November 8, 200618 yr Author Do your Smiley again Twinky. :dance: Before I go to bed. As a Parting Gift. :lol:
November 8, 200618 yr :lol: How about this one Jups... http://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/midi/ekelig/g030.gif
November 8, 200618 yr Or this....it's kinda cute http://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/midi/ekelig/f020.gif
November 8, 200618 yr Or this....it's kinda cute http://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/midi/ekelig/f020.gif It's the spitting image of Frans :o
November 8, 200618 yr :lol: No. -_- I prefer the first one. Again please. :dance: Ok....for Jups http://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/midi/ekelig/a030.gif
November 8, 200618 yr It's the spitting image of Frans :o That's what I thought :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
November 9, 200618 yr This is very odd :blink: I presume these are shipments. but why do they keep saying "fastest selling album" :unsure:
November 9, 200618 yr This is very odd :blink: I presume these are shipments. but why do they keep saying "fastest selling album" :unsure: perhaps because it was Scotty.
November 9, 200618 yr Author Because I think when a CD leaves the Distributor (eg EMI) and is bought by the Supplier ( eg HMV) it is counted as 'Sold'. At least as far as the Distributor is concerned. EMI/Robbie get their money when the CD is bought by HMV. HMV get their money when you or I toddle into their shop and buy a copy. If HMV have ordered 2 million copies of Rudebox, EMI sell them 2 million copies. So as far as EMI are concerned, 2 million copies of Rudebox have been sold. Which they have. Just not 'sold' to the general public. So if Rudebox had the biggest amount of pre-orders from Suppliers, it could well be the fastest selling album of the year. It's just all the copies are now sitting in the HMV Chairman's garage. :lol:
November 10, 200618 yr Robbie's 'Rudebox' holds top spot in Europe LONDON - An unchanged top three on European Top 100 Albums sees Robbie Williams start a second week at No. 1 with ''Rudebox'' (Chrysalis). It drops from 1 to 2 in the United Kingdom, where sales fell by two-thirds on an initial 147,000 to a second-week tally of 49,000. The album holds at No. 1 in Germany and Switzerland, climbs 4-2 in the Belgian region of Wallony and from 9 to 5 in Portugal and debuts at No. 2 in Sweden. It loses pole position in Italy, Finland, Denmark and Austria :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
