The Official Kerrang! Rock Chart - November 17, 2012

THE OFFICIAL KERRANG! ROCK CHART

It's that time of week again! Here's your chance to find out which of your favourite songs made it into the Official Kerrang! Rock Chart Top 20.

And don't forget, our chart is based on airplay across Kerrang! Radio, Kerrang! TV and actual chart sales complied exclusively by The Official Charts Company.

01. Castle Of Glass - Linkin Park (up 2)
02. Madness - Muse (down 1)
03. Unity - Shinedown (down 1)
04. Stray Heart - Green Day (up 1)
05. Reckless - You Me At Six (up 2)
06. Here Comes My Man - The Gaslight Anthem (down 2)
07. Start The Party - The Blackout (-)
08. Rize Of The Fenix - Tenacious D (up 4)
09. Surprise Surprise - Billy Talent (-)
10. Burn It Down - Linkin Park (up 1)
11. Stingin' Belle - Biffy Clyro (RE-ENTRY)
12. Beekeeper's Daughter - The All-American Rejects (up 5)
13. Trying Not To Love - Nickelback (up 2)
14. Harakiri - Serj Tankian (RE-ENTRY)
15. Days Go By - The Offspring (down 1)
16. '45' - The Gaslight Anthem (up 2)
17. Jesus Walks - Lostprophets (down 7)
18. Legendary Child - Aerosmith (RE-ENTRY)
19. Let Yourself Go - Green Day (down 1)
20. Rumor Mill - We Are The In Crowd (RE-ENTRY)

The Official Kerrang! Rock Chart is broadcast every Saturday from 7pm on Kerrang! TV (Sky 368 and Virgin 342) and Kerrang! Radio.

Posted by Simon at 12:00PM | November 17, 2012

FIRST.

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Posted by kitty kilbey | November 17, 2012 12:26 PM | Reply to this

Ur having a giraffe aint you personally I think mcr should be in the charts boy division if bloody awesome people need taste

Posted by kat | November 17, 2012 12:48 PM | Reply to this

Ur having a giraffe aint you personally I think mcr should be in the charts boy division if bloody awesome people need taste

Posted by kat | November 17, 2012 12:50 PM | Reply to this

This chart is getting more ridiculous.. *cough* The Official Charts Company *cough* clearly are impartial to Muse, Linkin Park and Tenacious D. Not even mentioning old catalogue tracks by Twin Atlantic, All-American Rejects, Paramore and Foo Fighters ALWAYS re-entering the charts. Where are the NEW tracks? Should (old) tracks be moved to recurrent status and just not chart anymore? This is preventing new songs from charting and being discovered by people following this chart. C'Mon KERRANG SORT THIS OUT!!!!!!

Posted by Lucian | November 19, 2012 12:02 PM | Reply to this

It makes me sad to see bands like Linkin Park and Muse on the rock chart of a supposed rock magazine when both have produced poppy albums and have not made a good album in years - and as Lucian said - old tracks re-entering the charts - there should be more new music on the K charts, or at least a separate new music chart, rather than boring us with songs from bands whose albums came out years ago

Posted by Eddie | November 20, 2012 6:29 AM | Reply to this

Posted by Eddie | November 20, 2012 6:42 AM | Reply to this

@Eddie @Lucian

I completely agree with your comments, especially the ones on recent Muse and Linkin Park CDs.

Posted by Ryan | November 20, 2012 8:33 PM | Reply to this

Wots happenin to rock music or am i living in the past & we now live in a world where rock means pop. Crazy horses by the osmands is more rock than some of the (whatever u call it) played on kerrang!

Posted by Andy | November 24, 2012 12:20 AM | Reply to this

Wots happenin to rock music or am i living in the past & we now live in a world where rock means pop. Crazy horses by the osmands is more rock than some of the (whatever u call it) played on kerrang!

Posted by Andy | November 24, 2012 12:22 AM | Reply to this