February 8, 200917 yr Author I have the single of this and it's one of the only singles that actually features the music videos now a days :o The last physical single I bought was Robyn's With Every Heartbeat back in 2007 :o
February 8, 200917 yr Loving Kind reminds me too much of "Call The Shots". Probably because dance pop ballads I always found that so overrated, this is leaps and bounds better I think.
February 8, 200917 yr OH DEAR AT GA's RUN! :( It's not that bad, especially when you consider it had to rely on physicals so heavily to get the position it did.
February 8, 200917 yr I always found that so overrated, this is leaps and bounds better I think. True, but Call The Shots didn't have a radio version ^_^ Also I'm shocked Jester. Buy a cd single from HMV now! Lily Allen's single is only 99p
February 8, 200917 yr The Loving Kind is amazing. The Promise would not have done so well if it wasn't for X Factor.
February 8, 200917 yr 28 (from 68) Coldplay - Life In Technicolour II [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/R6766.JPG Chart Run: 68-28 [2 wks] Release date: 2-2-2009 Format: SS [7" only] Catalogue Number: R6766 Label: PARLOPHONE In 2000, Coldplay emerged seemingly out of nowhere to become a worldwide smash with their debut album PARACHUTES and hit single "Yellow". While often associated with the Britpop crowd, they favoured a more thoughtful, melodic, Travis-esque piano-centric pop approach than arena-rock chest-beaters like Oasis. Led by charismatic frontman Chris Martin, the band expanded its horizons (and its fanbase) throughout the 2000s, while remaining true to its basic form. One of the only British rock bands of their era to make a major impact on the US charts, Coldplay proved that simple, memorable, straightforward pop-rock can still be striking even in the post-everything 21st century - HMV Video here: track listing 1. Life In Technicolor II 2. Goldrush Chart history (Year peak title): 2000 35 Shiver 2000 04 Yellow 2000 10 Trouble 2002 02 In My Place 2002 10 The Scientist 2003 09 Clocks 2005 02 Speed Of Sound 2005 04 Fix You 2005 10 Talk 2008 08 Violet Hill 2008 54 Lost! 2008 01 Viva La Vida 2009 28 Life in Technicolour II
February 8, 200917 yr It's not a great position, but it's much better than I thought it would do. I think it can climb next week. :wub:
February 8, 200917 yr I'm amazed it took so long for this to chart, since it was on New Year TOTP... Still nice song :)
February 8, 200917 yr why wasn't this on the original album? it deserves to be there and not on the EP
February 8, 200917 yr 40 (from 54) N-Dubz - Strong Again [D] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1790382.JPG Chart Run: 54-64-64-57-54-54-40 [7 wks] Format: download only track Hailing from Camden in South London the trio's music has variably been described as hip-hop, garage and RnB but their style is pretty unique, blending traditional song structure and inspired lyrics with distinctly urban elements and influences. - HMV Video here: 2ajVUlhxPJw Chart history (Year peak title): 2007 57 Feva Las Vegas 2007 26 You Betta Not Waste My Time 2008 22 Ouch 2008 19 Papa Can You Hear Me 2009 40 Strong Again Discussion Thread Here Well, this is easily the best tune N-dubz has ever put out as a single we'll see if this is the group's biggest hit real soon
February 8, 200917 yr I don't know why all the sad faces regarding GA, their singles and album should start re-climbing soon, due to the Brits.
February 8, 200917 yr Author why wasn't this on the original album? it deserves to be there and not on the EP The original version was, but lyrics were added on Prospekt's March, hence the ii at the end.
February 8, 200917 yr This song has never grown on me. Nearly all Kanye songs start to get good, but this one? no no
February 8, 200917 yr I don't know why all the sad faces regarding GA, their singles and album should start re-climbing soon, due to the Brits. They will start re-climbing again, but only The Promise will because they are performing that and not The Loving Kind. :(
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