Moooo

Its noway accurate, load of crap imo

Hmmmmmmmmm,,, an Icon?

Thanks

Meat loaf? If possible thanks

Looks likely, i posted yesterday there was a shortage of Meat Loaf albums in certain places. Still it was a more exciting battle for 3 + 4 than for number one lol

Tesco out of stock for last 3 days of Meat Loafs Album, it was a special bonus one only available there. Nick Cave has really surprised me

Nick Cave sales are a surprise indeed, Meat Loafs album needs to be restocked in a few places, has done well I was expecting 45,000+ for bastille , might fall at around 35-36 000

Albums i reckon 1. bastille 2. Nick Cave 3. Meat Loaf 4. Beatles 5. Ward Thomas 6. Twin Atlantic 7. Barbra Streisend

Braver Than We Are amazon uk no.1 seller Tesco no. 1 seller Looking ok

I reckon it will hit number 3 ( possibly number 2 ) behind bastille. 20,000+ sales

https://soundcloud.com/429records/speaking-...io-edit/s-4D50f New promotional song!!!!

Elvis has a new one out, I reckon top 10

Meat Loaf in store signing at HMV Oxford street Thursday sep 8th

Oh great, thanks. Usually the signing happens after its release to spike sales. So of course the Thursday sales would count for the current week, thank you

Hi, I know it's not the right place but could anybody answer this? If an artist had a cd signing in HMV on the Thursday befor the Friday of the release, could they sell the new album at the signing? Obviously that's the point of the signing, anybody know how that works? Like chart wise , cheers

Perfect. Full stop Weather we like or don't like one dance, do most of us agree that the chart is too bloody slow?

:yahoo:

Popular doesn't = always mean good,

Exactly

So Adele and drake cruising to number one

But surely if you pay for something? It means you really like it? I understand streaming, I do. But from a chart point of view it's = zzzzzzzzzz

And I respect your opinion, but a chart should be paid for sales, end of.

The singles chart is a joke. Really I'm old fashioned etc etc,, but why add streaming? Seriously. Songs on the chart for 40 - 50 weeks. As many have said before, it's number one without being top 10 in sales? I know times have moved on etc etc, but c,mon. Look at the vinyl revival, ok it's not huge but at least it's paid for, if people just keep listening to a song for basically free? How can it really be classed as a sale? At least the album charts reflects some reality. Also radio stations are manipulating the charts far too long imo, I always said that if a new single from any artist comes out weather they are 16 or 80, they should receive some AirPlay. It's ageism of the highest order, yet the more mature artists will sell concert tickets far better than the cool hip youngsters. Don't get me wrong, there are a lot of talented younger artists and bands out there, who deserve all they achieve, but it's all too one sided Imo. The X factor used to be a prime example, ohh lets get all the cool kids to perform on the live shows, its target audience was misplaced, as it's a family show and mammy and daddy and big bro and sister also watched. Strictly come dancing at least mixed it up, some more established singers got to sing on it also, hence its viewing figures trashing X factors every week. Look at Rick astley, the album has done well, and there's a half chance of a single denting the chart, but just imagine if radio one had the balls to play it? Yes I know radio two do, but who is to say if it was played to a younger audience that even a small percentage Might just like it? Or any more established singer. Manipulation is ruling the music world, and we as the consumer are ignoring it

Very Very True