7 minutes ago, Hadji said:

Things Can Only Get Better is on disc 1 and U R The Best Thing is on disc 3. I don’t mind both their songs appearing on 1994 as long as they include either Take Me Away or Blame It On Me on extra 1994

I can see that.

I was responding to Colm’s post, hence me quoting it.

Edited Thursday at 19:242 days by gooddelta

Out of all the 1994 songs that are on Now Era Such A Good Feeling 1988-1995, No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) and Shine On are the only two songs on there that aren’t on the 1994 yearbook

Edited Thursday at 20:372 days by Hadji

22 minutes ago, gooddelta said:

Double D:ream on the same disc?

Somehow I hadn't noticed Ur the Best Thing.

They've done on the numbered series.

It would make more sense than PJ and Duncan does.

Edited Thursday at 19:302 days by Colm

1 hour ago, Colm said:

I don't think we could have asked for a better dance disc than disc 3. And the fact that they didn't put any dance anywhere else makes that disc one of the most coherent and comprehensive discs anywhere in the Yearbook project.

Is that enough hyperbole? 🤣

(ok, I think the PJ and Duncan could have been placed elsewhere and D:Ream close the disc instead)

And the Haddaway song was Rock My Heart instead of I Miss You.

51 minutes ago, TheSnake said:

And the Haddaway song was Rock My Heart instead of I Miss You.

Could be used for the EXTRA later on.

Love it! Instant pre-order

I hope the 1994 yearbook tops the compilation chart. 1992 and 1993 are the only 90s yearbooks that topped the compilation chart. 1973 and 1976 are the only two 70s yearbooks that didn’t top the compilation chart and 1982 and 1985-1989 are the only two 80s yearbooks that didn’t top the compilation chart

Edited Thursday at 21:572 days by Hadji

8 hours ago, TheSnake said:

And the Haddaway song was Rock My Heart instead of I Miss You.

Yeah. Poor choice.

6 hours ago, Hadji said:

I hope the 1994 yearbook tops the compilation chart. 1992 and 1993 are the only 90s yearbooks that topped the compilation chart. 1973 and 1976 are the only two 70s yearbooks that didn’t top the compilation chart and 1982 and 1985-1989 are the only two 80s yearbooks that didn’t top the compilation chart

Do you really worry about topping compilation charts?

1 hour ago, Colm said:

Do you really worry about topping compilation charts?

Is that a problem? It must be to you and if you don’t care, you obviously cared enough to comment so butt out and I’d like to see a 90s yearbook topping the compilation chart for a change and Demon Hunters constantly being number 1 on there is boring now

Edited Friday at 06:141 day by Hadji

I'm curious to understand the importance. I would understand if it was your favorite artist. Not so much compilation.

Edited Friday at 07:001 day by Colm

26 minutes ago, Colm said:

I'm curious to understand the importance. I would understand if it was your favorite artist. Not so much compilation.

Compilations are a mixture of some your favourite artists and when GTA VI soundtrack comes out, it could contribute big sales towards the compilation chart like some of the soundtracks do. In my opinion, they shouldn’t have created it in the first place and kept them in the album chart

57 minutes ago, Colm said:

I'm curious to understand the importance. I would understand if it was your favorite artist. Not so much compilation.

It’s an interest, everyone has them.

On another note, I too wish that this one tops the compilation charts, it’s very much deserved for such a stellar set of music.

Also, I preordered for collection with HMV after Rarewaves delivered my Vault ‘86 JUST yesterday. It’s absolutely criminal, what’s the point in a preorder if I don’t get it on release day?!

For Yearbook ‘71 Extra I’ve gone the Amazon route as they’re generally good, and delivery is free as my stepdad gave me equal access to his Amazon account, winner-winner!

Going forward however, if HMV has my copy ready on release day, I’ll stick with them going forward.

If Now 125 gets released on 13th November and GTA VI soundtrack gets released 19th November, I can see it doing enough one day sales to deny Now 125 the top spot

Short of another major film surfacing then Yearbook '94 will top the compilation charts, as KPop Demon Hunters is under 3,000 sales a week now and it won't sell less than that.

29 minutes ago, Hadji said:

If Now 125 gets released on 13th November and GTA VI soundtrack gets released 19th November, I can see it doing enough one day sales to deny Now 125 the top spot

It would have to do so on pure sales only because Spotify don't report their data in time for Thursdays (which 19th November is).

Edited Friday at 08:501 day by gooddelta

34 minutes ago, gooddelta said:

Short of another major film surfacing then Yearbook '94 will top the compilation charts, as KPop Demon Hunters is under 3,000 sales a week now and it won't sell less than that.

I hope it does seeing as 1999 missed out. I can’t believe only 1992 and 1993 got to the top from the 90s. It’s like people are sleeping on the 90s

19 minutes ago, Hadji said:

I hope it does seeing as 1999 missed out. I can’t believe only 1992 and 1993 got to the top from the 90s. It’s like people are sleeping on the 90s

It’s wild because those two aren’t even the strongest Yearbooks of the 90s, I’d argue that 1999 was stronger on the whole.

19 minutes ago, Hadji said:

I hope it does seeing as 1999 missed out. I can’t believe only 1992 and 1993 got to the top from the 90s. It’s like people are sleeping on the 90s

Makes me a bit worried they won't do Vault 90s editions, as sales are lower for the main releases. And because some of the Extras have some songs on that should be Vault tracks, especially 1999 which had several.

Look what we have here…

21 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Look what we have here…

I dig it! Kickstarts with dance and ends with the beautiful Elton John number. I’m genuinely excited for this!