So did Did the Guardian Guide portray everyone on here who's a psephologist with a chart obsession a sad f***s today in the Johnny Sharp article or was it a positive article. I havent read it yet.

 

wondering what was your opinion of the piece.

Well, and all those people watching finacial figures the remote possibility that someone will sneeze and giev a .025% rise in interest rates. The exchange rate and hundreds of other figures. What are they?

 

And do they get to enjoy music. Well, I'm quite happy :D

Whats this about? :huh:

Well, if it's sad to be a chart obsessive, then I'm a depressive and Johnny Sharp can f**k off :D

Found this link to the aforementioned Guardian article:

 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguide/music/s...1831551,00.html

Hmm. Not really criticising us - it's more like a focus on what we do. There doesn't actually seem to be all that much criticism on there.

 

EDIT: And that guy talking about the Rolling Stones is wrong, according to Polyhex. Nineteenth Nervous Breakdown jumped from 14-2 on the chart dated 19/02/1996 and stayed there for 3 weeks.

Edited July 30, 200618 yr by Tyron1

I thought it was quite a good piece.

 

No wonder I never got on with Eliot (Triangle_E) - 2 Unlimited - No Limits is probably in my "most hated" Top10 of all-time. :lol:

 

 

theres nothing wrong with it, its a good mental workout to remember fact and figures, analyze and predict charts are an important part of the music business and there is nothing wrong with focusing on them

Edited July 30, 200618 yr by perfecto