edge3
Refugee
Ireland :
Bomb : # 27 (# 21)
BO 80-90 : # 73 (RE)
City : # 47 (RE)
Bomb : # 27 (# 21)
BO 80-90 : # 73 (RE)
City : # 47 (RE)
fitz said:Nothing from UK this week? Out of Top 75?
jimmmm said:
unfortunately yes, Bomb has left the building!!!
jimmmm said:
unfortunately yes, Bomb has left the building!!!
ybird3k said:
bad
so will bomb not being in the uk top 75, reduce some of its points on mediatraffic this week?
also, anyone yet know Bomb's position in Italian charts for weeks 37 & 38? [/B]
mikeuk said:hitlist chart has Bomb at 44 (37) with sales of 52,900.
Mike
VALE69 said:
Oh yes...
People at ACNielsen Italia is having a long holiday...
Weeks 37 and 38 hasn't released yet and probably won't never released.
Maybe this wednesday we'll have some update, but I think it will be about the last days... so, in the italian charts HTDAAB will loose at least two weeks in the higher positions of the chart and we'll find it out of the top 30.
Zoovation said:Keane Outsell U2
Keane have outsold U2 as the biggest sellers in contemporary rock in the UK charts for 2004.
A New report published by the British Phonographic Industry reveals that Keane led the way with 7.2% of sales, beating U2 with 4.9% and Snow Petrol in 3rd with 4.7%. Keane’s debut album Hopes and Fears went on to be the 2nd biggest selling album in the UK albums last year with the Scissor Sisters self titled debut album outselling it by just a few copies.
http://albumvote.co.uk/
ybird3k said:
Does anyone know U2's total album sales in the UK?
POP-ROMANCER said:Well, I think it's time for the next single. It's a bit pitty that they chose for ABOY, I can't see it will be a very big hit, but who knows. Hope that they shoot a new video for it.
Well, in netherlands is everything ok with Bomb #14 (#11).
Popmartijn said:
Indeed, HTDAAB drops only 3 spots to #14. COBL does not do as well, as that one drops 16 positions: from 31 to 47 in its 9th week. I doubt it can make it to 10 weeks on the Mega Top 50. It is now on the charts longer than SYCMIOYO though.
edge3 said:12 million from 1987 to 2004 (U2 are the 3rd best selling album artist behind Madonna & Robbie Williams during this time).
I'm missing the sales figures for 1981-86 but i reckon they sold about 2.5-3 million albums during this time - War, UABRS & UF were all big sellers so let's say 2.75M (& that's assuming album sales were a fair bit lower than today).
So 12M + 2.75M + 600K = 15,350,000 million approx. albums sold in the UK to date (this should put them in the all time top 20 at least)
Popmartijn said:I think that the single will be released to radio on 23 September (which is a Friday), with the single becoming available on Monday 10 October.
VALE69 said:Italy:
HTDAAb drops from 10 to 18; Best Of 90/00 frm 42 to 44; Best Of 80/90 from 51 to 63.
COBL from 15 to 20.
HTDAAB chart run:
1-1-4-5-5-6-3-3-4-8-
6-10-9-8-8-9-15-14-21-17-
16-17-17-26-33-33-44-42-41-39-
41-33-29-17-10-18-
ybird3k said:
and ABOY to be released on sep 23rd in UK how do u know this
this doesnt give it much time for gaining airplay, (it isnt on either radio1 or radio2 playlists yet) though it is a 4th single and IMO a wrong choice for 4th single.
edge3 said:
It's on this weeks Musicweek commercial release schedule for the week commencing 26th Sept. This could change - eg Coldplay's Fix You was changed - but that's unlikely. Coming so soon after City it does seem a bit early but i s'pose they need to keep the ball rolling. City hit the airplay charts about 4 weeks before it was released so expect ABOY to be added within the next 2-3. Personnally i think ABOY is a rollicking good tune so let's get it to # 1 !!