Music charts

Sun., April 17, 2005

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Top Singles

1. “Candy Shop” 50 Cent

2. “Hate It or Love It”The Game

3. “Since U Been Gone”Kelly Clarkson

4. “Lonely” Akon

5. “Obsession (No Es Amor)”Frankie J

6. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”

Green Day

7. “Disco Inferno” 50 Cent

8. “1 Thing” Amerie

9. “Lonely No More” Rob Thomas

10. “Hollaback Girl” Gwen Stefani

Top Albums

1. “The Massacre” 50 Cent

2. “The First Lady” Faith Evans

3. “Guero”Beck

4. “Now 18” Various Artists

5. “Pleasure & Pain” 112

6. “Lost and Found” Will Smith

7. “American Idiot” Green Day

8. “The B. Coming” Beanie Sigel

9. “Now What” Lisa Marie Presley

10. “In Between Dreams” Jack Johnson

Mainstream Rock Tracks

1. “Be Yourself” Audioslave

2. “Happy?” Mudvayne

3. “Sooner or Later” Breaking Benjamin

4. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”

Green Day

5. “The Clincher” Chevelle

6. “The Hand That Feeds” Nine Inch Nails

7. “Home” Three Days Grace

8. “Holiday” Green Day

9. “Burning Bright” Shinedown

10. “No Surprise”Theory of a Deadman

Hot Country Singles

1. “Anything But Mine” Kenny Chesney

2. “That’s What I Love About Sunday” Craig Morgan

3. “It’s Getting Better All the Time” Brooks & Dunn

4. “Gone” Montgomery Gentry

5. “My Give a Damn’s Busted”

Jo Dee Messina

6. “Baby Girl” Sugarland

7. “Homewrecker”Gretchen Wilson

8. “If Heaven” Andy Griggs

9. “Honky Tonk U”Toby Keith

10. “What’s a Guy Gotta Do” Joe Nichols

Top Country Albums

1. “The Right to Bare Arms”

Larry the Cable Guy

2. “Feels Like Today”Rascal Flatts

3. “Here for the Party”Gretchen Wilson

4. “Greatest Hits” Shania Twain

5. “Be As You Are: Songs From An Old Blue Chair” Kenny Chesney

6. “Live Like You Were Dying” Tim McGraw

7. “Totally Country Vol. 4”Various Artists

8. “When the Sun Goes Down”

Kenny Chesney

9. “Be Here” Keith Urban

10. “Twice the Speed of Life” Sugarland

Hot Adult Contemporary

1. “Breakaway” Kelly Clarkson

2. “Heaven” Los Lonely Boys

3. “Daughters” John Mayer

4. “Live Like You Were Dying”Tim McGraw

5. “Home” Michael Buble

6. “She Will Be Loved”Maroon5

7. “Give a Little Bit” Goo Goo Dolls

8. “In My Daughter’s Eyes”

Martina McBride

9. “You’ll Think of Me”Keith Urban

10. “I’ll Be Around”Daryl Hall/John Oates

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