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New Order entered the Canadian album chart in 29th place

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This makes it the 5th best new entry after Bruce Springsteen, Theresa Sokyara (who?), David Usher and Marilou... yes, Marilou, a 13 years old FRENCH CANADIAN, so that album is only sold in Quebec.

This leads me to believe the sales are not too incredible.. blame to lack of promotion I guess...

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Checked the city per city charts... WFTSC is only charting in the top 20 in Vancouver, Toronto & Ottawa.

Now you must understand that in Quebec, it also has to fight with french music which is pretty big here..

But then again, is Turn Jim the only person with good taste in Alberta or what? :D

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Imagine the possibilities if they were put on the 'new release' shelf!?

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For some reason, one of the major newspaper in Montreal released its critic only last saturday... 3.5 out of 5..

http://www.cyberpresse.ca/arts/article/article_complet.php?path=/arts/article/07/1,144,6304,052005,1022363.php

If people go on and put a 4/4 rating, it might actually give some people the idea to buy the damned record.

And who says buying, says we might have visit next year.

Same guy gave 4/5 to NiN... :nonono:

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Jackson Withrow wrote: Imagine the possibilities if they were put on the 'new release' shelf!?

Yeah, I still shocked that at HMV Montréal, you had to go to the bins to find it... but apparently in Laval, they had a display on the outside... :shrug:

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Spotnick wrote:

Jackson Withrow wrote: Imagine the possibilities if they were put on the 'new release' shelf!?

Yeah, I still shocked that at HMV Montréal, you had to go to the bins to find it... but apparently in Laval, they had a display on the outside... :shrug:

Actualy, it wasn't outside but on the first display when you get in the store. Very visible though :)

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