Love etc. midweeks.
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
i've seen it at 100, then 49, then 37, then back to 49 (assumed an internet cache problem somewhere), and now it seems to be at 35 (although it still says 37 on my itunes)
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
HMV.com is sold out of the cd single then. just ordered both but not getting the cd1 for 7 days??
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
You may have been looking at a non-updated chart maybe? Some people import the charts to their blogs, Internet pages whatever, and then forget to updateE-Mail Vampire wrote:I see it @ #49.
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
It might be some sort of tactic to make the single stick around for 2 weeks on the trot. If it charts at around 20 - 25 in week 1, it might well stay around the same position the week later when the cds are available again.
I thin kthey did a similar thing with Paninaro 95. Released it on 2 cds but in seperate weeks.
I thin kthey did a similar thing with Paninaro 95. Released it on 2 cds but in seperate weeks.
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Wasn't it the last single that actually climbed up in its second week rather than tumbling down?Undertaker wrote:
I thin kthey did a similar thing with Paninaro 95. Released it on 2 cds but in seperate weeks.
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
itunes program seems to slow in updating, this place gives it up to date.
at 35 come on not good enough up up up......................
http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.ph ... 137&st=560
at 35 come on not good enough up up up......................
http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.ph ... 137&st=560
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
Yeah, i think it was. 18 - 15 - Dunno.Minimalizm wrote:Wasn't it the last single that actually climbed up in its second week rather than tumbling down?Undertaker wrote:
I thin kthey did a similar thing with Paninaro 95. Released it on 2 cds but in seperate weeks.
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
Filthy2002: HMV Leeds do still stock singles, but they're kept by the counter at the far end now, and the section is much smaller than it used to be. When I went in on Monday, there was only one gap in the rack, and, since I was told they'd 'sold out', I assume they did in fact have it in earlier in the day. So it's not all terrible.
They have indeed achieved vinylfail, though. That said, with Jumbo and Crash up the road, HMV was always a bit moot in that area.
They have indeed achieved vinylfail, though. That said, with Jumbo and Crash up the road, HMV was always a bit moot in that area.
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
I didn't venture to the right hand side of the counter as I assumed that area was entirely the games section now.Ramzy wrote:Filthy2002: HMV Leeds do still stock singles, but they're kept by the counter at the far end now, and the section is much smaller than it used to be. When I went in on Monday, there was only one gap in the rack, and, since I was told they'd 'sold out', I assume they did in fact have it in earlier in the day. So it's not all terrible.
They have indeed achieved vinylfail, though. That said, with Jumbo and Crash up the road, HMV was always a bit moot in that area.
Jumbo & Crash have always been my go-to for vinyl. Shame Record Box closed down, found the green EU Break 4 Love promo in there!
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
It's been creeping up the Amazon download chart, from 31 to 29 and now 26. Download a few copies for your friends, makes a great ringtone.
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
I think EMI are very happy to have Love Etc as a slow burn rather than a one week hit .. it worked very well for "the loving kind" which charted before the official release because of releasing the video early, and was very effective in promoting the album over christmas. They seem to be very happy to throw love etc under the bus, to better promote yes, and I think this will be clear in the pre-order numbers.
The 2nd single, much like the 2nd single from Bilingual will have a more expensive, and traditional campaign .. I predict
The 2nd single, much like the 2nd single from Bilingual will have a more expensive, and traditional campaign .. I predict
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
Maybe Stephano should write one of his eloquent reviews on Amazon. It'll shift some copies and give us a laugh at the same time.
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Re: Love etc. midweeks.
And could you imagine this day? After "shedloads" of PR, marketing, publicity, a Brit award, etc far beyond the other band's, and PSB still manage to not crack the top 20? Disaster.Danny C wrote:It could be worse, they could be charting outside the top 20, as the last 3 Erasure singles have.
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