Posts posted by Paramore
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6 minutes ago, Mangø said: The charts are a measure of what's currently popular, people need to deal with the fact that at some points that might be a lot of older songs. And anyway why 3 years? How would they arbitrarily decide on a threshold?
3 years is too generous. HMV wouldn't stock CD singles after a few months. I wouldn't want to lose songs discovered later than their release. Like Cruel Summer. So maybe the limit needs to be 2 years after their first appearance in the top 40? If its been top 40, its been a hit and run its course. If it comes back, its not a rediscovery of a formerly forgotten track but a revival.
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On 07/06/2026 at 17:06, danG said: looking at the legacy acts mentioned (and some I've added) Killers and RHCP are firmly in front in terms of British Spotify listeners (well strictly speaking London only but a good indication). I suspect RHCP would be ahead if you took away the bias of Mr Brightside.
849k The Killers
808k Red Hot Chili Peppers
701k Radiohead
575k Green Day
555k Bob Marley & The Wailers
551k The Cure
545k Amy Winehouse
524k Nirvana
517k The Smiths
481k AC/DC
470k Hall & Oates
455k Bruce Springsteen
433k Guns N Roses
420k Foo Fighters
397k Bon Jovi
392k Metallica
389k Muse
340k Eagles
334k R.E.M.
331k Dolly Parton
290k Led Zeppelin
276k Bob Dylan
272k Shania Twain
252k Tina Turner
232k Depeche Mode
224k Janet Jackson
204k Pulp
166k The Who
103k Sash!
Honestly the vast majority of these are not surprising. Huge names but the UK is heavily bias to pop and dance music.
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Streaming Services Chart Rodrigoscussion; W/C 12/06/26
in UK Charts
My Way on the Supergirl promo is amazing. Hope that goes viral