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KW 25/26/2004 Plz LW WoC Title Artist Distribution PP 1 ▲ 4 8 Trick Me (Mixes) KELIS Arista/CAPITOL 1 2 ▲ 5 6 Naughty Girl BEYONCE FT. LIL’ FLIP Columbia/SONY MUSIC 1 3 ▼ 1 6 99 Problems / Encore JAY-Z Roc-A-Fella/UNIVERSAL 1 4 ▲ 17 8 Hell Yeah DEAD PREZ Columbia/SONY MUSIC 4 5 ▲ 15 8 Not Your Average Joe JOE BUDDEN FT DJ KAYSLAY ,FAT JOE & JOE Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 5 6 ▲ NEW 0 Roll With The Punches WAXOLUTIONISTS FT. TY Emarcy/UNIVERSAL 6 7 ▲ 9 8 What’s Happening METHOD MAN FT BUSTA RHYMES Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 3 8 ▼ 7 8 My Band D12 Shady/Interscope/UNIVERSAL 1 9 ▲ 27 8 I Don’t Wanna Know MARIO WINANS & P. DIDDY Bad Boy/UNIVERSAL 9 10 ▼ 2 4 These Walls Don’t Lie PROMOE Burning Heart/EDEL 2 11 ▲ NEW 0 Dude (Remix) BEENIE MAN FT. SHAWNNA & MS.THING Virgin/CAPITOL 11 12 ▲ NEW 0 Ownerz RMX GANG STARR FT. B.I.G & 2PAC -/CAPITOL 12 13 ▲ 20 2 Ladies Night / Stressin’ KOOL & THE GANG FT. SPANNER BANNER & SEAN PAUL Unique Corp./EDEL 13 14 ▲ 22 6 Wanna’ Get To Know You G - UNIT FT. JOE Interscope/UNIVERSAL 3 15 ▲ 23 2 Mein Block SIDO Aggro Berlin/IMPORT 15 16 ➔ RE 2 Roses OUTKAST Arista/BMG ARIOLA 16 17 ▼ 10 8 On The Real / Star Wars NAS Columbia/SONY MUSIC 4 18 ▼ 6 2 Don’t Say Nothin’ THE ROOTS Okay Player/ Interscope/UNIVERSAL 6 19 ▲ 30 4 A Strangers World WAXOLUTIONISTS Universal/UNIVERSAL 19 20 ▼ 18 4 Feel It ERIK SERMON FT. SEAN PAUL Def Squad/UNIVERSAL 6 21 ▲ 31 4 StillTipsy RMX J - KNOWN Ft. CHINGY & MURPHY LEE So So Def/BMG ARIOLA 21 22 ▼ 16 2 Brass Monkey / Paul Revere BEASTIE BOYS EMI/CAPITOL 16 23 ▲ NEW 0 Oh U Want More TY FEAT. ROOTS MANUVA Big Dada/SSD 23 24 ▲ 40 2 Hot Like We CE’CILE Delicious Vinyl/IMPORT 24 25 ▼ 13 2 Ch-Check It Out BEASTIE BOYS EMI/CAPITOL 13 26 ▲ 34 8 50/50 LEMAR Sony /SONY MUSIC 13 27 ▼ 26 6 I’m Really Hot / Keep It Movin MISSY ELLIOTT FT. ELEPHANT MAN Elektra/WARNER 9 28 ▲ NEW 0 Talk About Our Love BRANDY FT. KAYNE WEST Atlantic/WARNER 28 29 ▲ NEW 0 Move Ya Body / In A Dream NINA SKY FT. JABBA Next Plateau/UNIVERSAL 29 30 ▼ 29 8 All Falls Down KAYNE WEST FT. SYLEENA JOHNSON Roc-A-Fella/UNIVERSAL 18 31 ▲ 32 4 Tush GHOSTFACE FT. MISSY ELLIOTT Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 31 32 ▲ NEW 0 Look Girl ELEPHNAT MAN FT. TWISTA & YOUNG B. VP/WARNER 32 33 ➔ RE 2 Last Drop KEVIN LYTTLE FT SPRAGGA BENZ Atlantic/WARNER 27 34 ➔ RE 4 If I Ain’t Got You ALICIA KEYS J Records/BMG ARIOLA 25 35 ▼ 19 4 Warzone PETE ROCK FT DEAD PREZ Rapster / BBE/SSD 19 36 ➔ 72 2 So Confused 2 PLAY FEAT. RAGHAV & JUCXI Inferno/IMPORT 36 37 ➔ RE 4 One Call Away CHINGY FEAT. J. WEAVE Trak Starz/CAPITOL 35 38 ▼ 24 2 Got It Twisted MOBB DEEP Violator/BMG ARIOLA 24 39 ➔ RE 2 Overnight Celebrity TWISTA Atlantic/WARNER 35 40 ➔ 51 2 Panthers THE LAST POETS ,DEAD PREZ, COMMON Traffic/IMPORT 40 (Plz=place this week, LW=last week, WoC=weeks on charts, PP= peak position) Bullets: B 1 Champion Ep BROTHER ALI Rhymesayers Ent./IMPORT B 2 Get No Better CASSIDY FT. MASHONDA J Records/BMG ARIOLA B 3 Let It Go CORMEGA FT. M.O.P. Traffic/IMPORT B 4 Jesus Walks KAYNE WEST Roc-A-Fella/UNIVERSAL B 5 Hit LMNO Up Above/IMPORT B 6 Black Helicopters NON PHIXION Uncle Howie/IMPORT B 7 Freek - A - Leek PETEY PABLO Jive/BMG ARIOLA B 8 Happy People R.KELLY Jive/BMG ARIOLA B 9 If You Can’t Say Love VISIONAIRIES Up Above/IMPORT B 10 Belive It VISIONAIRIES Up Above/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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