ouch. Evnesence at 32

Oh no, Lithium :( :(

 

Deserved flop :) :)

To think this was the position 'Call Me When You're Sober' reached on downloads alone. :o

Graham is going to throw a moodswing (to come at me like that) :o

Nooo!! That shouldnt have flopped.

To think this was the position 'Call Me When You're Sober' reached on downloads alone. :o

 

Don't remind me <_<

It'll be worse if the 3rd single they're "supposedly" releasing is true.

Then again I knew since it was announced 'Lithium' would be the next single, it would flop :cry:

That's a class song

IMO this is better than Call me when you're sober.

If this is the second best track on the album, then it does not say much for it.

 

I don't dislike it, it's just dull.

If this is the second best track on the album, then it does not say much for it.

 

I don't dislike it, it's just dull.

 

It's not. :lol:

And OMG beaten by an unsigned frickin act :rofl: :(

31 Koopa - Blag, Steal or Borrow

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/essex/going_out/music/swinging_or_minging/koopa/koopa_270.jpg

 

Chart Run: 31

 

Koopa is a rock band from Essex, U.K. In early 2007, the band became the first in history to get a single into the U.K.'s Top 40 without having released it in any tangible form, such as a compact disc, or indeed being signed to any Record Label. - Wiki

 

Video here:

 

Discussion Thread Here

yay at Evanescence flopping!

Fair play, not even signed, and #31!

Never heard of these guys before

That's the first time I heard Lithium, I quite like it ^_^

It's quite a good song too.

This reminds me of Good Charlotte, especially their singer's voice.

Their music sounds like... Busted :o

Their music sounds like... Busted :o

:lol: If they read that they'd be well insulted.

Well Done to Koopa.

 

The first unsigned act ever to chart under the new rules (even if the track sounds like a less annoying or catchier hybrid of Busted/Mcfly).

 

They must be having mixed emotions though with the Dad of two members of the band dying this week after investing £20,000 in to promotion of the band.