One thing about the new Hit singles and albums book. it does look like only Westlife's 4 records managed to get to number one now they have included the number two album as part of the run down. it gives the impression that it ties with Frankie Goes To hollywoos with the first 4 records to get to number one.

 

does this book give other weird impressions to its readers (who might be more casual observers of the chart rather than us?)

I get what you mean now! They've mixed the albums and singles up?! :angry: I do usually spend ages trying to work out which album was released after which single, but I still would prefer them listed separately -_-

I get what you mean now! They've mixed the albums and singles up?! :angry: I do usually spend ages trying to work out which album was released after which single, but I still would prefer them listed separately -_-

 

well if the charts were merge that would be fine, but i suppose they gave up with that idea in 1956 or something like that :lol: :lol:

god thats dumb.... its gonna cause arguments...

I get what you mean now! They've mixed the albums and singles up?! :angry: I do usually spend ages trying to work out which album was released after which single, but I still would prefer them listed separately -_-

go on www.everyhit.com and select all and search for whatever you want and it should come up on order

go on www.everyhit.com and select all and search for whatever you want and it should come up on order

 

but what happens if your a fan of those gorky's zygotic mynci monkey men? ans are sad at their split! wont help you if its only top 40!!! everyhit.com should be done under trade discriptions :lol: :lol: :lol:

I WILL NEVER BUY A BOOK LIKE THAT

 

WESTLIFE HAD A NO.2 ALBUM THEN 4 CONSECUTIVE NO.1 ALBUMS THEN A NO.3

And, of course, they should be revered as gods for doing that, as that IS an impossible feat, especially with the help of all those teenage girls. [/sarcasm]