Maybe a Rita Ora Phoenix like first week but with peak one or two positions higher is what I imagined.

Edited October 23, 20195 yr by Jordan Lee

He missed a trick not having his hot bod on it tbh, that on the vinyl would be tempting for anyone :P :lol:

He missed a trick not having his hot bod on it tbh, that on the vinyl would be tempting for anyone :P :lol:

I would definitely have preferred that :angel:

I guess he's sticking with the theme of always having boring, basic artwork though :kink:

Do it tbh *___*

Down to £12.01 now :lol:

All I Want (For Christmas) out Friday.

Down to £12.01 now :lol:

I hope the price continues to fall tbh #cheapskate :kink:

 

 

I wonder if All I Want (For Christmas) is intended to be a proper single? It would be an interesting tactic for him to launch his debut album off the back of a festive song!

This wont sell much and be lucky to get top 20. I reckon Liam really should of stuck with Syco for his solo stuff. I know they have never done much for Louis but he was never gonna be a success anyway because in my opinion he hasn’t really got the voice to go solo so why spend time trying. Whereas with Liam there was a lot of hype before Strip That Down and I think Simon Cowell would of went all out on promoting Liam. He would always be guaranteed X Factor live shows and Final performances as well as a Britains Got Talent performance. I think he would be in a better position than he is now anyway.

It's already out in New Zealand!! Good luck to him...

 

Album: LP1

 

iTunes:

#5 Australia

#8 New Zealand

At the highest, this album will be low top 20.

It would be a total surprise if it goes any higher.

This is the first pop album I have enjoyed in quite a while.

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/dec/...-review-capitol

 

A 1 star review from The Guardian!

 

"LP1 is a terrible pop album, but very effective contraception."

 

Admittedly that review has come from Laura Snapes, who seems to be anti-anybody that doesn't stand on a soapbox and preach, but painful review all the same. I think this is officially the point where - Niall excluded - their solo careers have become fair game for knocking copy.

so funny to see the bad reviews :') that one in particular was absolutely scolding *.*

Admittedly that review has come from Laura Snapes, who seems to be anti-anybody that doesn't stand on a soapbox and preach, but painful review all the same. I think this is officially the point where - Niall excluded - their solo careers have become fair game for knocking copy.

 

'Anti-anybody that doesn't stand on a soapbox and preach'? What does that have to do with this utterly terrible album? Laura Snapes is one of the better and fairer reviewers.

 

'Fine Line' is reviewing well, and I'm sure Niall could have a well-recieved album too.

 

 

 

 

Album: LP1

 

iTunes:

#1 India

#1 Macau

#2 Mexico

#2 Philippines

#3 Brazil

#3 Canada

#3 Greece

#3 Sweden

#3 Turkey

#5 United States

#5 Azerbaijan

#5 Indonesia

#5 Oman

#7 Denmark

#7 Finland

#7 Italy

#7 Thailand

#9 United Kingdom

#9 Cambodia

#10 Australia

#11 France

#12 Spain

#13 Germany

#13 Hong Kong

#13 Russia

#14 India

#15 Belgium

#17 Austria

#18 New Zealand

#23 Belarus

#24 Netherlands

#24 South Africa

#26 Lithuania

#35 Switzerland

#42 Saudi Arabia

#46 Kazakhstan

#53 Malta

#53 Qatar

#58 Egypt

#74 Bulgaria

#95 Dominican Republic

#101 Ecuador

#101 Kenya

#111 Canada

#132 Slovakia

#134 United Kingdom

#141 United States

#169 Peru

 

Apple Music:

#8 Brazil

#9 Chile

#12 Laos

#13 Bulgaria

#13 Saudi Arabia

#16 Mexico

#17 Argentina

#18 Egypt

#21 Portugal

#22 Peru

#23 Slovenia

#25 Cambodia

#25 Sri Lanka

#26 Paraguay

#30 Philippines

#31 Costa Rica

#31 India

#32 Singapore

#33 Malaysia

#33 Panama

#33 Spain

#33 Turkey

#36 Israel

#39 Australia

#40 Italy

#41 United Kingdom

#41 Indonesia

#44 Poland

#45 Malta

#47 Lebanon

#47 New Zealand

#48 Netherlands

#54 Greece

#55 Kazakhstan

#59 Austria

#59 Germany

#59 Hungary

#60 Azerbaijan

#66 Ecuador

#66 Finland

#67 Hong Kong

#70 Ireland

#70 Russia

#71 Slovakia

#71 United Arab Emirates

#74 Armenia

#74 Saudi Arabia

#78 Lithuania

#81 Uzbekistan

#82 Jordan

#84 Belgium

#88 Czech Republic

#89 Colombia

#92 Denmark

#97 Romania

#98 Sweden

#99 Belarus

#102 Norway

#107 France

#107 Mauritius

#108 Cyprus

#108 Switzerland

#118 Vietnam

#119 Taiwan

#119 Ukraine

#129 Canada

#136 Thailand

#142 Latvia

#157 El Salvador

#162 Belize

#168 Guatemala

#194 South Africa

#223 United States

 

Live Forever

 

iTunes:

#2 Sri Lanka

#16 Philippines

#44 Indonesia

#54 Netherlands

#94 Malaysia

#103 Thailand

#149 Hong Kong

#185 Spain

#220 Germany

#325 Mexico

#460 United States

#1083 United Kingdom

 

 

Stack It Up

 

iTunes:

#69 Germany

#80 Austria

#92 Sweden

#175 United Kingdom

#186 Spain

#313 Mexico

#330 Switzerland

#1178 United States

 

All I Want

 

iTunes:

#131 United Kingdom

#148 Hong Kong

#484 Australia

 

Remember

 

iTunes:

#157 Indonesia

#542 United Kingdom

#1181 United States

 

For You

 

iTunes:

#173 Czech Republic

#175 Slovakia

#180 Bulgaria

#293 United Kingdom

#397 Australia

#426 Italy

#470 Germany

" Stack It Up is halfway between a 2003 50 Cent single and the Tory manifesto: “If you wanna stack it up,” he advises, “you gotta work for it.”"

 

 

SCREAMING :rofl:

#liampayneisoverparty is top trending on Twitter as we speak. :whistle: Suffice to say it's going to take him and his team a mammoth effort for him to overcome the backlash on this.