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UK Charts are announced tomorrow, right?

#26 in Ireland, although sold for only 5 of 7 reporting days with the 2 it missed being the busiest.

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They mimed it on Top of the Pops again the pricks... :nonono:

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#6 on cd:uk. Usually a good sign.

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Is it too late for us all to rush out and buy a second copy? :laugh:

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MYOB wrote: UK Charts are announced tomorrow, right?

#26 in Ireland, although sold for only 5 of 7 reporting days with the 2 it missed being the busiest.

source?

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I'm sure if they hit the Top 10 that will keep most people happy, espescially after most of us buying all 3 seperate items:lol:

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They have entered the charts at number 8. Same as Crystal did.

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Andy (Service Unavailable) wrote:

MYOB wrote: UK Charts are announced tomorrow, right?

#26 in Ireland, although sold for only 5 of 7 reporting days with the 2 it missed being the busiest.

source?

IRMA, the Irish Recorded Music Association, figures.

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Kim Pedersen wrote: They have entered the charts at number 8. Same as Crystal did.

Confirmed, its #8 in the UK.

Not too bad in these days of R and B and boy bands.

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NEW ORDER are a BOY BAND now!

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Rocket Mick wrote: NEW ORDER are a BOY BAND now!

Surely you mean it looks like Barney and Hooky *ATE* a boy band these days?:evil4:

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MYOB wrote:

Kim Pedersen wrote: They have entered the charts at number 8. Same as Crystal did.

Confirmed, its #8 in the UK.

Not too bad in these days of R and B and boy bands.

That's poor. With all the promotion and in this era of the download I would have expected #5 as 'break-even'. Erasure got to #4 in January with no promotion and they haven't got a bigger fan-base than NO. It suggests that only the hardcore have bought it - expect the album to go in at #6 a la GR...

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Andrew wrote:

MYOB wrote:

Kim Pedersen wrote: They have entered the charts at number 8. Same as Crystal did.

Confirmed, its #8 in the UK.

Not too bad in these days of R and B and boy bands.

That's poor. With all the promotion and in this era of the download I would have expected #5 as 'break-even'. Erasure got to #4 in January with no promotion and they haven't got a bigger fan-base than NO. It suggests that only the hardcore have bought it - expect the album to go in at #6 a la GR...

The Amazon sales ranks were not a very good predictor for Krafty, but in terms of sales ranks for not yet released albums, WFTSC has been pretty consistently #6 or #7, and all the other titles that are ahead of it are released sooner, as well as most that are lower.

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did everyone know about this already....

New Order to accompany Curtis film Last updated 07 March 2005

New Order are going to write music for a film about Ian Curtis - it's called 'Control' and is based on a book written by Ian's wife, Debra.

It's due out in the Autumn and Pete Hook says they hope it works out but it might feel too strange.

The Joy Division frontman killed himself in 1980 - he was 23 years old.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/news/altnews/050307\_neworder.shtml

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T wrote: did everyone know about this already....

New Order to accompany Curtis film Last updated 07 March 2005

New Order are going to write music for a film about Ian Curtis - it's called 'Control' and is based on a book written by Ian's wife, Debra.

It's due out in the Autumn and Pete Hook says they hope it works out but it might feel too strange.

The Joy Division frontman killed himself in 1980 - he was 23 years old.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/news/altnews/050307\_neworder.shtml

They were moaning about not being involved in one of the magazines. Not sure which one, I read it in Sainsbury's.

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:thumb:

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Patrick wrote:

The Amazon sales ranks were not a very good predictor for Krafty, but in terms of sales ranks for not yet released albums, WFTSC has been pretty consistently #6 or #7, and all the other titles that are ahead of it are released sooner, as well as most that are lower.

Where do you take those numbers from? When I look at amazon.co.uk it's constantly around the 40's...

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Andy (Service Unavailable) wrote:

Patrick wrote:

The Amazon sales ranks were not a very good predictor for Krafty, but in terms of sales ranks for not yet released albums, WFTSC has been pretty consistently #6 or #7, and all the other titles that are ahead of it are released sooner, as well as most that are lower.

Where do you take those numbers from? When I look at amazon.co.uk it's constantly around the 40's...

When you go to the music page, on the right hand side there is a chart of all albums. Below that chart is a chart of the top 25 not yet released albums.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/tg/stores/static/-/music/amazon-preorder-chart/ref=ed\_best\_h\_3\_1/202-5332457-8155037

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