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4 Drop It Like It's Hot SNOOP DOGG FT KW 47/48/2004 Plz LW WoC Title Artist Distribution PP 1 ➔ 1 4 Drop It Like It’s Hot SNOOP DOGG FT. PHARRELL Geffen/UNIVERSAL 1 2 ▲ NEW 0 Hey Now XZIBIT Columbia/SONY MUSIC 2 3 ▲ 5 10 It’s Hot THE BEATNUTS Penalty/IMPORT 3 4 ▲ 7 4 Locked Up AKON Universal/UNIVERSAL 4 5 ▲ 8 2 Sex, Love, Money / Ghetto Rock MOS DEF Geffen/UNIVERSAL 5 6 ➔ 6 10 Find Us THE BEATNUTS FT. AKON Penalty/IMPORT 6 7 ▲ 28 6 The Show METHOD MAN Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 7 8 ▼ 3 6 I Don’t Care THE ROOTS MCA/UNIVERSAL 3 9 ▲ NEW 0 Lose My Breath DESTINYS CHILD Columbia/SONY MUSIC 9 10 ▲ 24 8 Real Gangstaz MOBB DEEP FT. LIL JON Jive/BMG ARIOLA 10 11 ▼ 2 4 I Try TALIB KWELI FT. MARY J. BLIGE Rawkus/UNIVERSAL 2 12 ▲ NEW 0 Boston ED.O.G. & PETE ROCK Fat Beats/IMPORT 12 13 ▼ 9 2 The Grind Date / Shopping Bags DE LA SOUL Sanctuary/BMG ARIOLA 9 14 ▲ 18 8 It’s A Love Thing PETE ROCK FT. C.L. SMOOTH & DENOSH Rapster / Bbe/SSD 6 15 ▲ 21 10 Superior GENTLEMAN Four Music 12 16 ▼ 11 2 Tamale Rmxs MR. VEGAS FT. FAT JOE & FATMAN SCOOP Delicious Vinyl/UNIVERSAL 11 17 ▲ 40 2 Muthaf*cka XZIBIT Columbia/SONY MUSIC 17 18 ▲ 26 10 Friends EP BIZ MARKIE Groove Attack/MM MEDIA 2 19 ▼ 10 6 Break U Off KOOL KEITH FT. KUTMASTA KURT Treshold / Funky Ass/IMPORT 10 20 ▲ NEW 0 Club Etiquette / Built To Last DEFARI FT. TUFFY ABB/IMPORT 20 21 ▼ 20 2 Danger Zone EPMD Nervous/IMPORT 20 22 ➔ RE 2 Hush LL COOL J Def Jam/UNIVERSAL 22 23 ➔ RE 4 The Champ Is Here (Time’s Up RMX ) JADAKISS FT. NATE DOGG Interscope/UNIVERSAL 23 24 ➔ RE 2 Stand Up Tall DIZZEE RASCAL XL/EDEL 24 25 ▼ 17 8 Who Gonna Be A Star BRAND NUBIAN Babygrande /IMPORT 14 26 ➔ RE 4 Jesus Walks (RMX) KAYNE WEST FT. MASE Roc-A-Fella/UNIVERSAL 23 27 ▲ NEW 0 U Haul ANGIE STONE J Records/BMG ARIOLA 27 28 ▲ NEW 0 Global Lockdown: The Locked Up Remixes AKON SRC/UNIVERSAL 28 29 ▼ 12 8 Alt EP (Remixes) TEXTA FT. BLUMENTOPF Tontraeger/HOANZL 12 30 ➔ RE 6 Beautiful KOOLADE FT. MASTA ACE Abb/IMPORT 8 31 ▲ NEW 0 Wonderfull JA RULE FT. R.KELLY & ASHANTI The Inc Records/UNIVERSAL 31 32 ▲ 36 8 How Come D 12 Shady /UNIVERSAL 25 33 ▲ NEW 0 The Food COMMON Echelon/IMPORT 33 34 ➔ RE 4 Cave In GURU Traffic/IMPORT 34 35 ▲ NEW 0 Rugged Wid’ It DJ MENTA FT. ROOTS MANUVA & SEANIE T Beat Asylum Recordings/IMPORT 35 36 ▼ 29 8 Pop Idol BLADE 691 Influental/IMPORT 15 37 ➔ 85 2 1976 RJD2 Def Jux/IMPORT 37 38 ▼ 33 2 Old Man MASTA KILLA FT. WU TANG CLAN Nature Sounds/IMPORT 33 39 ▼ 38 2 Just Lose It EMINEM Interscope/UNIVERSAL 38 40 ▲ NEW 0 Oye Mi Canto N.O.R.E. FT DADDY YANKEE, NINA SKY,GEM STAR & BIG MATO Roc-A-Fella/UNIVERSAL 40 (Plz=place this week, LW=last week, WoC=weeks on charts, PP= peak position) Bullets: B 1 Balla Baby CHINGY Capitol/CAPITOL B 2 Boyz N Tha Hood DAZ FT. NATE DOGG Zomba/BMG ARIOLA B 3 Breathe FABOLOUS Atlantic/WARNER B 4 Breath, Stretch, Shake MASE FT. P. DIDDY Bad Boy/UNIVERSAL B 5 Tilt Ya Head Back NELLY & CHRISTINA AGUILERA Reel/UNIVERSAL B 6 Tempted To Touch RUPEE Atlantic/WARNER B 7 Warum? SAMY DELUXE Deluxe /CAPITOL B 8 Oh My God (RMX) TONY SUNSHINE FT. FAT JOE & REMY Jive/BMG ARIOLA B 9 Let’s Go TRICK DADDY FT. LIL’ JON & TWISTA Slip N Slide/WARNER B 10 Been Around The World ZENA FT. VYBZ KARTEL Mercury/UNIVERSAL 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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