It can be hammed up by as many remixes as you like - it’s still woeful. Agreed! Wedding In Berlin spoils Hotspot. It should have been left as a wedding present to a friend. An Open Mind or one of the unused tracks should have been included instead. IF there were to be a 5th single, Will-o-the Wisp ...

Janet Street-Porter wrote: ↑Sat 02 May 2020, 9:59 am I thought it was ineligIble as it's an EP.

Nope it definitely “charted” in the mentioned charts. Check officialcharts.com for U.K. data

Sales chart doesn’t include streaming. The official chart includes streaming data.

#1 in the UK Physical Charts
#10 in the U.K. sales chart (the highest peak of all the Hotspot singles)
Not in the top 100 U.K. official charts

They kind of covered the question about Bros in the recording diaries as I believe Neil said he saw it on his own first then got Chris to watch it with him.

leesmapman wrote: ↑Fri 17 Apr 2020, 4:06 pm Electric: Literally 40
Super: Literally 42

Cheers

Which Literally/Annually were the Super and Electric recording diaries in?

Mine arrived half an hour ago.

Beautiful Laundrette is good. Night Sings is probably my favourite on the CD. Angelic Thug is ok but nothing special.

Decide was almost on the album but Chris vetoed it.

You Are The One started out as a dance song then they worked it into a ballad.

Preordered. Am excited to get the CD with it although am a little sad that it means the only real B-Side for Dreamland was An Open Mind. Would be nice if single 4 gets 2 b-sides but it won’t happen. The making of Hotspot should be interesting considering a number of tracks were brought across/saved ...

1. Party Train (Will-o-the wisp renamed)
2. Hoping For A Miracle
3. I Don’t Wanna
4. Happy People
5. Dreamland (feat Years & Years)
6. Monkey Business
7. An Open Mind
8. Burning The Heather
9. Only The Dark
10. The Forgotten Child

Monkey Business re-enters the U.K. sales chart at number 6.

My guess would be either I Don’t Wanna, Wedding In Berlin or Hoping For A Miracle. (Only my guesses not my preferences)

No, I know it's true, but it wasn't worthy of it's own thread, since there's going to be a fourth single thread, and this interview was already posted separately. Everyone has a link to read this on their own. This is just some... nasty need to be an annoyance. Ah ok sorry. I saw this thread before...

Seems to be true What’s on those early cassettes? Things we’ve never heard or different versions of songs we know? Both. Something no one has ever heard is the first version of West End Girls with different music. it’s more punky, at the end I start shouting ‘Sometimes you’re better off dead’. It’s ...

Dog wrote: ↑Thu 12 Sep 2019, 6:20 am

PoloPony wrote:Any indication of Musik ever being issued on CD or vinyl? I'd LOVE it.

Apparently there will be a physical release... a forum member asked Neil on opening night.

Have we heard anymore on this?