned radio group, NM, calls for pan-European ' rustic Tribe' Sky Radio Suit Poses Threat To More Live Music Mau Mau To Make The regulation to "level the European Invades Italian Dutch Terrestrial Success Stories Difference F radio playing field". Former HOLLAND the cornea -road termonal mho motormen to pall the Meg on all PolyGram boss Alain Levy comes in Music Scene by Morlene.Edrrandi fiequencim law haw, nettled matron, amenity over -mop anal BBC Radio 1 the country, Media Lou those Ramie, including Lona. from the cold in spectacular fashion, ITALY Holland, Sky Radio bac iced a The me. filed on Augno 17 m hayed Cliood Uhl. The licences UNITED KINGDOM by Mark Demani nor gam die Dutch Imam canard.Coif Coon andIt, nett tho 10,1 to be grim on a by Jeff Clark -mead. replacing ousted Ken Berry as CEO of Meat charging that the :nand. of Coat of Trade. mks the Doak pennant. basis m COPPIIVIVIJI Audience;of man regional 14110M. BBC litho I is pronmong EMI Recorded Music... en Italyham recently the SkyRatio legal alum difference tow the my.... had their ears opened to Turin - dr., demand. area IM III nth- rot by traterrong 11,1, base: olink group Mau Mau. It011 I app. t'Sli-15 anthem, in don, one-thisd The ..ven-sirmg band. perothey ethcaed &env.. The A nee pm km Men treated 2002 matched ono year, ago. mu Is the oro of Ailet r topea to co-ordinate the wormy hoc describes itself as acoustic ed it. be a an. te kgal memoChoi. L,rnt. currently tribe. And. with thedeunnina- ckd-m the CORIMVINIQI licence 4,A et kadto !mea &pan Having bought Universal a year earli- ticm of ohlage Mbar armory. 0 :mad, purr.. meth.oil/ b. d er, Vivendi Universal chairman/CEO Jean-Marie Messier, the Golden Boy artists being played on European 1998 industry's executive merry-go-roundof corporate get-togethers, falls on his radio, which has begun to respond to to spin even faster. And an M&M sta-sword, following shareholder disqui- its own music market and is increas-Canadian drinks company Seagram,ple, the record/radio industry spat, et. VAT on recorded music becomes a inglylessreliantonplayingheaded bypart-timesongwritertook Germany by storm, as recordfront page issue, while the EU Anglo/US hits... Edgar Bronfinan Jr, buys PolyGramexecutives complained of "conserva-approved a web -casting deal that from Dutch electronics giant Philipstive" broadcasting and threatened all offers terrestrial radio stations one - 1994 for $10.5 billion (euros 9.18bn). Itsorts of punitive measures... stop shop licences to re -transmit pro- merges with Seagram's Universal grammes over the Internet. And for- Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) tests 2000 mer French pirate radio station, NM, are launched in the UK, Germany becomes the country's number one... and France in a climate of near - Warner Music and EMI announce unbridled enthusiasm. Yet despite their engagement and the European2003 this, back in 1994 however the por- regulators get in on the music indus- tents for commercial success were try act, taking submissions fromAt the beginning of the year only two not good; digital radio receivers were everyone and anyone, from Warnercountries-Greece and Denmark- virtually impossible to find in the Music boss Roger Ames through tohad implemented new EU rules of shops, plus the broadcasters and Europeanindies'bodyImpala. copyright protection, while the closest record industries saw little long term Staying in Brussels, the Copyrightthing Europe has to a value in the technology, prefering the Directive, conceived four years earli-MusicNet/Pressplaydigital music Internet as a better strategic bet... er, has yet to see the textual light ofsubscription service arrives, thanks Music within months, creating theday. Meanwhile, the major record to UK telecoms giant, BT. US TV vet- 1995 world'slargestmusiccompany. companies unveil their inaugural dig-eran Andrew Lack takes the reins at PolyGram CEO Alain Levy (pictured) ital download services and the indus-Sony Music after Tommy Mottola After years of occupying secondresigns, while former Atlantic boss try'sbetenoir, Napster, signs aresigns, while Alain Levy's restruc- place, the European music marketDoug Morrisisappointed chair-"strategic alliance" with BMG own-turing at EMI appears to be paying outsells the North America one forman/CEO of .ers, Bertelsmann. Following theirdividends. The long -running saga the first time, becoming the world's3,500 jobs are cut in the mergingapparent success in France, thethat is the Dutch "Zero Base" radio largest. According to global recorded music industry body,theIFPI, recorded music sales in Europe were Small UK StationsBertelsmann, CLT Set worth $13.35 billion (euros 12.84bn), --Face Take -Over 1Up New Euro Giant while the US and Canada can only by Jonathan linesman nies be allowed to own mare than one ',Mtn, Scream by Christian Lorenz majority shareholder Groupe tend Germany. LTA is a manage a paltry combined total of Loentent- Sera ler players in a single broadcast area Brinell.Lambert Albert partner which ail end $13.05bn... on the UK radio scene are Name & Media, April 6r. Lemma= Germ= media Freres.signed a letterof iystrengthen our positron on worriedtheywill become Several Labour MPa comers Bertelsen= and intent announcing the piano the German radio market natant take-over targets if havealreadymade their Luxembourg -based group CLT on April Provisionally UFA also does not plan to en, rontent-beeked dungen opposition clear to any each are to merge their broadcast. named CLT-UFA.thenew make immediate changm to 1996 to the current Broadcasting changes, which will be dire tag immerge to snide venturecomprises TV and CLTs radio operations.'Eco- Hill are peened. mimed in detail during the Europe. largest mho and TV radio annitiesinsix Euro- nomically speaking, there am The proposals_ which cornmotregage ofthe enterprise. pean countries moreinterestingfieldsfor It is too early to talk about CLT-UFA than the radio mar- CoCore lobbiedfor by the BC11441,1Ally Bat expected Sentient.° is to bring its As part of its desire to recognise mmercial Radio Camp. to commence at the mid of TV and film production hold- the etTects of the merger on ket; says Bertelsmann m Assorlaticat CRCA liarmcrly April tThe Radio Authority ing UFA into a 5050 joint CLTs radio activities:says spokeswomanUlrike Grim - European recorded music sales-and known as the AIRCL has also counselled the gov- venturewithRTLparent CLT director of corporate com- rock. are expected to ostablith the ernment against the more. T, creating a company with munications Kann Schintgen. UFA is already a key player with an eye to being able to effective- principle that radio maga- contester. on pay 27 a turnover in mem of DUO -List year was very successful in the burgeoning pay -TV mar- billion Lapp. Uth$3.5 Whew). for oar radio operations. We ket with a 25% stake m Ger- ly lobby European bureaucrats on , issues affecting the industry-the IFPI presents its inaugural IFPI process... prospect of German airplay quotas is auction is finally concluded, while in Platinum Awards in the region's raised seriously for the first time atthe UK the much -debated political centre, Brussels. European 1999 industry trade fair, PopKomm, inCommunications Bill is passed, with Commission (EC) president Jacques Cologne... some music industry concessions in Santer dishes out the awards to The year saw complex games of man- place. In Germany the campaign to artists selling more than one million agement musical chairs at BMG, EMI 2001 implement airplay quotas gathers albums across the region; half ofand Warner Music, while Michael pace after local government leaders such artists are European... Haentjes' Edel Group was goingThe music industry continues to comesignal their approval for the plan, round buying up nearly everything inunder the close scrutiny of Brussels, while executives vow to fight on over 1997 sight. European radio became everwith investigators probing not onlythe issue of VAT on recorded music more competitive, prompting the potential mergers between majors butafter Brussels ruled out a cut... The EC sows the seed in Brussels that will eventually produce the directiveaimedatharmonising Green light for Seagram/PolyGram European legislation in the run-up to -At time of going to press onbillion for the same period. PolyGram porate activity during the week. First, the digital age. The EC's initiative Thursday May 21, Universal Music's employs about 12.000 people worldwide, the board of Seagram approved the prin- comesayearafterthe World parent company Seagram Co. Ltd. waswhile Universal has 3,500 employees. ciple of the transaction, then the board rd. expected to confirm it was acquiringThe merger of the two compa- Dutchgiantmanufacturer Philips- Intellectual Property Organisation PolyGram NV for $10.5 billion, which owns 75 percent of PolyGram- agrees two treaties that will act as creating the biggest record com- met on May 20 and apparently gave pany in the world. PolyGram the green light to the sale. reference points for the world's The joint turnover of Poly - The final step was due to take future copyright protection policies Gram and Universal Music exceeded $7 tlieScould result in the loss place on May 21 in New York, where as the industry goes digital. The billion for the fiscal year 1997/98, which of about 1,500 jobs in North America members of the PolyGram's superviso- would place a combined group ahead of alone, according to U.S. sources. ry board and board of management directive has still to be adopted by Sony Music, which had revenues of $5.2 The pending deal follows intense cor- convened to review Seagram's offer. most EU countries... U.K. radio wants dela Farewell to

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Nineteen yearsyears of Eurochart number ones Terence Trent D'ArbylIntroducing The Hardline Enigma/Sadeness Part 1 (Virgin) Music & Media, which started life as the Eurotipsheet in According lb.. (CBS) /Crazy (ZTT/WEA) March 1984, has, from the very beginning, published a Soundtrack/Dirty Dancing (RCA) RoxettelJoyride (EMI) SadelStronger Than Pride (CBS) Scorpions/Wind Of Change (Mercury) Eurochart Hot 100 Singles and a European Top 100 Albums /Lovesexy (Paisley Park) /The Shoop Shoop Song (Epic) /Bad (Epic) & /Senza Una chart. Here listed are all the tracks and the artists which Tracy Chapman/Tracy Chapman (Elektra) Donna (London) have topped those respective charts over the past 19 /Rattle & Hum (Island) Crystal Waters/Gypsy Woman (La Da Da La Da Dire Straits/Money For Nothing (Vertigo) Dee) (A&M) years. Bryan Adams1(Everything I Do) I Do It For You 1989 (A&M) 1984 Dire Straits/Brothers In Arms (Vertigo) Michael Jackson/Black Or White (Epic) Soundtrack/Rocky IV (Scotti Bros.) Singles Singles (from March) Rolling Stones/Dirty Work (Rolling Stones/CBS) Enya/Orinoco Flow (WEA) Albums Frankie Goes To Hollywood/Relax (ZTT/Lsland) /So (Virgin) BobbyMcFerrin/Don'tWorryBeHappy /The Very Best Of... (Rocket) ioBreak Machine/Street Dance (Record Queen/A Kind Of Magic (EMI) (Manhattan) /The Soul Cages (A&M) Shack/Jess) Madonna/True (Sire) Robin Beck/The First Time (Mercury) Queen//nnuendo (EMI) /Against All Odds (Atlantic) & Jason Donovan/Especially For Chris RealAuberge (East West) Laura Branigan/Self Control (Atlantic) 1987 You (PWL) Eurythmics/Greatest Hits (RCA) // Just Called lb Say I Love You Marc Almond/Something's Gotten Hold Of My Roxette/Joyride (EMI) (Motown) Singles Heart (EMI) RE.M.10ut Of Time (Warner Brothers) Europe/The Final Countdown (Epic) Simple Minds/Belfast (Virgin) Dire Straits/On Every Street (Vertigo) Albums (from March) Alison Moyetils This Love (CBS) Madonna/Like A Prayer (Sire) /Waking Up The Neighbours Michael Jackson/Thriller (Epic) & /I Knew You Roxette/The Look (Parlophone) (A&M) Mike Oldfield/Discovery (Virgin) Were Waiting (For Me) (Epic) Madonna/Express Yourself (Sire) Genesis/We Can't Dance (Virgin) The Jacksona/Victory (Epic) Level 42IRunning In The Family (Polydor) Soul II Soul/ feat. Caron Wheeler/Back To Life Michael Jackson/Dangerous (Epic) Iron Maiden/Powerslave (EMI) Boy George/Everything I Own (Virgin) (10 Records/Virgin) Stevie Wonder/Soundtrack-The Woman In Red Mel & Kim/Respectable (Supreme) Sonia/You'llNeverStop Me LovingYou 1992 (Motown) Ferry AidlLet It Be (The Sun/CBS) (Chrysalis) /Private Dancer (Capitol) Madonna/La Isla Bonita (Sire) Prince/Batdance (Warner Brothers) WhitneyHouston/IWannaDance With Jive Bunny & The Mastermixers/Swing The Singles 1985 Somebody (Arista) Mood (Music Factory Dance) Michael Jackson/Black Or White (Epic) Michael Jackson/I Just Can't Stop Loving You Kaoma/Lambada (CBS) George Michael & Elton John/Don't Let The Sun Singles (Epic) Go Down On Me (Epic) Ray Parker RIGhostbusters (Arista) Michael Jackson/Bad (Epic) Albums Mr. Big/To Be With You (Atlantic) Stevie Wonder/I Just Called To Say I Love You /You Win Again (Warner Bros.) Dire Straits/Money For Nothing (Vertigo) Snap/Rhythm Is A Dancer (Logic) Tanita 'Pikaram/Ancient Heart (WEA) Kris Kross/Jump (Ruffhouse/Columbia) (Motown) George Michael/Faith (Epic) Madonna/Like A Virgin (Sire) Simply Red/A New Flame (WEA) Dr. Alban/it's My Life (SweMix) Philip Bailey/Easy Lover (CBS) Albums Madonna/Like A Prayer (Sire) Madonna/Erotica (Maverick) Simple Minds/Street Fighting Years (Virgin) U.S.A For Africa/ (CBS) Madonna/True Blue (Sire) Boyz II Men/End Of The Road (Motown) Opus/Live Is Life (OK/Polydor) Europe/The Final Countdown (Epic) Queen/The Miracle (Parlophone) / (Arista) Baltimora/Tarzan Boy (EMI) Paul SimonlGraceland (Warner Brothers) Prince/Batman-Soundtrack (Warner Brothers) Madonna/Into The Groove (Sire) U2JThe Joshua Thee (Island) Rolling Stones/Steel Wheels (Rolling Stones Stevie Wonder/Part-lime Lover (Motown) Whitney Houston/Whitney (Arista) CBS) Albums A-Ha/Take On Me (Warner) Soundtrack-Madonna/Who's That Girl (Sire) Tina Turner/Foreign Affair (Capitol) Queen/Greatest Hits II (Parlophone) Michael Jackson/Bad (Epic) Tracy Chapman/Crossroads (Elektra) Michael Jackson/Dangerous (Epic) Albums George Michael/Faith (Epic) Phil Collins/But Seriously (Virgin/WEA) Genesis/We Can't Dance (Virgin) Tina Turner/Private Dancer (Capitol) Simply Red/Stars (East West) Frankie Goes To Hollywood/Welcome To The 1988 1990 Bruce Springsteen/Human Touch (Columbia) Pleasure Dome (ZIT/Island) /Back To Front (Motown) Singles Wham!/Make It Big (Epic) Singles Elton John/The One (Rocket) Duran Duran/Arena (Parlophone) /Always On My Mind (Parlophone) PhilCollins/Another Day In Paradise Roxette/Tourism (EMI) (Virgin/WEA) Sade/Diamond Life (Epic) Belinda Carlisle/Heaven Is A Place On Earth Peter Gabriel/Us (Virgin) Phil Collins/No Jacket Required (Virgin/WEA (Virgin) /Get Up! (ARS) Madonna/Erotica (Maverick) Int.) Taylor Dayne/Tell It Tv My Heart (Arista) SineadO'Connor/NothingCompares2U AbbalGold-Greatest Hits (Polar) Dire Straits/Brothers In Arms (Vertigo) /Together Forever (RCA) (Ensign/Chrysalis) Madonna/Like A Virgin (Sire) Kylie Minogue// Should Be So Lucky (PWL) Snap/The Power (Logic/BMG Ariola) 1993 Sade/ (Epic) Pet Shop Boys/Heart(Parlophone) Madonna/Vogue (Sire) S-Express/Theme From S -Express (Rhythm Elton John/Sacrifice (Rocket) Singles 1986 King/Mute) MC Hammer/U Can't Touch This (Capitol) Whitney Houston/I Will Always Love You Mory Kante/Yeke Yeke (Barclay) London Beat/I've Been Thinking About You (Arista) Singles Glenn Medeiros/Nothing's Gonna Change My (Anxious/RCA) 2 Unlimited/No Limit (Byte) A-Ha/Take On Me (Warner Bros.) Love For You (Mercury) Vanilla Ice/Ice Ice Baby (SBK) Snowlinformer (East West America) Sting/Russians (A&M) Michael Jackson/Dirty Diana (Epic) 2 Unlimited/Triba/ Dance (Byte) Albums Haddaway/What Is Love (Coconut) Lionel Richie/Say You, Say Me (Motown) Ofra HazalIm Nin'Alu (Hed Artzi) Survivor/Burning Heart (Scotti Brothers) Kylie Minogue/The Loco -Motion (PWL) Phil Collins/But Seriously (Virgin/WEA) UB40/(/ Can't Help) Falling In Love With You Billy Ocean/When The Going Gets Tough (Jive) Yazz & The Plastic Population/The Only Way Is Sinead O'Connor/I Do Not Want What I Haven't (DEP International) /Absolute Beginners (Virgin) Up (Big Life) Got (Ensign/Chrysalis) 4 Non Blondes/What's Up (Interscope) George Michael/A Different Corner (Epic) Phil Collins/A GroovyKind OfLove Madonna/I'm Breathless (Sire) Culture Beat/Mr. Vain (Dance Pool) Madonna/Live To Tell (Sire) (Virgin/WEA) New Kids On The Block/Step By Step (CBS) Haddaway/Life (Coconut) Wham!/The Edge Of Heaven (Epic) WhitneyHouston/OneMomentInTime Soundtrack/Pretty Woman (EMI) Freddie Mercury/Living On My Own Madonna/Papa Don't Preach (Sire) (Arista/BMG) Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti//n Concert (Decca) (Parlophone) M.C. Miker "G" & Deejay SvenlHoliday Rap MilliVanilli/Gir/ You Know It's True Paul Simon/The Rhythm Of The Saints (Warner Meat Loaf/I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Brothers) Do That) (Virgin) (Dureco) (Hansa/BMG) Madonna/True Blue (Sire) BobbyMcFerrin/Don'tWorryBeHappy Phil Collins/Serious Hits...Live! Berlin/Take My Breath Away (CBS) (Manhattan) Elton John/The Very Best Of... (Rocket) Albums Europe/The Final Countdown (Epic) Enya/Orinoco Flow (WEA) Abba/Gold-Greatest Hits (Polar) 1991 Soundtrack/The Bodyguard (Arista) Albums Albums Depeche Mode/Songs Of Faith & Devotion (Mute) Sade/Promise (Epic) Rick Astley/Whenever You Need Somebody (RCA) Singles

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Aerosmith/Get A Grip (Geffen) /Killing Me Softly (Columbia) Simply Red/Blue (East West) Christina Aguiera, Lil' Kim, Mysa & Pink/Lady Eros Ramazzotti/Tutte Storie (DDD) / (Virgin) Smashing Pumpkins/Adore (Hut/Virgin) Marmalade (Interscope) Dire Straits/On The Night (Vertigo) Spice Girls/Say You'll Be There (Virgin) Modern Talking/Back For Good (Hansa) /Whole Again (Innocent) 2 Unlimited/No Limits (Byte) /Quit Playing Games (With My Beastie Boys/Hello Nasty (Grand Royal/Capitol) Shaggy feat Rikrok Ducentfit Wasn't Me (MCA) U21Zooropa (Island) Heart) (Jive) /S'Il Suffisait D'Aimer Outkast/Ms Jackson (LaFace/Arista) 4 Non Blondes/Bigger, Better, Faster, More! Prodigy/Breathe (XL) (Epic/Columbia) Eminem/Stan (Interscope) ' (Interscope) /This Is My Truth Tell Me Kylie Monogue/Can't Get You Out Of My Head Pet Shop Boys/Very (Parlophone) Albums Yours (Epic) (Parlophone) Meat Loaf/Bat Out Of Hell II - Back Into Hell Queen/Made In Heaven (Parlophone) Depeche Mode/Singles '86-'98 (Mute) Eve feat. /Let Me Blow Your Mind (Virgin) Oasis/(What's The Story) Morning Glory? (Creation) Phil Collins/Hits (Virgin) (Interscope) Phil Collins/Both Sides (Virgin/WEA) StinglMercury Falling (A&M) R.E.M/Up (Warner Brothers) Bryan Adams/So Far, So Good (A&M) Celine Dion/Falling Into You (Epic/Columbia) Alanis Morissette/Supposed Former Infatuation Albums /Greatest Hits 1 (RCA) Junkie (Maverick/Warner Bros.) Manu ChaolProximaEstacicin:Esperanza 1994 Cranberries/To The Faithful Departed (Island) U2/The Best Of 1980 19901B Sides (Island) (Virgin) George Michael/Older (Virgin) ShaggylHotshot (MCA) Singles Metallica/Load (Vertigo) 1999 Radiohead/Amnesiac (Parlophone) BryanAdams//StinWA// For Love (A&M) Fugees/The Score (Columbia) R.E.M./Reveal (Warner) Cappella/Move On Baby (Internal) Alanis Morissette/Jagged Little Pill (Maverick/Sire) Singles Destiny's Child/Survivor (Columbia) Bruce Springsteen/Streets OfPhibuiplphia (Columbia) R.E.MJNew Adventures In Hi-Fi (Warner Brothers) Cher/Believe (WEA) Dido/No Angel (Cheeky/Arista) /Without You (Columbia) Simply Red/Greatest Hits (East West) Emilia/Big Big World (EMI) /J.Lo (Epic) 2 Unlimited/The Real Thing (Byte) Phil Collins/Dance Into The Light (WEA) /Baby One More Time (Jive) /1 (Apple) Big Mountain/Baby I Love Your Way (RCA) Spice Girls/Spice (Virgin) Backstreet Boys// Want It That Way (Jive) Robbie Williams/Swing When You're Winning /Love Is All Around (Precious Eiffel 65IBlue (Bliss Co) (Chrysalis) Organization) 1997 Lou Bega/Mambo No 5 (RCA) /Echoes-The Best Of (EMI) All-4-One/I Swear (Blitzz) /Genie In A Botttle (BMG) Michael Jackson/Invincible (Epic) WhigfieldISaturday Night (XC-Energy) Singles Whitney Houston/My Love Is Your Love (Arista) Kylie Minogue/Fever (Parlophone) Bon Jovi/A/ways (Jambco) Robert Miles feat. Maria Nayler/One & One (DBX) The Offspring/Pretty Fly (Columbia) Gorillaz/Gorillaz (Parlophone) Rednex/Cotton Eye Joe (Jive) /Un-Break My Heart (Laface) Tracy Chapman/Collection (Elektra) Madonna/Don't Cry For Me Argentina (Maverick) Albums Jamiroquai/A Funk Odyssey (Sony S2) Albums No Doubt/Don't Speak (Traumaflnterscope) George Michael/Ladies & Gentlemen, The Best Bjork/Vespertine (One Little Indian) Bryan Adams/So Far, So Good (A&M) R. Kellyll Believe I Can Fly (Jive) Of George Michael (Epic) Mariah Carey/Music Box (Columbia) Sarah Brightman & Andrea Bocelli/Time lb Say Cher/Believe (WEA) 2002 Pink Floyd/The Division Bell (EMI) Goodbye (East West) Blur/13 (Food/Parlophone) Rolling Stones/Voodoo Lounge (Virgin) HansonlMMMBop (Mercury) Andrea Bocelli/Sogno (Sugar/Polydor I) Singles Wet Wet Wet/End Of Part One - Their Greatest Puff Daddy & Faith Evans feat.112IFll Be Cranberries/Bury The Hatchet (Island) Eminem/Without Me (Interscope) Hits (Precious Organization) Missing You (Bad Boy/Arista) Backstreet Boys/Millennium (Jive) /Whenever Wherever (Epic) Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mehta/Three Will Smith/Men In Black (Columbia) Shaine Twain/ (Mercury) Pink/Get The Party Started (Arista) Tenors In Concert '94 (Teldec) Elton John/Something About The Way You The Offspring/Americana (Columbia) Robbie Williams & Nicole Kidman/Somethin' R.E.M./Monster (Warner Brothers) Look... / (Rocket) Whitney Houston/My Love Is Your Love (Arista) Stupid (Chrysalis) Bon Jovi/Cross Road (Jambco) Aqua/Barbie Girl (Universal/MCA) Britney Spears/Baby One More Time (Jive) Kylie Minogue/Can't Get You Out Of My Head Red Hot Chili PepperslCalifornication (Warner) (Parlophone) 1995 Albums Las Ketchup/Asereje (Columbia) Spice Girls/Spice (Virgin) 2000 Singles Soundtrack/Evita (Warner Brothers) Rednex/Cotton Eye Joe (Jive) U2/Pop (Island) Singles Albums IniKamoze/HereComesTheHotstepper Depeche Mode/Ultra (Mute) Santana/Maria Maria (Arista) Eminem/The Eminem Show (Interscope) (Columbia) Michael Jackson/Blood On The Dance Floor - Tom Jones & Mousee T/Sex Bomb (Gut/V2) Moby/18 (Mute) Scatman John/Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-a-Dop-Bop) HIStoty In The Mix (Epic) /I'm Outta Love (Epic) Celine Dion/A New Day Has Come (Columbia) (Iceberg) Andrea Bocelli/Romanza (Sugar/Polydor) Bon Joy -Vies My Life (Island) Shakira/Laundry Service (Epic/Columbia) Take ThatlBack For Good (RCA) Jon Bon JovilDestination Anywhere (Mercury) Eiffel 65/Moue Your Body (Bliss Co) Alanis Mcaissette/Under Rug Swept (Maverick/Wamer) Michael Jackson feat. /Scream Prodigy/The Fat Of The Land (XL) Britney Spears/Oops! I Did It Again (Jive) Anastacia/Freak Of Nature (Epic) (Epic) Backstreet BoyslBackstreet's Back (Jive) R Kelly//f/ Could Dm Back The Hands Of lime (Jive) Robbie Williams/Swing When You're Winning Bryan Adams/ Really Loved A Oasis/Be Here Now (Creation) Eminem/The Real Slim Shady (Interscope) (Chrysalis) Woman (A&M) Elton John/The Big Picture (Rocket) Madonna/American Pie (Maverick/Warner) U2/The Best Of 1990-2000 (Island) Diana King/Shy Guy (Work) /Bridges lb Babylon (Virgin) Madonna/Music (Maverick/Warner) Santana/Shaman (Arista) Scatman John/Scatman's World (Iceberg) The Verve/Urban Hymns (Hut/Virgin) Whitney Houston & /Could I The Rolling Stones/Forty Licks (Virgin/Decca) Michael Jackson/ (Epic) Eros Ramazzotti/Eros (DDD) Have This Kiss Forever (Arista) Elvis Presley/Elvis-30 Number One Hits (RCA) Shaggy/Boombastic (Virgin) Spice GirlsISpiceworld (Virgin) U2/Beautiful Day (Island) Bon JovilBounce (Island) Coolio feat. L.V./Gangsta's Paradise (MCA) Celine Dion/Let's Talk About Love Modjo/Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Unversal) Coldplay/A Rush Of Blood lb The Head (Parlophone) (Epic/Columbia) Backstreet Boys/Shape Of My Heart (Universal) Red Hot Chili Peppers/By The Way (Warner) Albums Daft Punk/One More Time (Source/Virgin) Bruce Springsteen/The Rising (Columbia) The Beatles/Live At The BBC (Apple) 1998 Destiny's Child/Independent Women Part 1 Bon Jovi/Cross Road (Jambco) (Columbia) 2003 Cranberries/No Need To Argue (Island) Singles Eminem/Stan (Interscope) Bruce Springsteen/Greatest Hits (Columbia) Aqua/Barbie Girl (Universal) KylielVlonogue/Cant Get You Out Of My Head (Parlopfxne) Singles Take That/Nobody Else (RCA) Janet Jackson/Together Again (Virgin) 50 Cent/In Da Club (Interscope) Pink Floyd/Pulse (EMI) Celine Dion/ Albums Eminem/Lose Yourself anterscope) Michael Jackson/H/Story -Past Present & (Epic/Columbia) SantanalSupernatural (Arista) tATu/All The Things She Said (Interscope) Future Book 1 (Epic) Ricky Martin/La Copa De La Vida Britney Spears/Oops!.../ Did It Again (Jive) Beyonce Knowles/Crazy In Love (Columbia) Bon JovilThese Days (Mercury) (Tristar/Columbia) The Corrs/In Blue (143/Lava/Atlantic) /Bring Me To Life (Wind -Up /Epic) Red Hot Chili Peppers/One Hot Minute (Warner Pras Michael feat. ODB &MYAIGhetto Supasar Bon JovilCrush (Mercury) Brothers) (Interscope) Madonna/Music (Maverick/Warner) Albums AC/DC/ Breaker (Atco/East West) Spice Girls/ (Virgin) Celine Dion/All The Way...A Decade Of Song Evanescence/Fallen (Wind-Up/Epic) Simply Red/Life (East West) Des'ree/Life (Sony S2) (Epic/Columbia) Marilyn Manson/The Golden Age Of Grotesque Queen/Made In Heaven (Parlophone) Aerosmith/I Don't Want To Miss A Thing Limp Bizkit/Chocolate Starfish & The Hotdog (lnterscope) The Beatles/Anthology 1 (Apple) (Columbia) Flavored Water (Interscope) Madonna/American Life (Maverick/Warner) Cher/Believe (WEA) /Sai/ing To Philadelphia Linkin ParklMeteora (Warner) 1996 (Mercury) /Come Away With Me (Blue Note) Albums U2/All That You Can't Leave Behind (Island) Massive Attack//00th Window (Virgin) Singles Celine Dion/Let's Talk About Love The Beatles/1 (Apple) Robbie Williams/Escapology (Chrysalis) Coolio feat. L.V.IGangsta's Paradise (MCA) (Epic/Columbia) Beyonce Knowles/Dangerously In Love Michael Jackson/ (Epic) Soundtrack/Titanic (Sony Classical) 2001 (Columbia) Babylon Zoo/Spaceman (EMI) Madonna/Ray Of Light (Maverick/Sire) Metallica/St Anger (Vertigo) Robert Miles/Children (DBX) Massive Attack/Mezzanine (Circa/Virgin) Singles Los Del RiolMacarena (Serdisco) Garbage/Version 2.0 (Mushroom) Shaggy feat Rayvon/Angel (MCA) -

MUSIC & MEDIAOAUGUST 9,2003 AmericanRadioHistory.Com M&M FINAL ISSUE M&M memories are made of this when this music crossed borders it For our last issue, Music & Media has been asking was thrilling. In addition to the big staffers, correspondents and contributors-both past stars like Jovanotti, Eros Ramazzotti, , and present-for their best memories of working for Gianna Nannini and Paolo Conte, the magazine and about the role that M&M has there were the myriad dance acts played in Europe's music and radio industries during helped by ingenious Italian produc- ers, plus the indie and world music its 19 years of publication. artists like Almamegretta, Africa Unite and Agricantus, for whom I'm sure M&M had a real influence issues of the moment-the rela- in raising their profiles abroad. tionship between the radio and Meeting Italian and international music industries, and the emer- acts was always a bonus. I espe- gence of Europe as a single market. cially recall meeting one of my It was a weekly attempt to explainand years that lay ahead. Sadlyheroes, Robert Wyatt, at the Music to each and everyone, be it from athis was not to be. Writing aboutSalon in Turin. He was charming, radio station or a record company,the music industry is a highly stim-funny and totallyenthusiastic wherever located in Europe, theulating and, let's face it, downrightabout popular music, especially its environment they were operatingenjoyable way to earn a living and Iheritage. in and how they were interacting. shall miss it immensely. My M&M The music industry was at the At a time when record companies career highlight was attending Theforefront of bringing both the posi- are facing the biggest crisis in theirDarkness' album launch partytive and negative effects of globali- history, and when the radio sectorrecently. The last time I played airsation to Italy. M&M gave a voice is on the verge of major changes,guitar as good as that night was atto local executives (majors and M&M's usefulness was even moremy wedding in Ireland earlier thisindies) on a pan-Europeanlevel, crucial than ever. year. ROCK ON!!! and promoted a cross-fertilisation Terry Berne of ideas. Editorially, correspon- (Station reports manager, 1990-Rail! Cairo Mat Deaves dents were free to publish articles 1992, jazz, world and classical(Chartsresearcher,1988-1997, (Production and art co-ordinator,which were also critical of some music correspondent, 1992 -present). charts manager 1997-2003) 1999 -present) trade practices, and in this respect The highlight of my time at the mag- was also influential. Despite the azine was interviewing Elvis Costello crisis in the music industry, the for a classical music spotlight. At first recent lack of advertising support his office told me he was not doing for a magazine like M&M, which interviews at the time, but I sent a providesa beneficialbridge fax describing how I had seen him between the music and radio play an impromptu concert with industries, is a further example of Richard Hell at CBGBs in 1978, stome of the short-sighted practices where they played a an incendiary which have contributed to the cur- version of When the Whip Comes rent state of the music market. Down. The following day my phone rang and a voice said, "Hello, Terry? Claudia Engel This is Elvis..." The only other super- (Sales & marketing co-ordinator, star I interviewed was Diana Krall, 1997 -present) and now Elvis and she are married! One of the most important lessonsIlearned over the lastWhen I first joined M&M I certainlyNot one great moment stands out decade is how minor artists signeddidn't realise that I would be aroundfor me-there are far too many, but to major labels can be the victimsfor over 14 years. I must say thatamong those moments are....having of their own labels' near total indif-there was rarely a dull moment,drinks at the top of the BT Tower ference, lost in the glare from thatmostly because things rarely devel- whilst watching Turin Brakes play labels' half a dozen major acts. I'veoped the way it was expected or even a blinder; ice skating at Somerset talked with international exploita-hoped for. On the other hand, a lot ofHouse and getting hammered on tion managers who barely evenreally nice folks passed through themulled wine (courtesy of the Swiss knew that certain artists were ongates over the years and therefore itgovernment's cultural initiative); their label, and who hardly cared,is hardly surprising that most of thegoing to the N*E*R*D album and as long as R.E.M., for instance, are Amsterdam crew stayed in touchsingle release party at a club in "making their numbers". with each other after the operationMayfair-the single was called M&M was predicated on themoved to London. I was fortunateLapdance....111 leave the reader to idea of Europe. It was one of theenough to be part of the operation infillin the blanks. Best of all, first media with a pan-EuropeanLondon for most of the time, and Ithough, was that day-to-day workReceiving aparcel and letter vision, and now, nearly 20 yearshope that the London crew will fol-was always fun. It was a job that I recently from a young Zimbabwean later, it is still in many ways aheadlow in the footsteps of the Dutch lot.looked forward to getting up for in artist would be one of my most of its time. As Europe expands andI had a brilliant time in London andthe morning (apart from after acherished memories of working for consolidates politically and eco-I made some very good friends alongheavy night) and going to work toM&M. Explaining to me that, since nomically, its cultural and socialthe way, something which made it all and working with a great bunch ofhe can not obtain foreign currency institutions remain in many ways more than worthwhile for that alone.people who were all passionatein order to subscribe to the maga- stuck in the past, and this goes forM&M is gone but not forgotten. about music. In short, I loved every zine, he enclosed in the package the music industry as well. M&M minute of it. Thank you for memo- handmade straw hats and var- will surely have to be reborn in the Hamish Champ ries, the obscene hangovers, butious other knitted hats and shirts (near?) future, as the idea of(News editor, 2002 -present) most of all, thank you for the music.which he wanted me to sell so that Europe and a common EuropeanIn the relatively short period dur- he could receive M&M. I showed market become more concrete. ing which I worked on M&M-a lit-Mark Dezzani the letter and the package to the tle under a year-I became fully(Italy correspondent, 1992-2000) team and it really did touch us. We Remi Bouton aware of how much the magazineThe idea that I had some influence took photos of us in the hats and (France correspondent,1997-2000) was developing and the plans, itin helping to promote Italian music kept sending him copies of the M&M was the only magazine towas hoped, that would invigorate itabroad was very fulfilling. 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Beverley Evans mony in Barcelona in 1997, organ- (Charts researcher, 2000-2002, charts ised every year by Cadena SER's production manager 2002 -present). Radio Barcelona, when the Spice Girls were booed off stage for the first (and only?) time at the peak of their "careers". They had refused to appear untilall photographers were evicted from the venue. Marc Maes (Belgium correspondent, 1985 -present)

disgust at its being there); flying toworld. The radio landscape, too, London to interview Aqua for theirhas changed out of all recogni- second album; watching Saybiation-whenI first started report- dazzled by the glitz of Cannesing on UK radio, now -defunct where they performed at Midem ongroupslikeChilternorEast "I've been here at M&M for overthe day their album was released;Anglian Radio which owned just three years and I can say it's beenwriting about Outlandish's debutthree or four local stations were the most fun place to work. Alongafter falling head -over -heels forconsidered to be serious threats to with the hard work and the longtheir music and especially theirmedia plurality!! hours the people I've worked with lyrics, which I hope do not become M&M has always been a fun and over the years have far outweighed eclipsed by the pop machine. Abovesocial place to work, both here in all that. I'd just like to say it's beenall, meeting a lot of good peopleLondon andattheprevious a pleasure working with you allthrough the years and still wonder-Amsterdam office-this was and thank you to all those whoing what all this talk about sex,demonstrated to me very early onMy most cherished moment was made my time here very memo-drugs and rock 'n' roll is about-when, before I'd even met most ofinterviewingCarlos Santana for rable! but then one out of three ain't bad!my new workcolleaguesinthe magazine in the early '90s in Amsterdam, I had to make an SOSGermany-it was really great talk- Charles Ferro Jon Heasman call to the office for volunteers toing to Carlos as the only journalist (Denmark correspondent, 1993 -present) (UK correspondent 1995, features edi-help shift a sofa up the stairs of thefrom Europe. Also, attending the In the 10 years I've been with the tor 1996-1997, news editor 1997-1998, flat I was attempting to move into.M&M conference in Montreux-a magazine, I've seen (and covered)deputy editor 1998-2003, executiveDespite it being a freezing darkgreat working environment! M&M the development of the Danish editor 2003 -present). night, loads of people showed up tomade people aware that radio does radio industry for better or worse.When I first started working forhelp, and I can honestly say thatplay a role in breaking new talent At the start there was just publicthe magazine, border -crossing con-the team spirit has been similarlyand promoting records. For a small broadcaster Danmarks Radio, com-tinental European repertoire was,good in the subsequent years I'veterritory like Belgium, I that mercial radio pioneer The Voicewith a few exceptions like Erosworked here. artists such as Soulsister, and a slew of small local stations.Ramazzotti, largely confined to Clouseau, Sylver and Following a series of political bat-Eurovision winners and summerHowell Llewellyn may have benefited from the avail- tles, Denmark now has a variedresort hits. Eight years on, with (Spain correspondent, 1990 -present) ability, through M&M, of pan- radio landscape and I suppose if itthe success of acts like Air, DaftM&M has shown that music radioEuropean airplay information." were to be boiled down to one out-Punk, The Hives and Royksopp,is complex and well -researched, come, itis formatted radio-forthe situation couldn't be more dif-and not just a question of some-Jonathan Mander better or worse. As to memories,ferent, and Ilike to think thatbody playing their favourite tunes (Finland correspondent, 2000 -present) there are so many: seeing my first M&M has played at least a smalllike it used to be. A memory that I'm glad that I got to work on M&M front -pager, a piece about Nazipart in bringing some of thesestandsoutisattendingtheat a time when Finnish music has radio (glee at being on the front butartists to the attention of the widerPremios Ondas music award cere-truly gone international. Before They made Music & Media during the past 19 years: Jan Abbink Steve Adams Lucy Aitken Philip Alexander Paul Andrews Sam Andrews Janet Angus Mars Aubri ChristianArndt A. Arvanitak Joseph Avranglou Edwin Bakker Julia Bakker Machgiel Bakker Christopher Barrett Peter Bartlema Stephanie Beames Carlein van der Beek Terry Berne Ron Betist Gesa Birnkraut Olav Bjerke Willem de Blaauw Klaus Blasquiz Annemarie Blok Deane Blondeel Kirk Bloomgarden Janine Bodde Nornert Bodecker Ylonka de Boer Lidia Bonguardo Mario Bonomi James Bourne Remi Bouton Lars Brandle Jan Breeman PaulBrigden Alexandra van den Broek Stephen Burn Raul Cairo Archie Carmichael John Carr Vittorio Castelli Jean -Baptiste Caudal Leo Cendrowicz MarieChambon Hamish Champ Christine Chinetti Jeff Clark -Meads Paul Clarkson Susanna Contini Hennink Paul Cooke Philippe Crocq Jon Crouch Kyrre Dahl Ramon Dahmen Melissa Daley Abi Daruvalla Richard Dean Mat Deaves Beth Dell'Isola Graham Dene Cosmas Develegas Mark Dezzani PeggyDold Kerry Doole Sue Dowman Phil Dowse Aline Dragan Isabel Duffy Thom Duffy Ellen Duim Steve Dupler Annette Duursma Jacqueline Eacott Paul Easton Rim Ederveen Marlene Edmunds Gaynor Edwards Rob Edwards Richard Elen Heidi Ellison Jose van den Elzen Mirjam Emanuels Claudia Engel Ben Eva Beverley Evans Tony -Evans Maggi Farran Charles Ferro Tom Ferguson Hugh Fielder Ronald Folkerts Keith Foster Tim Freeman Anna Marie de la Fuente Chris Fuller Mark Fuller Olaf Furniss Nikki Van Galen Valerie Geller Nicholas George Cesco van Gool Jerry Goossens Chris Graeme Jeff Green Marc Gregory Karen Griffith Martin Grunberg Pierre Haesler hit Harpaz Bethany Hayes Dermott Hayes Jon Heasman Terry Heath Claire Heffernan Kari Helopaltio Leon ten Hengel Jon Henley Mike Hennessey Teddy Hoersch Karen Holt Willem Hoos AdamHoworth Owen Hughes Nigel Hunter Cathy Inglis Antti Isokangas Lynette Jackson Ronald Jansen Maria Jimenez Debra Johnson Candida Jones Peter Jones Caroline Karthaus Tom Kay Gerry Keijzer Betty Knibbe Annette Knijnenberg Pieter Kops Juliana Koranteng Aleksey Krusin Thomas Kung SusanLadika -Schuhmayer Howard Lander Ines Landwier Sanny Landwier John Langridge Peter Lavalette Michael Lawton Kate Leech Michele Legge EmmanuelLegrand Ben Lewis Johan Lindstrom Will van Litsenburg Howell Llewellyn Kai R. Loftus Christian Lorenz Edwin Loupias Anders Lundquist Robert Lyng Marc Maes Jonathan Mander Howard Marks Pieter Markus Chris Marlowe Gordon Masson Bob MacDonald Mike McGeever Kitty vander Meij Suzanne Meltzer Ed Meza Francois Millet Gail Mitchell Jack Monet Thessa Mooij Henk van der Most Salvatore di Muccio Diana Muus Linda Nash Peter Nelissen Ken Neptune Mike Nichols Fredrik Nilsson Herman Noort Lars Nylin Knud Orsted Aidan O'Sullivan Jose RamonPardo Maria Paravantes Robin Pascoe Lisa Pasold Petia Pavlova Tal Perry Roland Petridis Paul Pomfret Bert Post AndrewPower Erika Price Dominic Pride Dan Rachlin Soren Ramsing Marcel Reiner Jacqueline Richardson Edwin Riddell Nick Robertshaw David Roe StevenRoelofs Theo Roos Igor Rooselaar Sean Ross Marjolein Rotsteeg David Rowley Scott Roxborough Paul Rusling Fernando Salaverri Dominic Salmon Jim Sampson Frank Saxe Volker Schnurrbusch Bob van Schooneveld Manfred -Schreiber Ann Scott Michael Searle Karen Seekings Ruud de Sera Peter vanSeuren Paul Sexton Howard Shannon Petra Sippel-Till Alex Sitompoel Edwin Smelt Allison Smith Gary Smith Mark Solomons Mal Sondock Wolfgang Spahr MarkSperwer Gerard Stam David Stansfield David Stark Geertje Starreveld Siri Stavenes Dove LexSternfeld Claire Stewart Ken Stewart Sally Stratton Julia Sullivan Theo Tamis Ken Terry Cecile Tesseyre Gareth Thomas Carin Thorn Robbert Tilli Barend Toet Phil Tripp Deborah Tuinman Saskia Verkade Menno Visser Stuart Ward Bert v.d. Watering Miranda Watson Neil Watson Norman Weichselbaum EllieWeinert Mary Weller Claire Weston Adam White Chris White Paul Wightman Nigel Williamson Pauline Witsenburg Leif Wivatt Peter Woerle Vicky Wolfe Steve Wonsiewicz Mark Worden Vadim Yurchenkov Sorry for those we missed

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Paul Sexton dition of M&M staffers to have first (Contributer, 1988 -present) met their future partners at M&M. My finest M&M hour may haveThe magazine became more a way been a 1998 opus on Shania Twainof life then a job- this wasn't in which I skillfully took her newalways in my own best interests... album title and switched it aroundbut at least I had fun. It still is a with her last one, which mayregularly talked about period in explain why she never calls. Fromour lives here in Amsterdam, and the "Dutch Years", late -'80s memo- as such the news of its demise is ries remain of IM&MC confer-still taken kind of personal, even ences, chasing reluctant intervie-afterall those years. What a wees around Amsterdam and con-shame, but what a lot of fun! cocting the weekly Rock Over London news column with SallyGareth Thomas 2000 it would have been very dif-Stratton. I can even think fondly of(News editor,1999-2002, music Taylor.It was actually a pretty ferent. From the Finnish point ofhaving copy savaged by variousand talent editor, 2002 -present) good song, with the cooperation of view the magazine is going away atmusic editors, then getting my several well-known R&B stars. I the worst possible time, sinceown back when I fulfilled the same was even able to roadtest it with musicians are producing a lot ofrole as a freelancer in 2000. May programmers in the rest of Europe interesting music in Finland at theyou fine gentlemen and ladies through M&M's network of con- moment, from Killer's appealingalways haveabullet on the tacts. Despite this, the excuses of pop to Imatran Voima's manic elec-Eurochart of life. the labels not to release it were tro and Sweatmaster'sintense outrageous. It showed me once and rock'n'roll. M&M is an exceptionalMark Sperwer for all that in the end, the record pan-European publication, which(Charts editor, 1989-1995) business is a cynical business, only really covered music fromall about the money. aroundEurope.Asmusicis increasinglybreakingregional Mark Worden boundaries I would have thought (Italy correspondent, 2000 -present) that the importance of this kind of a magazine would grow too, but with M&M disappearing it doesn't quite make sense... While it's a sad time for the music industry trade press, I feel it's a Maria Pavarantes high point in terms of music itself. (Greece correspondent, 2001 -present) July 7 will be remembered as the It was always satisfying to see a tal- day in 2003 that rock music came ented Greek artist making it into alive with the release of albums by the pages of M&M. Aware of the size The Darkness and Kings Of Leon. of our market, it was always an We have championed both bands achievement to read about an artist since their earliest outings here at who could take Greek song acrossWithin weeks of starting my job as M&M. Greece's borders. For the first time, a charts editor, I became part of Other acts we have featured I finally felt the touristy image ofM&M's first ever hosting of theearly on, often thanks to our net- "fun in the Greek sun with cheapIM&MC in Amsterdam, previouslywork of correspondents, include bouzouki songs" was over. Yes, thereheld in Montreux. Talk about star-tATu (October 2002), Norah JonesI'm sure several people will miss is more to Greek music than Demisry-eyed!StevieNicks walking(March 2002) and ScandinavianM&M's charts service: radio sta- Roussos, Nana Mouskouri, Vangelis down a corridor, Sting walkingacts Junior Senior, Royksopp andtions, both national and local, and Zorba the Greek! Greek artistsaround next to an Indian chief car-The Hives. So, if I have to take onehave often rung to say that their carrying a taste of contemporaryrying a piece of crockery in his bot-thing away from the magazine, it iscopyof that particular week's Greece were brought into the spot- tom -lip,StevieWonder beingbeing able to spot exciting, new tal-issue hadn't arrived yet and they light thanks to M&M. The Greekhelped out of a limousine outsideent early on, getting on board anddesperately needed get hold of industry was given a chance-the front -entrance. In short, a lot ofwatching it develop. For me this is,the European charts as they built despite its tiny (but diverse) marketindustry "shakers and makers" ofand always will be, the beauty ofentire programmes around it. compared to Italy or France-tothat time all within touching dis-working in, or alongside, the music Another contribution would be flaunt its wares. And there it was intance! And me, with a mullet (yes,industry. Finally, a big thanks toM&M's concise and varied cover- full swing, with everything fromI too once had hair) and a loudeveryone who has contributed toage of the record and radio hip -hop, ambient -house, fusion toshirt-it was the '80s after all! the magazine-from PRs arrang-industries, but I personally feel Greek art song, world and classical I guess, in the end, my singleing interviews and getting info tothat an important one has been crossover. I thank M&M for givingmost cherished memory, or feelingexecs giving quotes and providingthe exposure it has given to my homeland a voice and for giving if you will, is about all those differ-comment. See you all again veryunknown acts. The other day, for me (as well as local industry play-ent people I met and got to worksoon, I'm sure, in some capacity. example, I had lunch with a ers) the opportunity to see, com-with. It was the first time ever I friend who works for a small pare, understand and ...listen. Mayhad a job where colleagues wouldMenno Visser indie label that shall remain music enlighten... soon become good friends and(Chartresearcher, 1997-2001, anonymous. He was saddened drinking buddies. People whoseDutch correspondent 2002 -present). and surprised by the news of Paul Pomfret company was not just to be enjoyed Some people might think thatM&M's closure, which he saw as (Charts researcher, 2002 -present) from nine to five but also duringworking in the chart department isa loss for the industry. He casu- It's been emotional. several evenings of the week ata very dull job. It isn't. You're in aally mentioned that, thanks to whatever concerts we could get onposition where you can oversee theanarticleI'dwritten some the guestlists of, or whatever barcurrent trends before anyone elsemonths back about one of their was the new hangout. can. Before the e-mail era, thatacts they'd received a phone call Did we also do any work? Plentymeantliterallygrabbingthefrom a major in the US that was actually, and my fondest memory ofincoming fax from the fax machine.interested in discussing distribu- the magazine as "work" would be ofIt can even get exciting, when yoution. The caller had read about the first "Loud and Proud" specialcan predict flops of high profilethem in Music & Media. we created as an editorial teamreleases, like the last Whitney For a journalist to think that under the watchful eye of the late Houston album. he or she can play an albeit small and great Chris Fuller. A couple of years ago I wrote arole in the career of an act that Inter -companyrelationships,story about the lack of interest athe or she likes is immensely sat- normally frownedupon,werethe major labels in the release of aisfying, but it also shows that almost the rule at M&M. I've endedcharity record about murderedthis magazine has played a role. up as one of the last in a long tra-London schoolboy DaminolaIt will be missed by many people.

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Mercury Oil " 8 Un Tour Ensemble- Columbia 96 2 Andy & Lucas- BMG I Ariola Simply Red ACH.D.FL.FUK.GRE.LNL The Rasmus The Rolling Stones D DKE.FIN.LNLS 9 9 18 Home- Simplyred.Com Dead Letters - Playground 11-4? Forty Licks - Virgin A.CH.D #Barry White UKIRL Various Artists 10 10 38 1210eJnalEitre- Nena feat. Nena - WEAI Warner Strategic Marketing 59 2 The Collection - Universal TV Oriental Summer Hits - Warner Bros. The White Stripes D.EURGRE.IRLI.NL.S LZY POL ***** SALES BREAKER ***** 4439 17 Elephant - XL Recordings/XL 78 76 6 Nie Czekaj Na Jutro- Pomaton ACH.D ACH.D.EGRE Bedingfleld DK UK.IRL Yvonne Catterfeld 79 61 2Soundtrack O36"° 16 Gotta Get Thru This - Polydor 43Meine Welt - BMG Charlie's Angels - Full Throttle - Columbia Delta Goodrem UK.I L.NL Nomadi _., Pink A CH.EIRL.NL 12 114 Innocent Eyes - Epic 047 9 Nomadi 40 - CGD 0123' M!ssundaztood -Arista Madonna A.CH.CZE.D.DKE.FL.F.UKHUIVIELLNL.S.WA Ashanti ACH.D.UKGRE.NL Blue A.CH.D.F.I 13 13 14 American Life- Maverick 'Warner Bros. 47 34 4 Chapter II- Murder Inc. /Mercury 81 65 38 One Love- Innocent/Virgin E A.CH.D 50 Cent ACH.D.DKFIN.FL.F.IIKGREHUN.IRL.LNL.N.S CDLa Oreja De Van Gogh 82 64 6Daniel Kiiblbfick 14 14 23 Get Rich Or Die Tryin'- Interscope 62 13 Lo Que Conte Mientras...- Epic/Sony Positive Energie - Hansa UK.IRL.N Celine Dion A.CH.D.DK.E.FIN.FLEGRE.LNL.S Kiss CH.E.FIN.F.NL.N Phantom Power - Epic 056 18 One Heart - Columbia L Symphony - Alive IV - Sanctuary Avril Lavigne A.CH.D.FL.F.UKGRE.IRL.LNL.PWA Placebo A.CH.D.FLEGRE.LWA CH.D.POL 18 51 Let Go -Arista ®51 18 Sleeping With Ghosts- Virgin I Delabel *88 9Beautiful Sky - Virgin Christina Aguilera A.CH.D.DILFL.UILGRE.IRL.NL.N.S Sarah Brightman AD.GRE.INL PS Claudio Baglioni 21 39 Stripped- RCA ED 57 7Harem - Capitol 85 72 9 Sono Io- L'Uomo Della Storia Accanto - Columbia Stereophonics CH.F.UKIRL.LIVL Nino Bravo E Myslovitz POL 23 8 You Gotta Go There To Come Back - V2 52 45 Todo Nino - Universal UV' The Best Of Myslovitz - Sony A.CH.D.INL ACH.D.POL Eminem A.CH.D.E.FL.EUKGRE.HUNIRL.LNL.S.WA 87 78 20ieRyan 19 19 61 The Eminem Show- Interscope 53 419 Vlkiesilliwounds- Capitol Different -Antler -Subway DK.UKIRL.NL E Liam!, Park ACH.CZE.D.DKE.FL.F.UKGRE.FIUN.IRLINL.POL.P.S.WA Busted 88 86 2Various Artists 20 20 18 Meteora- Warner Bros. 0,60 29 Busted- Universal Caracter Latino 2003 - DRO UK KYO CH.F.WA Rino Gaetano 31 14 Le Chemin - Jive ILIP Sotto I Cieli Di Rino -RCA 89 77 8IleCstlu-The Greatest Hits - Polydor Wir Sind Heiden A.D Benny Benassi & The Biz 0Andrea Berg A.D - Ulm LAP Best Of - Ariola 33 3 Die Reklamation- Capitol 56 49 3 Hypnotica FWA 0 CH.F.I Carla Bruni ACH.D.ELWA Carola N.S Ben Harper 23 22 31Quelqu'Un M'a Dit - Naive 58 9 Guld Platina & Passion - Det Basta - Sonet 91 87 2 Diamonds On The Inside- Virgin A.CH.D.E.UKGRE.LPWA Barry White CILD.FL.GRE.LWA Andre Hazes NL Morcheeba 100 5 24 17 4 Parts Of The Process- East West 81 2 The Ultimate Collection- Mercury 25 Jaar - het allerbeste van -EMI s Radiohead A.CH.D.FL.FUILGREERL.LNL.N.WA Craig David CH.D.EUK.I.NL , Tomas Ledin 59 53 3 Slicker Than Your Average- Wildstar L;43.I Sommarnattens Ljus - Metronome/Anderson 25 15 7 Hail To The Thief- Parlophone 1:1 Kings Of Leon UK IRLS HerberteGr onemeyer A.CH.D , Within Temptation 60 48 46 LW. Mother Earth - Hansa 26 12 3 Youth And Young Manhood -Hand Me Down /RCA 11 #Jane's Addiction CH.D.E.FIN.EUKIRLN Per Gessle Queen E UKI J' Strays- Capitol 61 59 5 Mazarin- Capitol 95 92 5Greatest Hits I, II & III - The Plat. Collection - Parlophone 11 Coldplay CH.D.DKFL.F.UK.IRENL.P.WA Seeed ACH.D Led Zeppelin CH.D.DKFLEGRE.INLWA 28 26 48 A Rush Of Blood To The Head- Parlophone CI62 55 8 Music Monks- Downbeat 96 71 9 How The West Was Won- Atlantic

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UK D.F ,ftek UK @ , Dolly Parton Alizee OA 25 5 The Very best Of -The Greatest Hits - Warner Bros. 14, The Ultimate Collection - RCA 1.00 73 2 Mes Courants Electriques- Polydor UKIRL.NL.S Good Charlotte A CH.D.UK IRL A = Autria, FL = Mande, WA. Walb,,, CDC . Czech Rebublie, DK = Denmark, FIN = Finland, F= France. D= Germany. IRL=1.1.d, The Thrills C) I =_ Itelv. MN= Rung,. SL =N reedNI = Nonvey, P = Portugal. E = SOM S = Sween. CR = Switzerland UK = United ICmgdam. 33 27 4 So Much For The City- Virgin 69 ° The Young And The Hopeless- Epic (...i . FAST MOVERS a -NEW ENTRY Et> REENTRY ****** SALES BREAKER ***It** indicates the album registering the biggest increase in chart points. I IFPI Platinum Europe certification for sales of 1 million units, with multi -platinum titles indicated by a number in the symbol. The European Top 100 Albums is compiled by Music & Media. All rights reserved. Compiled from the national album sales charts of 18 European territories.

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week 33/03 © VNU BusinessMedia ON THE AIR M&M's weekly airplay analysis column EUROPEANRADIO TOP50 TWLWWOCArtist/Title Original Total New label StationsAdds. Looking back on Music & Media's European airplay chart over the years, it is interesting to ED 1 9 MADONNA/HOLLYWOOD (MAVERICK/WARNER BROS.) 61. 0 see how the national make-up of the chart has 2 2 9 Beyonce Knowles ft. Jay-Z/Crazy In Love (Columbia) 46 0 remained relatively stable, although one 4 16 Justin Timberlake/Rock Your Body (Jive) 50 1 recognisable feature is the decline in the num- * ber of UK artists on the chart in more recent 4 3 6 Robbie Williams/Something Beautiful (Chrysalis) 47 1 times. 5 5 13 Christina Aguilera/Fighter (RCA) 46 0 M&M's very first pan-European airplay Craig David & Sting or Fallacy/Rise & Fall (Wildstar) 48 0 chart, published back in March 1984, saw 6 6 16 German artist Nena at number one with her 7 8 7 Pink ft. William Orbit/Feel Good Timenat (Columbia) 42 2 99 Luftballons (Epic)-a rarity then, and still 8 7 11 Jennifer Lopez/I'm Glad (Epic) 38 0 now, in the fact that it was a European hit (Virgin) 38 0 sung in German. The next few places were 9 9 12 ./On The Horizon filled with a mix of US and UK artists. Cyndi 10 10 14 Busta Rhymes ft. Mariah Carey/I Know What You Want (J) 33 0 Lauper stood at number two with Girls Just Ur 11 12 Evanescence ft. Paul McCoy/Bring Me To Life (Wind -Up) 35 0 Wanna Have Fun (Portrait)and Break (Chrysalis) 33 0 Machine's Street Dance (Record Shack) was at # 12 21 Robbie Williams/Come Undone number six. UK tracks included Relax (2TT) # 13 6 Simply Red/Fake (Simplyred.com) 31 1 by Frankie Goes To Hollywood, at number 14 14 20 Blue/U Make Me Wanna (Innocent/Virgin) 36 0 three, Queen with Radio Ga Ga (EMI) at four and the diminutive Nik Kershaw was at five 15 15 7 Avril Lavigne/Losing Grip (Arista) 27 0 with Wouldn't It Be Good (MCA). The first 40 # 16 7 Eminem/Business (Interscope) 28 2 places on the chart (to compare like with like) 17 20 7 Shania Twain/Forever And For Always (Mercury) 24 1 contained20 UK tracks, with 13 US tracks and just five continental European cuts. # 17 19 Madonna/American Life (Maverick/Warner Bros.) 31 0 Looking at the chart this week 10 years ago, # 18 24 Avril Lavigne/I'm With You (Arista) 28 0 in July 1993, there were already signs of a 19 8 Stereophonics/Maybe Tomorrow (V2) 26 0 decline in the dominance of UK repertoire, 20 24 4 Stacie Orrico/Stuck (Virgin) 23 1 despite the fact that UK reggae act UB40 had ( the most -played track on European radio that 22 22 19 Room 5 ft. Oliver Cheatham/Make Luv (Noisetraxx) 27 0 week with (I Can't Help) Falling In Love With 23 23 9 DJ Bobo/Chihuahua nsztky.. (Hansa/DJ Bobo) 23 0 You (DEP International). Compatriot Gabrielle was at number two with Dreams 04 21 14 Ricky Martin/Jaleo (Columbia) 26 0 (Go!Beat) and Terence Trent D'Arby was at 25 25 13 Eros Ramazzotti/Un' Emozione Per Sempre Wilt, (Ariola) 24 0 four with Delicate (Columbia), but only 17 of the top 40 singles were from the UK. 0:0 26 10 Celine Dion/One Heart (Epic) 28 0 Continental European acts were improving 27 27 6 50 Cent ft. Nate Dogg/21 Questions (Interscope) 17 0 their tally, with a total of seven tracks in the 28 28 11 Annie Lennox/Pavement Cracks (RCA) 23 0 top 40. These were characterised by pop -dance acts such as Roxette, at number 14 with 29 30 12 Sean Paul/Get Busy (Black Shadow) 20 1 Almost Unreal (EMI), Haddaway with What Is 30 29 21 Junior Senior/Move Your Feet 1 (Universal) 20 0 Love (Coconut) was at number 13 and Ace Of 31 31 24 Simply Red/Sunrise (Simplyred.com) 23 0 Base at 12 with All That She Wants (Mega). Italian artist Eros Ramazzotti stood at num-110111rWIREDido/WhiteFlag;, IrrAVVISMEMMialik ber 27 with Cose Della Vita (DDD). Eleven of 104 32 6 Dannii Minogue/Don't Wanna Lose This Feeling(London) 19 0 the top 40 tracks came from US acts. 04 > NE Sertab Erener/Everyway That I Can ilVigib."-. (Sony) 19 0 As far as this week's chart goes, the most significant development is the entry at num- 35 34 26 Coldplay/Clocks (Parlophone) 21 0 ber 32 of Dido's new sin- 3637 5 Outlandish/Aicha 'VEVA (RCA) 16 1 gle White Flag (BMG)- 36 7 Nena & Kym Wilde/Anyplace, Anytime, Anywhere nett (Warner Bros.) 15 1 this week's highest new 37 entry. At the top of the 38 45 14 R. Kelly/Ignition (Jive) 18 1 chart, it's perhaps 39 35 7 Red Hot Chili Peppers/Universally Speaking (Warner Bros.) 22 0 appropriate that one of Ashanti/Rock Wit U (Awww Baby) (Murder Inc./Def Jam) 20 0 the most dominant and 4038 8 iconicartistsduring 41 39 4 Coldplay/God Put A Smile Upon Your Face (Parlophone) 15 0 M&M's 19 year life- 42 40 24 Shania Twain/Ka-Ching (Mercury) 18 0 Madonna (pictured)- should score the final 43 43 3 Benny Benassi pres. The Biz/Satisfaction *Mt (Ulm) 11 1 European Radio Top 50 44 41 12 Bon Jovi/All About Lovin' You (Mercury) 20 0 number one with 45 42 3 Alizee/J'En Ai Marre! alElta (Polydor) 13 0 Hollywood (Maverick). In total this week, 46 44 4 The Thrills/Big Sur (Virgin) 17 0 there are 12 UK tracks in the top 40, com- 4:it 46 2. Blu Cantrell & Sean Paul/Breathe (Red Zone) 14 0 pared with 20 in 1984. Eighteen of the tracks @47 3 Mis-Teeq/Can't Get It Back (Telstar) 13 0 are by US acts and seven by continental European acts, the same number as in the 419i 48 26 Laura Pausini/Surrender li*V (Atlantic) 16 0 chart of 10 years ago. 0) > NE Amy Studt/Misfit (Polydor) 14 2 The current dominance of US repertoire can be largely explained by the massive populari- ty R&B and rap music over the past couple of The European Radio Top 50 chart is based on a weighted -scoring system. years. Of this week's airplay top 50 at least a Songs score 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. dozen tracks can be firmly placed in the TW = This Week, LW = Last Week, NE = New Entry, TS = Total Stations "urban music" bracket. 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EMI takes lead in albumscontinued from page 1Warner Music International, Sony Peppers and Sean Paul. Warner's affil- ates in Italy, France, Czech Republic, Music undergo major restructure iates in France, Germany, Italy and Belgium,Greece,theNetherlands, Poland did better than the company'sNorway and Portugal posted higher by Gordon Masson & Juliana Koranteng Reporting to Durgan is Jon Uren, European average. album chart shares than the compa- WMI's new senior director, internation- Sony Music occupies last positionny's average European share, whilst LONDON- Two of the industry's major al marketing. He was previously Warn- on 11.4%, down from a whoppingthe company's affiliates in the UK, recordcompanieshaveannounced er Music Europe's senior director of 31.9% during the first half of 2002, but Germany and Spain, were below. structural changes to their senior man- marketing. it performed better during the second On the Eurochart Hot 100 singles agement. While the marketing heads at Warn- quarter,thankstoreleasesfrom share side, Universal takes a massive Warner Music International (WMI) er International's affiliates will liaise CelineDion,RickyMartinand lead with a 40% chart share, more is merging its European and interna-with Durgan and Uren when market- Evanescence's Fallen, one of the sea-than double that of its nearest rival tional operations in an unprecedenteding international titles, they report to son's top selling albums. Sony affili- Sony Music. move ahead of the major's much antici- different people, such as local manag- pated merger with BMG, while Sonying directors, when it comes to market- Chart share: European Top 100 Albums Music International has realigned itsing local releases. "I see all this as a Jan -Jun 2003 Jan -Jun 2002 affiliates in Poland, the Czech Repub- smooth re -engineering to create a more EMI lic, Slovakia and Hungary into a new compact unit," says Albertini. Universal 24.8 18.1 sub -regional division called Sony Music Sony Music International's central BMG 16.3 8.1 Central Europe. Europeanre -jig,meanwhile,comes Warner 13.2 15.3 The Warner move fulfills a blueprintthree months after Sony Music restruc- Sony Music 11.4 31.9 drawn up by Paul -Rene Albertini (pic- tured its European operations, result- 5.2 9.1 Others tured, top), who devised the restructur- ing in the departure of Sony Music Source: M&M European Top 100 Albums chart weeks 2-26 ing strategy following his promotion to Europe president/CEO Paul Burger. WMI president last December, when he The restructuring saw most heads of Chart share: Eurochart Hot 100 Singles replaced then Sony's European companies Jan -Jun 2003 Jan -Jun 2002 chairman/CEO Stephen reporting directly to New Universal 40.0 26.1 Shrimpton. York -based Sony Music Sony Music 18.6 25.4 "This is the amalgama- International president EMI 14.4 14.6 tion of the European and Rick Dobbis (pictured). BMG 12.5 10.5 international [divisions] Dobbisdescribes the Warner 8.8 9.8 new region as "a manage- Others 5.7 13.6 into one office," he explains. "This is something that has able physical territory with Source: M&M Eurochart Hot 100 Singles chart weeks 2-26 been ready to go since Feb- common distributionand ruary, but internal circum- manufacturing issues". stances forced us to post- Russia has not been includ- continued from page 1 pone the reorganisation." edbecause,accordingto Capital clarity However, with a mooted Dobbis, "it has problems of on the London station from his previ- after the group's CHR stations outside BMG/Warner merger its own that require specific ous position of Capital's group pro- of London. In addition to the decision to attempt imminent, job loss- attention". gramme director. "I think that they focus Pringle on 95.8 Capital FM, Capi- es would prove to be on a Zbynek Knobloch, man- think Capital is aimed at kids and tal's chief executive David Mansfield large scale; if a merger were agingdirectorofSony teenagers and plays an awful lot ofhas asked group operations director to win the backing of Euro- Music's Czech and Slovak manufactured pop. That's only a per- and board member Paul Davies to take pean and US competition businesses, will be the MD ception-what comes out of the speak-a greater operational role in the day-to- watchdogs. Sources at both of the new division, based ers is quite different, but it's some- day running of the London station. majors tell M&M that the in Prague. He reports to thing we're going to have to address. Meanwhile, John O'Hara, previous- deal is more of a "when" London -based senior VP of We need to create a clear position. ly programme director of the Capital than an "if, with one senior Sony Music Europe, Capital has an amazing mainstreamFM Network, has been appointed source suggesting that "the Jacques Campet. mandate, but we have to be clear weregional managing director of the Cap- wholedealhastobe "We had in Zbynek a stand for something, and that's whatital FM Network, with overall respon- finalised and announced before the endvery strong executive in Prague," Dob- we have to work on." sibility for the group's non -London of August". bis says, "and when we started dis- Capital says it will make an official CHR stations. One-time Red Dragon And although Albertini says there'llcussing last January the shape of our announcement on its new program- FM programme director Andy Johnson be no major new job cuts, he admitsnew European structure, it was obvi- ming and marketing strategy for 95.8 has been appointed head of group pro- that positions that have been eliminat-ous he was going to be part of it. We Capital FM in the early autumn, with gramming, although his job is not a ed will not be filled. For example, heexpect him to take a leadership role in its future breakfast show plans to be direct replacement for Pringle's. kept his old responsibilities as presi- the region." unveiled in November. "There's been a Former BBC marketing executive dent of Warner Music Europe when he The reorganisation has led to the lot of work already done on CapitalAndrea Vidler has left her position as assumedShrimpton'sduties lastdeparture of Sony Music Poland's FM, and quite a bit of it I've been partMD of the Capital FM Network "by December. MD Margaret Maliszewska, and Las- of," says Pringle, who says that the mutual consent", while Ric Blaxill los- Gero Caccia, executive VP, Warner zloSzuts, Sony Music Hungary's station will be sticking with its exist- es his position as programme con- Music Europe, is promoted to executiveMD. They will be replaced respec- ing target demographic of 25-34 year -troller of 95.8 Capital FM. BlaxillVP, WMI. He retains his tasks attively by general managers Piotr old -olds."There will be some newbecomes group creative director, with Warner Music Europe and also over-Mackowiak in Poland, and Jozsef thinking and new ideas that I'm goingresponsibilities for developing and hir- sees WMI's law and corporate affairs, Szarka in Hungary. to inject into it, but I need a bit of time ing presenter talent, and looking after finance, plus human resources, among Dobbis says Sony Music will contin- to put everything into one coherentthe group's interests in music, includ- other management departments. Anne ue to look for local repertoire in central plan that makes sense." ing Wildstar Records, and TV. He will Mansbridge, formerly WMI's senior VP Europe, especially in Poland. "Zbynek Pringle's change of role comes as also working on new projects which, business & legal affairs, becomes senior has done a good job with local reper- part of a wide-ranging managementsays Pringle, will "lift the big top 10 VP of law and corporate affairs. toire so far," acknowledges Dobbis. "He shake-upattheCapitalgroup foot higher and give us lots more room John Watson has been appointed understands the risks and rewards of announced on July 29, which trains to play in." senior VP, business affairs at WMI investing in local talent. We believe in the company's big guns firmly on Lon- Pringle denies that the changes from the same positionat Warnerlocal repertoire, and we must be suc- don in an attempt turn. around the for- mean that the company's decision to Music Europe. He will keep Warner cessful there." tunes of the company's flagship. organiseitself along brand lines- Music UK's business affairs among his The new regibital unit also signals In a change from its recent brand - whichreplacedCapital'sprevious duties. Caccia and Watson both report the rise of Campet within the Sony driven strategy, which saw 95.8 Capital regional structure-has been a failure. toAlbertini. Mansbridge reportsto organisation. In addition to controlling FM/London integrated into the same "In many ways the brand organisation Caccia. Central Europe, Sony Music MDs in "Capital FM Network" unit as the com- for the Capital FM network will still , Additionally,the marketing divi-Portugal, Greece and Russia report to pany's other CHR-formatted stations function in the same way. "What this sionsat WMI and Warner Musichim. "He is an all-round executive around the UK, management of thedoes is recognise that Capital FM is Europe will merge into a single unitwith experience in finances and distri- Capital FM Network will now be split such an important entity inside the under the leadership of Jay Durgan,bution and is well suited for the job," into two teams, one in charge of the group, it needs to have a sufficient WMI's senior VP, international market- says Dobbis. London station and the other looking focus on it." ing. He reports to Albertini. Additional reporting by Emmanuel Legrand. MUSIC MEDIA 4) AUGUST 9, 2003 AmericanRadioHistory.Com white flag.

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08 86 02 SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL Robbie Williams 43 18 07 NO LETTING GO Wayne Wonder 77 61 05 CAN'T GET IT BACK Mis-Teeq

09 08 03 JE VOULAIS TE DIRE QUE JE T'ATTENDS Jonatan Cerrada 44 42 09 SUMMER JAM 2003 The Underdog Project vs The Sunclub 78 96 18 J'EN Al MARRE! Aliz6e 10 07 08 AICHA Outlandish 45 57 02 BOUNCE Sarah Connor 79 65 04 PUMP IT UP Joe Budden 11 NE 01 NEVER LEAVE YOU (OH 000H, UH 000H) Lumidee 46 NE 01IN LOVE 80 77 19 FAMILY PORTRAIT - Pink 12 12 06 LAISSE PARLER LES GENS Jocelyne Labylle &Jacob Desvarieux 47 40 07 FAST FOOD SONG Fast Food Rockers 81 62 12 GANXTAVILLE PART III DJ Tomekk 13 NE 01 BURGER DANCE DJ Otzi 48 29 13 FOR DICH Yvonne Catterfeld 82 55 04 TOUR DE FRANCE 2003 Kraftwerk 14 15 12 LIVE IS LIFE HHB International & DJ Otzi 49 36 08 FIGHTER Christina Aguilera 15 16 05 STUCK Stacie Orrico 50 39 06 ST. ANGER Metallica 83 72 021E TRACE Florent Pagny 16 09 11ICH KENNE NICHTS RZA feat. Xavier Naidoo 51 66 02 AB IN DEN SUDEN Buddy vs. DJ The Wave 84 79 03 KONIG VON DEUTSCHLAND Eko Fresh feat. Valezka 17 06 02 NEVER GONNA LEAVE YOUR SIDE Daniel Bedingfield 52 38 14 RISE & FALL Craig David feat. Sting 85 NE 01 LE BLEU DANS L'OCEAN Victor Barange &Carine Davis 18 13 04 FEEL GOOD TIME Pink feat. William Orbit 53 NE 01 PAPI CHULO... TE TRAIGO EL MMMM Lorna 86 90 04 HAR KOMMER ALLA KANSLORNA (PA EN OCH SAMMA GANG) Per Gessle 19 21 08 al Diam's 5449 10 AU SUMMUM 113 87 73 14 SAVE ME Remy Zero 20 32 08 THE MAGIC KEY One -T & Cool -T 55 46 04 FAKE Simply Red 88 RE 11 JALEO Ricky Martin 21 14 04 HOLLYWOOD Madonna 56 50 10 LAISSONS ENTRER LE SOLEIL A La Recherche De La Nouvelle Star 89 NE 01 CHOOZA LOOZA Maria Willson 22 17 21IN DA CLUB 50 Cent 57 64 05 DIS-MOI QUE L'AMOUR Marc Lavoine 90 68 05 FOOL NO MORES Club 8 23 NE 01 ALL IN MY HEAD Kosheen 5847 23 HEY SEXY LADY - Shaggy feat. Brian & Tony Gold 91 60 07 ROCK WIT U (AWVVW BABY) Ashanti 24 27 05 21 QUESTIONS 50 Cent feat. Nate Dogg 59 44 07 RIGHT NOW Jeannette 25 19 11 SUR UN AIR LATINO Lode 60 59 15 DERNIERE DANSE KYO 92 RE 04 CHANSON DES JUMELLES (LES DEMOISELLES...) Frederica Sorel & Melanie 26 20 04 BUSINESS Eminem 61 NE 01 ZUHAUSE (AllURRO) Die Gerd Show 93 54 12 ROCK YOUR BODY Justin Timberlake 27 25 10 FLY ON THE WINGS OF LOVE XTM & DJ Chucky Presents Annia 62 51 04 REAL THINGS Javine 94 RE 09 UN' EMOZIONE PER SEMPRE Eros Ramazzotti 28 22 09 FOREVER AND FOR ALWAYS Shania Twain 63 NE 01 JUNEAU Funeral For A Friend 95 84 03 MARYLIN Indochine 29 35 09 FAN Pascal Obispo 64 NE 01 DAY 0 (PUB COCA VANILLE) Harry Belafonte 96 70 08 MISFIT Amy Studt 30 24 14 I KNOW WHAT YOU WANT Busta Rhymes & Mariah Carey feat. The FliPm 654803 SOMEDAY No Angels 97 71 20 SCANDALOUS Mis-Teeq 31 NE 01 SPANISH Craig David 66 NE 01 RHYTHM BANDITS Junior Senior 98 67 02 SOUNDS LIKE A MELODY Lichtenfeld 32 33 14 WE WILL ROCK YOU KCPK 67 52 18 SUNRISE Simply Red 99 56 03 PASS IT ON The Coral 33 23 031 DONT THINK SO! Gracia 68 69 07 OJOS ASI Shakira 34 31 07 REIGN la Rule 69 53 03 INVISIBLE D -Side 100 97 22 SING FOR THE MOMENT Eminem AmericanRadioHistory.Com Week 33 - 16.08.2003 (Billboard) 33 35 04 PERMISSION TO LAND -The Darkness 01 01 06 DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE - Beyonce Knowles 34 27 02 STRAYS - Jane's Addiction

02 02 15 FALLEN - Evanescence 35 41 09 UN TOUR ENSEMBLE - Jean -Jacques Goldman 36 36 09 CARIBE 2003 - Various Artists 03 03 10 9 - Eros Ramazzotti 37 32 06 THE VERY BEST OF - THE GREATEST HITS - George Benson 04 06 37 ESCAPOLOGY - Robbie Williams 38 34 08 BARE - Annie Lennox 05 05 66 COME AWAY WITH ME - Norah Jones 39 NE 01 THE ULTIMATE YES - Yes 06 07 13 DUTTY ROCK - Sean Paul 40 55 02 SOTTO ICIELI DI RINO - Rino Gaetano 07 04 09 ST. ANGER - Metal lira 41 83 02 SYMPHONY - ALIVE IV - Kiss 08 NE 01 - Coral 42 46 10 NOMAD! 40 - Nomadi 09 08 37 UP! - Shania Twain 43 43 03 THE COLLECTION - Barry White 10 09 19 HOME- Simply Red 44 44 18 ELEPHANT - The White Stripes 11 11 17 GOTTA GET THRU THIS - Daniel Bedingfield 45 52 05 TODO NINO - Nino Bravo 12 42 02 DEAD LETTERS - The Rasmus 46 40 06 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS - Soundtrack 13 10 39 20 JAHRE- NENA FEAT. NENA - Nena 47 56 04 HYPNOTICA - Benny Benassi & The Biz 14 18 09 YOU GOTTA GO THERE TO COME BACK - Stereophonics 48 54 30 BUSTED - Busted 15 14 24 GET RICH OR DIE IRVIN' - 50 Cent 49 38 05 BREAD AND BARRELS OF WATER - Outlandish 16 13 15 AMERICAN LIFE - Madonna 50 47 05 CHAPTER II- Ashanti 17 19 62 THE EMIENEM SHOW - Eminem 51 49 19 ONE HEART - Celine Dion 18 12 05 INNOCENT EYES - Delta Goodrem

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13 NEW HOORAY HOORAY QT'S A CHEEKY HOUDAY) TM CHEM GIRLSMULTIPLY 16 19 DJ SLAMS NOSTALVERLIN

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20 NEW FRONTIN' PHAILMIL WILLIAMS MATURING JAY / ARISTA 28 51 AB IN DEN SUDEN RUDDY VS DJ THE WAN WAANIP MUSIC AUSTRIA ALBUMS EVANESCENCE FALLEN VANCI 2 BEYONCE DANGEROUSLY IN LOW COLUMBIA 3 ROBBIE WILUAMS ESCAPOLOGY MARA. EROS RAMAZZOTTI MONA SEAN PAUL MITT`, ROCX VP, ATLANTIC 6 NORAH JONES COME AWAY WITHIN BLUE NOTE

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01 02 17 BRING ME TO LIFE Evanescence feat. Paul McCoy 36 NE 01I'M IN HEAVEN Jason Nevins presents U.K.N.Y. feat. Holly James 71 98 03 SOUNDS LIKE A MELODY Lichtenfeld 02 03 20 CHIHUAHUA al Bobo 37 28 10 FOREVER AND FOR ALWAYS Shania Twain 72 62 05 REAL THINGS Javine 03 01 06 CRAZY IN LOVE Beyonce feat. Jay -Z 38 NE 81 CANT LET YOU GO Fabolous feat. Mike Shorey & Lil' Mo 73 NE 01 DAY -0 (BANANA BOAT SONG) Beetle Juice 04 05 02 BREATHE Blu Cantrell feat. Sean Paul 39 34 08 REIGN la Rule 74 68 08 OJOS ASI Shakira 05 11 02 NEVER LEAVE YOU (UH 000H, UH 000H) Lumidee 40 36 02 EVERY SINGLE STAR Star Search The Voices 75 NE 01 IT'S UP TO YOU (SHINING THROUGH) Lays & Bushwacka 06 04 13 GET BUSY Sean Paul 41 41 13 LE MUR DU SON Willy Denzey 76 RE 09 TCHOUK TCHOUK MUSIK Priscilla 07 06 18 SATISFACTION Benny Benassi presents The Biz' 42 29 10 FAN Pascal Obispo 08 09 04 JE VOULAIS TE DIRE QUE JE T'ATTENDSJonatan Cerrada 43 44 10 SUMMER JAM 2003 The Underdog Project vs The Sunclub 77 87 15 SAVE ME Remy Zero 09 NE 01 ICH DENK AN DICH Pur 44 45 03 BOUNCE Sarah Connor 78 67 19 SUNRISE Simply Red

10 NE 01 PRETTY GREEN EYES Ultrabeat 45 35 11 SWEET SOCA MUSIC Sugar Daddy 79 NE 01 FLY AWAY (OWNER OF YOUR HEART) Starsplash feat.

11 07 07 IN THE SHADOWS The Rasmus 46 52 15 RISE & FALL Craig David feat. Sting 80 72 08 LOST WITHOUT YOU Delta Goodrem 12 12 07 LAISSE PARER LES GENS Jocelyne Labylle & Jacob Desvarieux 47 31 02 SPANISH Craig David 81 65 04 SOMEDAY No Angels 13 NE 01 HOORAY HOORAY (IT'S AICHEEKY HOLIDAY) Cheeky Girls 48 30 15 I KNOW WHAT YOU WANT Busta Rhymes & Mariah Carey feat. The Flipm 82 78 19 l'EN AI MARRE!Alizie 14 15 06 STUCK Stacie Orrico 49 38 15 IGNITION (REMIX) R. Kelly 83 RE 03 JE VAIS TE CHERCHER Chimene Badi 15 13 02 BURGER DANCE DJ Otzi 50 39 10 EVERY WAY THAT I CAN Sertab 84 70 03 SWING SWING All-American Rejects 16 19 09 DJ Diam's 51 40 04 STUCK ON YOU Mark 'Oh 17 NE 01 FOUR MINUTE WARNING Mark Owen 52 54 11 AU SUMMUM 113 18 10 09 AICHA Outlandish 53 23 02 ALL IN MY HEAD Kosheen 86 85 02 LE BLEU DANS L'OCEAN Victor Barange & Carine Davis 19 08 03 SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL Robbie Williams 54 56 11 LAISSONS ENTRER LE SOLEIL A La Recherche De La Nouvelle Star 87 77 06 CAN'T GET IT BACK Mis-Teeq 55 42 03 DEEPEST BLUE Deepest Blue 20 NE 01 FRONTIN' Pharrell Williams feat. Jay -Z 88 55 05 FAKE Simply Red 56 33 041 DONT THINK SO! Gracia 21 20 09 THE MAGIC KEY One -T & Cool -T 89 71 04 GET MY PARTY ON Shaggy 22 14 13 LIVE IS LIFE HHB International & DJ Otzi 57 37 03 MAYBE TOMORROW Stereophonics 90 69 04 INVISIBLE D -Side 23 16 12ICH KENNE NICHTS RZA feat. Xavier Naidoo 58 49 09 FIGHTER Christina Aguilera 91 80 20 FAMILY PORTRAIT - Pink 24 18 05 FEEL GOOD TIME Pink feat. William Orbit 59 48 14 FOR DICH Yvonne Catterfeld 92 NE 01 EVERYBODY CHA CHA Cecil Jonni Lauro 25 21 05 HOLLYWOOD Madonna 60 58 24 HEY SEXY LADY - Shaggy feat. Brian &Tony Gold 93 75 12 ANYPLACE, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME Nena & Kim Wilde 26 22 22 IN DA CLUB 50 Cent 61 64 02 DAY 0 (PUB COCA VANILLE) Harry Belafonte 27 25 12 SUR UN AIR LATINO Lode 62 60 16 DERNIERE DANSE KYO 94 NE 01 OVERLOAD Voodoo & Serano 28 51 03 AB IN DEN SODEN Buddy vs. DJ The Wave 63 NE 01 FALLEN ANGEL Elbow 95 NE 01 ICE QUEEN Within Temptation 64 NE 01 TRAIN ON A TRACK Kelly Rowland 29 17 03 NEVER GONNA LEAVE YOUR SIDE Daniel Bedingfield 96 97 21 SCANDALOUS Mis-Teeq 65 61 02 ZUHAUSE (AllURRO) Die Gerd Show 30 53 02 PAPI CHULO... TE TRAIGO EL MMMM Lorna 97 RE 06 THE BITTER END Placebo 66 50 07 ST. ANGER Metallica 31 26 05 BUSINESS Eminem 98 NE 01 WHEN THIS RIVER ROLLS OVER YOU Stands 67 47 08 FAST FOOD SONG Fast Food Rockers 32 27 11 FLY ON THE WINGS OF LOVE XTM & DJ Chucky Presents Annia 99 88 12 JALEO Ricky Martin 68 43 08 NO LETTING GO Wayne Wonder 33 32 15 WE WILL ROCK YOU KCPK 69 59 08 RIGHT NOW Jeannette 100 74 16 I'M SORRY Just A Man 34 57 06 DIS-MOI QUE L'AMOUR Marc Lavoine AmericanRadioHistory.Com Week 34- 23.08.2003 (Billboard) 33 33 05 PERMISSION TO LAND - The Darkness 01 02 16 FALLEN - Evanescence 34 26 05 YOUTH AND YOUNG MANHOOD - Kings Of Leon 02 01 07 DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE - Beyonce Knowles 35 48 31 BUSTED - Busted 03 04 38 ESCAPOLOGY - Robbie Williams 36 31 10 ...ALLES GUTE VOR UNS... - Xavier Naidoo 04 03 11 9 - Eros Ramazzotti 37 36 10 CARIBE 2003 - Various Artists 05 06 14 DUTTY ROCK - Sean Paul 38 40 03 SOTTO ICIELI DI RINO Rino Gaetano 06 05 67 COME AWAY WITH ME - Norah Jones 39 -- 03 MOTHER EARTH - Within Temptation 07 NE 01 TOUR DE FRANCE '03 - Kraftwerk 40 -- 05 SLICKER THAN YOUR AVERAGE - Craig David 08 12 03 DEAD LETTERS - The Rasmus 41 42 11 NOMAD! 40 - Nomadi 09 09 38 UP! - Shania Twain 42 -- 20 SLEEPING WITH GHOSTS - Placebo 10 10 20 HOME - Simply Red 43 47 05 HYPNOTICA - Benny Benassi & The Biz 11 07 10 ST. ANGER - Metallica 4445 06 TODO NINO - Nino Bravo 12 08 02 MAGIC AND MEDICINE - Coral 45 44 19 ELEPHANT -The White Stripes 13 11 18 GOTTA GET THRU THIS - Daniel Bedingfield 46 37 07 THE VERY BEST OF -THE GREATEST HITS - George Benson 14 16 16 AMERICAN LIFE - Madonna 47 38 09 BARE - Annie Lennox 15 14 10 YOU GOTTA GO THERE TO COME BACK - Stereophonics 16 20 41 STRIPPED - Christina Aguilera 48 Si 20 ONE HEART - Celine Dion 17 15 25 GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN' - 50 Cent 49 43 04 THE COLLECTION - Barry White 18 17 63 THE EMIENEM SHOW- Eminem 50 --15 LO QUE CONTE MIENTRAS... - La Oreja De Van Gogh 19 21 53 LET GO - Avril Lavigne 20 19 16 LE CHEMIN - KYO 21 22 20 METEORA - Linkin Park 22 24 50 A RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD - Coldplay

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AmericanRadioHistory.Com Week 35 - 30.08.2003 (Billboard) 33 13 02 HOORAY HOORAY (IT'S A CHEEKY HOLIDAY) Cheeky Girls 66 RE 02 MATCH NUL Eloquence & Kayliah 01 05 03 NEVER LEAVE YOU (UH 000H, UH 000H) Lumidee 34 NE 01 SNAKE R. Kelly feat. Big Tigger 67 NE 01 MOLLY'S CHAMBERS Kings Of Leon 02 02 21 CHIHUAHUA DJ Bobo 35 43 11 SUMMER JAM 2003 The Underdog Project vs The Sunclub 68 49 16 IGNITION (REMIX) R. Kelly 03 01 18 BRING ME TO LIFE Evanescence feat. Paul McCoy 36 33 16 WE WILL ROCK YOU KCPK 69 NE 01 LET'S GET ILL P. Diddy feat. Kelis 04 04 03 BREATHE Blu Cantrell feat. Sean Paul 3741 14 LE MUR DU SON Willy Denzey 70 55 04 DEEPEST BLUE Deepest Blue 05 03 07 CRAZY IN LOVE Beyonce feat. Jay -Z 38 26 23 IN DA CLUB 50 Cent 71 5704 MAYBE TOMORROW Stereophonics 72 76 10 TCHOUK TCHOUK MUSIK Priscilla 06 06 14 GET BUSY Sean Paul 39 29 04 NEVER GONNA LEAVE YOUR SIDE Daniel Bedingfield 73 56 05IDONTTHINK SO! Gracia 07 14 07 STUCK Stacie Orrico 4040 03 EVERY SINGLE STAR Star Search The Voices 74 65 03 ZUHAUSE (AllURRO) Die Gerd Show 08 15 03 BURGER DANCE al Otzi 41 42 11 FAN Pascal Obispo 75 58 10 FIGHTER Christina Aguilera 09 11 08 IN THE SHADOWS The Rasmus 42 32 12 FLY ON THE WINGS OF LOVE XTM & DJ Chucky Presents Ann ia 76 77 16 SAVE ME Remy Zero 10 07 19 SATISFACTION Benny Benassi presents 'The Biz' 43 45 12 SWEET SOCA MUSIC Sugar Daddy 77 NE 01 WE CAN Leann Rimes 11 12 08 LAISSE PARLER LES GENS Jocelyne Labylle & Jacob Desvarieux 44 34 07 DIS-MOI QUE L'AMOUR Marc Lavoine 78 95 02 ICE QUEEN Within Temptation 12 10 02 PRETTY GREEN EYES Ultrabeat 45 35 07 21 QUESTIONS 50 Cent feat. Nate Dogg 79 47 03 SPANISH Craig David 13 16 10 DJ Diam's 46 09 02 ICH DENK AN DICH Pur 80 NE 01 REANIMATE Patrick Nuo 4746 16 RISE & FALL Craig David feat. Sting 14 NE 01 SLEEPING WITH THE LIGHT ON Busted 81 73 02 DAY -0 (BANANA BOAT SONG) Beetle Juice 48 39 09 REIGN 15 08 05 JE VOULAIS TE DIRE QUE JE T'ATTENDSJonatan Cerrada 82 74 09 OJOS ASI Shakira 49 38 02 CANT LET YOU GO Fabolous feat. Mike Shorey & Lil' Mo 16 21 10 THE MAGIC KEY One -T & Cool -T 83 83 041E VAISTE CHERCHER Chimene Badi 50 52 12 AU SUMMUM 113 17 NE 01 COMPLETE Jaimeson 84 91 21 FAMILY PORTRAIT- Pink 18 NE 01 MARIA (I LIKE IT LOUD) Scooter vs. Marc Acardipane & Dick Rules 51 36 02 I'M IN HEAVEN Jason Nevins presents U.K.N.Y. feat. Holly James85 53 03 ALL IN MY HEAD Kosheen 19 20 02 FRONTIN' Pharrell Williams feat. Jay -Z 52 37 11 FOREVER AND FOR ALWAYS Shania Twain 86 85 06 HAR KOMMER ALLA KANSLORNA (PA EN OCH SAMMA GANG) Per Gessle 20 NE 01 DID MY TIME Korn 53 50 11 EVERY WAY THAT CAN Sertab 87 NE 01 WE WILL ROCK YOU Various Artists 21 28 04 AB IN DEN SUDEN Buddy vs. al The Wave 54 NE 01 AYA BENZER 2003 (MOONLIGHT) Mustafa Sandal feat. GUlcan 88 82 20 J'EN Al MARRE! Alizee 22 22 14 LIVE IS LIFE HHB International & DJ otzi 55 48 16 I KNOW WHAT YOU WANT Busta Rhymes & Mariah Carey feat. Tt89 93 13 ANYPLACE ANYWHERE ANYTIME Nena & Kim Wilde 23 17 02 FOUR MINUTE WARNING Mark Owen 5644 04 BOUNCE Sarah Connor 90 78 20 SUNRISE Simply Red 24 23 13 ICH KENNE NICHTS RZA feat. Xavier Naidoo 57 60 25 HEY SEXY LADY - Shaggy feat. Brian & Tony Gold 91 69 09 RIGHT NOW Jeannette 25 19 04 SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL Robbie Williams 58 61 03 DAY 0 (PUB COCA VANILLE) Harry Belafonte 92 7104 SOUNDS LIKE A MELODY Lichtenfeld 93 72 06 REAL THINGS Javine 26 30 03 PAPI CHULO... TE TRAIGO EL MMMM Lorna 59 51 05 STUCK ON YOU Mark 'Oh 94 NE 01 DOO WAP Paul Johnson 27 18 10 AICHA Outlandish 60 62 17 DERNIERE DANSE KYO 95 89 05 GET MY PARTY ON Shaggy 28 24 06 FEEL GOOD TIME Pink feat. William Orbit 61 NE 01 BEST OF ORDER David Sneddon 96 8806 FAKE Simply Red 29 27 13 SUR UN AIR LATINO Lone 62 54 12 LAISSONS ENTRER LE SOLEIL A La Recherche De La Nouvelle Star 97 NE 01 KEEP LOVE TOGETHER Soda Club feat. Andrea Anatole 30 31 06 BUSINESS Eminem 63 67 09 FAST FOOD SONG Fast Food Rockers 98 92 02 EVERYBODY CHA CHA Cecil Jonni Lauro 31 25 06 HOLLYWOOD Madonna M 66 08 ST. ANGER Metallica 99 64 02 TRAIN ON A TRACK Kelly Rowland 32 NE 01 FINEST DREAMS Richard X feat. Kelis 65 59 15 FOR DICH Yvonne Catterfeld 100 RE 10 UN' EMOZIONE PER SEMPRE Ems Ramazzotti

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