The 2005 charts go indie and we count down the 10 biggest tracks from iPod ads (30 Apr 2005)

Join host and 2000s pop music lover Samuel Spencer for another week of the top 40 biggest selling songs of this week in 2005.

That means talking about Elvis' death all over again, and thinking about the conspiracy theories that say he's still alive. It means reviewing a deluge of new indie bands including The Cribs, Editors and Hard-Fi. And it means celebrating the 20th anniversary of Jerk It Out by the Caesars making the chart by counting down the 10 songs that had the most success after appearing on an iPod ad, from The Ting Tings to U2.

We're also talking about the following chart pop music from 2005:

Akon - Locked Up

Basement Jaxx - Oh My Gosh

Bodyrockers - I Like the Way

Caesars - Jerk It Out

Ciara feat. Missy Elliott - 1 2 Step

The Cribs - Hey Scenesters

Editors - Munich

Elvis Presley - The Wonder of You

Elvis Presley - Way Down

Feeder - Feeling a Moment

50 Cent - Candy Shop

Freeloaders feat. The Real Thing - So Much Love to Give

Garbage - Why Do You Love Me

Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc.

Gwen Stefani ft Eve - Rich Girl

Hard-Fi - Tied Up Too Tight

Ja Rule feat. Lloyd - Caught Up

Jem - They

Jennifer Lopez - Get Right

Juliet - Avalon

Kelis feat. Nas - In Public

Kylie Minogue - Giving You Up

Lemar - Time to Grow

The Levellers - Make You Happy

Mariah Carey - It’s Like That

Mario - Let Me Love You

McFly - All About You/You’ve Got a Friend

Natalie Imbruglia - Shiver

Natasha Bedingfield - I Bruise Easily

Nelly feat. Tim McGraw - Over and Over

Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds

Phantom Planet - California

Rachel Stevens - Negotiate with Love

The Rakes - Retreat

Razorlight - Somewhere Else

Stereophonics - Dakota

Studio B - I See Girls

Sunset Strippers - Falling Stars

Tony Christie - (Is This Way to) Amarillo

Will Smith - Switch

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