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8 in Da Club 50 CENT 8 Beautiful SNOOP DOGG Capitol/EMI 2 KW 17/18/2003 Plz LW WoCTitle Artist Distribution PP 1 ‘ 1 8 In Da Club 50 CENT Interscope/UNIVERSAL 1 2 ‘ 2 8 Beautiful SNOOP DOGG Capitol/EMI 2 3 s NEW 0 Saian RZA FEAT. SAIAN SUPA CREW & GHOSTFACE KILLA Virgin/VIRGIN/EMI 3 4 t 3 10 Love Iz ERICK SERMON J Records/BMG ARIOLA 2 5 s 7 8 X Gon Give It To Ya DMX Ruffryders/UNIVERSAL 5 6 s 19 6 Gossip Folks MISSY ELLIOT Elektra/WARNER 4 7 t 4 4 Thin Line JURASSIC 5 FT. MYA Interscope/UNIVERSAL 3 8 s 23 2 I Can NAS Ill Will/SONY MUSIC 8 9 s NEW 0 Ma I Don’t Love Her CLIPSE FEAT. FAITH EVANS Star Trak/BMG ARIOLA 9 10 s 11 4 I Kow What You Want/Call The Ambulance BUSTA RHYMES AND MARIAH CAREY J-Rec/BMG ARIOLA 9 11 s NEW 0 Uh Huh / Stompdashitoutu METHODMAN / CNN FT. M.O.P. Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 11 12 ‘ 12 4 Get Busy SEAN PAUL VP / Atlantic/WARNER 12 13 t 6 6 Excuse Me Miss JAY- Z Roc - a - fella/UNIVERSAL 6 14 s 29 2 Come Close (RMX) COMMON FT. E.BADU,PHARRELL&Q-TIP MCA/UNIVERSAL 14 15 s 20 2 The Jump Off LIL KIM FT. MR. CHEEKS Atlantic/WARNER 15 16 s 26 4 Temperature Rising LES NUBIANS FT. TALIB KWELI Virgin/VIRGIN/EMI 16 17 t 9 8 Live On Stage (Rmx) DILATED PEOPLES FT. TALIB KWELI ABB/IMPORT 4 18 s NEW 0 The Hustle COMMON MCA/UNIVERSAL 18 19 s 25 4 Talkin to me (RMX) AMERIE FT. FOXY BROWN Columbia/SONY MUSIC 19 20 s NEW 0 In A World Gone Mad BEASTIE BOYS White/VIRGIN/EMI 20 21 s NEW 0 Simple Murder BEATNUTS Up Above/IMPORT 21 22 s 24 4 Mr. Baller/ My Friend ROYCE DA 5’ 9’ Game/IMPORT 10 23 s 27 2 So Wassup / Don’t stop JONELL FT. REDMAN Def Soul/UNIVERSAL 23 24 s NEW 0 Get By TALIB KWELI Rawkus/UNIVERSAL 24 25 s NEW 0 21 Questions 50 CENT FT. NATE DOGG Shady/Aftermath/UNIVERSAL 25 26 t 14 4 Auf Der Flucht / Dreckige Raps RÜCKGRAT Tontraeger Rec./n.a. 14 27 s NEW 0 Play That Beat MISSY ELLIOT Eastwest/WARNER 27 28 t 15 2 Hidden Agenda(Rmx) CRAIG DAVID Wildstar/WARNER 15 29 t 8 6 Like This Anna J - LIVE Coup ‘ D Etat/IMPORT 8 30 s 37 6 Work It NELLY -/UNIVERSAL 23 31 ‘ RE 2 Sneak Preview ASD Capitol/EMI 31 32 s NEW 0 Animal Rap JEDI MIND TRICKS FT.KOOL G. RAP Babygrande/IMPORT 32 33 t 28 4 Acid Raindrops PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS Om Records/ZOMBA 24 34 s NEW 0 I Need A Man FOXY BROWN Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 34 35 s 36 8 Ignition (Rmx) R. KELLY Jive/ZOMBA 20 36 t 16 4 Sing For The Moment EMINEM Interscope/UNIVERSAL 16 37 s NEW 0 Seed 2.0 THE ROOTS MCA/UNIVERSAL 37 38 t 35 4 Cry Me A River JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Jive/ZOMBA 35 39 t 31 2 I Want A Girl like You JOE FT. JADAKISS Jive/ZOMBA 31 40 ‘ RE 4 Party Flava Vol.1 JUICY CREW Heat Recording/n.a. 25 (Plz=place this week, LW=last week, WoC=weeks on charts, PP= peak position) Bullets: B 1 Come Get It BIG DADDY KANE FT.CHECKMARK Grit Records/n.a. B 2 Shoot ‘ Em Up BIG NOYD Alc/IMPORT B 3 Think Back BOOT CAMP CLICK Duckdown/KOCH B 4 In Love Wit Chu DA BRAT FT. CHERISH So So Def/n.a. B 5 All I Have JENNIFER LOPEZ FT. LL COOL J Epic/SONY MUSIC B 6 Get Up NATE DOGG FT. EVE Elektra/WARNER B 7 Laundromat NIVEA Jive/ZOMBA B 8 Club Banger PETEY PABLO Jive/ZOMBA B 9 Who’s That R.KELLY FT. FAT JOE Jive/ZOMBA B 10 Hands Up (RMX) TLC La Face/BMG ARIOLA 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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