Graham76man
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Location: Sheffield
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It's a mystery to me how iTunes compiles it's chart. The site I use has 1500 positions, which are updated hourly. But doesn't mean that the bottom is... -
I don't think that the download market is as dead as what the music industry makes out. If it was then iTunes would have cancelled the service a while...Leave a comment:
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The original idea of the EP was a mini album. They were not at this time treated as album promotion, but stand alone products. Mostly as treats for the...Leave a comment:
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They are not from the streaming side of things, but downloads done on Fridays only.
Most of the tracks are connected to things broadcast on TV,...Leave a comment:
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150,000 and only at 17?
Their number one must have been selling over 200,000 and everything else from 16 to two more than that!
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Sometimes the Ultimate Chart gets it right and it did with that one. It's ironic really as the whole of the time Billy J was number two, he was behind...Leave a comment:
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The reason that early Beatles records were not doing so well, is down to Capitol Records. Even though it was owned by EMI, they were given control over...Leave a comment:
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60's
1 Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline
2 Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World
3 The Beatles - Here Comes the Sun
4 Harry Belafonte...Leave a comment:
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It must have been short notice for the staff as the final issue had only the following short notice on the Alan Jones page!
There was even...Leave a comment:
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Friday Singles
Top Ten
1 NEW Little Mix - Confetti (feat. Saweetie)
2 NEW Nathan Dawe & Anne-Marie - Way Too Long (Tyrone Remix)...Leave a comment:
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Having been involved with paper print productions. I suspect that the artwork for 33 was pasted on to a blank sheet of the chart and all the rest of the...Leave a comment:
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If you look at the calender for 1960 you will see that the NME Charts are following the Friday day. The RR first issue comes on the 10 March a Thursday....Leave a comment:
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On the other hand if all 30 shops were supplying them with actual sales of records, rather than a points system the others were using it seems cock-eyed...Leave a comment:
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Music Week was the same in the 1990's. The only place that sold them was Smiths and a lot of the time they didn't have it. Trade papers are a bit like... -
It's obvious why BMRB didn't publish a top 100, as the 1974 chart shows which kingofskiffle posted. It was only 104 sales at 50. By the time you reached...Leave a comment:
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You do have to put your mind into record store mode, rather than fan mode. Record shops had to buy the record in then sell them back to the public at...Leave a comment:
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Plus the quarter million sales for the new entry at 47! -
I posted the pages from the book years ago. They might be still on my blog!
No survey organisation would ever get 100% results back. Even...Leave a comment:
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Regardless of how many were coming in, it should be 300. Unless you can find the week on week numbers coming in for the entire time, Mr Tibbs must base... -
If you look at the correct week ending dates for the charts. The BMRB was the only one to have Amen Corner top, all the rest had it outside the top five!...
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