Both Muse and Lily Allen have held on to the number one slot in the album and singles chart respectively.
In the albums, Radiohead’s Thom Yorke charted at three with his debut solo LP ‘The Eraser’, while the Guillemots flew in at 17 with ‘Through The Windowpane.’
The Kooks, Snow Patrol, The Zutons and Keane all maintained their grip on the top ten.
New entries of note in the singles chart are James Dean Bradfield’s ‘That’s No Way To Tell A Lie’ at 19 and Dirty Pretty Things’ ‘Deadwood’ at 20.
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