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13 November 1988 CHART #642 Top 40 Singles Top 40 Albums Desire Superfly Guy Rattle & Hum Take A Chance 1 U2 21 S-Express 1 U2 21 Ardijah Last week 1 / 5 weeks Gold / FESTIVAL Last week 13 / 6 weeks BMG Last week 1 / 2 weeks Platinum / ISLAND/POLYGRAM Last week 16 / 11 weeks Gold / WEA Don't Worry Be Happy I Want Your Love Money For Nothing Open Up And Say . Aah! 2 Bobby McFerrin 22 Transvision Vamp 2 Dire Straits 22 Poison Last week 2 / 3 weeks EMI Last week 25 / 7 weeks WEA Last week 2 / 3 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 36 / 16 weeks FESTIVAL The Only Way Is Up After Midnight Tour Of Duty OST Ub40 3 Yazz & The Plastic Population 23 Eric Clapton 3 Various 23 UB40 Last week 10 / 2 weeks CBS Last week 18 / 5 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 3 / 14 weeks CBS Last week 25 / 8 weeks VIRGIN A Groovy Kind Of Love Drop The Boy New Jersey The Lonesome Jubilee 4 Phil Collins 24 Bros 4 Bon Jovi 24 John Mellencamp Last week 6 / 4 weeks WEA Last week 17 / 15 weeks CBS Last week 4 / 5 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 29 / 46 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM I Owe You Nothing Megablast/Don't Make Me Wait Appetite For Destruction Popped In Souled Out 5 Bros 25 Bomb The Bass 5 Guns N' Roses 25 Wet Wet Wet Last week 7 / 3 weeks CBS Last week 39 / 2 weeks BMG Last week 5 / 9 weeks UNIVERSAL Last week 26 / 21 weeks Gold / POLYGRAM Sweet Child O' Mine Batman Theme Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark Good Morning Vietnam OST 6 Guns N' Roses 26 Neil Hefti 6 The Robert Cray Band 26 Various Last week 11 / 10 weeks WEA Last week 14 / 3 weeks BMG Last week 7 / 7 weeks Gold / POLYGRAM Last week 41 / 26 weeks Gold / FESTIVAL Melting Pot Don't Go Union Simple Pleasures 7 When The Cat's Away 27 Hothouse Flowers 7 Toni Childs 27 Bobby McFerrin Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Last week 39 / 13 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 6 / 4 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 22 / 3 weeks EMI Angel Eyes Superstitious Push Bad 8 Wet Wet Wet 28 Europe 8 Bros 28 Michael Jackson Last week 4 / 4 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 22 / 5 weeks CBS Last week 11 / 12 weeks Gold / CBS Last week 30 / 57 weeks Platinum / CBS Nobody Else Don't Be Cruel Tracy Chapman People 9 Tex Pistol & Ricky Morris 29 Cheap Trick 9 Tracy Chapman 29 Hothouse Flowers Last week 8 / 10 weeks VIRGIN Last week 24 / 8 weeks CBS Last week 10 / 24 weeks WEA Last week 24 / 12 weeks Gold / POLYGRAM I Hate Myself For Loving You Don't Call Me Baby Hysteria Savage 10 Joan Jett And The Blackhearts 30 Voice of the Beehive 10 Def Leppard 30 Eurythmics Last week 16 / 5 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 29 / 9 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 12 / 45 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 46 / 22 weeks Gold / BMG Bad Medicine Two Strong Hearts Kick Up Your Alley 11 Bon Jovi 31 John Farnham 11 INXS 31 Joan Jett And The Blackhearts Last week 3 / 5 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 28 / 3 weeks BMG Last week 8 / 50 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL Stop Your Fussin Chill In My Heart Phantom Of The Opera The Shouting Stage 12 Toni Childs 32 Eurythmics 12 Original London Cast 32 Joan Armatrading Last week 5 / 4 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 45 / 6 weeks BMG Last week 9 / 67 weeks Platinum / POLYDOR/POLYGRA... Last week 23 / 8 weeks FESTIVAL Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark Doctorin' The Tardis Kylie Collection Irish Heartbeat 13 The Robert Cray Band 33 The Timelords 13 Kylie Minogue 33 Van Morrison Last week 12 / 8 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 47 / 13 weeks BMG Last week 13 / 13 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 32 / 12 weeks POLYGRAM Domino Dancing Find My Love The Big Chill OST Strong Persuader 14 Pet Shop Boys 34 Fairground Attraction 14 Various 34 Robert Cray Last week 9 / 4 weeks EMI Last week 37 / 5 weeks BMG Last week 20 / 77 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 33 / 50 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM I Don't Want Your Love Armageddon It Talk Is Cheap Roll With It 15 Duran Duran 35 Def Leppard 15 Keith Richards 35 Steve Winwood Last week 27 / 2 weeks EMI Last week 50 / 11 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 14 / 3 weeks VIRGIN Last week 34 / 12 weeks VIRGIN She Wants To Dance With Me Age Of Reason Age Of Reason The First Of A Million Kisses 16 Rick Astley 36 John Farnham 16 John Farnham 36 Fairground Attraction Last week 23 / 3 weeks BMG Last week 34 / 14 weeks BMG Last week 18 / 11 weeks Platinum / BMG Last week 31 / 12 weeks BMG Wild Wild West Revolution Baby Highlights From The Phantom Of The... X 2 17 The Escape Club 37 Transvision Vamp 17 Original London Cast 37 Times Two Last week 20 / 7 weeks WEA Last week - / 1 weeks WEA Last week 17 / 28 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 37 / 11 weeks WEA Watching U The Twist Go Bang Temple Of Low Men 18 Ardijah 38 Fat Boys 18 Shriekback 38 Crowded House Last week 19 / 14 weeks WEA Last week 40 / 11 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 45 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 21 / 14 weeks Platinum / EMI Breakfast In Bed Love Will Tear Us Apart Surfing With The Alien Cocktail OST 19 UB40 & Chrissie Hynde 39 Joy Division 19 Joe Satriani 39 Various Last week 15 / 11 weeks VIRGIN Last week 36 / 18 weeks RTC Last week 27 / 9 weeks JAY Last week 50 / 3 weeks WEA Paradise Listen The Joshua Tree Sensitive To A Smile 20 The Fan Club 40 Herbs 20 U2 40 Herbs Last week 26 / 2 weeks SONY Last week 38 / 14 weeks WEA Last week 15 / 81 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 47 / 29 weeks Gold / WEA Top 20 NZ Singles Top 10 Compilations Top 20 NZ Albums ©2013 Recorded Music New Zealand Limited. 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