Heavy notice: These charts are not intended as any representation of sales or airplay data on any station. They are merely intended as a guide to the most successful records in the UK during this month. Unauthorised reproduction in print, electronic, broadcast or other media is not permitted without the express written consent of the author.

Bubblers

Qualification: No top 40 entry in this or any previous month.

Posn	SINGLE - act	album	peak -wks
1	TOO MUCH TOO LITTLE TOO LATE - Silversun		34-3
2	INTERGALACTIC - Beastie Boys		13-2
3	DO FOR LOVE - 2Pac		30-3
4	HEAVEN'S WHAT I FEEL - Gloria Estefan	gloria!	33-2
5	HOW DO YOU WANT ME TO LOVE YOU? - 911		22-2
6	TOO CLOSE - Next	Too Close	43-0
7	WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND - Tina Arena	Whistle down the Wind	33-1
8	SAY IT ONCE - Ultra		25-2
9	SEX AND CANDY - Marcy Playground	Marcy Playground	44-0
10	ZORBA'S DANCE - LCD		35-1

Returns from the Beastie Boys - successful, but just too late in the month to make the main list - and Gloria - a flop - join eight relatively young acts. Though Silversun, Next and the computer-generated LCD are the only totally new acts on this list, none of the others has a hit making record of substance. Tina Arena hits with the theme from the latest Loud Webby musical, while boy bands Ultra and 911 confirm their places in the C list.

Recurrent Hits

A clearout in the upper echelons means this looks like a Greatest Hits of the Year So Far list. Only Shania and the All Saints survive from last month.

Personal Airplay

Only the Mavericks and Coors can survive from last month, both with reduced scores. The leading track is a record that wasn't released to radio until June 1, and virtually stopped being played after England's exit from the World Cup on June 30. Natalie Imbruglia places her third different title on the top 10 this year, while Dario G provides the only other UK-based talent in the 10; competing with Ireland's B*Witched and Coors, Israel's Dana International, Canada's Shania Twain and three US acts.