THIS WEEK IN ARIA CHART HISTORY
Welcome to a new feature of the ARIA Charts web site made especially for music fans looking for a blast from the past.
Each week ARIA steps back in time to see what songs and albums were charting in years gone by.
Do you remember when these songs and artists were topping the charts? Were they one-hit wonders or enduring classics?
Green Day make their debut into the charts across the globe, sparking the revival of punk-music. Oasis head the Brit invasion off the back off their debut album and Korn unleash their self titled debut album, often to be consider the first of the nu-metal genre. Kurt Cobain commited suicide on April 5, leaving behind his band Nirvana and wife and daughter - Courtney Love and Francis Bean.
The charts from this week in history feature some real classics that will bring you back to 1994. . .
FLASHBACK: TOP 10 SINGLES FROM MARCH 8th 1994 
| 1 |
IT'S ALRIGHT |
East 17 |
| 2 |
SAID I LOVED YOU… BUT I LIED |
Michael Bolton |
| 3 |
GIVE IT UP |
Cut 'n' Move |
| 4 |
SLAVE TO THE MUSIC |
Twenty 4 Seven |
| 5 |
WHATTA MAN |
Salt 'N' Pepa |
| 6 |
POWER OF LOVE |
Celine Dion |
| 7 |
ASSHOLE |
Denis Leary |
| 8 |
FEELIN' ALRIGHT |
E.Y.C. |
| 9 |
ALL FOR LOVE |
Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart & Sting |
| 10 |
SING HALLELUJAH |
Dr. Alban |
FLASHBACK: TOP 10 ALBUMS FROM MARCH 8th 1994 
| 1 |
THE ONE THING |
Michael Bolton |
| 2 |
SUPERUNKNOWN / SUPERMOTORFINGER |
Soundgarden |
| 3 |
CRANK |
Hoodoo Gurus |
| 4 |
MUSIC BOX |
Mariah Carey |
| 5 |
UNDER THE PINK |
Tori Amos |
| 6 |
SO FAR SO GOOD |
Bryan Adams |
| 7 |
DEEPER |
Dig (Directions In Groove) |
| 8 |
JANET |
Janet Jackson |
| 9 |
GET ON BOARD |
The Badloves |
| 10 |
PAID VACATION |
Richard Marx |
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