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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Mar 15, 2015 20:39:51 GMT -5
Noel now has NINE consecutive UK #1 albums (7 with Oasis, 2 solo). Truly revered in England. Impressive. #godlike
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Post by glider on Mar 15, 2015 20:55:06 GMT -5
Noel now has NINE consecutive UK #1 albums (7 with Oasis, 2 solo). Truly revered in England. Impressive. #godlike Innit? |
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Post by gdforever on Mar 16, 2015 3:06:03 GMT -5
Don't know if anyone posted anywhere the to-date UK sales total for HFB in here yet
783,937 as of the week of CY's debut.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2015 4:22:44 GMT -5
Who the fuck is still buying Sam Smith's album?
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Post by leak4ever on Mar 16, 2015 6:35:21 GMT -5
Don't know if anyone posted anywhere the to-date UK sales total for HFB in here yet 783,937 as of the week of CY's debut. Is that good? |
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Post by lamboasis on Mar 16, 2015 7:00:10 GMT -5
Don't know if anyone posted anywhere the to-date UK sales total for HFB in here yet 783,937 as of the week of CY's debut. Is that good? Yes. One of the best selling rock albums of the last 3/4 years. Last Muse's album sold like 350k copies, enough said. Really, I wonder how many rock albums sold more copies. Probably the two from Coldplay, AM by Arctic Monkeys (not yet, but it was released 1.5 year ago) and that's it. EDIT: found a link. Best selling albums in UK since 2010 (15 january 2014). Noel is #38. Only Bonjovi Greatest hits, Florence & the machine (rock?), and Coldplay did better than him. portalpopline.com.br/21-album-de-adele-e-o-mais-vendido-da-decada-no-reino-unido/ |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Mar 16, 2015 7:44:54 GMT -5
Yes. One of the best selling rock albums of the last 3/4 years. Last Muse's album sold like 350k copies, enough said. Really, I wonder how many rock albums sold more copies. Probably the two from Coldplay, AM by Arctic Monkeys (not yet, but it was released 1.5 year ago) and that's it. EDIT: found a link. Best selling albums in UK since 2010 (15 january 2014). Noel is #38. Only Bonjovi Greatest hits, Florence & the machine (rock?), and Coldplay did better than him. portalpopline.com.br/21-album-de-adele-e-o-mais-vendido-da-decada-no-reino-unido/That's sad |
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Post by spaneli on Mar 16, 2015 7:49:29 GMT -5
Yes. One of the best selling rock albums of the last 3/4 years. Last Muse's album sold like 350k copies, enough said. Really, I wonder how many rock albums sold more copies. Probably the two from Coldplay, AM by Arctic Monkeys (not yet, but it was released 1.5 year ago) and that's it. EDIT: found a link. Best selling albums in UK since 2010 (15 january 2014). Noel is #38. Only Bonjovi Greatest hits, Florence & the machine (rock?), and Coldplay did better than him. portalpopline.com.br/21-album-de-adele-e-o-mais-vendido-da-decada-no-reino-unido/Some people would say that you could put a HFB (rock?), there too. |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Mar 16, 2015 7:54:41 GMT -5
Yes. One of the best selling rock albums of the last 3/4 years. Last Muse's album sold like 350k copies, enough said. Really, I wonder how many rock albums sold more copies. Probably the two from Coldplay, AM by Arctic Monkeys (not yet, but it was released 1.5 year ago) and that's it. EDIT: found a link. Best selling albums in UK since 2010 (15 january 2014). Noel is #38. Only Bonjovi Greatest hits, Florence & the machine (rock?), and Coldplay did better than him. portalpopline.com.br/21-album-de-adele-e-o-mais-vendido-da-decada-no-reino-unido/Some people would say that you could put a HFB (rock?), there too. Coldplay too...I personally see all three as rock tho |
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Post by matt on Mar 16, 2015 8:34:22 GMT -5
Noel now has NINE consecutive UK #1 albums (7 with Oasis, 2 solo). Truly revered in England. Impressive. #godlike You mean truly revered IN THE UK!!!  |
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Post by lamboasis on Mar 16, 2015 9:13:40 GMT -5
Yes. One of the best selling rock albums of the last 3/4 years. Last Muse's album sold like 350k copies, enough said. Really, I wonder how many rock albums sold more copies. Probably the two from Coldplay, AM by Arctic Monkeys (not yet, but it was released 1.5 year ago) and that's it. EDIT: found a link. Best selling albums in UK since 2010 (15 january 2014). Noel is #38. Only Bonjovi Greatest hits, Florence & the machine (rock?), and Coldplay did better than him. portalpopline.com.br/21-album-de-adele-e-o-mais-vendido-da-decada-no-reino-unido/Some people would say that you could put a HFB (rock?), there too. Oh yes, probably some 50 years old people who listen only "Hard Rock" music and think that you need to have long hair, shit style and 5 minute long solos to be rock may consider him as non-rock. Rock is generic, if later Coldplay (A Sky Full of stars is electro pop) are rock Noel is Heavy Metal. So let's consider Noel and Coldplay as rock, I wouldn't say the same about Florence and the Machine. But whatever. The thing is he's in the top 5 of the decade. Not bad for him, but surely bad for the rock/indie rock scene if you need a 47 man from a famous band to fill the top 5. |
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Post by batfink30 on Mar 16, 2015 9:16:52 GMT -5
Who the fuck is still buying Sam Smith's album? He's got 4singles in the top 40,its totally crazy. |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Mar 16, 2015 11:07:48 GMT -5
Who the fuck is still buying Sam Smith's album? He's got 4singles in the top 40,its totally crazy. Yeah but everybody in England should have the album by now,he's been in the top 10 since the day it came out FFS |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2015 11:23:49 GMT -5
He's got 4singles in the top 40,its totally crazy. Yeah but everybody in England should have the album by now,he's been in the top 10 since the day it came out FFS The same goes for Ed Sheeran. His album came out the same day as Morrissey's and annoyingly beat it to number 1. That was last July and this week it's still at number 3. My theory is that their music is being shoved down people's throats at every given opportunity. At football on Saturday I realised that I must have heard the same set of songs about a thousand times before. The same goes for mainstream radio, shops, clubs, pubs and television. These songs get stuck in the head of the public so they get to the point that they start to like them, translating into youtube hits, streams and album sales. As a side note, to anyone who hasn't already done so, try and get a copy of Morrissey's album (if you can find it anywhere.) It's a great record and my personal favourite from last year, although it was unfortunately pulled after only a few weeks. |
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Post by gdforever on Mar 16, 2015 11:26:16 GMT -5
Some people would say that you could put a HFB (rock?), there too. Oh yes, probably some 50 years old people who listen only "Hard Rock" music and think that you need to have long hair, shit style and 5 minute long solos to be rock may consider him as non-rock. Rock is generic, if later Coldplay (A Sky Full of stars is electro pop) are rock Noel is Heavy Metal. So let's consider Noel and Coldplay as rock, I wouldn't say the same about Florence and the Machine. But whatever. The thing is he's in the top 5 of the decade. Not bad for him, but surely bad for the rock/indie rock scene if you need a 47 man from a famous band to fill the top 5. If Noel is considered rock, and I think he is, then I would say that Florence is as well personally. I don't see why you wouldn't other than the fact it is femme-fronted |
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Post by batfink30 on Mar 16, 2015 11:27:01 GMT -5
Yeah but everybody in England should have the album by now,he's been in the top 10 since the day it came out FFS The same goes for Ed Sheeran. His album came out the same day as Morrissey's and annoyingly beat it to number 1. That was last July and this week it's still at number 3. My theory is that their music is being shoved down people's throats at every given opportunity. At football on Saturday I realised that I must have heard the same set of songs about a thousand times before. The same goes for mainstream radio, shops, clubs, pubs and television. These songs get stuck in the head of the public so they get to the point that they start to like them, translating into youtube hits, streams and album sales. As a side note, to anyone who hasn't already done so, try and get a copy of Morrissey's album (if you can find it anywhere.) It's a great record and my personal favourite of last year, although was unfortunately pulled after only a few weeks. I also blame it on the lack of decent music around these days. People hear Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran and because there's virtually noone else around just now they buy it even though it's bland shite. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2015 11:28:59 GMT -5
The same goes for Ed Sheeran. His album came out the same day as Morrissey's and annoyingly beat it to number 1. That was last July and this week it's still at number 3. My theory is that their music is being shoved down people's throats at every given opportunity. At football on Saturday I realised that I must have heard the same set of songs about a thousand times before. The same goes for mainstream radio, shops, clubs, pubs and television. These songs get stuck in the head of the public so they get to the point that they start to like them, translating into youtube hits, streams and album sales. As a side note, to anyone who hasn't already done so, try and get a copy of Morrissey's album (if you can find it anywhere.) It's a great record and my personal favourite of last year, although was unfortunately pulled after only a few weeks. I also blame it on the lack of decent music around these days. People hear Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran and because there's virtually noone else around just now they buy it even though it's bland shite. That's true. How often do you actually get excited for a new album release? |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Mar 16, 2015 11:35:33 GMT -5
The same goes for Ed Sheeran. His album came out the same day as Morrissey's and annoyingly beat it to number 1. That was last July and this week it's still at number 3. My theory is that their music is being shoved down people's throats at every given opportunity. At football on Saturday I realised that I must have heard the same set of songs about a thousand times before. The same goes for mainstream radio, shops, clubs, pubs and television. These songs get stuck in the head of the public so they get to the point that they start to like them, translating into youtube hits, streams and album sales. As a side note, to anyone who hasn't already done so, try and get a copy of Morrissey's album (if you can find it anywhere.) It's a great record and my personal favourite of last year, although was unfortunately pulled after only a few weeks. I also blame it on the lack of decent music around these days. People hear Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran and because there's virtually noone else around just now they buy it even though it's bland shite. Yeah but even when a good band comes out,radios still play Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith...unless that band is Royal Blood  |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Mar 16, 2015 15:47:39 GMT -5
Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran are literally almost all I hear on the radio, on tv, in supermarkets..I know all their fucking lyrics without having needed to look up any of them online. THEY'RE IMPRINTED IN MY FUCKING BRAINS.
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Post by batfink30 on Mar 16, 2015 16:32:08 GMT -5
Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran are literally almost all I hear on the radio, on tv, in supermarkets..I know all their fucking lyrics without having needed to look up any of them online. THEY'RE IMPRINTED IN MY FUCKING BRAINS. You've even bought a ticket to see Ed Sheeran at Wembley and you didn't even know it! |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2015 16:34:09 GMT -5
Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran are literally almost all I hear on the radio, on tv, in supermarkets..I know all their fucking lyrics without having needed to look up any of them online. THEY'RE IMPRINTED IN MY FUCKING BRAINS. You've even bought a ticket to see Ed Sheeran at Wembley and you didn't even know it! Shhh...you'll ruin the surprise! |
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Post by lamboasis on Mar 16, 2015 17:06:26 GMT -5
You've even bought a ticket to see Ed Sheeran at Wembley and you didn't even know it! Shhh...you'll ruin the surprise! SING WOOOOOOHOOOOOOHOOOOO SING WOOOOOHOOOOOHHHOOOOO SING |
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Post by paperbackwriter on Mar 16, 2015 17:37:52 GMT -5
Yes. One of the best selling rock albums of the last 3/4 years. Last Muse's album sold like 350k copies, enough said. Really, I wonder how many rock albums sold more copies. Probably the two from Coldplay, AM by Arctic Monkeys (not yet, but it was released 1.5 year ago) and that's it. EDIT: found a link. Best selling albums in UK since 2010 (15 january 2014). Noel is #38. Only Bonjovi Greatest hits, Florence & the machine (rock?), and Coldplay did better than him. portalpopline.com.br/21-album-de-adele-e-o-mais-vendido-da-decada-no-reino-unido/Kings of Leon is ahead of him too... |
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Post by space75gr on Mar 17, 2015 3:20:57 GMT -5
2nd week UK albums chart CY is at #4 behind Sam Smith, madonna amd ...Ed Sheeran! NGHFB is at #55 (41 the previous week) TIME FLIES - 1994-2009 (OASIS) also at #77 (80 previous week). 1 Sam Smith 49,482 45,871 (3,611 steams) 2 Madonna 37,245 36,829 416 3 Ed Sheeran 36,456 4 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds 24,624Albums YTD T20 albums Pos - YTD - Artist - Title #7 - 112,000 - Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds - Chasing Yesterday |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Mar 17, 2015 3:34:51 GMT -5
He'll end up at #6 or #7 this week I think
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