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Kraftys Midweek Chart Position

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According to Music Week, this is the UK top ten at cob Monday. Ok, not exactly midweek, but that's what they call it.

1 ALL ABOUT YOU/YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND MCFLY 2 GOOD LUCK CHARM ELVIS PRESLEY 3 FALLING STARS SUNSET STRIPPERS 4 OVER AND OVER NELLY FT TIM MCGRAW 5 DAKOTA STEREOPHONICS 6 KRAFTY NEW ORDER 7 STAR TO FALL CABIN CREW 8 GET RIGHT JENNIFER LOPEZ 9 CALIFORNIA PHANTOM PLANET 10 LOCKED UP AKON

Mcfly and Elvis have gotta be the two favourites for the top spot. Still plenty of time to go. I would think NOs 'ardcore would be out to buy this early in the week so its poss that Krafty might drop slightly from here. Ave they got any publicity lined up for later on this week ??....ToTP, CDUK, hmm...might finish the week strongly after all.

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Still, top 10 would be good... right now it's doing better than Crystal.

But it'll drop a lot next week unfortunatly... nobody reported radio play in the UK at all as far as I know.

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Apparently Radio 2 have been playing it quite a bit over here. Baldrick does the night shift and says it's on quite a lot. Radio 1 is the station it needs to be played to get youngsters interested though.

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I Love Blue Monday wrote: Has CRYSTAL been re released then?

Do I really need to specify "when it was released" ? :skeptic:

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McFly is a fuckin charity single,we`ll be lucky to hit the top 5.

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rdaio 1 didnt evem playlist it.but i was very surprised to hear it at work today.on the local radio show .even when youve got a bit bored of playing a new order single at home when it comes on the radio it takes on a whole new life somehow.

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I don't really like Stereophonics but I have to admit that "Dakota" is an ace song, better than "Krafty" IMHO. Ugh, what a weird thing to say in a New Order forum.

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