October 19, 200916 yr tbh ... although ive said this before, i DO now think its the end for the saturdays. 'forver is over' plummeting after one week, 'wordshaker' charting pretty modestly, only a prolonged chart run and a lucky second single now could save them... I think the problem was just launching the album after one weak single. They should have launched it after two like last time. I'm surprised it didn't open on more than the last album, but it's not a bad placing and it's not like they launched it with something as good as "Up". Considering they're basically the equivalent of Girls Aloud, without the backing of a reality TV show for the initial launch, they're doing alright in comparison. Girls Aloud didn't get a #1 album until 2008, conincidentally after Cheryl Cole's public profile rocketed as she became an X Factor judge, so they shouldn't be too worried yet. We'll see how the next single does.
October 19, 200916 yr Bit surprised not to see much Boyzone stuff in the charts... usually a celebrity death would cause more than just a greatest hits at no. 58! I thought maybe a few singles would have crept into the Top 75.
October 19, 200916 yr I think the problem was just launching the album after one weak single. They should have launched it after two like last time. I'm surprised it didn't open on more than the last album, but it's not a bad placing and it's not like they launched it with something as good as "Up". Considering they're basically the equivalent of Girls Aloud, without the backing of a reality TV show for the initial launch, they're doing alright in comparison. Girls Aloud didn't get a #1 album until 2008, conincidentally after Cheryl Cole's public profile rocketed as she became an X Factor judge, so they shouldn't be too worried yet. We'll see how the next single does. agreed.... but if they were going to nail their future they HAVE to do it with this album, time will tell if it sells enough, but atm the indications are suggesting their future is far from secure.
October 19, 200916 yr Considering they're basically the equivalent of Girls Aloud, without the backing of a reality TV show for the initial launch, they're doing alright in comparison. Girls Aloud didn't get a #1 album until 2008, conincidentally after Cheryl Cole's public profile rocketed as she became an X Factor judge, so they shouldn't be too worried yet. We'll see how the next single does. Girls Aloud's first #1 album was 'The Sound Of... Greatest Hits' which hit #1 for one week in October 2006 :P
October 19, 200916 yr Girls Aloud's first #1 album was 'The Sound Of... Greatest Hits' which hit #1 for one week in October 2006 :P Trust Theo to point this out :lol: I think they meant studio album. Anyway, here's the 76-100... 76 Tinchy Stryder ft. N-Dubz 11 77 Chipmunk ft. N-Dubz 78 Tommy Sparks ( 81) 79 Journey 16 80 Leona Lewis [Run] 7 81 Florence + The Machine 19 82 Naturi Naughton 29 83 Leona Lewis [FITS] 84 Alexandra Burke [Hallelujah] ( 38) 85 Dizzee Rascal & Armand Van Helden 16 86 Christina Aguilera 87 Paolo Nutini [LR] 26 88 Boyzone 89 Death Cab For Cutie 90 Selena Gomez ( 15) 91 Taio Cruz [NOO] 92 The Killers 93 Pixie Lott [MD(UOUO)] 19 94 Noisettes 9 95 Peter Andre ( 21) 96 Robbie Williams [Angels] ( 31) 97 Kasabian [Fire] 10 98 Chipmunk [CDC] 99 Keri Hilson 31 100 Robbie Williams [NR/A] Edited October 19, 200916 yr by Pmomc Bray
October 19, 200916 yr And I can also confirm that what would have been the most exciting top 75 album for ages has just missed out at #79 - 'Tarot Sport' by f*** Buttons. Bowling For Soup are new at #84 with 'Sorry For Partyin'' also.
October 19, 200916 yr Bit surprised not to see much Boyzone stuff in the charts... usually a celebrity death would cause more than just a greatest hits at no. 58! I thought maybe a few singles would have crept into the Top 75. Hes a celebrity, nothing to do with music. SH!tty MONSTROUS Boybands making a mockery of the chart which should be about MUSIC not HOW FIT the lads R :w00t: ( U go to anyone of these boybands forums + U will find the music is EMBARRASSINGLY one of the least discussed subjects there) like boyzone , Take That, W******** sell records hugely/constantly to a fanbase of female sexuality/sexual fantasies - female sexuality tends to need more personal involvement in it than the male sex drive eg Sam fox (had a FLOP of a music career FFS) Pam Anderson (Jordan ?) were HUGE male sex fantasy celebrities but they didn't need to release records or IMMORALLY LIE about their availability OR ***SEXUALITY*** for men to get off on them, to stoke womens sex drives women generally need all the palaver of these lads making endless shallow deceitful platitudes to them (how they LOVE all their fans , how important they are etc etc :puke2:) the women than buy the releases as a means of returning the love + supporting the band any old sh!T song will work when theses crush feelings are so strong
October 19, 200916 yr how the fuck is he still allowed to post these offensive and pointless posts is beyond me. In the current albums sales climate Madonna is actually doing great anyway.
October 20, 200916 yr Aiiite, ima - tone it down or you shall be warned. I have deleted your most offensive post. Anymore shall also be deleted. But not until after I've slept. ^^
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