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I wonder if Say Something will go the same way Word Is Out and Some Kind Of Bliss did: lead single is less successful than follow-ups.

It reentered indie single at no 37, so it might be around position 300 overall.

Like it, too, but I also liked her Caution album, so it's not the best she did in years for me, but I'm looking forward to listen to it a lot.

They say Save The Day contains a sample of Killing Me Softly by The Fugees, so maybe it's Lauryn's original singing...

It's not as bad as expected, but it's far away from being a bop.

They just wrote about CRJ in USA Today. They said Jepsen is no one-hit wonder. Still, "Call Me Maybe" was by far her biggest hit.

I think UK got most sales, then Australia. Is Kylie still big in Japan?

Is the UK Kylie's biggest market when it comes to album sales, followed by Australia? What are biggest markets three and four?

I wonder if we get some new music from Bananarama soon... Didn't they post a picture with their longtime producer Ian Masterson in studio recently? Maybe there will be a Really Saying Somehing 2020 when their biography is published.

This was my personal breakthrough when it comes to Taylor's music. I liked her before, but this was the first song I loved.

I'm always excited when CRJ announces something new, even though since her Kiss album there was no song I really really loved. Hope this time I will love her music again instead of just liking it.

I'm a little (bit more) behind with Neighbours. When Paul married Jane and Des they played Golden. That was such a nice surprise, it made this lovely moment even sweeter!

Great rumor, hope it's true. I enjoyed Caution more than her other 2010' albums.

In Germany Say Something is new at 45 in downloads. Dancing charted at no 47 back then, dropped out of top 100 next week, but returned two weeks later and peaked at no 7 13 weeks after being released.

I think it was a very smart idea to launch her career with a song named after a country superstar. Don't know if she would have had such a great start with another song from her debut album.

I have to say this song is really growing on me. If this so-called final single is doing better than expected, maybe Same Difference will give their career another try.

It's no 73 at iTunes. That's a surprise, because I thought nobody would care about Same Difference anymore.

I wonder why it's taking so long to send Betty to country stations or is Cardigan being played there, too?

From first listen I'm not impressed, but I will give it another try and just hope it will grow on me. On CD is there also clapping after they finished the song or is it just on You Tube?

Is there any song that could stop RBW or do we have found the survivor already?

Her most popular evergreen these days?!? At least in here.

In round 12 there was a tie-breaker between Red Blooded Woman and Timebomb. Three rounds later we still have to deal with RBW.

If her next single isn't released on Friday we know for sure they don't care about chart positions anymore and just want money. I guess many labels think Wednesday or Thursday releases sell more because of lack of competition.

I'm not happy with no 82, but at least it's top 100. Big question: Would Say Something have charted top 75 if it had been released last Friday instead of Thursday?

I hope Kylie will enter Top 75, so her downward spiral won't be too heavy. All The Lovers last Top 10 lead single, Into The Blue top 20, Dancing top 40, Say Something Top 75, next lead single Top 100.