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Also, sales percentage movements are near irrelevant. It's what the actually sales figure is.
IE. 200,000 copies a week DOWN by 10%
is still higher than 100 a week going up 300%
IE. 200,000 copies a week DOWN by 10%
is still higher than 100 a week going up 300%
If I was going to meet Pete Doherty I'd buy a copy with the sole intention of lodging it in his throat.
down wrote:
> Well even X&Y went up by 3%,
Release date? 2005
> while Up the Bracket went down 35%
Release date? 2002
The markets probably saturated with copies now anyway.
:D
> Well even X&Y went up by 3%,
Release date? 2005
> while Up the Bracket went down 35%
Release date? 2002
The markets probably saturated with copies now anyway.
:D
Well even X&Y went up by 3%, while Up the Bracket went down 35%
big difference
big difference
Memorandum! wrote:
> "Every act who played at Hyde Park on Saturday received a sales
> boost - except for Pete Doherty."
>
> hahahahaha
That implies that salesare so incredibly high anyway...
> "Every act who played at Hyde Park on Saturday received a sales
> boost - except for Pete Doherty."
>
> hahahahaha
That implies that salesare so incredibly high anyway...
It's an entire branch.
Uh
Not particularly
Not particularly
My my, somebody's got a stick up their ass haven't they?
Bless
Bless
Well that is mentioned in the article, oh-so-observant one.
Gilmour donated a couple of million from a house sale if I remember correctly and didn't feel the need to advertise it in the press.
An absolutely class act.
An absolutely class act.
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