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Incredible!! It was only limited but would be nice if it could just cling on and chart at the bottom end of the top 100
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Whats caused the lift in sales for it to be in the top 40 today? Hopefully it can stay top 100 on Friday now.
^ the vinyl has been released!

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It would have been good if they continued to press copies. A top 20# would have been lovely for this album.
I really hope they can sneak into the top 100, I’ll buy it on iTunes if it’s still looking close

8 on the vinyl albums chart

14 sales album chart

23 Scottish album chart

13 physical album chart

5 record store album chart

7 independent album chart

Disappointing it didnt hang on in the top 100, surely it had to have been close, number 73 sold 1,899 copies so i would say Stevie Wonder at number 100 would have sold around 1500.
No new peak for The Lost Tapes unfortunately, it re-entered at #159 (its peak is #150).
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I hope with their next album this will spark interest in The Lost Tapes.

 

It would’ve been iconic to see a Sugababes album on the chart in 2023, but at the same time I’m pleased on paper they’ve maintained their Top 20 album run (Thanks to the ‘One Touch’ reissue :heart: ) rather than having a #97 entry tacked onto the end, especially as their upcoming album I’m sure will be at the least a Top 10.
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I wonder if any cute plans to celebrate Lost Tapes first anniversary?
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Summer of 99 still not being performed is a missed opportunity at festivals. Or even a Lost Tapes medley during the run (Drum, Boys, Summer of 99, and I'm Alright).
I think Drum would go hard at festivals. Would go down a storm as a proper dance banger moment I think. A trick is being missed there
Absolutely agree, Summer of 99 needs its moment.

 

This song is still played regularly in my household. So 100% agree!

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