(Hoping) to see some improvement, by people buying 'living for the weekend' over the weekend ;)

:heehee: :lol: :rofl: yeah!!

YOU can guarantee it if you want but they've always had plans for January releases. Issues, Ego and even a planned faster was supposed to be releasedjanuary 2013. I doubt that they won't do anything

Always had plans for a January release except the fact nothing happened in January 2011, 2012 or 2013? :lol:

I don't know if blast 106 is a famous station in belfast, but Sean, a cool DJ, played DL - my request over FB :)

Always had plans for a January release except the fact nothing happened in January 2011, 2012 or 2013? :lol:

 

2011 - Headlines was an EP, more than 2 singles was never planned and shouldn't have been

2012 - After the flunking of the album, they scratched faster

2013 - Therewas no need, if WBU was released then, it wouldn't have gotten to number one with such high sales and probably have suffered

 

We have the answers!

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#34 throughout the midweeks (Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri!) so... #34 on Sunday? :lol:

 

Actually yes :yahoo:

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/albums

I can't believe it stabalised toward the end of the week. :cheer:

Not bad. Less of a drop than Wordshaker and On Your Radar. :D

 

But please girls get another single announced before it's too late to save the campaign. :(

YESS!!!! Announce Not Giving Up Tomorrow, watch it climb to the top 40 and watch the album go top 10 :lol:

Yeah, now that they have eluded the 'second week drop of death' it's time to get a new single out there and grab some Christmas sales.

First album since headlines for a 2nd week top 40 :D :yahoo:

Hopefully a third?

I'm hoping for a climb next week :D

Why are you guys excited? If it was selling 10,000 at #10, do you honestly think they're going to be selling like more than 5,000 copies at #34?

Are we honestly celebrating a drop of 24 places?

You can moap about it if you want to, but it's not their worst drop or best. It's the first time they've got a midweek position and stuck to it

It will be very hard to market them now though, especially with overshadowing Christmas releases AND Frankie absense. e

 

If they release NGU (or whatever other song) now it might even miss the top-40 with lack of radio support and unclear future of the video. But if they push the release until January the album might be pretty much forgotten by the public, and even the single release won't help it by much.

Are we honestly celebrating a drop of 24 places?

 

It could have been alot worse. The fact is, that right now, the album can still be saved. Sales are incredibly low and there's probably nothing between a top 20 album and a top 40 album. If they do some promo over the next few weeks (or a price cut?) then it could stick around until they get their next single announced and sent to radio where it could probably get a decent push again.

 

It's fell fast, yes, but not in an On Your Radar/Wordshaker type way.

It will be very hard to market them now though, especially with overshadowing Christmas releases AND Frankie absense. e

 

If they release NGU (or whatever other song) now it might even miss the top-40 with lack of radio support and unclear future of the video. But if they push the release until January the album might be pretty much forgotten by the public, and even the single release won't help it by much.

 

Yeah, but I think what they were trying to say was that they should announce it now, not release the single

Yeah, but I think what they were trying to say was that they should announce it now, not release the single

 

I wonder if they should push a new single quickly (get something sent to radio and maybe try get a video shot - focusing on a storyline or something - before Xmas) or just try and keep pushing Disco Love since it's started to stabilise?

I'd say - keep pushing 'Disco Love'! This is actually a song that would fare in Q4 the most, and there's no need to shoot a new video etc.