2000 Sound: 5th March. Mandy Moore's sugar sweet "Candy" reaches top 5

Welcome to another wild week on the chart because geezus christ, the top ten is a mess. Well except for the top where "Bloke" by Chris Franklin spends a second week at number one, it held off a challenge from "S Club Party" by S Club 7  which rose two places to number two but it's doubtful either song will be at the top next week as both are starting to wobble on sales.

However they are not vulnerable to former chart toppers  "Mascara" by Killing Heidi", which felling one place to number three, and "I Try" by Macy Gray as it fall one place to four.

However a song that is emerging as a surprise player for the top spot is Mandy Moore's song "Candy" which rose nine places to number five. Keep an eye on this one, folks. 

Eiffel 65 moved sales with "Move Your Body" up one to number six as it pushed "Steal My Sunshine" by Len down one place to seven

Now all the movement hit "Pure Shores" by All Saints hard as it fell three places to number eight while Jessica Simpson returns to the top ten with "I Wanna Love You Forever" up three places to number nine.

Finally Vanessa Amorosi drops two places this week with "Absolutely Everybody" at number ten.

Gains

Moby's strange run on the chart continues as "Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad" leapt from 50 last week to 34 and was the biggest mover up this week

Shaft's "(Muho Mambo) Sway" which rose sixteen spots to 30 while there's a rebound for Santana's massive US smash with Rob Thomas which rose twelve places to 24

Live's "Run to the Water" is up nine places to 40.

Two songs broke into the top twenty this week with "All the Small things" by Blink 182 up from 21 to 15 this week and "I Need to Know" by Marc Anthony up eight places to 20.

Re Entries

The Red Hot Chilli Peppers have the first of our two re-entries with "Otherside" back at 42 while Celine Dion's "That's the Way It is" is back at 49.

Losers

Some huge losers this week with Five's "Keep on Movin'": not moving in the right direction as it took a tumble from 34 to 47.

Shania Twain's "Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)" hit the skids as it dropped eleven places to 43.

Blessed Union of Souls pretty good "Hey Leonardo (She Likes Me for Me)" took a hard hit as it plunged from 25 to 38 while Savage Garden's "Affirmation" ,lost some of it's belief as it nose dived from 22 to 35

New Entries

The new entries aren't as wild this week with Smashing Pumpkins landing the biggest debut of the week with "Stand Inside Your Love" at number 31.

Area-7's new single is in at 37 and it's called "Start Making Sense" while finally there's a new Australian female singer hitting the chart at number 41, it's Leah Haywood with "We Think It's Love"