Pet Shop Boys - Chart History
- XTZ1969
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
Do you count the chart as low as to 200 or what? Normally a 185th spot is very much outside the chart.XTZ1969 wrote:'PopArt' re-enters the UK Album Chart this week at #185.
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
They usually publish the top 200 but that's normally later in the week. XTZ is probably a subscriber to one of the chart magazines, or knows someone that is. The top 40 is aired, then immidiatly after that, they publish the top 75 and then top 100. The charts actually go on forever, though because someone suppiled me with the info about the last two Erasure releases, which never made the top 300. So all kinds on information is out there.Hillbilly wrote:Do you count the chart as low as to 200 or what? Normally a 185th spot is very much outside the chart.XTZ1969 wrote:'PopArt' re-enters the UK Album Chart this week at #185.
You can even follow the top 1000 singles chart, live but it's only downloaded songs, not physicals.
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
I've updated the stats on the first page. Discography, Pop-Art and Yes but it was hurting my head. There is still some info not there, like the performance of Yes everywhere else other than the U.K and also the two singles after Love etc. If anyone has all this info, stick it up here if you have time and i'll update the first page 
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
These are the facts I can provide for "Yes":
Germany: #3 → #9 → #6 → #8 → #13 → #19 → #22 → #26 → #29 → #40 → #42 → #55 → #49 → #59 → #79 → #92 → #84 → #91 → #101 → #109
UK: #4 → #21 → #43 → #57 → #79 → #116 → #117 → #105 → #163 → #189 → #194 → #170 → #149 → #200
Austria: #5 → #32 → #23 → #29 → #34 → #39 → #42 → #63 → #70
Czech Rep: #6 → #10 → #8 → #21 → #32 → #37 → #38 → #38
Croatia: #6
Argentina #6
Switzerland: #7 → #21 → #20 → #36 → #30 → #43 → #48 → #53 → #53 → #70 → #67→ #74 → #83
Denmark: #9 → #32 → #39
Spain: #10 → #37 → #40 → #39 → #45 → #? → #75 → #94 → #89
Brasil: #22 → #12 → #11 → #13 → #22 → #27
Sweden: #12 → #19 → #34 → #33 → #37 → #41 → #46 → #60
Greece: #41 → #16 → #14 → #18 → #46
Japan: #32 → #15
Norway: #16
Hungary: #37 → #24 → #28 → #40 → #37
Russia: #25 → #20 → #10 → #14 → #24
Island: #26
Finland: #28
USA: #32
Australia: #32
The Netherlands: #34 → #77 → #66 → #63 → #69 → #82 → #95
Ireland: #34 → #42 → #58 → #64 → #89
Italy: #40 → #49 → #100
Mexiko: #51 → #40
Canada: #56
France: #64 → #127
Belgium (Flandern): #92 → #69
Belgium (Wallonien): #74 → #49 → #88 → #57 → #93 → #93
Germany: #3 → #9 → #6 → #8 → #13 → #19 → #22 → #26 → #29 → #40 → #42 → #55 → #49 → #59 → #79 → #92 → #84 → #91 → #101 → #109
UK: #4 → #21 → #43 → #57 → #79 → #116 → #117 → #105 → #163 → #189 → #194 → #170 → #149 → #200
Austria: #5 → #32 → #23 → #29 → #34 → #39 → #42 → #63 → #70
Czech Rep: #6 → #10 → #8 → #21 → #32 → #37 → #38 → #38
Croatia: #6
Argentina #6
Switzerland: #7 → #21 → #20 → #36 → #30 → #43 → #48 → #53 → #53 → #70 → #67→ #74 → #83
Denmark: #9 → #32 → #39
Spain: #10 → #37 → #40 → #39 → #45 → #? → #75 → #94 → #89
Brasil: #22 → #12 → #11 → #13 → #22 → #27
Sweden: #12 → #19 → #34 → #33 → #37 → #41 → #46 → #60
Greece: #41 → #16 → #14 → #18 → #46
Japan: #32 → #15
Norway: #16
Hungary: #37 → #24 → #28 → #40 → #37
Russia: #25 → #20 → #10 → #14 → #24
Island: #26
Finland: #28
USA: #32
Australia: #32
The Netherlands: #34 → #77 → #66 → #63 → #69 → #82 → #95
Ireland: #34 → #42 → #58 → #64 → #89
Italy: #40 → #49 → #100
Mexiko: #51 → #40
Canada: #56
France: #64 → #127
Belgium (Flandern): #92 → #69
Belgium (Wallonien): #74 → #49 → #88 → #57 → #93 → #93
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
I didn't know the Walloons and the Flemish have two different charts? Geez Belgium, you're really breaking up on us aren't ya? I wonder what the Bosnia chart is like.
And tryin' to figure out what happened to 'Germaine Propaine'
"He couldn't have fell off that hard" Ain't no way
"What happened to the way you was rappin' when you was scandalous
That Canibus turned into a television evangelist"
Plus he raps with his regular voice [BOOSH! BOOSH!]
[BOOSH! BOOSH!] (What was that?) Pet Shop Boys
"He couldn't have fell off that hard" Ain't no way
"What happened to the way you was rappin' when you was scandalous
That Canibus turned into a television evangelist"
Plus he raps with his regular voice [BOOSH! BOOSH!]
[BOOSH! BOOSH!] (What was that?) Pet Shop Boys
- XTZ1969
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
Thanks guys. I've updated it. Fell free to point out any mistakes i've made. 
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
PopArt is currently 4th on the Electro & Synth album chart on Amazon, while Discography is at 8th. In between them are two Best of collections for Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, and somebody I've never heard of called Yeasayer. Pandemonium is also 11th.
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
UK/First Week Sales:
16,710 Alternative:1995
23,732 Bilingual:1996
17,038 'Nightlife' (#7-October 1999).
18,008 'Release' (#7-April 2002).
26,492 'Fundamental' (#5-May 2006).
30,196 'Yes' (#4-March 2009) (#2-March 2009 if you include the itunes blunder)
Their first week sales have been on the rise over the past 10 years.
16,710 Alternative:1995
23,732 Bilingual:1996
17,038 'Nightlife' (#7-October 1999).
18,008 'Release' (#7-April 2002).
26,492 'Fundamental' (#5-May 2006).
30,196 'Yes' (#4-March 2009) (#2-March 2009 if you include the itunes blunder)
Their first week sales have been on the rise over the past 10 years.
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Re: A Pet Shop Chart History
Ah, it's all coming screaming back to me - before the iTunes error - where the Pet Shop Boys were being outsold by Ronan Keating, denying them their number one position.
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