CONGRATULATIONS TO Christina Guinther, winner of Round 1 of the Music Challenge!!! Total Points: 165,000

The Top 25 players from Round 1:

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The Top 20 Countdown results are determined in the following ways:

1. Results from the Star 100.7 Music Advisory Board

2. Weekly Request totals from histar.com

3. Sales of singles on the I-Tunes Music Download chart

4. Airplay on Star 100.7

The idea behind the new scoring system is to make it easier to follow, and more fun! It also rewards you for being ACCURATE and not just for being CLOSE

We’ve received your emails and phone calls asking us to explain the new scoring legend in detail, so here's how it works:

Let's assume you predicted a song to land in the Top 10.

Week 1: The song doesn't chart >> Your point balance remains 0.

Week 2: The song goes to 14th place (Top 15) >> Your point balance remains 0.

Week 3: The song goes to 7th place (Top 10) >> Your point balance becomes 1,000.

Week 4: The song goes to #1 (Top 5) >> Your point balance becomes 0 again.

So just like the first round, your point balance goes up and down on a per week basis (as we input the charts). The difference with round two is that the idea is to reward people for predicting the song totally accurate and not for anything else (such as coming close to the correct position).

1,150 points it the most you can get per song. 1,000 points if you predicted correctly and the song peaked at the position you chose. 100 points just for playing, and 50 points if you voted with the majority of the people who play.

"Be sure to listen to the songs more than one time! As you hear a song more and more, and become more familiar with it, your perception of the song will definitely change. The best way to play is to listen each evening between 6pm and 6:30pm when we play the song, give you some extra background information and then take listener input about the song. Then, get online and listen to all of the songs 3-5 times. Becoming familiar with the songs each week gives you a big advantage in predicting the hits"

[ Greg & Jen ]