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I haven’t listened to much of the album but expected it to do a lot more weeks when first released. They albums holding up excellently so there must be a lot better on there!
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Surprised at how fast ‘Fortnight’ has fallen!

 

Standard Taylor run not really that surprising it's no CS or AH :P

Great to see Nemo make it a second week in the top 40. I assume with the drop in streaming it may struggle to stay in the top 100 next week
Standard Taylor run not really that surprising it's no CS or AH :P

 

Well it is if you consider the streams it had at the start, interest has fallen away pretty quickly for a record in the streaming era!

Well it is if you consider the streams it had at the start, interest has fallen away pretty quickly for a record in the streaming era!

 

She has 14 songs top 200 from the album on Spotify 36 days after release ^_^

Did you not read mine , only 2 songs of here's have had really long chart runs AH and CS :lol: it's a standard Taylor chart run :P

lol so does that mean all her songs will have a parallel chart run unless they are mega hits?

 

My point was that her albums doing really well whereas the reception to the single has been so so.

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I don’t think it’s possible to predict that kind of phenomena. It’s possible to have a big hit but not one like Cruel Summer for example.
Who was predicting anything ? It's showing its a standard Taylor single chart run except the Mega hits :lol:
Yeh basically peaking high and falling relatively quickly then which is what I said.

Just realised Bright Light Bright Light made #60

 

Attitude Magazine were hopeful it would be his first top 40 album....

 

Always amazes me he hasn't had a top 40 yet

Where is The Beatles 1967-1970 gone to?

It was no. 49 on Monday's update, now not in the Top 100 album chart or streaming albums chart. Strange.

 

The OCC must have got the streams wrong. Blue was always ahead of Red, which remains in the Top 100 albums chart. "1" did not make the Top 100 albums download chart.

 

Perhaps those who subscribe to UKChartsPlus could find out the positions for Blue and “1” for this week.

^ See p1 for a theory regarding why it’s disappeared, and yes I’ll post back here regarding whether it’s in the 101-200 zone.
^ See p1 for a theory regarding why it’s disappeared, and yes I’ll post back here regarding whether it’s in the 101-200 zone.

 

It has been confirmed that '1' will appear above 'Blue' from an insider at ChartsPlus on UXMIX on the Top 200 meaning that the Top 16 tracks for Blue would exclude any tracks that would appear in the Top 16 tracks for '1' bearing in mind that the top 16 tracks of 'Red' would be excluded from the top 16 of '1' also. What a mess......

Just realised Bright Light Bright Light made #60

 

Attitude Magazine were hopeful it would be his first top 40 album....

 

Always amazes me he hasn't had a top 40 yet

 

I think 60's quite a good result for him.

 

He did a very aggressive social media campaign on the last day or two because he thought he might be in with a chance of top 20, I imagine it could've been a fair bit lower without that!

1 at #141 and Blue at #153. So does that imply on pure sales Red > 1 > Blue? That’s a surprising order if so, and surely won’t last long. Will be interesting to see if Red nosedives and 1 comes properly back into the upper reaches, or alternatively whether the 1 sales spike was temporary. I personally can’t see why anyone would prefer to own 1 over the remastered Red and Blue, but I guess it’s more likely to be discounted.

OCC update chart

In albums Beatles Red and Blue both out, "1" in at no. 59.

Wonder if record company requested a re-set?

^ The more I think about it I suspect it’s just the red and blue album pure sales gradually drying up while 1 remains solid, and the streaming sales automatically moving back across.

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