Nine Million Bicycles by Katie Melua spent 24 weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number 2 (week 1 of 2006). It entered in week 39 of 2005 and was last in the chart in week 9 of 2006. On points it is number 17 in the 2005 year chart, number 76 in the 2006 year chart and number 37 of the 2000s.
In the Dutch Top 40
week 1, 2006 24weeks in the chart 34entered
week 39, 2005 17year chart 200576year chart 2006 37the 00s
All weeks (24)
- week 39, 2005 34 new
- week 40, 2005 32 ▲ 2
- week 41, 2005 31 ▲ 1
- week 42, 2005 18 ▲ 13
- week 43, 2005 12 ▲ 6
- week 44, 2005 10 ▲ 2
- week 45, 2005 9 ▲ 1
- week 46, 2005 9 =
- week 47, 2005 9 =
- week 48, 2005 9 =
- week 49, 2005 9 =
- week 50, 2005 9 =
- week 51, 2005 3 ▲ 6
- week 52, 2005 3 =
- week 53, 2005 3 =
- week 1, 2006 2 ▲ 1
- week 2, 2006 4 ▼ 2
- week 3, 2006 9 ▼ 5
- week 4, 2006 10 ▼ 1
- week 5, 2006 16 ▼ 6
- week 6, 2006 19 ▼ 3
- week 7, 2006 25 ▼ 6
- week 8, 2006 33 ▼ 8
- week 9, 2006 33 =
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- 29I Cried for You20063 weeks
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
About Nine Million Bicycles by Katie Melua, one sentence per question.
What was the peak position of Nine Million Bicycles in the Dutch Top 40?
Number 2, in week 1 of 2006.
How long was Nine Million Bicycles in the Top 40?
In total 24 weeks, from week 39 of 2005 to week 9 of 2006. That adds up to 633 points (41 minus the position per week).
When did Nine Million Bicycles enter the Top 40?
In week 39 of 2005, at number 34.
How does Nine Million Bicycles rank in the year charts?
On points across all weeks: number 17 in the 2005 year chart, number 76 in the 2006 year chart and number 37 of the 2000s.
Can I listen to Nine Million Bicycles?
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