Irishteen
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In today's midweek Magnificent stays top 40 and the album stays top 20, same position as before
Do you think all of this has something to do with U2 no longer being with Island but with Mercury?
NLOTH up to #19 from #27 this week in uk albums chart. Magnificent
Do you think all of this has something to do with U2 no longer being with Island but with Mercury?
thats ok, but if magnificent had made it top 20 or even top10, i think NLOTH would have reached top 10. its likely there will be a big drop into the 30's again next week.
the top 10 albums gives a good indication of the result of hit singles. lady gaga, pink, beyonce, KOL and the prodigy - whose success ive been surprised with.
thats ok, but if magnificent had made it top 20 or even top10, i think NLOTH would have reached top 10. its likely there will be a big drop into the 30's again next week.
the top 10 albums gives a good indication of the result of hit singles. lady gaga, pink, beyonce, KOL and the prodigy - whose success ive been surprised with.
But aren't they both owned by Universal? So really a band of U2's level is working for Universal no matter what
Kelly Clarkson had a hit single, but where is she?
Kelly Clarkson had a hit single, but where is she?
Wait until her second single is out before judging her album, most albums by pop artists seem to peak with the second single as people decide they like the artist enough to buy the album
such as lady gaga and KOL. the second single makes them more than one hit wonders and leads people to consider the album may be more of the same.
But aren't they both owned by Universal? So really a band of U2's level is working for Universal no matter what
But Mercury is owned by Universal, I'd imagine while Mercury do the day to day running of the business a band worth as much as U2 gets handled more by the main company, I mean U2 are a big investment so Universal will obviously want a lot of input
but do you remember when U2 left Island, they were talking how they were not happy how no one from Island came to the studio while they were recording new songs, that they felt ignored or something
Beside, both Island and Mercury are owned by Universal, so if what you're saying is true, it should not matter for U2 if they're here or there, yet they left Island for Mercury
I've no idea what's going on, but I think it's safe to say it's Mercury hurting U2 the most in UK
But I think Mercury and Island would be the ones doing the day to day running of the business, so they would be the label U2 would go to most of the time but I think U2 are so big that the parent company Universal will take a big interest in the album and how it does. If Mercury are the reason behind it, you wonder why Universal are allowing it, U2 are a pretty big number on their balance sheets
Not a great increase given TV advertising campaign by the likes of Tesco Mike