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Well I never, #8 is good! :cheer: I never expected top 10 after the nothingness of last week. :lol:

Thanks TT. I'm hoping it'll be shown next month. :cheer:

Well, it seems like his future plans at present are to remain under the radar and do his own thing. And he's being highly successful. :lol:

I wonder when this is going to air?

Couldn't resist watching myself, thanks TT! :D I could remember all of it, lovely reminder.

It was Ticket to Love I heard and loved on Saturday morning tv with Fearne Cotton when they showed the clips of the Will and Gareth tour over a few weeks! I remember him saying he sneaked it into the set. :wub:

Well I loved the song from the first clip I heard and was over the moon when I heard it in full. :cheer: I'll have to have a think about my favourite performance of it and come back. I do love the PI rendition also TT, and the audience reaction was amazing! I used to think the recorded version couldn't be bettered but since Will changed bands I must say that I have enjoyed it even more live as I love the way he's developed it. :wub:

That figure of 588k was just the last we had but yes, I can accept its over 600k now! :dance:

Thanks TT. Very nice to see him. :cheer:

:dance: Very good! Let's keep it up!

Nor me but it would be a nice way to go! :dancing:

Another If That's What You Want fan here! :cheer:

Thanks TT for bringing across. Yes he knew when the first stint of Cabaret was over that Bill Kenwright wanted him back again, so maybe he's just shuffled the schedule around a bit before the album gets priority. That's what I would like to think anyway.

Haven't we done well?! :D

It would be nice if someone could tidy up the songs on Wills search on that publishing site. So much repetition and some titles are just parts of other songs aren't they?

If I'm honest I still don't believe there'll be nothing for another two years from now. No one who apparently heard him say that has surfaced to explain it, and for all we know it may have been something to fob off the person asking, or even the first thing that came into his head, or even how he was feeling at the time. But I would never want him to do an album of covers just to get something out. I realise there are a lot of fans who would like it as they seem to want him to have a profile singing, whatever if takes, but not me. I want an album he's proud to put out and will just grit my teeth and wait.

:cheer: I'm glad you've finally got it! I was listening in the car today. After hearing the stuff at PACE the other night it gave me a taste for back to back Will listening again. :lol:

We don't really know anything at the moment Neil. No doubt when he's ready we'll be told! :lol:

Oops, very belated birthday wishes to you suggy. :hic: Or very early for next year..

I can remember my jaw fell open when they turned up to song it on Sport Relief and Gareth was singing the lead, I was outraged. Then to find it was on Wills first album :banghead: It was all here's the good news, now the bad news.. at that stage. However I really liked the performance they did at the MEN arena for the Top of the Pops awards show, I thought Wills part was sublime. :wub: I'd post it but I can't find it on youtube.

Yes I hope so. Also I am crossing my fingers he has said something about his plans, though as we know he is good at keeping things up his sleeve. :lol:

:w00t: Brilliant to see him performing again!

Hard to tell I think. I presume there will be a weighting applied so that buying still counts for more than loads of watching. Will's singles chart positions apart from the brilliant Jealousy :yahoo: have not been amazing in recent years so maybe marginal.

I remember thinking how different the video was to anything else around and it suited him perfectly. :cheer:

I bet Simon Fuller is happy his old rivals XF USA has been cancelled. My cynicism around Cowell makes me think the timing of the announcement that he's 'resting' it around the time of this baby and his return to XF UK is not an accident. Meanwhile American Idol which concentrates properly on vocal talent is still going strong.