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#25 for Amy, not good. :(

 

 

Album sales to blame

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24 :down: (from 20) The Enemy - Away From Here [P]

 

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Chart Run: 52-8-20-24

 

Release date: 16-4-2007

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Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: WEA419CD

Label: WARNERS

 

Having carved their name as one of 2007's finest emerging bands, The Enemy will issue 'Away From Here', their first full single release. Bursting with attitude and energy, yet hugely catchy and melodic The Enemy in the words of NME are "The band we've been waiting for since Oasis went to seed". 'Away From Here' is taken from their debut album 'We'll Live And Die In These Towns'. - HMV

 

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track listing

1. Away From Here

2. Fear Killed The Youth Of Our Nation

 

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She's not the type of artist to do well though with singles. 'Rehab' only did as it was the first single. :P

She's in the Melua/Dido type mould. Get one big single and then the rest chart low but the album sells bucketloads.

All in all I did expect this to go top 20 as its my 2nd favourite on the album after 'Tears Dry On Their Own'. :(

I don't know why people seem to be complaining about Amy's track, are you not seeing how well the actual album is doing?

I think that's the reason due to the single's not charting high because SO many people are buying the album instead.

I like this - surprised it's held up so well.
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Surprised the Enemy did not drop like hell after last week, not bad 4 place drop
I don't know why people seem to be complaining about Amy's track, are you not seeing how well the actual album is doing?

I think that's the reason due to the single's not charting high because SO many people are buying the album instead.

 

I know, but I wanted it to have top 20 status. :P

Well Done to the Enemy only dropping 4 places in this week's chart.

 

If the rest of their material is as strong as this I may buy the album.

 

They remind me musically of The Jam which is a very good thing.

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recap 31-40

 

31 (17) The Proclaimers feat. Brian Potter & Andy Pipkin – (I’m Gonna Be) 500 Miles

32 (22) Christina Aguilera – Candy Man (D)

33 (30) Ciara – Like A Boy

34 (46) Jamie T – Sheila

35 (29) Take That - Shine

36 (31) Calvin Harris – Acceptable In The 80s

37 (35) Paolo Nutini – New Shoes

38 (42) Michael Buble – Everything

39 (**) Funeral For A Friend – Into Oblivion (Reunion) (D)

40 (**) JoJo – Anything (D)

 

I really like this FOB song :wub: the only one ive ever liked lol
Well Done to the Enemy only dropping 4 places in this week's chart.

 

If the rest of their material is as strong as this I may buy the album.

 

They remind me musically of The Jam which is a very good thing.

 

Yeah, same. See how the next single goes, if its any good, I might buy the album ^_^

23 :down: (from 19) Fall Out Boy - Thnks Fr Th Mmrs [P]

 

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Chart Run: 41-12-14-19-23

 

Release date: 9-4-2007

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Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 1732074

Label: MERCURY

 

Fall Out Boy, the most exciting rock act on the planet right now, return with 'Thnks Fr Th Mmrs', the second single from their Top 3 album 'Infinity On High'. Produced by Babyface, it is the follow-up to the massive smash 'This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race' and will be release on special edition coloured 7" vinyl and Maxi CD. - HMV

 

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track listing

1. Thnks fr th Mmrs

2. Thriller [Live From Hammersmith Palais]

3. Dance, Dance [Live From Hammersmith Palais]

 

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Have they done the album chart yet?

 

 

Coming soon after #21

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