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oh you're talking about top 200, maybe it will chart inside top 200, i thought u were talking about top 50, which will make it appear in the playlist too
Top 50 is only possible when Madonna does something with it, it cannot grow like this organically but I'm sure it'll go inside top 200.
oh you're talking about top 200, maybe it will chart inside top 200, i thought u were talking about top 50, which will make it appear in the playlist too
This collaboration didn't work out for both, this was Madge's first feature but looking at both America hate it would've flopped any which way,
It didnt flop in the US though. It peaked at 11 on the top 40 airplay chart and with a 2 track CD single might have peaked top 25 on the hot 100 perhaps even top 20. Thats constitutes a minor hit.
The UK didn’t have a maxi single. We had a CD single, cassette and 12” release.
The original comment was raising the point that Britney wasn’t releasing a physical format in order to push album sales. This was true for her previous lead single (Slave wasn’t released on a physical cd single) but not for MATM which had a CD and 12” release in the US.
This collaboration didn't work out for both, this was Madge's first feature but looking at both America hate it would've flopped any which way,
Yeah but when it's a SINGLE sales are much higher and most songs released as MAXI-SINGLE(CD-MAXI-SINGLE) only usually chart lower.
In all over the rest of the world there was both maxi-single and the SINGLE (CD-SINGLE).
The single/CD-SINGLE was responsible for over 90% of sales in UK, Australia and other countries not the maxi-single. That's why I ask - it's not the same thing despite being both physical releases (I mean, iTunes was still a baby when this song was released with a few months old and lower song sales than physical singles).
The UK didn’t have a maxi single. We had a CD single, cassette and 12” release.
The original comment was raising the point that Britney wasn’t releasing a physical format in order to push album sales. This was true for her previous lead single (Slave wasn’t released on a physical cd single) but not for MATM which had a CD and 12” release in the US.
I swear there's some totals coming up over 100k. lol
Thanks!
I hope so! Still not bad for those kind of songs.
These songs are not very commercial and releasing "Hanky Panky" as a single in 1990 was courageous. Reaching #10 in US (and #02 in UK) wouldn't happen if any other artist would sing a song like that at the time.
Yeah but when it's a SINGLE sales are much higher and most songs released as MAXI-SINGLE(CD-MAXI-SINGLE) only usually chart lower.
In all over the rest of the world there was both maxi-single and the SINGLE (CD-SINGLE).
The single/CD-SINGLE was responsible for over 90% of sales in UK, Australia and other countries not the maxi-single. That's why I ask - it's not the same thing despite being both physical releases (I mean, iTunes was still a baby when this song was released with a few months old and lower song sales than physical singles).
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