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OK so I understand why best-selling soundtracks like The Wedding Singer or Notting Hill weren't eligible for the artists charts because they were compilations and were made up of new songs and previously-released stuff.

 

But I don't understand the rules regarding scores & soundtracks.

 

Titanic counted even though it had Celine singing on the end - as well as all the instrumental pieces

Hairspray didn't count even though it was just a score with one bonus track by a pop artist

 

Evita counted, Phantom of the Opera counted - all movie soundtracks with a score by Andrew Lloyd-Webber

Mamma Mia the movie soundtrack doesn't count

Mamma Mia the West End soundtrack does count

 

 

Does anyone know what the deal is?

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I'm bumping this on the off chance anyone knows
Titanic was attributed to one artist - James Horner - on the sleeve, and the others to various artists. That is the only thing I can think of!
What an interesting point of discussion ^_^ Frankly, we'll never get an answer to this question I was always curios about, considering the soundtracks :arrr: But maybe somebody will read this thread, and might give of some explanations :lol: xox.

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