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4 Triple Trouble BEASTIE BOYS Capitol/CAPITOL 1 KW 39/40/2004 Plz LW WoC Title Artist Distribution PP 1 ▲ 7 4 Triple Trouble BEASTIE BOYS Capitol/CAPITOL 1 2 ▲ 5 6 Thief’s Theme NAS Columbia/SONY MUSIC 2 3 ▲ 10 4 King Of The Dancehall BEENIE MAN Empire/CAPITOL 3 4 ▲ 8 10 I Wanna Thank You / My Man ANGIE STONE FT. SNOOP DOGG / FLOETRY J Records/BMG ARIOLA 4 5 ▼ 3 6 Lean Back TS FT. FAT JOE & REMY Src Records/UNIVERSAL 3 6 ▲ NEW 0 It’s A Love Thing PETE ROCK FT. C.L. SMOOTH & DENOSH Rapster / Bbe/SSD 6 7 ▲ 30 8 Brand New Live DJ NU - MARK FT. J - LIVE Sequence/IMPORT 7 8 ▲ NEW 0 Beautiful KOOLADE FT. MASTA ACE Abb/IMPORT 8 9 ▼ 1 10 On Fire LLOYD BANKS Interscope/UNIVERSAL 1 10 ▼ 4 10 Jook Girl ELEPHNAT MAN FT. TWISTA & YOUNG B. VP/WARNER 4 11 ➔ 11 6 I Like That HOUSTON FT. CHINGY & NATE DOGG Capitol/CAPITOL 11 12 ▲ 15 2 It’s Hot THE BEATNUTS Penalty/IMPORT 12 13 ▲ NEW 0 Real Gangstaz MOBB DEEP FT. LIL JON Jive/BMG ARIOLA 13 14 ▲ NEW 0 Who Gonna Be A Star BRAND NUBIAN Babygrande /IMPORT 14 15 ▲ NEW 0 Alt EP (Remixes) TEXTA FT. BLUMENTOPF Tontraeger/HOANZL 15 16 ▲ 39 4 Sunshine TWISTA FT. ANTHONY HAMILTON Atlantic/WARNER 16 17 ▲ 22 2 Find Us THE BEATNUTS FT. AKON Penalty/IMPORT 17 18 ▲ 27 2 Why JADAKISS FT. ANTHONY HAMILTON Interscope/UNIVERSAL 18 19 ▲ NEW 0 Pop Idol BLADE 691 Influental/IMPORT 19 20 ▲ NEW 0 En La Ciudad LONE CATALYSTS B.U.K.A./IMPORT 20 21 ▲ NEW 0 Rat Race GIFT OF GAB Quannum/IMPORT 21 22 ▲ 24 2 Let Me In YOUNG BUCK FT. LIL FLIP&DAVID BANNER Interscope/UNIVERSAL 22 23 ▲ NEW 0 The Hop LIKWID JUNKIES ABB/IMPORT 23 24 ▼ 9 10 Jesus Walks KAYNE WEST Roc-A-Fella/UNIVERSAL 4 25 ▼ 13 8 Headsprung LL COOL J FT. TIMBALAND Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 12 26 ▲ 29 4 Save Me Dear GHOSTFACE Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 26 27 ➔ RE 2 Honeymoon Day ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT Vagabond/EDEL 22 28 ▲ NEW 0 Dirtay CUNNINLYNGUISTS FT. WORDSWORTH & RISE Freshest Records/IMPORT 28 29 ▲ 40 2 Friends EP BIZ MARKIE Groove Attack/MM MEDIA 29 30 ▲ 33 2 Superior GENTLEMAN Four Music 30 31 ▼ 18 6 Flap Your Wings NELLY Reel/UNIVERSAL 17 32 ▲ NEW 0 Storm LENNY KRAVITZ FT JAY - Z Virgin/CAPITOL 32 33 ▼ 26 6 So Sexy / Overnight Celebrity Rmx TWISTA Atlantic/WARNER 26 34 ▲ NEW 0 Ich Bin, Du Nicht Sicher KINDERZIMMER PRODUCTIONS Rough Trade/IMPORT 34 35 ▲ NEW 0 Dimelo TONY TOUCH Koch/KOCH 35 36 ▼ 6 8 Freek - A - Leek PETEY PABLO Jive/BMG ARIOLA 6 37 ▲ NEW 0 The Champ Is Here (Time’s Up RMX ) JADAKISS FT. NATE DOGG Interscope/UNIVERSAL 37 38 ▼ 14 4 Tamale MR. VEGAS Delicious Vinyl/UNIVERSAL 13 39 ▼ 35 2 Cave In GURU Traffic/IMPORT 35 40 ▲ NEW 0 Chickens Move Out 2LK FT. ELEPHANT MAN Mad Rec./IMPORT 40 (Plz=place this week, LW=last week, WoC=weeks on charts, PP= peak position) Bullets: B 1 Ain’t Nobody BARS & HOOKS FT. PRODIGY Shureshot / AV8/IMPORT B 2 Who Is She 2 U BRANDY Atlantic/WARNER B 3 Troy DIE FANTASCHTISCHEN 4 Four Music/n.a. B 4 1980 ESTELLE JDID / V2/EDEL B 5 Reasons MAD LION FT. BARRINGTON LEVY Killahpride Records/IMPORT B 6 1976 RJD2 Def Jux/IMPORT B 7 Take It Back SKILLZ Okay Player/UNIVERSAL B 8 Inhale SOUL POSITION Rhymesayers Ent./IMPORT B 9 For Old Times Sake SOUND PROVIDERS TF.ASHERU& MASPYKE Abb Rec./IMPORT B 10 Malik Flavours YESTERDAYS NEW QUINTET Stonesthrow/IMPORT BLACKMUSIC.CHARTS, CLUBNETWORK.TRENDCHARTS and DEEJAY TOP 4TY are compiled from over 170 austrian dj-feedbacks. BLACKMUSIC.CHARTS, CLUBNETWORK.TRENDCHARTS and DEEJAY TOP 4TY charts are the exclusive property of DEEJAY TOP 4TY. Any unauthorized use including but not limited to reproduction, transfer and transmission, in full or parts, is strictly prohibited. visit us at: http://www.dancecharts.at or send us an e-mail: [email protected].
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