twostepcub's music chart for September 20, 2013...

Hey gang, Friday is here, and time to run down my top 100 tunes from last week. Robin Thicke holds tight for a tenth week at #1, while Avicii (pictured above) leaps into the top-3. Former big hits by Florida Georgia Line, Pink, Empire Of The Sun, and Frank Turner drop off my chart, while songs by Lady GaGa, Luke Bryan, and Kings Of Leon make the biggest jumps (moves of 10+ places highlighted in red). Let's. Make. Lots of Money!

This Week        Song/Artist (last week's position in parentheses)
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1. Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke f/T.I. & Pharrell Williams (1)
2. Brave - Sara Bareilles (2)
3. Wake Me Up! - Avicii (7)
4. True Love - Pink f/Lily Allen (6)
5. Safe And Sound - Capital Cities (3)
6. Treasure - Bruno Mars (4)
7. Royals - Lorde (9)
8. All Over The Road - Easton Corbin (8)
9. Demons - Imagine Dragons (5)
10. Out Of My League - Fitz & The Tantrums (14)
11. Cups (When I'm Gone) - Anna Kendrick (11)
12. Summertime Sadness - Lana Del Rey vs. Cedric Gervais (16)
13. Bruises - Train f/Ashley Monroe (15)
14. Get Lucky - Daft Punk f/Pharrell Williams (10)
15. Radioactive - Imagine Dragons (13)
16. Redneck Crazy - Tyler Farr (22)
17. Little Bit Of Everything - Keith Urban (21)
18. Love Somebody - Maroon 5 (18)
19. Sweater Weather - The Neighbourhood (19)
20. I Need Your Love - Calvin Harris f/Ellie Goulding (20)
21. Runnin' Outta Moonlight - Randy Houser (17)
22. See You Again - Carrie Underwood (12)
23. Applause - Lady GaGa (47)
24. Point At You - Justin Moore (32)
25. Same Love - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis f/Mary Lambert (29)
26. Vocal - Pet Shop Boys (36)
27. Red Hands - Walk Off The Earth (23)
28. This Is What It Feels Like - Armin van Buuren f/Trevor Guthrie (28)
29. Clarity - Zedd f/Foxes (33)
30. Need U (100%) - Duke Dumont f/AME (30)
31. Everything Has Changed - Taylor Swift f/Ed Sheeran (39)
32. Let Her Go - Passenger (42)
33. Don't Ya - Brett Eldredge (25)
34. I Love It - Icona Pop f/Charli XCX (24)
35. Gone, Gone, Gone - Phillip Phillips (27)
36. Harlem - New Politics (26)
37. Need You Now (How Many Times) - Plumb (41)
38. Stars - Kat Deluna (42)
39. I Got You - Jack Johnson (40)
40. Right Now - Rihanna f/David Guetta (41)
41. Mirrors - Justin Timberlake (31)
42. Goodbye Town - Lady Antebellum (46)
43. Skirt - Kylie Minogue (53)
44. Round Here - Florida Georgia Line (52)
45. Soothe My Soul - Depeche Mode (45)
46. Hey Girl - Billy Currington (51)
47. Mountain Sound - Of Monsters And Men (35)
48. Best I Ever Had - Gavin DeGraw (50)
49. Counting Stars - OneRepublic (56)
50. Roar - Katy Perry (55)
51. Night Train - Jason Aldean (61)
52. Supersoaker - Kings Of Leon (67)
53. Parking Lot Party - Lee Brice (63)
54. Take Me - Tiesto f/Kyler England (69)
55. That's My Kind Of Night - Luke Bryan (79)
56. Ways To Go - Grouplove (62)
57. The Other Side - Jason Derulo (57)
58. We Can't Stop - Miley Cyrus (58)
59. La La La - Naughty Boy f/Sam Smith (59)
60. I Want Crazy - Hunter Hayes (34)
61. Take Back The Night - Justin Timberlake (71)
62. Fire We Make - Alicia Keys & Maxwell (54)
63. Papaoutai - Stromae (64)
64. I Choose U - Timeflies (66)
65. If I Loved You - Delta Rae (65)
66. Hail To The King - Avenged Sevenfold (74)
67. When I See This Bar - Kenny Chesney (72)
68. Mind Your Manners - Pearl Jam (70)
69. It Goes Like This - Thomas Rhett (73)
70. Pompeii - Bastille (85)
71. Burn - Ellie Goulding (81)
72. A Woman's World - Cher (48)
73. Age Ain't A Factor - Jaheim (75)
74. Live For The Night - Krewella (88)
75. It's You - Duck Sauce (89)
76. Mission Bells - Matt Nathanson (76)
77. Still Into You - Paramore (77)
78. Aw Naw - Chris Young (86)
79. Walking On Thin Ice 2013 - Yoko Ono (DEBUT)
80. A Couple Of Forevers - Chrisette Michele (80)
81. Turn The Night Up - Enrique Iglesias (91)
82. Summer Night In July - Robbie Rivera & Kay (87)
83. If So - Atlas Genius (78)
84. Beneath Your Beautiful - Labrinth f/Emeli Sande (94)
85. The One - Tamar Braxton (90)
86. Love Me Again - John Newman (70)
87. 365 Days - ZZ Ward (93)
88. Crash My Party - Luke Bryan (68)
89. Guess What - Cazwell & Luciana (DEBUT)
90. Southern Girl - Tim McGraw (95)
91. Scream For Love - Natali Yura (DEBUT)
92. Mine Would Be You - Blake Shelton (96)
93. Reload - Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash f/John Martin (83)
94. Atmosphere - Kaskade (98)
95. Sonnentanz (Sun Don't Shine) - Klangkarussell (97)
96. Right Place, Right Time - Olly Murs (DEBUT)
97. Take Me Up High - Lady Bunny (DEBUT)
98. There's No Going Back - Sick Puppies (DEBUT)
99. Can't Help - Parachute (DEBUT)
100. Formidable - Stromae (DEBUT)

There are eight debuts on my chart this week (highlighted in blue), and if you click on any of them you'll connect to their official website for more info, tour dates, music, and more. And here they are after the break...

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80-year-old Yoko Ono lands the highest debut on my list at #79 with the second club reworking of her classic "Walking On Thin Ice". She topped the dance chart (and made my chart as well) ten years ago with different mixes of the track...

Gay rapper Cazwell and crass British singer Luciana slam on the chart at #89 with their collaboration "Guess What"...

Newcomer Natali Yura scores her first hit on my chart at #91 with "Scream For Love"...

British hunk Olly Murs gets the fourth song from his latest album to place at #96. It's the title track, "Right Place, Right Time"...

The second gay artist to make a debut this week is drag superstar and Wigstock legend Lady Bunny with her first big dance hit "Take Me Up High" at #97. C'mon gays support Lady and Cazwell already!

Australian hard rock band Sick Puppies return at #98 with "There's No Going Back"...

Pop/rock band Parachute are a nice alternative to Maroon 5, and they arrive at #99 with their newest, "Can't Help"...

The final entry of the week at #100 belongs to Belgian singer/songwriter Stromae, who already is in at #63 with "Papaoutai"; now he's also in with "Formidable"...

Thanks for stopping by, and I'll be back tomorrow with my five-part "chart sweeps" of the new music making the Billboard singles charts. Cheers!