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New Order beating Elvis to No.1-now that would be something special. Oh and It was Chris Martin talking on Radio1 who said the 3rd album was due end of March.

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Originally posted by STEVEone New Order beating Elvis to No.1-now that would be something special. Oh and It was Chris Martin talking on Radio1 who said the 3rd album was due end of March.

Did he say which YEAR?:D

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Originally posted by Ronald Kirsch Charts are crap. At least here in Oz. They don't reflect actual record sales, but pre-orders from record shops. Hence our Australian Idols make the no 1 spot, only to later have their cds shipped back to the record company. Now charts can reflect genuine demand if shops actually run out cds and have to order more. For the Order to chart here, it would mean that the shops would have to sell out their initial estimates of how many cds they might sell, and then order more. Hence, they would have to sell a shitload (Aussie for Lots). Which quite frankly is almost impossibe here.Now I do want the Order to be commercialy successful, and wish them all the best for the new album. Hey if there's money in it for them, they might think twice before calling it a day.

Australia's most successful single of all time is ARTIST: Joe Dolce TITLE: Shaddap You Face. :laugh: Apologies for that pointless piece of Australian Export trivia.

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by STEVEone Its more important that the album does well isnt it? On which point,i have some bad news-Its ccoming out on the same day as the new Coldplay album. The Stereophonics also release their new album the same week. I think they could beat Kelly Jones & Co to No.1 but not Coldplay. :shrug:

I have no freaking idea who's Kelly Jones, but you made my day by telling me 2 of my favorite groups will be releasing an album the SAME DAY... will have to buy both!!

Luckly I'll have the New Order promo before (crossing fingers!) so I won't have the dillema to pick which one goes first in the CD player :evil4:

Nic - looks like your wish may come true - I've sent an email and I'll let you know when I get a reply mate :nod:

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Originally posted by Tristan Hey if it's marketed correctly it could do well in the states too considering what the ties too Gwen Stefani and where the Killers got their name. But New Order being marketed well in the states??? It'll never happen.

marketing or not...fat chance on charting over here. maybe it'll crack the top 100, but only by a peep. face it, americans just aren't ready for these young upstarts from somewhere over in england.

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Apparently, Elvis's record company are going to be pressing more copies from now on "due to customer demand". Bugger. Just buy all formats and often :clap:

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Originally posted by Johnny Giles Another factor is chart return shops. If you buy from any old store, its not likely to count towards a chart placing. HMV are the main provider of sales figures for the charts in the UK, if you buy from them or pre order from their on-line shop then this will definitely count towards the charts.Another trick, if you're really keen, is to buy the different versions of the CD separately. There is likely to be a CD1 and a CD2 with the latter including different mixes etc. If you go to the counter with both in your hand this only counts as one sale for chart purposes. If you pay for one and then queue up again with the second CD then this will count as two sales towards the charts. The same applies if there is a vinyl version released.Have to say, I've never been arsed to do this and it won't change this time.

Whoa, how do you know this kind of stuff??? I tend to just go to the shop with the shortest queues, and that's never usually HMV, which is always packed. Hate queues so I certainly couldn't bring myself to go back twice for different versions :nonono:

Still, I have a feeling the first single will do really well in the first week any way :)

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I can't see the album charting very high (if at all) in the States but that might not be such a bad thing if you look at what DOES chart here. But I must be getting old or something because I barely know who any of these people are on the charts...

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Oh my...just had a look at the top 50 singles here in the States, and from the looks of that lot, there's no way in Hell that New order stand a chance of getting on that list...I knew rap was big here, but that's frigging insane...

and then looking at the top 50 albums...wow...there is a whopping TWO of them that I own...and don't care to own any of the other 48...

I knew I was out of the loop...but...now I feel like I've lost touch with reality!!!

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Originally posted by HOOKY DON'T FLY COACH! Oh my...just had a look at the top 50 singles here in the States, and from the looks of that lot, there's no way in Hell that New order stand a chance of getting on that list...I knew rap was big here, but that's frigging insane...and then looking at the top 50 albums...wow...there is a whopping TWO of them that I own...and don't care to own any of the other 48...I knew I was out of the loop...but...now I feel like I've lost touch with reality!!!

Indeed. Even at my age, I don't even know the artists played on the top 40 station - not that I'd really want to, though. When someone raps about his bling-bling or his hoes or about leaning back, I find Barney's couplet lyrics profound.

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American radio is rubbish and should be annihilated... same goes to mtv and vh1. all 3 have ruined music here in the states. thankfully "indie" music has made more of an impact in the past 3-5 years, but still... even the indie genres are on the road to exploitation and saturation by major labels.

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hey...VH1 does I Love the 80's...so it ain't ALL bad!!! :p

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Originally posted by HOOKY DON'T FLY COACH! hey...VH1 does I Love the 80's...so it ain't ALL bad!!! :p

and me loves the Flipside

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