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Hotspot was three weeks on the charts: 3, 16, 44.lucienchardon wrote: Sun 13 Sep 2020, 6:22 pm It looks like Neon is out of the Top 100 UK Albums list. It's weird how an album can debut in the top 5 and just stay in the top 100 for two weeks.
Does anyone remember how Hotspot did? Was it also in the Top 100 for just two weeks?
I guess only the dedicated fans buy their albums.
Thanks for the infodomino wrote: Mon 14 Sep 2020, 6:33 amHotspot was three weeks on the charts: 3, 16, 44.lucienchardon wrote: Sun 13 Sep 2020, 6:22 pm It looks like Neon is out of the Top 100 UK Albums list. It's weird how an album can debut in the top 5 and just stay in the top 100 for two weeks.
Does anyone remember how Hotspot did? Was it also in the Top 100 for just two weeks?
I guess only the dedicated fans buy their albums.
As far as I remember, when Actually was released, MJ's Bad was at number one or newly released and destined to be number one?
Their biggest (and maybe only) asset over the Boys is Andy's voice. Apart from it and a greatest hits album, they have no charisma whatsoever. Interestingly I find Fingers and Thumbs way better than every other Erasure single and am actually quite fond of it . If their entire output was like that, I would be a big fan.Patrick Bateman wrote: Tue 08 Sep 2020, 7:51 pm How on earth can Vince call Actually dreadful? It's certainly no Union Street - that's for sure!
I sometimes feel sorry that Erasure never received their due for being such a great pop group in the late 80s/early 90s but comments like that are so preposterous that it does seem born of jealousy. No matter how good Erasure singles were, most critics always preferred PSB - and ultimately so did the public. And whereas PSB have evolved over the last few decades, Erasure seem precisely the same as they were in 1985 - only with worse lyrics.