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02 June 1985 CHART #475 We Are The World Wide Boy Born In The U.S.A. Aural Sculpture 1 USA for Africa 21 Nik Kershaw 1 Bruce Springsteen 21 The Stranglers Last week 1 / 8 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 28 / 4 weeks WEA Last week 1 / 45 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 19 / 16 weeks CBS Everybody Wants To Rule The World When The Rains Begin To Fall Brothers In Arms Private Dancer 2 Tears for Fears 22 Jermaine Jackson & Pia Zadora 2 Dire Straits 22 Tina Turner Last week 2 / 3 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 17 / 7 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 3 / 2 weeks Gold / POLYGRAM Last week 15 / 35 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Don't You Forget About Me Some Like It Hot No Jacket Required Around The World In A Day 3 Simple Minds 23 The Power Station 3 Phil Collins 23 Prince Last week 5 / 4 weeks VIRGIN Last week 16 / 8 weeks EMI Last week 2 / 8 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 26 / 4 weeks WEA Rhythm Of The Night Love And Pride Stop Making Sense Chess 4 DeBarge 24 King 4 Talking Heads 24 Original Cast Recording Last week 4 / 4 weeks RCA Last week 29 / 3 weeks CBS Last week 4 / 27 weeks Platinum / EMI Last week 43 / 8 weeks BMG Nightshift How Will I Know Songs From The Big Chair Crazy From The Heat 5 The Commodores 25 Whitney Houston 5 Tears for Fears 25 David Lee Roth Last week 3 / 8 weeks RCA Last week 35 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 5 / 7 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 21 / 8 weeks WEA Just A Gigilo Shout We Are The World She's The Boss 6 David Lee Roth 26 Tears for Fears 6 USA for Africa 26 Mick Jagger Last week 6 / 5 weeks WEA Last week 20 / 11 weeks Gold / POLYGRAM Last week - / 1 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 23 / 9 weeks Platinum / CBS Treat Her Like A Lady The Heat Is On Expectations Friendship 7 The Temptations 27 Glen Frey 7 Exponents 27 Ray Charles Last week 9 / 6 weeks RCA Last week 22 / 6 weeks WEA Last week 11 / 4 weeks Gold / FESTIVAL Last week 20 / 3 weeks CBS Love Like Blood Do They Know It's Christmas The Riddle By Request 8 Killing Joke 28 Band Aid 8 Nik Kershaw 28 Richard Clayderman Last week 10 / 5 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 21 / 19 weeks Platinum / POLYGRAM Last week 9 / 18 weeks Gold / WEA Last week 12 / 3 weeks Gold / WEA Welcome To The Pleasuredome Blue Monday The Collection Brewing Up With Billy Bragg 9 Frankie Goes to Hollywood 29 New Order 9 Ultravox 29 Billy Bragg Last week 12 / 4 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 50 / 68 weeks Gold / EMI Last week 6 / 7 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL Soul Kind Of Feeling We Close Our Eyes Welcome To The Pleasuredome She's So Unusual 10 Dynamic Hepnotics 30 Go West 10 Frankie Goes to Hollywood 30 Cyndi Lauper Last week 18 / 5 weeks FESTIVAL Last week - / 1 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 18 / 20 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Last week 25 / 52 weeks Platinum / CBS Seven Spanish Angels Lift Your Head Up High The River Heartbeat City 11 Ray Charles and Willie Nelson 31 Peking Man 11 Bruce Springsteen 31 The Cars Last week 8 / 9 weeks CBS Last week - / 1 weeks WEA Last week 7 / 26 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 28 / 55 weeks Platinum / WEA Centipede Everytime You Go Away Like A Virgin The Power Station 12 Rebbie Jackson 32 Paul Young 12 Madonna 32 The Power Station Last week 7 / 8 weeks CBS Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Last week 10 / 20 weeks Platinum / WEA Last week 30 / 6 weeks EMI That Ole Devil Called Love Let It All Blow Amadeus Soundtrack OST Eden 13 Alison Moyet 33 Dazz Band 13 Marriner/St Martin In The Fields Orch 33 Everything But The Girl Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Last week 23 / 6 weeks RCA Last week 17 / 10 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 49 / 4 weeks WEA In My House I'm On Fire Alf Speaking In Tongues 14 Mary Jane Girls 34 Bruce Springsteen 14 Alison Moyet 34 Talking Heads Last week 19 / 4 weeks RCA Last week 24 / 8 weeks CBS Last week 16 / 20 weeks Platinum / CBS Last week 49 / 84 weeks Platinum / WEA One Night In Bangkok The Never Ending Story The Secret Of Association Who's Afraid Of The Art Of Noise 15 Murray Head 35 Limahl 15 Paul Young 35 Art of Noise Last week 11 / 12 weeks RCA Last week 38 / 2 weeks EMI Last week 14 / 4 weeks CBS Last week 41 / 3 weeks FESTIVAL Black Man Ray Hangin' On A String Vu Secret Secrets 16 China Crisis 36 Loose Ends 16 Velvet Underground 36 Joan Armatrading Last week 27 / 4 weeks VIRGIN Last week - / 1 weeks VIRGIN Last week 22 / 3 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 47 / 2 weeks FESTIVAL A View To A Kill Don't Go Night Time Meat Is Murder 17 Duran Duran 37 Right Left & Centre 17 Killing Joke 37 The Smiths Last week 31 / 2 weeks EMI Last week 30 / 9 weeks VIRGIN Last week 27 / 3 weeks POLYGRAM Last week 46 / 6 weeks CBS One More Night You Spin Me Around (Like A Record) Beverly Hills Cop OST The Optimist 18 Phil Collins 38 Dead or Alive 18 Various 38 D.D. Smash Last week 13 / 6 weeks WEA Last week 34 / 4 weeks CBS Last week 32 / 4 weeks WEA Last week 35 / 24 weeks Platinum / FESTIVAL Lovergirl How Soon Is Now Nightshift Various Positions 19 Teena Marie 39 The Smiths 19 The Commodores 39 Leonard Cohen Last week 14 / 7 weeks CBS Last week - / 1 weeks CBS Last week 13 / 4 weeks RCA Last week 42 / 2 weeks CBS Guardian Angel Girlfriend Is Better Memories Truly For You 20 Masquerade 40 Talking Heads 20 Richard Clayderman 40 The Temptations Last week 15 / 9 weeks FESTIVAL Last week 37 / 9 weeks EMI Last week 8 / 4 weeks WEA Last week 33 / 4 weeks RCA © 2021 Recorded Music New Zealand Limited. Any unauthorised copying, reproduction, linking or framing of any information included on this website is strictly prohibited..
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