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Extraordinary sounded very good just then, better than it's sounded before IMO :o Quite a grower!
'Hideaway' has grown on me this week, its first verse and first chorus are insane

Hideaway still sounds fresh *-*

 

Only six weeks top 10 though for Hideaway :(

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The Neon Brotherhood

Hope Ain't A Bad Thing

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Chart Run: 16

 

Release date: 02-06-2014

Format: digital single

Label: The Neon Brotherhood

 

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Biography

The Neon Brotherhood recorded a single titled "Hope Ain't A Bad Thing" as a fundraiser for Teenage Cancer Trust in memory of Stephen Sutton. Jane Sutton announced the release of the single on 2 June and within 24 hours the song reached number 2 on UK iTunes Charts. - Wikipedia

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2014 16 Hope Ain't A Bad Thing -NAS-

Here we go with The Neon Brotherhood. First time hearing, as it wasn't on YouTube when I was trying to look it up the other day :unsure: Not sure how they expect it to catch on if it can't even be listened to anywhere.
Really don't like this. If I felt passionate about this, I'd just donate money to the charity and not get a rubbish charity single. Nice idea but not a fan of the song.
well this is a boring song. to be expected from a charity single these days. Stephen himself was a great human being though, so yay for this raising some money for his cause ~
Hoping Kylie can smash with her charity single :wub:
Hope ain't a bad thing, but this song is. Shame, because the cause is a great one.

The production values of this are the worst I've heard on a chart hit in ages.

 

Could be worse I guess.

Add me to the 'appreciate the cause but very boring song' pile.

I agree with this and the singing is off sometimes...

I really like this actually, for something that was (I assume) created by friends of Stephen and clearly wasn't a high-budget production.

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