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Haven't Fundamental been their best chart achievement in 10 years? Did they call it a day after Nightlife? No. Did they call it a day after Release? No. Still, first two singles from these two charted worse in total, compared to Fundamental, and included no top ten single.reality_check wrote:Its very easy to dimiss chart success, but for a band that has thrived on it eventually because of practical limitations it could prematurely end the production of new PSB music...
(And no, I personally have no fanatical desires regarding charts.)
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Re: MIG's twin BRO!
Tomas wrote:Haven't Fundamental been their best chart achievement in 10 years? Did they call it a day after Nightlife? No. Did they call it a day after Release? No. Still, first two singles from these two charted worse in total, compared to Fundamental, and included no top ten single.reality_check wrote:Its very easy to dimiss chart success, but for a band that has thrived on it eventually because of practical limitations it could prematurely end the production of new PSB music...
(And no, I personally have no fanatical desires regarding charts.)
But as a result, Nightlife and Release spawned - combined - the same # of singles that Very did by itself. That results in less music for fans - fewer b-sides, fewer remixes. Minimal's relative lack of success may put future singles from Fundamental in doubt.
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Re: MIG's twin BRO!
NorthernLad wrote:Tomas wrote:Haven't Fundamental been their best chart achievement in 10 years? Did they call it a day after Nightlife? No. Did they call it a day after Release? No. Still, first two singles from these two charted worse in total, compared to Fundamental, and included no top ten single.reality_check wrote:Its very easy to dimiss chart success, but for a band that has thrived on it eventually because of practical limitations it could prematurely end the production of new PSB music...
(And no, I personally have no fanatical desires regarding charts.)
But as a result, Nightlife and Release spawned - combined - the same # of singles that Very did by itself. That results in less music for fans - fewer b-sides, fewer remixes. Minimal's relative lack of success may put future singles from Fundamental in doubt.
OK, but
1) reality_check said "end the production of new PSB music" - not exactly only any next singles from Fundamental.
2) Yesterday, when I was mad was promotion for Disco2. And apart from that, wasn't it quite a different time both PSB and single-sales wise 13 years ago? Who releases five singles from one album today?
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Re: MIG's twin BRO!
Who releases five singles from one album today?[/quote]
Kylie, mcfly and lots of other happy charty artists
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NorthernLad
Re: MIG's twin BRO!
I think they would love to be able to release 5 singles from Fundamental. After all, didn't Neil say that the problem he was having is that there were so many songs that could be singles? I believe I read that in an interview question on the office site.Tomas wrote:NorthernLad wrote:Tomas wrote: Haven't Fundamental been their best chart achievement in 10 years? Did they call it a day after Nightlife? No. Did they call it a day after Release? No. Still, first two singles from these two charted worse in total, compared to Fundamental, and included no top ten single.
(And no, I personally have no fanatical desires regarding charts.)
But as a result, Nightlife and Release spawned - combined - the same # of singles that Very did by itself. That results in less music for fans - fewer b-sides, fewer remixes. Minimal's relative lack of success may put future singles from Fundamental in doubt.
OK, but
1) reality_check said "end the production of new PSB music" - not exactly only any next singles from Fundamental.
2) Yesterday, when I was mad was promotion for Disco2. And apart from that, wasn't it quite a different time both PSB and single-sales wise 13 years ago? Who releases five singles from one album today?
But you are right, the music industry has changed, and 5 singles from Fundamental would be unlikely even in the best circumstance. But certainly 3, or perhaps 4, should be an attainable goal in my view.
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