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AMERICAN IDOL SEASON 8 & 9 - S8 LIVE TOUR & S9 AUDITIONS
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heheh muka adam masa burung tuh hinggap atas bahu dia |
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giler terer mamat ni pakai mekap...pakai maskara pun pro giler...ai kalu pakai maskara mesti comot2...tu tgk cermin...mek adam ni takde cermin pun elok jer pakai |
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giler terer mamat ni pakai mekap...pakai maskara pun pro giler...ai kalu pakai maskara mesti comot2. ...
lake Post at 30-4-2010 22:17 
Akak kalau pakai mascara; separuh hari dah macam racoon |
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Here are the 26 songs by American Idol contestants to sell 1 million or more digital copies. The tally is the sales total through this week.
1. Jordin Sparks & Chris Brown, "No Air," 3,127,000. This was the second single from Sparks' eponymous debut album. It's the only billed collaboration featuring an Idol contestant to top the 1 million mark. Hot 100 peak: #3.
2. Carrie Underwood, "Before He Cheats," 2,986,000. This was the third single from Underwood's debut album, Some Hearts. It brought Underwood her second consecutive Grammy for Best Female Country Vocal Performance. Hot 100 peak: #8.
3. Kelly Clarkson, "My Life Would Suck Without You," 2,311,000. Max Martin and Dr. Luke co-wrote and co-produced this piece of ear candy, which was the first single from Clarkson's fourth album, All I Ever Wanted. The two men had previously created her hits "Since U Been Gone" and "Behind These Hazel Eyes." Hot 100 peak: #1.
4. Kelly Clarkson, "Since U Been Gone," 2,235,000. This turbo-charged smash was the second single from Clarkson's sophomore album, Breakaway. It brought Clarkson a Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and helped clinch her victory for Best Pop Vocal Album (over Paul McCartney, no less). Hot 100 peak: #2.
5. Daughtry, "It's Not Over," 2,103,000. This was the first single from the band's eponymous debut album. Daughtry is the only Idol contestant to top the 1 million mark as part of a band. Hot 100 peak: #4.
6. Jordin Sparks, "Tattoo," 2,070,000. Stargate produced and co-wrote this mid-tempo ballad, which was the first single from Sparks' debut album. (Stargate also did the honors on Elliott Yamin's "Wait For You.") Hot 100 peak: #8.
7. Daughtry, "Home," 1,966,000. This was the second single from the band's debut album. Daughtry wrote the tender ballad, which was later used as the farewell theme on Idol. "Home" is the only million-seller by an Idol contestant that was written solely by the contestant. Hot 100 peak: #5.
8. David Archuleta, "Crush," 1,918,000. Dave Hodges, who co-wrote Clarkson's "Because Of You," also co-wrote this smash. This was the first single from Archuleta's eponymous debut album. Hot 100 peak: #2.
9. Carrie Underwood, "Jesus, Take The Wheel," 1,672,000. This dramatic ballad was the first single from Some Hearts (not counting Underwood's coronation song, "Inside Your Heaven"). It brought Underwood her first Grammy for Best Female Country Vocal Performance. It also helped her win for Best New Artist. Hot 100 peak: #20.
10. Kelly Clarkson, "Because Of You," 1,465,000. Clarkson co-wrote this song with Dave Hodges and Ben Moody, former members of Evanescence. The two men produced the single, which was the fourth hit from Breakaway. Clarkson teamed with Reba McEntire to record a new version for Reba Duets in 2007. Hot 100 peak: #7.
11. Jordin Sparks, "Battlefield," 1,444,000. Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic co-wrote and co-produced this hit, which was the first single (and title track) from Sparks' sophomore album. It was her fourth single in a row to sell 1 million digital copies. Hot 100 peak: #10.
12. Kelly Clarkson, "Breakaway," 1,413,000. Avril Lavigne co-wrote this song, but didn't include it on her debut album. Grammy-winning producer John Shanks oversaw Clarkson's version, which became the first single from her sophomore album. It was also featured in the movie The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement. Hot 100 peak: #6.
13. Jordin Sparks, "One Step At A Time," 1,377,000. Robbie Nevil, who had a top five hit in 1987 with "C'est La Vie," co-wrote and co-produced this song, which was the third single from Sparks' debut album. Hot 100 peak: #17.
14. Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying," 1,350,000. This was the first single from Allen's eponymous debut album. The song was originally recorded by the Irish band The Script. Two members of the band co-wrote the song. Hot 100 peak: #18.
15. Kelly Clarkson, "Already Gone," 1,344,000. Ryan Tedder came up with the basic track for this song, which Clarkson fleshed out. But when Clarkson later heard Beyonce's "Halo," another Tedder project, she complained that the underlying track was too similar. This was the third single from All I Ever Wanted. Hot 100 peak: #13.
16. David Cook, "The Time Of My Life," 1,328,000. This was Cook's coronation song. It was heard at the 2008 Summer Olympics and was later featured on Cook's eponymous debut album. Hot 100 peak: #3.
17. Carrie Underwood, "Cowboy Casanova," 1,311,000. Underwood co-wrote this song with Brett James, who co-wrote "Jesus, Take The Wheel," and hip-hop producer Mike Elizondo. This was the first single from Underwood's third album, Play On. Hot 100 peak: #11.
18. Kelly Clarkson, "Behind These Hazel Eyes," 1,310,000. Clarkson co-wrote this song with Max Martin and Dr. Luke. This was the third single from Breakaway. Hot 100 peak: #6.
19. Daughtry, "Over You," 1,273,000. Chris Daughtry co-wrote this song with Brian Howes, who went on to co-write "Light On" for David Cook. This was the third consecutive million-seller from the band's debut album. Hot 100 peak: #18.
20. Carrie Underwood, "All-American Girl," 1,191,000. This was the second single from Underwood's sophomore album, Carnival Ride. The video shows various life paths available to women, from mom, nurse and ballerina to police officer, soldier and President of the United States. Hot 100 peak: #27.
21. Elliott Yamin, "Wait For You," 1,113,000. Stargate, which produced and co-wrote Jordin Sparks' "Tattoo," also created this ballad hit. This was the first single from Yamin's eponymous debut album. Yamin finished third in Season 5. Hot 100 peak: #13.
22. Kelly Clarkson, "Never Again," 1,106,000. This song, with its echoes of Alanis Morissette and Pat Benatar, was the first single from Clarkson's third album, My December. It was her sixth consecutive single to become a digital million-seller. Hot 100 peak: #8.
23. Kelly Clarkson, "Walk Away," 1,094,000. Clarkson co-wrote this song with Kara DioGuardi and two other writers. This was the fifth (and final) single from Breakaway. All five of these hits were digital million-sellers. Hot 100 peak: #12.
24. David Cook, "Light On," 1,074,000. This was the first single from Cook's debut album (not counting his coronation song). Chris Cornell, who gained fame as the front man for Soundgarden and Audioslave, co-wrote the song with Brian Howes. Grammy-winning producer Rob Cavallo supervised the track. Hot 100 peak: #17.
25. Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me," 1,061,000. Pink recorded this song for her Funhouse album, but it didn't make the final cut. Max Martin and Shellback, who co-wrote the song with Pink, produced Lambert's version, which the second single from his debut album, For Your Entertainment. Hot 100 peak: #10 (so far).
26. Kellie Pickler, "Best Days Of Your Life," 1,011,000. Pickler and Taylor Swift co-wrote this song, which was the second single from Pickler's eponymous sophomore album. Swift also sings background vocals and appears in the video. Pickler finished sixth in Season 5. This was a top 10 country hit. Hot 100 peak: #46.
The Fine Print: Contestants from the first few seasons of the show were at a disadvantage in making this list because there were no million-sellers in the digital world until October 2005. Songs released before then (such as Clarkson's first hits from Breakaway) have subsequently topped the 1 million mark, but it's harder for them because they peaked on the charts before digital sales really took off.
Physical singles were still available in the early years of Idol, so I checked gold and platinum certifications by the Recording Industry Assn. of America. Clay Aiken's 2003 hit "This Is The Night" was certified platinum (signifying shipments of 1 million physical copies).
Four other physical singles by Idol contestants were certified gold (signifying shipments of 500,000 copies). These were Clarkson's 2002 hit "A Moment Like This," Ruben Studdard's 2003 hit "Flying Without Wings," and dueling 2005 recordings of "Inside Your Heaven" by Underwood and Bo Bice.
Aiken was the Season 2 runner-up. Studdard was that season's winner. Bice was the Season 4 runner-up. |
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As for Idol alumnae, Carrie Underwood remained the top seller (No. 25 on The Billboard 200) with Play On. Also staying in The Billboard 200: Adam Lambert (No. 61), Daughtry (No. 96), Danny Gokey (No. 133) and Jason Castro (No. 137).
Various, Now That's What I Call Music! 33 (30,000, -17 percent, 424,000 total)
Carrie Underwood, Play On (15,000, -19 percent, 1.5 million)
Glee Cast, Glee: The Music, Vol. 1 (11,000, -10 percent, 810,000)
Glee Cast, Glee: The Music, Vol. 2 (9,000 -10 percent, 604,000)
Adam Lambert, For Your Entertainment (8,000, -23 percent, 623,000)
Daughtry, Leave This Town (5,000, -7 percent, 1.035 million)
Various, WOW Hits 2010 (5,000, +6 percent, 357,000)
Various, Now That's What I Call Music! 32 (5,000, -9 percent, 888,000)
Kidz Bop Kids, Kidz Bop 17 (4,000, -6 percent, 195,000)
Danny Gokey, My Best Days (4,000, -7 percent, 143,000)
Jason Castro, Jason Castro (4,000, -43 percent, 31,000)
Various, Now That's What I Call Country, Vol. 2 (3,000, -5 percent, 281,000)
Mandisa, Freedom (2,000, +85 percent, 102,000)
Various, Now That's What I Call Faith (2,000, -4 percent, 16,000)
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/idolchatter/index |
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Adam Lambert continued to have the top-selling Idol track, as Whataya Want From Me topped 52,000 for the week. Carrie Underwood's Undo It saw a week-over-week increase of 23 percent. And keep an eye on Before He Cheats: It looks to be three to four weeks away from reaching the three-million sales plateau.
Adam Lambert, Whataya Want From Me (52,000, -39 percent, 1.103 million)
Kris Allen, Live Like We're Dying (22,000, -19 percent, 1.372 million)
Carrie Underwood, Temporary Home (18,000, -30 percent, 441,000)
Daughtry, Life After You (15,000, -12 percent, 676,000)
Carrie Underwood, Cowboy Casanova (11,000, -23 percent, 1.321 million)
Kelly Clarkson, All I Ever Wanted (9,000, -11 percent, 89,000)
Carrie Underwood, Undo It (5,000, +23 percent, 90,000)
Carrie Underwood, Before He Cheats (5,000, -13 percent, 2.99 million)
Carrie Underwood, All-American Girl (4,000, -12 percent, 1.195 million)
Kellie Pickler, Best Days of Your Life (3,000, -11 percent, 1.014 million)
Danny Gokey, My Best Days Are Ahead of Me (3,000, -7 percent, 97,000) |
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Adam Lambert, Whataya Want From Me (52,000, -39 percent, 1.103 million)
Kris Allen, Live Like We're Dying (22,000, -19 percent, 1.372 million)
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Adam Lambert, Whataya Want From Me (52,000, -39 percent, 1.103 million)
Kris Allen, Live Like We're ...
alyssasarah Post at 9-5-2010 10:46
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The Billboard 200 chart.
Several Idols also had better weeks, with Carrie Underwood, Adam Lambert, Daughtry, Danny Gokey and Mandisa among those seeing double-digit percentage increases over the previous week.
Various, Now That's What I Call Music! 33 (29,000, -5 percent, 453,000 total)
Carrie Underwood, Play On (19,000, +32 percent, 1.519 million)
Glee Cast, Glee: The Music, Vol. 1 (13,000, +26 percent, 823,000)
Glee Cast, Glee: The Music, Vol. 2 (12,000, +24 percent, 615,000)
Adam Lambert, For Your Entertainment (9,000, +22 percent, 632,000)
Daughtry, Leave This Town (7,000, +24 percent, 1.042 million)
Various, WOW Hits 2010 (6,000, +22 percent, 363,000)
Danny Gokey, My Best Days (5,000, +31 percent, 148,000)
Various, Now That's What I Call Music! 32 (4,000, -1 percent, 892,000)
Kidz Bop Kids, Kidz Bop 17 (4,000, -10 percent, 199,000)
Jason Castro, Jason Castro (4,000, -12 percent, 34,000)
Mandisa, Freedom (3,000, +32 percent, 105,000)
Various, Now That's What I Call Faith (2,000, +4 percent, 18,000) |
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Adam Lambert continues to have the best-selling Idol track with Whataya Want From Me, according to Nielsen SoundScan. And, other than Carrie Underwood's new single, Undo It -- sales of which jumped 141 percent week-over-week -- most of the top-selling Idol tracks saw decreases or tiny gains.
Adam Lambert, Whataya Want From Me (43,000, -17 percent, 1.146 million)
Kris Allen, Live Like We're Dying (19,000, -12 percent, 1.391 million)
Carrie Underwood, Temporary Home (13,000, -25 percent, 455,000)
Daughtry, Life After You (12,000, -15 percent, 688,000)
Carrie Underwood, Undo It (12,000, +141 percent, 102,000)
Carrie Underwood, Cowboy Casanova (10,000, -12 percent, 1.33 million)
Kelly Clarkson, All I Ever Wanted (9,000, -10 percent, 97,000)
Carrie Underwood, Before He Cheats (4,000, -4 percent, 2.995 million)
Carrie Underwood, All-American Girl (3,000, -6 percent, 1.198 million)
Danny Gokey, My Best Days Are Ahead of Me (3,000, +3 percent, 100,000)
Kellie Pickler, Best Days of Your Life (2,000, -9 percent, 1.017 million)
Carrie Underwood, Change (3,000, -80 percent, 70,000)
Carrie Underwood, Jesus, Take the Wheel (3,000, -5 percent, 1.678 million) |
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kat set video baru adam  hmy3:
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mcm mythical creatures lak kan...i'm so excited for this video |
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Post time 30-4-2010 08:05 PM
) sempat ler ai isi sekejap lepas bertungkus lumus cari apa2 yg patut...insurance statement, borang EC, resit laptop, resit medical emak mak semua...
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