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May 11 2017, 01:52 PM
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BuzzJack Idol
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Paramore's Official Top 10 biggest selling singles revealed
11 May 2017 | By Jack White To celebrate the release of Paramore's new album After Laughter, Official Charts reveals their most popular songs so far. Paramore may have gone through several line-up changes over the past decade, but one thing has remained the same, they have consistently delivered powerhouse rock-pop anthems. New single Hard Times and buzz track Told You So from their new album After Laughter are prime examples and represent an evolution in the band's sound; thoughtful lyrical content with rock edge that's also primed for pop radio. To celebrate After Laughter's release, Official Charts has delved into the best of their back catalogue and revealed their biggest selling singles. Decode Huge vocals from Hayley? Check. A brilliant opening guitar section from Josh (we had to give him a mention)? Check. Featuring on a huge movie soundtrack? Check. Originally a stand-alone release that later featured on the deluxe edition of their third album brand new eyes, Decode's hard drums and blaring guitars were the perfect way to introduce Paramore to the masses. Although the song fell short of hitting the UK Top 40 (it topped out at Number 52), Decode is Paramore's fourth biggest selling track in the UK with 146,000 sales and their sixth most streamed (4.7 million plays). The Only Exception Another song taken from brand new eyes, The Only Exception is in fact the only exception on the list - it's the only ballad to be featured. Believed to be about Hayley's husband, New Found Glory's lead guitarist Chad Gilbert, The Only Exception reached Number 31 to become Paramore's third UK Top 40 hit in 2010. The song finishes third in their best-sellers list with 150,000 sales, plus 6 million streams since records began in 2014. Ain't It Fun While the above two tracks were nominated for GRAMMY Awards, Ain't It Fun went one better and actually won one. 2015's Best Rock Song, Ain't It Fun was the fourth and final single taken from the group's self-titled, fourth album. Ain't It Fun somehow missed the UK Top 40, but it did become Hayley, Jeremy and Taylor's first Top 10 single in the US. When it comes to UK sales, the song ranks at Number 10, but interestingly, finishes in third on the streaming front with 10.8 million plays across all services. Ignorance One of Paramore's bigger singles, Ignorance is a defiant message of rising above anger rather than allowing it to consume you. In the UK, it became the band's second Top 40 smash and their highest charting single, reaching Number 14 in 2009. Despite that chart PB, the song is not the biggest selling of Paramore's, nor the most streamed. Ignorance is Taylor, Zac and Hayley's fifth biggest seller (130,000 sales) and sits at Number 4 on their most streamed list with just shy of 7 million plays. Still Into You Still Into You is the band's second highest charting single in the UK, peaking at 15, and has achieved the second most downloads and streams of all of their tracks. Since its March 2013 release, the song has been streamed 11.9 million times in the UK and downloaded by 244,000 of you. Misery Business Woah, we never meant to brag, but when we've compiled all of our data, Misery Business is Paramore's top selling single in the UK. What a banger, right? A staple on any playlist in a sticky-floored rock club, Misery Business was Paramore's breakout tune and a song that newer fans have seemingly gone back and connected with. Misery Business has accrued 12.8 million streams since records began in 2014, and notched up 255,000 sales. Paramore's Official Top 10 biggest selling songs in the UK TITLE ARTIST PEAK YEAR 1 MISERY BUSINESS PARAMORE 17 2007 255,000 (383,000) 2 STILL INTO YOU PARAMORE 15 2013 244,000 (363,000) 3 THE ONLY EXCEPTION PARAMORE 31 2009 150,000 (210,000) 4 DECODE PARAMORE 52 2008 146,000 (193,000) 5 IGNORANCE PARAMORE 14 2009 130,000 (200,000) 6 MONSTER PARAMORE 21 2011 7 CRUSH CRUSH CRUSH PARAMORE 61 2007 8 BRICK BY BORING BRICK PARAMORE 85 2007 9 THAT'S WHAT YOU GET PARAMORE 55 2007 10 AIN'T IT FUN PARAMORE N/A 2013 108,000 (streams only) ©2017 Official Charts Company. All rights reserved. Paramore's Official Top 10 most streamed songs in the UK TITLE ARTIST PEAK YEAR 1 MISERY BUSINESS PARAMORE 17 2007 12.8m 2 STILL INTO YOU PARAMORE 15 2013 11.9m 3 AIN'T IT FUN PARAMORE N/A 2013 10.8m 4 IGNORANCE PARAMORE 14 2009 7.0m 5 THE ONLY EXCEPTION PARAMORE 31 2009 6.0m 6 DECODE PARAMORE 52 2008 4.7m 7 THAT'S WHAT YOU GET PARAMORE 55 2007 8 CRUSH CRUSH CRUSH PARAMORE 61 2007 9 BRICK BY BORING BRICK PARAMORE 85 2009 10 HARD TIMES PARAMORE 34 2017 ©2017 Official Charts Company. All rights reserved. Albums When it comes to Paramore's albums, they have earned two UK Number 1 records across their varying line-ups, with Taylor and Hayley present on both, and Zac on one. Despite hitting Number 1, both Brand New Eyes and Paramore are not the group's biggest seller - that would be their second studio collection RIOT!. Its total physical and download sales of 419,000 put it over 20,000+ units ahead of brand new eyes in second, while their debut All We Know Is Falling follows in third. |
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May 11 2017, 01:56 PM
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BuzzJack Enthusiast
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wow, was expecting Still Into You to be no.1
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May 11 2017, 02:06 PM
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BuzzJack Legend
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They haven't got a gold single?
Hard Times should be top 10 soon |
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May 11 2017, 02:07 PM
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BuzzJack Idol
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Their self-titled album has sold 188k copies to date, so All We Know Is Falling has presumably sold over 200k.
Despite low peaks, their single sales are pretty decent. 'That's What You Get' is one of my favourites from them so it's great to see it is comfortably passed the 100k mark. 'Ignorance' isn't yet Silver so its sales are just shy on 200k, so expect that to be revealed in the BPI's latest update of certifications tomorrow. |
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May 11 2017, 02:14 PM
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Break the tension
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I'm utterly amazed All We Know Is Falling has outsold their self-titled.
Looking at their singles discography it's a bit annoying they never released 'When It Rains' from RIOT! and 'Turn It Off' from Brand New Eyes, and just released loads of random rubbish singles instead. 'Emergency' is my favourite, but obviously doesn't appear on this list. |
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May 11 2017, 03:50 PM
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BuzzJack Enthusiast
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Brand New Eyes is their standout album for me.
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May 11 2017, 03:53 PM
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BuzzJack Platinum Member
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Own all their albums and love the group and their progression! Really happy to see "Aint It Fun" manage to sneak into the top 10 - was really upset at how it flopped in the UK. It went on to win a grammy though and become their first top 10 US single at least!
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May 11 2017, 04:06 PM
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Gareth T H
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Does anyone have the sales for Riot! and All We Know Is Falling, as well as the singles Misery Business and Decode before 2010? Would be greatly appreciated.
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May 11 2017, 04:21 PM
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there's nothing straight about plump Elvis
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Hard Times at #10 on streams already? That's impressive.
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May 11 2017, 04:25 PM
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BuzzJack Idol
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Does anyone have the sales for Riot! and All We Know Is Falling, as well as the singles Misery Business and Decode before 2010? Would be greatly appreciated. Riot! sold 89,500 copies in 2007, 101,700 in 2008 and 84,700 in 2009 (so 276k by the end of 2009). All We Know Is Falling had sold 96,598 by the w/c 4th October 2009 and would have certainly passed 100k by the end of 2009 (Riot! sales to this point were at 250,094, so 26k since then and end of year - if we say All We Know... sold half of that in the same period, its sales would be at ~110k by the end of 2009). Can't help with pre-2010 sales for those two singles, but I can tell you that this was what Paramore's Top 4 singles were by August 2012: 1) Misery Business: 190k 2) Decode: 110k 3) The Only Exception: 105k 4) Ignorance: 100k Based on estimates from Shireblogger on Haven, following a list regarding Reading & Leeds acts. |
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May 11 2017, 07:12 PM
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Gareth T H
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Thanks Liam. Much appreciated.
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May 12 2017, 03:09 AM
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"Jayrusaleminians" - Umi.
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Amazing to see 'Riot!' on over 400k+! I had no idea it'd sold as much as that. It's certainly interesting that their best selling album is one that peaked at #24, considering they have two #1s. The fact their #51 debut has outsold their most recent #1 is pretty astonishing.
I wouldn't have guessed that Misery Business would still be their best seller, I'd have assumed Still Into You... interesting to see that it's lagging a little behind Misery Business on both sales and streams. Won't be all that long until both are gold. To think Misery Business only spent 2 weeks in the Top 40 (from two releases)! |
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May 12 2017, 09:17 AM
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BuzzJack Enthusiast
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Forget missing the top 40, it might be better to point out that "Aint It Fun" didn't make the top 140!
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