Survivable album chart from 2001
Chris Brown
http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010804
01 (1) Destiny's Child - Survivor
02 (6) David Gray - White Ladder
03 (NE) Super Furry Animals - Rings Around The World
04 (3) D12 - Devil's Night
05 (8) Gorillaz - Gorillaz
06 (2) Usher - 8701
07 (5) Dido - No Angel
08 (9) Eagles - The Very Best Of The Eagles
09 (4) Travis - The Invisible Band
10 (7) Shaggy - Hot Shot
11 (12) Wyclef Jean - The Ecleftic: Two Sides To A Book
12 (NE) 'N Sync - Celebrity
13 (10) Stereophonics - Just Enough Education To Perform
14 (11) Wheatus - Wheatus
15 (15) Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning
16 (14) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
17 (NE) The Bangles - Eternal Flame - The Best Of
18 (16) Ash - Free All Angels
19 (24) Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
20 (26) Anastacia - Not That Kind
21 (20) Blink 182 - Take Off Your Pants And Jacket
22 (22) Oxide And Neutrino - Execute
23 (23) Gabrielle - Rise
24 (21) Faithless - Outrospective
25 (18) Eddy Grant - The Greatest Hits
26 (19) Daft Punk - Discovery
27 (27) Muse - Origin Of Symmetry
28 (RE) 2Pac - Greatest Hits
29 (NE) Sisqo - Return Of Dragon
30 (37) U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
31 (32) Basement Jaxx - Rooty
32 (30) Eva Cassidy - Songbird
33 (17) Hear'Say - Popstars
34 (28) Damage - Since You've Been Gone
35 (13) Beta Band - Hot Shots II
36 (25) Aaliyah - Aaliyah
37 (40) OPM - Menace To Society
38 (31) Bob Marley & The Wailers - One Love - The Very Best Of Bob Marley
And The Wailers
39 (34) The Beach Boys - The Very Best Of
40 (35) Billy Joel - The Ultimate Collection
41 (33) Madonna - Music
42 (41) The Avalanches - Since I Left You
43 (39) Texas - The Greatest Hits
44 (29) Marti Pellow - Smile
45 (56) Janet Jackson - All For You
46 (44) REM - Reveal
47 (36) Andrea Bocelli - Romanza
48 (48) Coldplay - Parachutes
49 (58) Jennifer Lopez - J Lo
50 (47) Geri Halliwell - Scream If You Wanna Go Faster
51 (38) Bob Dylan - The Essential
52 (RE) Zero 7 - Simple Things
53 (49) 2Pac - Until The End Of Time
54 (57) Nelly - Country Grammar
55 (NE) Alisha's Attic - The House We Built
56 (45) Eminem - The Slim Shady Lp
57 (63) Nelly Furtado - Whoa Nelly
58 (52) Radiohead - Amnesiac
59 (54) Papa Roach - Infest
60 (43) UB40 - The Very Best Of - 1980-2000
61 (51) Madonna - The Immaculate Collection
62 (NE) Witness - Under A Sun
63 (60) Craig David - Born To Do It
64 (42) Bonnie Tyler - Greatest Hits
65 (73) Robbie Williams - Life Thru A Lens
66 (66) Robbie Williams - I've Been Expecting You
67 (74) Toploader - Onka's Big Moka
68 (50) U2 - The Best Of 1980-1990
69 (NE) ABC - Look Of Love - The Very Best Of ABC
70 (RE) Turin Brakes - The Optimist LP
71 (70) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
72 (RE) Missy Elliott - Miss E So Addictive
73 (NE) Original Cast Recording - My Fair Lady
74 (67) The Beatles - 1
75 (RE) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
Chris
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Paul Hyett
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>http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010804
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>07 (5) Dido - No Angel
>
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Robbie
> Funnily enough, the same Number 75 as five years and a week earlier!
>
> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010804
>
> 01 (1) Destiny's Child - Survivor
Proving that not all sales were wonderful in an era where album sales
overall where reaching new heights, this was number 1 with a sale of
31,500, itself an increase from the 30,000 it sold the previous week
when it climbed to #1. Mid 2000 saw a run of number 1 albums that
struggled to record a decent weekly sale. From the charts week ending
30/06/01 to 06/10/01 no number 1 album managed to sell 100,000 in a week
with most selling well under 50,000.
> 02 (6) David Gray - White Ladder
The following week the album would reach number 1 in its 66th week on
the chart, all consecutive and established a new record for the slowest
climb to #1 for an album that didn't drop off the chart between first
appearance on the chart and first appearance at #1. Rumours by Fleetwood
Mac held the record to that point, reaching #1 in its 49th week in
January 1978. By the time this album reached #1 it had already sold
1.52m copies.
This album is bland but inoffensive but was very much the dinner party
album or as I prefer to call them, coffee table album, of its day along
with Dido's No Angel. I just don't like his voice though Babylon is OK.
> 03 (NE) Super Furry Animals - Rings Around The World
I liked Juxtaposed With U but I don't really know that much by them
mainly due to their in one week then out chart career which meant I
never really got a chance to hear (or at least remember) much by them.
Sold 25,000 copies this week in 2001.
> 04 (3) D12 - Devil's Night
> 05 (8) Gorillaz - Gorillaz
Back when they seemed like a good idea.
> 06 (2) Usher - 8701
> 07 (5) Dido - No Angel
Not a bad album actually if you just want something playing in the
background.
> 08 (9) Eagles - The Very Best Of The Eagles
I own this one, or at least I think it's this one.
> 09 (4) Travis - The Invisible Band
I own this one, bought it because I liked Side. The album is quite dull.
They were massive back in the day.
> 10 (7) Shaggy - Hot Shot
> 11 (12) Wyclef Jean - The Ecleftic: Two Sides To A Book
> 12 (NE) 'N Sync - Celebrity
Sold 13,000 copies to enter at #12. In the US it entered at #1 and sold
1,880,000 copies.
> 13 (10) Stereophonics - Just Enough Education To Perform
The album I always meant to buy but never got around to.
> 14 (11) Wheatus - Wheatus
Semi forgotten two and a bit hit wonders.
> 15 (15) Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning
> 16 (14) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
I bought this, was quite into this band at the time.
> 17 (NE) The Bangles - Eternal Flame - The Best Of
I won this, great album to listen to.
> 18 (16) Ash - Free All Angels
Another album I always meant to buy but never did.
> 19 (24) Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
Unfortunately I did buy this, possibly the worst album I've ever bought.
Bought in a Friday afternoon semi drunken haze it serves as a reminder
why afternoon drinking is bad for you.
> 20 (26) Anastacia - Not That Kind
> 21 (20) Blink 182 - Take Off Your Pants And Jacket
Silly title that probably made the geeks laugh and everyone else
grimace. I don't mind Blink 182 to be honest but most people see them as
a bit of a joke.
> 22 (22) Oxide And Neutrino - Execute
> 23 (23) Gabrielle - Rise
> 24 (21) Faithless - Outrospective
> 25 (18) Eddy Grant - The Greatest Hits
> 26 (19) Daft Punk - Discovery
> 27 (27) Muse - Origin Of Symmetry
Bought this the following year. Excellent album and good videos to go
with them. The videos remind me of the MTV2 daily Top 10 viewers chart
countdowns from mid to late 2001, along with Blink 182, Korn, Sum 41 and
a whole host of other acts.
> 28 (RE) 2Pac - Greatest Hits
> 29 (NE) Sisqo - Return Of Dragon
> 30 (37) U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
Bought this cheap from a guy in the pub who used to do cheap, pirated
CDs as well as DVDs and he also had a lucrative sideline in adult
videos! He had a good little business going until he was busted by the
BPI accompanied by the police, making the front page of Music Week! I
wonder what happened to him once he got out of prison, he was never
heard of again in the town...
> 31 (32) Basement Jaxx - Rooty
> 32 (30) Eva Cassidy - Songbird
Another coffee table album and this one made the worse by her version of
Over The Rainbow which you just couldn't escape back then.
> 33 (17) Hear'Say - Popstars
> 34 (28) Damage - Since You've Been Gone
> 35 (13) Beta Band - Hot Shots II
> 36 (25) Aaliyah - Aaliyah
Three weeks from the date of this chart she was dead. In fact news of
her death came through on the radio as I was in the middle of
registering at ukmix in the early hours of August 26 2001.
> 37 (40) OPM - Menace To Society
> 38 (31) Bob Marley & The Wailers - One Love - The Very Best Of Bob
> Marley And The Wailers
> 39 (34) The Beach Boys - The Very Best Of
> 40 (35) Billy Joel - The Ultimate Collection
> 41 (33) Madonna - Music
Bought this album, not her best.
> 42 (41) The Avalanches - Since I Left You
> 43 (39) Texas - The Greatest Hits
Bought this when cheap at Music Zone. Only a handful of songs I like.
> 44 (29) Marti Pellow - Smile
The thought of Marti Pellow's smile irritates me, it used to ruin a Wet
Wet Wet video more than the song ever did.
> 45 (56) Janet Jackson - All For You
> 46 (44) REM - Reveal
> 47 (36) Andrea Bocelli - Romanza
> 48 (48) Coldplay - Parachutes
Back when they were just another band really.
> 49 (58) Jennifer Lopez - J Lo
> 50 (47) Geri Halliwell - Scream If You Wanna Go Faster
> 51 (38) Bob Dylan - The Essential
> 52 (RE) Zero 7 - Simple Things
> 53 (49) 2Pac - Until The End Of Time
> 54 (57) Nelly - Country Grammar
> 55 (NE) Alisha's Attic - The House We Built
> 56 (45) Eminem - The Slim Shady Lp
> 57 (63) Nelly Furtado - Whoa Nelly
I bought this cheap, again at Music Zone. It isn't a bad album but it
would probably be far better if someone else was singing it...
> 58 (52) Radiohead - Amnesiac
> 59 (54) Papa Roach - Infest
Another forgotten act from this era, I quite liked Last Resort even if
the lyrics are a bit dodgy.
> 60 (43) UB40 - The Very Best Of - 1980-2000
Another album I bought from that guy in my local...
> 61 (51) Madonna - The Immaculate Collection
An album I have bought more than once! Still think most of the tracks
sound dreadful in the versions that appear here.
> 62 (NE) Witness - Under A Sun
> 63 (60) Craig David - Born To Do It
> 64 (42) Bonnie Tyler - Greatest Hits
> 65 (73) Robbie Williams - Life Thru A Lens
> 66 (66) Robbie Williams - I've Been Expecting You
Back in his heyday.
> 67 (74) Toploader - Onka's Big Moka
It's still all Jamie Oliver's fault.
> 68 (50) U2 - The Best Of 1980-1990
I bought this, took to 2008 to actually buy it though. The best part of
their Best Of releases, its 90s companion comes nowhere near.
> 69 (NE) ABC - Look Of Love - The Very Best Of ABC
The Lexicon Of Love is all you really need. Most of what they released
after that was ropey.
> 70 (RE) Turin Brakes - The Optimist LP
I liked Pain Killer though that was long after this album.
> 71 (70) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
I bought this album, there was a time when this was the album to own...
a bit puerile in places but some good tracks too.
> 72 (RE) Missy Elliott - Miss E So Addictive
> 73 (NE) Original Cast Recording - My Fair Lady
> 74 (67) The Beatles - 1
That guy again from the pub...
> 75 (RE) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
Bought this a couple of years back.
>
> Chris
Jan Buxton
> Funnily enough, the same Number 75 as five years and a week earlier!
>
> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010804
>
OK.
> 05 (8) Gorillaz - Gorillaz
Not listened to it in ages, but I remember being disappointed.
> 26 (19) Daft Punk - Discovery
Never really got into this.
> 27 (27) Muse - Origin Of Symmetry
I have a copy of this off a friend, mainly because New Born is on it.
Haven't listened to it much.
> 48 (48) Coldplay - Parachutes
Pretty good.
> 56 (45) Eminem - The Slim Shady Lp
The debut, My Name Is and Guilty Conscience still career highlights...
> 58 (52) Radiohead - Amnesiac
Very good album, fantastic that they had the courage and skill to go in
such a different direction.
> 71 (70) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
I prefer this to Slim Shady LP overall, as it I like Eminem in dark and
angry mode.
--
Jan
Mark Goodge
typed:
>Funnily enough, the same Number 75 as five years and a week earlier!
>
>http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010804
This was at the peak of my second era of music interest, and when I had the
most disposable income, so it's no surprise that I own a fair number of
these.
>07 (5) Dido - No Angel
This was one of the best albums of the year.
>09 (4) Travis - The Invisible Band
This wasn't, but it was passable enough.
>16 (14) Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
This is one of the albums that introduced me to a new genre.
>30 (37) U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
Another of the best albums of the year. No, make that one of the best of
the decade. After the experimentation of Zooropa and the relative
cul-de-sac of Pop, this was widely hailed as U2's return to the classic
sound of The Joshua Tree. And, yes, it was a very, very good album. But, in
retrospect, it was also a return to the rut that they'd tried to escape
with Pop, and they've been stuck in it ever since.
>32 (30) Eva Cassidy - Songbird
I feel slightly guilty about being one of the millions who only discovered
Eva Cassidy after she was dead. And I feel slightly embarrassed at being
caught up in the posthumous hype. To tell the truth, only Live at Blues
Alley was really any good.
>41 (33) Madonna - Music
I really liked her previous album, so I bought this on spec without ever
hearing any of it, and was rather disappointed as a result.
>48 (48) Coldplay - Parachutes
Little did we know how big they were destined to be.
>68 (50) U2 - The Best Of 1980-1990
As compilations go, a pretty good one.
>71 (70) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
I've never really been into rap, but I liked what I'd heard of Eminem on
the radio and TV, so I bought this. In retrospect, that was a mistake. I'm
not exactly a prude, but the radio edits conceal the extent to which Eminem
relies on swearing as a substitute for creativity. Listening to this album
every other fucking word seems to be a fucking four-letter word, and it's
just fucking wearing on the fucking ears after a fucking while.
>74 (67) The Beatles - 1
>75 (RE) ABBA - Gold - Greatest Hits
I own both of these, although I listen to the latter more than the former.
Mark
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Paul Hyett
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>>07 (5) Dido - No Angel
>
>This was one of the best albums of the year.
Or of *any* year, IMO.
>
>>68 (50) U2 - The Best Of 1980-1990
>
>As compilations go, a pretty good one.
IMO that was their best period, though.
Paul Hyett
in uk.music.charts :
>
>> 71 (70) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
>
>I prefer this to Slim Shady LP overall, as it I like Eminem in dark and
>angry mode.
As opposed to his usual upbeat pop? :p
I've never heard anything from him that wouldn't make Jack The Ripper
seem mellow in comparison.
Chris Brown
"Paul Hyett" <vidc...@invalid83261.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 at 22:08:01, Jan Buxton <ja...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in
> uk.music.charts :
>>
>>> 71 (70) Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
>>
>>I prefer this to Slim Shady LP overall, as it I like Eminem in dark and
>>angry mode.
>
> As opposed to his usual upbeat pop? :p
>
> I've never heard anything from him that wouldn't make Jack The Ripper seem
> mellow in comparison.
Well, there's a distinction between his dark "serious" singles like 'Cleanin
Out My Closet', 'The Way I Am', 'When I'm Gone' and more recently 'Not
Afraid' pn the one hand, and the "comedy" ones like 'My Name Is', 'Ass Like
That', 'We Made You'.
Chris
Chris Brown
"Jan Buxton" <ja...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Chris Brown wrote:
>> Funnily enough, the same Number 75 as five years and a week earlier!
>>
>> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010804
>>
>> 02 (6) David Gray - White Ladder
>
> OK.
Yeah. I haven't listened to it for a while, but I have bought most of his
others.
>> 05 (8) Gorillaz - Gorillaz
>
> Not listened to it in ages, but I remember being disappointed.
Our copy went down the charity shop years ago.
>> 27 (27) Muse - Origin Of Symmetry
>
> I have a copy of this off a friend, mainly because New Born is on it.
I didn't like the singles either side enough to bother.
>> 48 (48) Coldplay - Parachutes
>
> Pretty good.
It is. Strangely, Chris Moyles played 'Everything's Not Lost' on the Golden
Hour yesterday.
>> 56 (45) Eminem - The Slim Shady Lp
>
> The debut, My Name Is and Guilty Conscience still career highlights...
Technically, this was really his second album, but the first to make it over
here.
>> 58 (52) Radiohead - Amnesiac
>
> Very good album, fantastic that they had the courage and skill to go in
> such a different direction.
Ironically, seems a bit of a forgotten album nowadays.
Chris
Paul Hyett
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>>> 58 (52) Radiohead - Amnesiac
>
Groan.
Chris Brown
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> On 30/07/2010 00:22, Chris Brown wrote:
>> Funnily enough, the same Number 75 as five years and a week earlier!
>>
>> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010804
>>
>> 02 (6) David Gray - White Ladder
>
> The following week the album would reach number 1 in its 66th week on the
> chart, all consecutive and established a new record for the slowest climb
> to #1 for an album that didn't drop off the chart between first appearance
> on the chart and first appearance at #1. Rumours by Fleetwood Mac held the
> record to that point, reaching #1 in its 49th week in January 1978. By the
> time this album reached #1 it had already sold 1.52m copies.
And of course it had first been released even longer ago than that. I can
just about remember when he was just a cult act I'd heard about from Divine
Comedy fans, and I think I did almost buy the original indie version of the
album once. I suppose that might have been something to boast about, but
then again I'd have been one track short.
> This album is bland but inoffensive but was very much the dinner party
> album or as I prefer to call them, coffee table album, of its day along
> with Dido's No Angel. I just don't like his voice though Babylon is OK.
I do quite like it, although it does rather snatch defeat from the jaws of
victory with that interminable cover version of 'Say Hello Wave Goodbye' at
the end.
>> 03 (NE) Super Furry Animals - Rings Around The World
>
> I liked Juxtaposed With U but I don't really know that much by them mainly
> due to their in one week then out chart career which meant I never really
> got a chance to hear (or at least remember) much by them.
IMO they were already past their prime by now, and even the good songs
weren't sounding as good as they should.
In fact I only remembered yesterday that I bought this album for £1 about a
year ago.
Unusually, this was also announced as a Mercury Prize nominee in the week of
release.
>> 05 (8) Gorillaz - Gorillaz
>
> Back when they seemed like a good idea.
To be fair, I don't suppose they were ever intended to be as big as they
became.
>> 07 (5) Dido - No Angel
>
> Not a bad album actually if you just want something playing in the
> background.
No, I remember when I used to meet up with Mrs Brown after my evening class
this was quite often playing in the café at Borders...
Dido records being played in Borders? Suddenly 2001 seems a long time ago.
>> 08 (9) Eagles - The Very Best Of The Eagles
>
> I own this one, or at least I think it's this one.
Heh.
>> 09 (4) Travis - The Invisible Band
>
> I own this one, bought it because I liked Side. The album is quite dull.
> They were massive back in the day.
You do see the two big Travis albums in charity shops a lot. At least if you
go there as often as I do.
>> 12 (NE) 'N Sync - Celebrity
>
> Sold 13,000 copies to enter at #12. In the US it entered at #1 and sold
> 1,880,000 copies.
Hadn't they had some big lawsuit?
>> 13 (10) Stereophonics - Just Enough Education To Perform
>
> The album I always meant to buy but never got around to.
Don't bother, it's got loads of crappy Stereophonics songs on it.
At least this would be the original version before they added 'Handbags And
Gladrags'.
>> 17 (NE) The Bangles - Eternal Flame - The Best Of
>
> I won this, great album to listen to.
Unusually, new entries of (roughly) the same title by different acts in the
single and album charts. I don't know whether that was a coincidence.
>> 18 (16) Ash - Free All Angels
>
> Another album I always meant to buy but never did.
It's not bad, although they don't always play to their strengths. I think I
borrowed this before I bought my own.
>> 21 (20) Blink 182 - Take Off Your Pants And Jacket
>
> Silly title that probably made the geeks laugh and everyone else grimace.
I have to admit I didn't get it until somebody explained the pun.
>> 32 (30) Eva Cassidy - Songbird
>
> Another coffee table album and this one made the worse by her version of
> Over The Rainbow which you just couldn't escape back then.
Though never an actual hit.
>> 37 (40) OPM - Menace To Society
Actually, I think this might have been called Menace To Sobriety.
>> 42 (41) The Avalanches - Since I Left You
Must listen to this again.
>> 43 (39) Texas - The Greatest Hits
>
> Bought this when cheap at Music Zone. Only a handful of songs I like.
I've gradually realised/admitted that I probably like enough songs to
justify buying this cheap.
>> 44 (29) Marti Pellow - Smile
>
> The thought of Marti Pellow's smile irritates me, it used to ruin a Wet
> Wet Wet video more than the song ever did.
Good point.
>> 48 (48) Coldplay - Parachutes
>
> Back when they were just another band really.
True, although even this sold a couple of million. It doesn't sound like it.
>> 67 (74) Toploader - Onka's Big Moka
>
> It's still all Jamie Oliver's fault.
This shows up in the charity shops even more than the Travis albums!
>> 68 (50) U2 - The Best Of 1980-1990
>
> I bought this, took to 2008 to actually buy it though.
I think it must have been 2009 by the time I finally got round to it. I
think I was in denial about U2 for quite a while because of stuff like
'Elevation'.
>The best part of their Best Of releases, its 90s companion comes nowhere
>near.
Agreed. Fun fact: neither of them actually contains any tracks from 1990.
>> 69 (NE) ABC - Look Of Love - The Very Best Of ABC
>
> The Lexicon Of Love is all you really need. Most of what they released
> after that was ropey.
I think you might have a point there. BTW, I checked the cover to make sure
this wasn't called *The* Look Of Love.
>> 70 (RE) Turin Brakes - The Optimist LP
>
> I liked Pain Killer though that was long after this album.
Well, I liked them both. Another Mercury nominee.
Chris
Chris Brown
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> Funnily enough, the same Number 75 as five years and a week earlier!
>
> http://www.chartstats.com/album_chart.php?week=20010804
>
I trust everyone else has found the hidden track by now.
> 03 (NE) Super Furry Animals - Rings Around The World
One of the swiftest Mercury prize nominations ever, about two days after it
was released. This may or may not have contributed to it becoming their
highest-charting album.
> 18 (16) Ash - Free All Angels
> 35 (13) Beta Band - Hot Shots II
I heard this being played out on the radio. Evidently I didn't like enough
of it to buy it.
> 42 (41) The Avalanches - Since I Left You
Second album anyone?
> 46 (44) REM - Reveal
Bought this for £1:99 in a charity shop suspiciously soon after it came out.
> 48 (48) Coldplay - Parachutes
Must listen to this again sometime.
> 49 (58) Jennifer Lopez - J Lo
Did I mention the gratuitous swearing?
> 52 (RE) Zero 7 - Simple Things
Another one I bought in a charity shop, but only for 50p. Not sure I've ever
listened to it all the way through.
> 58 (52) Radiohead - Amnesiac
Now this one I did pay full price for (even more, really, because I bought
the version in the special packaging).
IIRC I lost my first mobile phone on the way home from buying it.
> 68 (50) U2 - The Best Of 1980-1990
> 70 (RE) Turin Brakes - The Optimist LP
Excellent album which had also just been nominated for the Mercury. And
there was a single out the next week.
Chris
Paul Hyett
wrote in uk.music.charts :
>
>> 35 (13) Beta Band - Hot Shots II
>
>I heard this being played out on the radio. Evidently I didn't like
>enough of it to buy it.
Which presumably applies to most albums, so why mention this one
specifically?
Chris Brown
> On Fri, 6 Aug 2010 at 22:39:12, Chris Brown <extrem...@yahoospam.com>
> wrote in uk.music.charts :
>>
>>> 35 (13) Beta Band - Hot Shots II
>>
>>I heard this being played out on the radio. Evidently I didn't like enough
>>of it to buy it.
>
> Which presumably applies to most albums, so why mention this one
> specifically?
Well, most albums that I haven't got I heaven't heard all of.
Chris