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Which group had the most titles in the Top 50?

Black Eyed Peas. The Black Eyed Peas had three hits from their album "Monkey Business" to make the Top 50. They were "Don't Phunk With My Heart" (Number 10), "Don't Lie" (Number 48) and an amazing success "My Humps" (Number 44) which was in the charts for only six weeks.

Which of these songs were NOT in the top FIVE?

"Nasty Girl" by Nitty. "Nasty Girl" came in at number eight.

Whose "Greatest Hits/Best Of" Album was the highest ranked over the year?

Robbie Williams. Robbie Williams "Greatest Hits" was at number 11. His 2005 album "Intensive Care" was also inside the top 25 Albums.

"Tea and Sympathy" was a debut album for who?

Bernard Fanning. Bernard Fanning, lead singer of Powderfinger released his debut solo album "Tea and Sympathy". It ended at number 24 on the Albums End of year Charts.

Who sang "Das Kleine Krokodil"?

Schnappi. Schnappi sang the amazingly successful "Das Kleine Krokodil", ending at number three on the Dance Charts.

Which Australian band had their hit "Voodoo Child"?

Rogue Traders. Rogue Trader's had a big break producing "Voodoo Child" on their newest album "Here Come The Drums". "Voodoo Child" was number 20 in the overall charts.

Tammin Sursok comes from which Australian television show?

Home and Away. Sursok began her music career recently, and her first album was a success for the year.

Which band produced the Number One selling music DVD?

AC/DC. AC/DC's "The Family Jewels" was at number One beating The Eagles who had numbers Two and Four.

What was the number One SINGLE?

"The Prayer" by Anthony Callea. Yet again, an Australian Idol holds top spot on the singles chart.

What was the Number One album?

"The Sound of White" by Missy Higgins. Missy Higgins continued on yet again after her remarkable success late in 2004.