List of number-one hits of 1998 (Germany)

Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" became the best-performing single of 1998, while soundtrack album of the movie Titanic by James Horner became the best-performing album of the year.

This is a list of the German Media Control Top100 Singles Chart number-ones of 1998.

Number-one hits by week[]

Key

Indicates best-performing single and album of 1998[1][2]

Issue date	Song	Artist	Ref.	Album	Artist	Ref.
5 January	"It's Like That"	Run-D.M.C. vs. Jason Nevins	[3]	"Let's Talk About Love"	Celine Dion	[4]
12 January			[5]			[6]
19 January			[7]			[8]
26 January			[9]			[10]
2 February	"My Heart Will Go On"	Céline Dion	[11]	"Mächtig viel Theater"	Pur	[12]
9 February			[13]			[14]
16 February			[15]	"Titanic: Music from the Motion Picture"	James Horner	[16]
23 February			[17]			[18]
2 March			[19]			[20]
9 March			[21]			[22]
16 March			[23]	"Ray of Light"	Madonna	[24]
23 March			[25]			[26]
30 March			[27]			[28]
6 April			[29]			[30]
13 April			[31]	"Back for Good"	Modern Talking	[32]
20 April			[33]			[34]
27 April			[35]			[36]
4 May	"Männer sind Schweine"	Die Ärzte	[37]	"Bleibt alles anders"	Herbert Grönemeyer	[38]
11 May			[39]			[40]
18 May			[41]	"Back for Good"	Modern Talking	[42]
25 May			[43]			[44]
1 June			[45]	"Blue"	Simply Red	[46]
8 June			[47]	"13"	Die Ärzte	[48]
15 June			[49]			[50]
22 June			[51]			[52]
29 June	"The Cup of Life / La Copa de la Vida"	Ricky Martin	[53]			[54]
6 July			[55]			[56]
13 July			[57]			[58]
20 July			[59]	"Hello Nasty"	Beastie Boys	[60]
27 July	"Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are)"	Pras featuring Ol' Dirty Bastard and Mýa	[61]			[62]
3 August	"Bailando"	Loona	[63]			[64]
10 August			[65]	"City of Angels"	Soundtrack	[66]
17 August			[67]			[68]
24 August			[69]			[70]
31 August			[71]	"Radio Maria"	Westernhagen	[72]
7 September			[73]			[74]
14 September	"I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"	Aerosmith	[75]			[76]
21 September			[77]	"Viva loz tioz"	Böhse Onkelz	[78]
28 September			[79]	"Radio Maria"	Westernhagen	[80]
5 October			[81]			[82]
12 October	"Flugzeuge im Bauch"	Oli.P	[83]	"The Singles 86–98"	Depeche Mode	[84]
19 October			[85]	"Einfach geilǃ"	Wolfgang Petry	[86]
26 October			[87]			[88]
2 November			[89]			[90]
9 November			[91]	"Up"	R.E.M.	[92]
16 November			[93]	"Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie"	Alanis Morissette	[94]
23 November			[95]	"The Best of 1980–1990"	U2	[96]
30 November	"Believe"	Cher	[97]			[98]
7 December			[99]	"Garage Inc."	Metallica	[100]
14 December			[101]	"The Best of 1980–1990"	U2	[102]
21 December			[103]	"Radio Maria"	Westernhagen	[104]
28 December	"Hijo de la Luna"	Loona	[105]			[106]

See also[]

• List of number-one hits (Germany)
• List of German airplay number-one songs

Notes[]

References[]

External links[]

• charts.de
• germancharts.com