Newcomer Myles Smith hits the top spot this week with "Stargazing"! Beach Weather and The Killers go Top Ten, and we have debuts from Franz Ferdinand, The Heavy Heavy... and the All-American Rejects are back! They've got a rockin' remake of an old Harvey Danger song that you need to check out by listening to 90.5 WERG. Enjoy Fall Break!
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2 1 Myles Smith/Stargazing (Sony Music)
3 2 Jack White/That’s How I’m Feeling (No Name; Third Man)
4 3 Sum 41/Dopamine (Heaven :x: Hell; Rise)
7 4 Linkin Park/The Emptiness Machine (From Zero; Warner Brothers)
9 5 Imagine Dragons/Wake Up (Loom; Interscope)
8 6 Neon Trees/Bad Dreams (Sink Your Teeth; Round Hill)
1 7 AWOLNation/Panoramic View (The Phantom Five; Better Noise)
11 8 The Killers/Bright Lights (Island)
6 9 Cage the Elephant/Rainbow (Neon Pill; RCA)
13 10 Beach Weather/High in Low Places (Melt; Arista Records)
15 11 Smashing Pumpkins/Sighommi (Aghori Mhori Mei; Thirty Tigers)
14 12 Clairo/Sexy to Someone (Charm; Clairo Records)
16 13 Dexter and the Moonrocks/Sad in Carolina (Severance Records)
18 14 Blink 182/All in My Head (One More Time… Part 2; Columbia)
10 15 The Offspring/Make It All Right (Supercharged; Concord)
20 16 Beabadoobee/Beaches (This Is How Tomorrow Moves; Dirty Hit)
22 17 Palaye Royale/Showbiz (Death or Glory; Sumerian)
19 18 Almost Monday/Can’t Slow Down (Hollywood Records)
24 19 Green Day/Bobby Sox (Saviors; Reprise)
21 20 Hozier/Nobody’s Soldier (Unaired; Rubyworks)
5 21 Mondo Cozmo/Wild Horses (It’s Principle!; Last Gang)
-- 22 Franz Ferdinand/Audacious (Audacious; Domino Record Company)
26 23 The Ramona Flowers/Dangerous (Dangerous; Distiller Records)
30 24 David Kushner/Darkerside (The Dichotomy)
28 25 The Marias/Run Your Mouth (Submarine; Nice Life Recording Company)
-- 26 All-American Rejects/Flagpole Sitta (Flagpole Sitta; Doghouse Records)
29 27 Foster the People/See You in the Afterlife (Paradise State of Mind; Atlantic)
12 28 Shaboozey/Tipsy (Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going; Republic)
-- 29 The Heavy Heavy/Miracle Sun (One of a Kind; ATO Records)
23 30 Eddie Vedder/Save It for Later (Universal)
#1 ON THE WERG CHARTS
Last Year (2023): Fall-Out Boy/We Didn’t Start the Fire (So Much for Stardust; Fueled by Ramen)
5 Years Ago (2019): Illenium/Good Things Fall Apart (Ascend; Capitol)
10 Years Ago (2014): Weezer/Back to the Shack (Everything Will Be All Right in the End; Republic Records)
15 Years Ago (2009): Dave Matthews Band/Why I Am (Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King; RCA)
20 Years Ago (2004): The Scissor Sisters/Take Your Mama (Scissor Sisters; Universal)
25 Years Ago (1999): Bush/The Chemicals Between Us (The Science of Things; Trauma Records)
30 Years Ago (1994): R.E.M./What’s the Frequency, Kenneth? (Monster; Warner Brothers)
35 Years Ago (1989): Big Audio Dynamite/James Brown (Megatop Phoenix; CBS Records)
40 Years Ago (1984): U2/Pride (In the Name of Love) (The Unforgettable Fire; Island Records)
45 Years Ago (1979): Little River Band/Lonesome Loser (First Under the Wire; Capitol)
50 Years Ago (1974): Billy Preston/Nothing from Nothing (The Kids & Me; A&M)
UPCOMING ALBUM RELEASES:
Oct 11: The Offspring/Supercharged (Concord)
Oct 18: Bishop Briggs/Tell My Therapist I’m Fine (Terry Eighteen, Inc.)
Oct 25: Bastille/ & (Universal Music Operations)
Beach Weather/Melt (Arista)
Nov 15: Linkin Park/From Zero (Warner)
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