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Post by Lennon2217 on Dec 2, 2017 13:03:04 GMT -5
#39 in USA with 14k sales + streaming from which 13k were sales Liam was #30 with 15k so probably the same people bought both I find it mind blowing that in a country with a population over 320 million, you can break the top 30 with 15k sales. X I’m with you. People just don’t care about owning music. |
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Post by thomuk2006 on Dec 2, 2017 13:39:15 GMT -5
Not sure if it's been posted.... made number 50 in Sweden....  |
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Post by The Spider And The Fly on Dec 2, 2017 14:33:44 GMT -5
#39 in USA with 14k sales + streaming from which 13k were sales Liam was #30 with 15k so probably the same people bought both Oasis didn't break as big in the US as they could have, but those of us who got hooked, got HOOKED. We're a loyal bunch. One big reason is cause spit on the stage at the MTV awards. The next day everybody hated him. I remember it was big news. Didn’t bother me. |
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Post by jason77 on Dec 2, 2017 14:45:40 GMT -5
They were on the verge of breaking the USA big time when the mtv incident happened champagne supernova was getting loads of airtime.
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Post by spaneli on Dec 2, 2017 14:56:13 GMT -5
Not hard to break America, now. You just have to sell your soul and do a couple of high profile collaborations, which usually leads to high profile kind of hits  |
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Post by Let It🩸 on Dec 2, 2017 15:06:04 GMT -5
Not hard to break America, now. You just have to sell your soul and do a couple of high profile collaborations, which usually leads to high profile kind of hits Looking forward to seeing how Jimmy Garoppolo does tomorrow against the Bears, have a feeling you're gonna end up regretting not pursuing a trade for him..... God bless. |
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Post by mrose on Dec 2, 2017 16:06:56 GMT -5
I haven't seen Noel's album anywhere in the US. Liam's was on sale in Barnes and Noble.
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Post by Let It🩸 on Dec 2, 2017 16:09:17 GMT -5
I haven't seen Noel's album anywhere in the US. Liam's was on sale in Barnes and Noble. Barnes and Noble is definitely the barometer for good music.....just kidding. God bless. |
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Post by ninestonecowboy on Dec 2, 2017 16:11:48 GMT -5
Beady eye was a mistake. Liam solo carreer so far it has had it's trouble, but has been a steady ride. Noel's solo carreer has been great, but with the sudden rise of his brother and his attitude toward fans he's starting to lose momentum, and that's natural you can't always be on top of the world, it has been almost unnatural how Noel has had 10 #1 albums with Oasis and HFB. Noel will be fine. WBTM will have a long tail once people get used to the sound he was going for. Even Pet Sounds was initially unappreciated by people who expected classic Beach Boys and didn't know what to make of it. I'm just enjoying Liam coming out flying and outselling him, given how much Noel made fun of Beady Eye. I'm not sure most of the public these days have patience or care enough to "get used" to an artists new direction. I don't think anyone really cares enough about Noel's sound apart from dedicated fans who buy everything he does. He isn't that relevant now. Pet Sounds was an album made by a young band in their prime and it was a change of direction. Not to mention it was quite a bit different to anything about at the time. Obviously it had some obvious influences like Spector but for a modern day pop group, it was very different and groundbreaking and influential. People always compare Pet Sounds & Sgt Pepper, but Pet Sounds was released even before Revolver, never mind Sgt Pepper. Noel's album won't be influencing anybody and certainly nothing groundbreaking. It's just different for Noel, but in general it's things that have all been done before. So i don't think it's really going to have legs. It'll be out of the charts in a few weeks and the only people still listening to it in a few months will be the usual old fans. I don't think people care about getting used to it now. They either think it's good or bad. Ultimately it won't effect Noel's career anyway. He's just at that age and on that cycle of releasing an album then touring it. He'll always sell out gigs on the back of 95% of the audience mostly wanting to hear Don't Look Back In Anger et al... |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Dec 2, 2017 16:31:25 GMT -5
Noel will be fine. WBTM will have a long tail once people get used to the sound he was going for. Even Pet Sounds was initially unappreciated by people who expected classic Beach Boys and didn't know what to make of it. I'm just enjoying Liam coming out flying and outselling him, given how much Noel made fun of Beady Eye. I'm not sure most of the public these days have patience or care enough to "get used" to an artists new direction. I don't think anyone really cares enough about Noel's sound apart from dedicated fans who buy everything he does. He isn't that relevant now. Pet Sounds was an album made by a young band in their prime and it was a change of direction. Not to mention it was quite a bit different to anything about at the time. Obviously it had some obvious influences like Spector but for a modern day pop group, it was very different and groundbreaking and influential. People always compare Pet Sounds & Sgt Pepper, but Pet Sounds was released even before Revolver, never mind Sgt Pepper. Noel's album won't be influencing anybody and certainly nothing groundbreaking. It's just different for Noel, but in general it's things that have all been done before. So i don't think it's really going to have legs. It'll be out of the charts in a few weeks and the only people still listening to it in a few months will be the usual old fans. I don't think people care about getting used to it now. They either think it's good or bad. Ultimately it won't effect Noel's career anyway. He's just at that age and on that cycle of releasing an album then touring it. He'll always sell out gigs on the back of 95% of the audience mostly wanting to hear Don't Look Back In Anger et al... The Beatles are my all time favourite band, but I think Pet Sounds is superior to Sgt. Pepper. That's a different discussion though. |
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Post by wallofass on Dec 2, 2017 16:43:08 GMT -5
I'm not sure most of the public these days have patience or care enough to "get used" to an artists new direction. I don't think anyone really cares enough about Noel's sound apart from dedicated fans who buy everything he does. He isn't that relevant now. Pet Sounds was an album made by a young band in their prime and it was a change of direction. Not to mention it was quite a bit different to anything about at the time. Obviously it had some obvious influences like Spector but for a modern day pop group, it was very different and groundbreaking and influential. People always compare Pet Sounds & Sgt Pepper, but Pet Sounds was released even before Revolver, never mind Sgt Pepper. Noel's album won't be influencing anybody and certainly nothing groundbreaking. It's just different for Noel, but in general it's things that have all been done before. So i don't think it's really going to have legs. It'll be out of the charts in a few weeks and the only people still listening to it in a few months will be the usual old fans. I don't think people care about getting used to it now. They either think it's good or bad. Ultimately it won't effect Noel's career anyway. He's just at that age and on that cycle of releasing an album then touring it. He'll always sell out gigs on the back of 95% of the audience mostly wanting to hear Don't Look Back In Anger et al... The Beatles are my all time favourite band, but I think Pet Sounds is superior to Sgt. Pepper. That's a different discussion though. LOL |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Dec 2, 2017 17:12:32 GMT -5
I haven't seen Noel's album anywhere in the US. Liam's was on sale in Barnes and Noble. Didn’t see either at the two Barnes and nobles by me. I did however find SOTSOG on vinyl there. Purchased it. Super rare to find out in the wild like that. Especially in the middle of New Jersey Suburbia. |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Dec 2, 2017 17:26:33 GMT -5
The Beatles are my all time favourite band, but I think Pet Sounds is superior to Sgt. Pepper. That's a different discussion though. LOL Glad to see someone who called a mod Hitler and who calls himself wallofass finds it funny. |
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Post by Let It🩸 on Dec 2, 2017 17:31:57 GMT -5
Glad to see someone who called a mod Hitler and who calls himself wallofass finds it funny. Don't worry, the pic of my hair will shut him up.... Also, you still need to get a cat. Thanks. |
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Post by Let It🩸 on Dec 2, 2017 17:38:05 GMT -5
Glad to see someone who called a mod Hitler and who calls himself wallofass finds it funny. Oh you changed a Beatles song to another name. Maybe one day i will reach such greatness. God bless. You need to get a cat, too. Thanks. |
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Post by Let It🩸 on Dec 2, 2017 17:47:57 GMT -5
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Post by ninestonecowboy on Dec 2, 2017 18:52:12 GMT -5
I'm not sure most of the public these days have patience or care enough to "get used" to an artists new direction. I don't think anyone really cares enough about Noel's sound apart from dedicated fans who buy everything he does. He isn't that relevant now. Pet Sounds was an album made by a young band in their prime and it was a change of direction. Not to mention it was quite a bit different to anything about at the time. Obviously it had some obvious influences like Spector but for a modern day pop group, it was very different and groundbreaking and influential. People always compare Pet Sounds & Sgt Pepper, but Pet Sounds was released even before Revolver, never mind Sgt Pepper. Noel's album won't be influencing anybody and certainly nothing groundbreaking. It's just different for Noel, but in general it's things that have all been done before. So i don't think it's really going to have legs. It'll be out of the charts in a few weeks and the only people still listening to it in a few months will be the usual old fans. I don't think people care about getting used to it now. They either think it's good or bad. Ultimately it won't effect Noel's career anyway. He's just at that age and on that cycle of releasing an album then touring it. He'll always sell out gigs on the back of 95% of the audience mostly wanting to hear Don't Look Back In Anger et al... The Beatles are my all time favourite band, but I think Pet Sounds is superior to Sgt. Pepper. That's a different discussion though. Indeed. Actually Sgt. Pepper is one of my least favourite Beatles albums but I appreciate being there at the time of release, it must have been quite mind blowing to hear. It must have been a totally different experience hearing it at the time than it was hearing it for the first time years after release when we'd already been exposed to a lot of different music. Personally i'll take Revolver any day over Sgt. Pepper and Pet Sounds but yeah, a different discussion  |
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Post by The Spider And The Fly on Dec 2, 2017 19:28:37 GMT -5
Just saw advertisement on much music for WBTM?
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Post by cigarsinhell on Dec 2, 2017 20:30:47 GMT -5
Noel will be fine. WBTM will have a long tail once people get used to the sound he was going for. Even Pet Sounds was initially unappreciated by people who expected classic Beach Boys and didn't know what to make of it. I'm just enjoying Liam coming out flying and outselling him, given how much Noel made fun of Beady Eye. I'm not sure most of the public these days have patience or care enough to "get used" to an artists new direction. I don't think anyone really cares enough about Noel's sound apart from dedicated fans who buy everything he does. He isn't that relevant now. Pet Sounds was an album made by a young band in their prime and it was a change of direction. Not to mention it was quite a bit different to anything about at the time. Obviously it had some obvious influences like Spector but for a modern day pop group, it was very different and groundbreaking and influential. People always compare Pet Sounds & Sgt Pepper, but Pet Sounds was released even before Revolver, never mind Sgt Pepper. Noel's album won't be influencing anybody and certainly nothing groundbreaking. It's just different for Noel, but in general it's things that have all been done before. So i don't think it's really going to have legs. It'll be out of the charts in a few weeks and the only people still listening to it in a few months will be the usual old fans. I don't think people care about getting used to it now. They either think it's good or bad. Ultimately it won't effect Noel's career anyway. He's just at that age and on that cycle of releasing an album then touring it. He'll always sell out gigs on the back of 95% of the audience mostly wanting to hear Don't Look Back In Anger et al... Noel will never live to spend all the money he has now. At this point in his life, if he puts a record out or goes on tour, it's something he feels like doing for the Hell of it. Or to tweak Liam's nose. |
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Post by spaneli on Dec 2, 2017 23:08:50 GMT -5
Not hard to break America, now. You just have to sell your soul and do a couple of high profile collaborations, which usually leads to high profile kind of hits Looking forward to seeing how Jimmy Garoppolo does tomorrow against the Bears, have a feeling you're gonna end up regretting not pursuing a trade for him..... God bless. I said that no team should trade a first round pick for him, especially a top 3. The rest of the league agreed with me. |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Dec 3, 2017 3:20:59 GMT -5
The Beatles are my all time favourite band, but I think Pet Sounds is superior to Sgt. Pepper. That's a different discussion though. Indeed. Actually Sgt. Pepper is one of my least favourite Beatles albums but I appreciate being there at the time of release, it must have been quite mind blowing to hear. It must have been a totally different experience hearing it at the time than it was hearing it for the first time years after release when we'd already been exposed to a lot of different music. Personally i'll take Revolver any day over Sgt. Pepper and Pet Sounds but yeah, a different discussion Oh, me too! Revolver is my favourite. |
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Post by The Escapist on Dec 3, 2017 7:10:46 GMT -5
Abbey Road is clearly the best.
Thanks.
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Post by Let It🩸 on Dec 3, 2017 7:22:03 GMT -5
Looking forward to seeing how Jimmy Garoppolo does tomorrow against the Bears, have a feeling you're gonna end up regretting not pursuing a trade for him..... God bless. I said that no team should trade a first round pick for him, especially a top 3. The rest of the league agreed with me. It'll probbaly be a really high second round pick, good enough! Got the RedZone channel ready for the game today! Thanks. |
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Post by akaidleroses on Dec 3, 2017 9:27:35 GMT -5
It's really underperforming outside UK Ireland - 2 - shocking! Australia - 18 Sweden - 50 Italy - 12 Germany - 17 Belgium Flanders - 17 Belgium Wallonia - 21 New Zealand - out top 40 He’s always normally good for a #1 in Ireland big surprise. Christy Moore has a live collection of his most popular songs out and as someone said it's the Christmas season. |
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Post by His Royal Noelness on Dec 3, 2017 13:44:39 GMT -5
He’s always normally good for a #1 in Ireland big surprise. Christy Moore has a live collection of his most popular songs out and as someone said it's the Christmas season. Yeah, coming second to a new Christy Moore album in Ireland isn't strange. I'd have been surprised if he HAD gone to number 1! |
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