Where to Buy KRAFTY?

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7 Mar 2005, 00:52

So, I want to buy Krafty - but I want my sale to count in the charts. I will be in Northern ireland this week & would buy my copies up there if I knew which shops were 'chart shops' linked for sales.

Anyone know where I can get this information?

7 Mar 2005, 02:52

As a rule all Independent Record Stores (non chains or small chains like Andy's) and HMV / Virgin. They all base their instore singles racks 1 - 40 on the official chart ran down on BBC Radio 1 on Sundays.

However NO-GO's are Woolworths and Tesco as they run their own chart with McFly in the Top10 on the day it gets released. :nonono:

7 Mar 2005, 10:13

Internet sales count or not?

Otherwise, this is total bullocks.

(That's it, I'm starting to get expressions from people on this site :eek3: )

7 Mar 2005, 10:18

Who cares where it charts? I just like the music

7 Mar 2005, 10:52

Spotnick wrote: Internet sales count or not?

Otherwise, this is total bullocks.

(That's it, I'm starting to get expressions from people on this site )

Why is it that it seems as though it's always the North Americans picking up expressions here?

7 Mar 2005, 11:29

Spotnick wrote: Internet sales count or not?

Otherwise, this is total bullocks.

(That's it, I'm starting to get expressions from people on this site )

Yes, the damn things count! For the nth time, HMV.co.uk and Amazon have the chart county machiny thingys!

7 Mar 2005, 11:47

I Love Blue Monday wrote: Who cares where it charts? I just like the music

We care because we want this music to kick the ass of the other music currently on the chart and WAY much weaker...

Even though many people dislike Krafty, it's still better than most of the crap on the radio these days... especially hip-hop and r&b.

7 Mar 2005, 11:48

Patrick wrote:

Spotnick wrote: Internet sales count or not?

Otherwise, this is total bullocks.

(That's it, I'm starting to get expressions from people on this site )

Why is it that it seems as though it's always the North Americans picking up expressions here?

Because everybody else are picking the US expressions from movies & TV way too often... :skeptic: