Album is #18 and single #6 :)

 

While looking at the chart I was plesently suprised to see Westlife's new album at only #99 ^_^

well.....

well.....

 

Well what? Are'nt you pleased at Westlife success? :o :unsure:

westlife???

westlife???

 

Yes, they are #99, they deserve some recognition for their overwhelming success surely? :unsure:

hmmmmm........

hmmmmm........

 

:P :P :P

What about the Osmonds? Would they count as a Boy Band? :unsure:

 

What is a 'boyband' anyway? Would the Beatles count? :P

What about the Osmonds? Would they count as a Boy Band? :unsure:

 

What is a 'boyband' anyway? Would the Beatles count? :P

 

The Beatles played there own instuments and were a proper band, certainly not a boyband. :lol:

So in a 'boyband' nobody plays instruments then? That would rule out TT. What with Gary and his organ. <_<

So in a 'boyband' nobody plays instruments then? That would rule out TT. What with Gary and his organ. <_<

 

No, boybands are generally a manafactured bunch of guys who do silly dance moved or sit on stools (westlife :rolleyes: ). TT are'nt really a boyband anymore though, more like a manband :P

That could be the Osmonds then. I liked them. ^_^

 

 

Crrrrrrazzzzzzy Horrrrrrrsssssessssssss..... :dance:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Erh well in that case The Hanson werent a boyband too

if take that isnt considered a boyband......

yeah right the hansons were a band..

The reason why Beautiful World is in a top 10 in Europe is becouse it sells everywhere really. I mean in every country. They might not be on the high positions , but still they do have a dedicated fans just everywhere.

I haven't really been following this album. How many countries did it go number 1 in and how long was it number 1 in Europe for? Anyone know when the Aussie release date is? Sorry I am a bit behind :cry: .

I am not sure about OZ, but they are doing Asia next..and then, probably Canada and America.

if the album goes top 100 in usa i would be very surprised.. i mean back for good was a hit there 11 years ago, i don't think america knows them anymore.. hopefully they chart there.

They have sold over 300,000 copies of the album outside the UK within the 8 weeks of release so I can see why they are top 10 for the Europeans charts. However, the European album chart is based on points apperently, I recall finding this out when Robbie's Rudebox in it's 4th week was #1, but some Spanish singer had infact sold much more in that particular week but because he only did well in Spain he did'nt get enough points. :wacko:

 

Seems a bit silly if you ask me. <_<