Week 42

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Do you think that the two performances for the Benefit Concert will have a big effect on sales?
 
TV airplay chart in the UK : All Because Of You this week debuts at # 21...i think that's pretty good.
 
edge3 said:
TV airplay chart in the UK : All Because Of You this week debuts at # 21...i think that's pretty good.

very good!, i havent seen it yet though, havent heard it on radio either, should be put on the radio1 and radio2 playlists v soon
 
In the Netherlands the album drops 6 positions to #27. Here's its full chart run:
How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb (27-11-2004)
1-1-2-3-4-4-5-6-7-8
6-1-1-3-6-4-8-10-11-14
17-17-24-28-23-30-32-38-34-28
16-14-9-5-4-6-8-11-14-20
21-27

The Rolling Stones debuted at #1.

:)
 
fitz said:
Also good news from Switzerland:
Bomb rises to #61 from #96
no idea, why

great result! must be 'cos of All Because Of You & i expect the same thing to soon happen in the UK (at least) :wink:
 
And now, a good news from Italy too: HTDAAB gains one spot and rises from 22 to 21.
Also, Best Of 80/90 re-entries in italian top 100 at 96.
Here's the italian chart-run for bomb:
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-
41-33-29-17-10-10-18-22-14-22-
21-
 
Yes and hopefully a similar trend will be seen on the Billboard charts. I´m sure sales in Canada will significantly increase due to the shows in Toronto although maybe we wont see the full effect until next week.

Now if only they released a new single in North America ....
Can´t believe they are not going to do anything else (besides the tour that is) to help album sales in the US.


fitz said:
So, it seems that Bomb will rise in the European Billboard Charts a few places!
 
Very good to see the bomb rising in some European countries. It was falling week after week since the end of Leg 2 in Europe. I don't know what's the reason for that (maybe ABOY altough I don't think so) but it's great because I didn't expect that. Good sign for the future.
 
VALE69 said:
In Canada HTDAAB re-entries in the top 100, climbing from 110 to 94.

Good! :up:

...& single sales also got a good bump in Canada :

ABOY # 5 (# 10)
COBL # 6 (# 5)
Sometimes # 7 (# 16)
 
COBL finally shows up on BB

Still no Bomb in the Top 200 Albums from BB, but COBL debuts at #40 on the Adult Top 40. This is good, I guess, but now I wonder if all we'll get in N.A. this fall is COBL part dos. Oh well, good to see that all four singles showed up on BB somewhere.

After the tour hits the U.S. for a few weeks, I expect that we'll see HTDAAB and COBL charting on BB. As for the Adult Top 40 debut, it almost appears that BB is now including Triple A radio in this format, as "Hot AC" radio had let COBL slide off the radar.

European Top 100 albums to come soon.
 
ABOY added to the 'radio1 C-list' today, later than i ws expecting, but it's got 3.5 weeks before release, so hopefully bomb will be moving back up the charts here now.
 
New Mediatraffic results are in and of course BOMB is still out of the top 40. The Stones came in at #1 with 396,000 copies sold worldwide in their opening week. About 1/3 of that figure comes from the United States which shows a very good even spread around the world in terms of global sales.

With sales of 173,000 this week, Coldplay's X&Y has now cleared the 6 million mark at mediatraffic.
 
Not yet...

fitz said:
So, it seems that Bomb will rise in the European Billboard Charts a few places!

The Top 100 album chart has been updated for Europe, and U2's Bomb slips 4 spots to 57 this week. There is no sign of ABOY on the Top 100 Europe Singles yet, so maybe we'll see the effect next week.
 
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