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Coldplay are the 10th most played artist of the decade in the UK!

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source:NME.com

 

Madonna was the most-played artist in the UK during the last decade.

 

The singer topped the People's Artist Chart, a poll compiled by PPL for BBC Radio 2.

 

The run-down - which was compiled using data from broadcast airplay and public performance in pubs, clubs, restaurants and other businesses - was revealed on the station this afternoon (April 5).

 

The Beatles came in at Number Two in the chart, while the Sugababes were the only group in the chart who emerged during the last decade.

 

The Top Ten of the People's Artist Chart was:

 

1. Madonna

2. The Beatles

3. Robbie Williams

4. Queen

5. Take That

6. Sugababes

7. Elton John

8. Elvis Presley

9. Abba

10. Coldplay

Robbie williams, 3rd!!!

This is not good Coldplay got on the list, just means the overplayed and everyone ends up hating the track.

wow coldplay on the same list as Queen, Elthon John, The Beatles and Elvis...!!! Madonna 1st!!!

thanks for sharing

hmmm...i'd say that with the exception of Sugababes & Coldplay & Robbie Williams, the pattern is that the majority are bands/artists who have a huge music back catalogue & have been popular for decades (by now). & generally of the mainstream pop variety. interesting.

Those Brits are crazy! Coldplay should be #1 and that over-rated cougar Madonna should go and retire to the Kabbalah farm! I guess this is no surprise..coming from the country that brought us Simon Cowell and that stupid show where Susan Boyle came in at #2!

Well I know I'm probably gonna get criticised but I'm pleased that Robbie and Take That are in there :lipsrsealed2: :D

 

I'll go and hide somehere now...

 

Obviously The Beatles deserve to be in there, I'm not a Madonna fan so I don't really care about her tbh :shrug:

Robbie williams, 3rd!!!

This is not good Coldplay got on the list, just means the overplayed and everyone ends up hating the track.

 

yeah thats kinda true..

 

BUT HOW CAN THE SUGABABES BE MORE PLAYED THAN COLDPLAY:inquisitive:

yeah thats kinda true..

 

BUT HOW CAN THE SUGABABES BE MORE PLAYED THAN COLDPLAY:inquisitive:

 

I don't have any idea to figure out the reasons why :dozey:

That list show that Chris Martin deserves to be recognised like Best Frontman more than Liam Gallagher!!!:cool4:

That list show that Chris Martin deserves to be recognised like Best Frontman more than Liam Gallagher!!!:cool4:

 

Anyone could beat Liam...a dog has more charisma... :P

 

Good news!! With Queen, and the Beatles :rolleyes:

But Madonna??

Yay! They were the 10th most overplayed artist of the decade! :dozey:

Well, I don't know how the things in UK works... So, I think the 10th place is very good!!

Here in Brazil, a 10th place of the decade to Coldplay will be the most extraordinary event!!:laugh3:

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Considering not only the other names in the chart but also those missing, I think it's a great position!

 

They are ahead of the likes of Rolling stones, U2, Oasis, Radiohead, Snow Patrol, Keane, Red hot chili peppers...

I think it's a great result :)

 

Two things suprise me: Madonna ahead of The Beatles (... no comment ...) and Elvis Presley's 8th position! I hardly hear any of his songs on the radio, at what time do they pass him??

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