Top 40 Songs

This Week	Last Week	CD	Artist|Title	Peak Position	Weeks On
1	1		Brandi Carlile The Story G	1	8
2	2		Maroon 5 Makes Me Wonder	2	7
3	3		Chantal Kreviazuk Ghosts Of You P	2	9
4	4		Serena Ryder Weak In The Knees G	1	7
5	5		Wreckers Tennessee G	5	10
6	6		Nelly Furtado All Good Things (Come To An End) G	4	10
7	7		Serena Ryder Good Morning Starshine	7	7
8	8		Dixie Chicks The Neighbor G	8	11
9	9		Fall Out Boy Thnks Fr Th Mmrs G	9	6
10	10		Tori Amos Big Wheel	10	7

This Week	Last Week	Artist|Title	Peak Position	Weeks On
11	15	Dragonette |I Get Around	11	9
12	13	Pink|Nobody Knows	12	13
13	20	Kelly Clarkson|Never Again	13	5
14	11	Mika|Love Today G	7	7
15	16	Amy Millan |Skinny Boy G	15	20
16	19	Dolores O'Riorden|Ordinary Day	16	13
17	21	Sondre Lerche|The Tape	17	6
18	12	Sheryl Crow|Try Not To Remember G	3	16
19	18	Incubus|Dig	18	15
20	17	Arcade Fire |Intervention G	17	19
21	24	Omarionfeaturing Timbaland|Ice Box	21	6
22	26	Audio Club|Somethin' Serious	22	7
23	14	Blue October|X Amount Of Words P	7	13
24	22	Postal Service|We Will Become Silhouettes	21	14
25	28	Shins|Phantom Limb	25	14
26	25	Regina Spektor|Fidelity G	1	15
27	29	Evanescence|Sweet Sacrifice	27	6
28	27	Lucinda Williams|Are You Alright? G	1	10
29	35	Pink|U + Ur Hand [Bimbo Jones Remix]	29	26
30	57	Carrie Underwood|Before He Cheats	30	10
31	23	Mika|Grace Kelly G	3	14
32	34	Peter, Bjorn & John|Young Folks	32	12
33	39	Sheryl Crow|Not Fade Away	33	7
34	new	Melissa McClelland featuring Greg Keelor |Skyway Bridge	34	1
35	30	Arcade Fire |Keep The Car Running G	1	11
36	33	Rob Thomas|Little Wonders	33	14
37	51	Finger Eleven |Paralyzer	37	4
38	32	Papa Roach|Forever G	10	13
39	37	Sophie-Ellis Bextor|Catch You	37	14
40	64	Gwen Stefani|4 In The Morning	40	4
61	94	Fergie|Big Girls Don't Cry	61	2

Falling Out

	Last Week	Artist|Title	Peak Position
	31	My Chemical Romance|Famous Last Words G	30
	36	Hellogoodbye|Here (In Your Arms) G	4
	38	Katherine McPhee|Over It	38
	40	David Usher |The Music P	2

Top 10 Albums

This Week	Last Week	CD	Artist|Title	Peak Position	Weeks On
1	1		Brandi Carlile The Story P Sony BMG	1	5
2	4		David Usher Strange Birds P MapleMusic	1	8
3	2		Tori Amos American Doll Posse Epic	2	2
4	3		Serena Ryder If Your Memory Serves You Well G EMI	1	7
5	new		Bruce Springsteen Greatest Hits Columbia	5	1
6	6		Chantal Kreviazuk Ghost Stories P3 Columbia	1	37
7	5		Sarah Harmer I'm A Mountain P2 Universal	2	30
8	7		Blue October Foiled P Universal	2	44
9	9		Decemberists The Crane Wife P Capitol	1	16
10	11		KT Tunstall Acoustic Extravaganza P Virgin	1	25

The Max Certifications
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		Artist|Title	Format	Certification
		Arcade Fire |Intervention	Song	Gold
		Brandi Carlile|The Story	CD	Platinum
		Fall Out Boy|Thnks Fr Th Mmrs	Song	Gold
		Jann Arden |At Seventeen	Song	Gold
		My Chemical Romance|The Black Parade	CD	Platinum
		Pinkfeaturing Indigo Girls|Dear Mr. President	Song	Platinum

Max Speak

The entire Top 10 remains steady this week which is a chart oddity in itself. The only change within is that Nelly Furtado lost her bullet for All Good Things (Come To An End) (6-6). With that occuring, it can be assumed that #4 is the peak for that song. Should Nelly not regain or pass that peak, she will have had the four singles from Loose peak at numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Melissa McClelland has a third single from her CD Thumbelina's One Night Stand, featuring vocals from Greg Keeloer of Blue Rodeo. The song Skyway Bridge enters the chart at #34, beating the debut position for Passenger 24 but falling short of the #14 entrance for the album's first single You Know I Love You, Baby. Officially, Melissa has had eight songs make The Max chart with three of them peaking at #2 as well as a #1 hit, which was her first with Jaded back in 2004.

Pink returns to her previous peak of #29 this week with U + Ur Hand. Originally, the song hit #29 back in January and eventually fell out of the chart before returning courtesy of the Bimbo Jones Remix, which helped to bring the single back up with the possibility of it surpassing that and making a new high. This week the song logs 26 weeks on the chart as well.

Jann Arden gets a gold single this week with At Seventeen, following the platinum certification for Bring The Boys Home from earlier in the year. However, both songs fall out of the Top 100 this week. But Jann brings a new song into the chart. And by new I mean old. The song is a cover of the 1968 hit Son Of A Peacher Man, originally by Dusty Springfield. Jann's rendition of it enters at #76 this week.

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