y3potential wrote: ↑Fri 09 Apr 2021, 9:25 am

leesmapman wrote: ↑Thu 08 Apr 2021, 9:12 pm The first thing I see is
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and I think: that's a bad Paninaro lyric.

I must say on first glance there I thought it was Bruce Willis..

It is.

Maybe but it’s not a remix album. Disco is a remix album. The songs where not remixed, apart from I Want a Dog, which they included because they liked it so much. All the other songs were recorded specifically for the album, and Always on my mind was rerecorded for it.

Introspective is not a remix album, it’s clearly a studio album, can’t see why it should be considered a remix album.

A good album. not their best, but good.

Tiesto= The Business

Yes, they are turntables.
Most likely Technics THE DJ turntable

Up to #25 in ( Overall) best selling digital sales chart in the U.S

Future Lover wrote: ↑Tue 02 Mar 2021, 9:46 pm

telys wrote: ↑Tue 02 Mar 2021, 9:20 pm Well, some so called fans on this forum don't want us to care about inside information etc. Refering to the discussion about N & C ever being a romantic couple or not.

Are you in need of a check-up?

He/She most certainly is.

You don’t pay 50€ for one song, you pay 20£ for a 2 track CD single and a book, the rest is not anything they are making any money from. And you know I am not even sure they make any money anyway, Maybe they break even. Chris once said that they lost money from the magazine because it was so expensi...

The really pathetic ting,is when people won’t buy it, but still want information or mp3s you name it. I have no respect for that whatsoever ! Cheapskates!!

It’s overall sales are not massive in the states, it was first released in 2006, after a lot of legal hassle. But it had by 2010 sold 109,000 copies in the U.S (Lates figures that I have)

Popart is in top 300 best selling digital albums. Has been between 225-400 all week.

Opportunities is now #30 on best selling digital sales in the U.S up from 40 last week. In its second week at #1 dance/Electronic sales, it has sold nearly 4,000 copies.

In its first week at#1 it sold 3,000 copies, while West End girls sold 1,000 copies at #9.

Opportunities stil at #1 on that chart West End girls up from #9 to #6 on the same chart.