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| JoanneVIP | Nov 26 2006, 07:40 PM Post #1 |
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Westlife win battle of bands with "Love Album" Sun Nov 26, 2006 7:10 PM GMT Email This Article | Print This Article | RSS [-] Text [+] LONDON (Reuters) - Irish boy band Westlife were the surprise winners of a high-profile battle to top the album charts on Sunday, beating Oasis, the Beatles and U2 to the top spot. Westlife's collection of covers, "The Love Album", outsold greatest hits albums from Oasis and U2 as well as the similarly named "Love", a medley of remixed Beatles songs, the Official UK Charts Company said. The four albums were all released this week in anticipation of strong sales ahead of Christmas, with many industry observers expecting Oasis's "Stop The Clocks" to top the pile. In the end Oasis had to be content with second place, ahead of the Beatles at number three and "U218 Singles" from U2 at number four. In the singles chart, reformed boy band Take That climbed three places to score their first number one for a decade with "Patience". The group -- which launched the career of Robbie Williams -- sold 25 million records worldwide before breaking up in 1996. Ex-Spice Girl Emma Bunton was the week's biggest climber, soaring 21 places to number three with a cover of the Petula Clark hit "Downtown" -- the official single for the BBC's Children In Need fundraiser. Reuters |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 26 2006, 07:42 PM Post #2 |
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Boy bands conquer charts Re-formed boy band Take That are definitely back for good as they've taken the chart top spot. Patience rose three places to make it their first number one for 10 years. This came as another boy band, Westlife, triumphed in an album chart battle with music heavyweights Oasis, the Beatles and U2. Take That, whose last number one was How Deep Is Your Love in 1996, pushed Smack That by Akon featuring Eminem,to number two. Take That take download top spot Elsewhere in the singles chart, ex-Spice Girl Emma Bunton soared 21 places to three with Downtown and Justin Timberlake was down two to four with My Love. Westlife's The Rose fell from three to five and Beyonce's Irreplaceable from five to six. Fedde Le Grand and All Saints each dropped one place, with Put Your Hands Up For Detroit and Rock Steady, to seven and eight. Girls Aloud climbed three places to nine with Something Kinda Ooooh and rockers Razorlight rose four places to ten with America. Newsround |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 26 2006, 08:38 PM Post #3 |
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Westlife beat Oasis, U2 and The Beatles in UK album battle Take That are also Number One in the singles chart Westlife have beaten off Oasis, U2 and The Beatles to win the battle for Number One in the album chart tonight (November 26). The boy band's new studio covers 'Love Album' beat off all three 'Best Of' collections released on November 20 on what was declared "Super Monday". Oasis were in at Number 2 with 'Stop The Clocks' closely followed by The Beatles' classic re-workings 'Love' album at 3 and U2's '18 singles' LP at four. Elsewhere Foo Fighters went in at Number 35 with their acoustic live album 'Skin & Bones'. Fellow boy band 'Take That' knocked Akon off the top spot in the singles chart with their comeback single 'Patience' after jumping up three places from last week's new entry, which was based on downloads alone. They knocked the rapper's single 'Smack That', which also features Eminem, into second spot. Emma Bunton was the highest climber in the Top 10 with her single 'Downtown' jumping 21 places to Number 3. Nelly Furtado was the highest new entry overall with 'All Good Things (Come To An End)' at 13. Elsewhere, Red Hot Chili Peppers are in at 16 with 'Snow (Hey Oh)' while Faithless went in at Number 26 with new single 'Bombs'. The Top Ten is: 1. Take That - 'Patience' 2. Akon feat. Eminem - 'Smack That' 3. Emma Bunton - 'Downtown' 4. Justin Timberlake feat. T.I - 'My Love' 5. Westlife - 'The Rose' 6. Beyonce - 'Irreplaceable' 7. Fedde Le Grande - 'Put Your Hands Up For Detroit' 8. All Saints - 'Rock Steady' 9. Girls Aloud - 'Something Kind Ooooh' 10. Razorlight - 'America' © IPC MEDIA 1996-2006, All rights reserved | Site User Terms | Privacy Policy | Advertising Info | Contact Us | Buy Our Content In The Magazine SourceNME |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 26 2006, 08:44 PM Post #4 |
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Entertainment Westlife topple U2 in UK chart battle 27th November 2006, 3:43 WST Irish boyband Westlife were the surprise winners of a high-profile battle to top the British album charts, beating Oasis, the Beatles and U2 to the top spot. Westlife's collection of covers, The Love Album, outsold greatest hits albums from Oasis and U2 as well as the similarly named Love, a medley of remixed Beatles songs, the Official UK Charts Company said. The four albums were all released this week in anticipation of strong sales ahead of Christmas, with many industry observers expecting Oasis's Stop The Clocks to top the pile. In the end Oasis had to be content with second place, ahead of the Beatles at No.3 and U2 - 18 Singles from U2 at No.4. In the singles chart, reformed boyband Take That climbed three places to score their first No.1 for a decade with Patience. The group - which launched the career of Robbie Williams - sold 25 million records worldwide before breaking up in 1996. Ex-Spice Girl Emma Bunton was the week's biggest climber, soaring 21 places to No.3 with a cover of the Petula Clark hit, Downtown - the official single for the BBC's Children In Need fundraiser. Source: the west.com |
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| westwife | Nov 26 2006, 08:47 PM Post #5 |
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:09clap :09clap YEAH I am so happy, THEY WON ... TAKE THAT............ take that :lol: :lol: I am so proud of the lads ... :lol: :lol: So happy they are no I gr8 in the albums charge :09clap :bounce :bounce (-nananana to the Sun newspaper.......................... Yep I am one proud westlifefan :bounce jumping around for joy :lol: )(wackydance) mexicvan wave woohoo funkysande |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 26 2006, 08:59 PM Post #6 |
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Take That And Westlife Claim UK Chart Top Spots Westlife have won the chart battle of the bands to take the number one album spot this week, with their The Love Album. Completely mystyfing critics, the Irish boy band beat best of albums from some of the best bands in the world, U2 and Oasis, to claim the top spot. The Beatles Love album was also fended off, managing to get a number three position. Oasis's incredible Stop The Clocks album charted in second place at number two, followed by the Beatles at three, while U2 entered the chart at number four with their U218 Singles Greatest Hits album. However, U2 and Oasis are expected to sell more copies overall over the long-term, but with young girls dashing out to the shops to buy the Westlife album, they've ensured the number one. Meanwhile Westlife's single, The Rose, fell two places to number five. Another boy band, Take That, claimed the top spot in the UK singles chart with new single Patience, crowning their comeback with their first number one single in over ten years. Their first chart topper was Pray back in 1993 and with seven other number one's since then, Patience is the boys' ninth number one single. After a sell out tour, the reunited Take That boys climbed the chart from number four last week, which was based on downloads only. Now, with the single released on all formats, it's made it to number one and Take That can party again. The Take That boys release their new album, Beautiful World this week. Source: ilikemusic |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 26 2006, 09:00 PM Post #7 |
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I know what you mean Marina, its fabarooney xx |
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| Filan's Zulma | Nov 26 2006, 09:19 PM Post #8 |
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Happy now i have the Apple's iPod Nano yeh!193 dollars
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omg i am so hapyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy in reality well done Westlife congrats since Colombia |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 26 2006, 11:42 PM Post #9 |
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Veteran boy bands rule UK chartsNot even Oasis and The Beatles can stop the trend Westlife. Picture: BMG Take That are the new UK No. 1 single tonight, while over on the albums rundown, Westlife have won a three-way battle against Oasis and The Beatles. The reformed boy band's first single in over a decade, "Patience" moves up 4-1 on the singles rundown ahead of Akon's "Smack That" ft. Eminem, which drops two spots. Emma Bunton's Comic Relief single "Downtown" is new at three this week, while Justin Timberlake's "My Love" ft. Timbaland and Westlife's "The Rose" round out the top five. Beyonce's "Irreplaceable", Fedde Le Grand's "Put Your Hands Up For Detroit", All Saints' "Rock Steady", Girls Aloud's "Something Kinda Ooooh" and Razorlight's "America" round out this week's top ten. Other major new entries this week go to Nelly Furtado's "All Good Things (come To An End)" at 13, Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Snow (Hey Oh)" at 16, The Feeling's "Love It When You Call" at 19 and Lemar's "Someone Should Tell You" at 21. As previously mentioned, Westlife's new release "The Love Album" is at No. 1 on the album's chart this week, beating Oasis' "Stop The Clocks" and The Beatles' "Love" album, which chart at two and three respectively. U2's hits set "U218 Singles" lands at four, with George Michael's "Twenty Five" at five. Fron Male Voice Choir's "Voices Of The Valley" is new at 13, while Akon's "Konvicted" enters at 22. source:soundgenerator |
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| ShouneesFilan | Nov 27 2006, 07:06 AM Post #10 |
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yay yay yay congrats congrats woohoo woohoo |
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| jadam | Nov 27 2006, 08:05 AM Post #11 |
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GO WESTLIFE! GO WESTLIFE! GO WESTLIFE! Well done to the lads. :D congrats |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 27 2006, 08:12 AM Post #12 |
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27-November-2006 07:25:32 Westlife Beat The Super Groups To Number One Irish boy band Westlife have beaten U2, Oasis and The Beatles to the number one spot in one of the biggest chart battles in recent times. Westlife’s latest long player The Love Album beat high profile ‘best-of’ albums from Oasis’ Stop the Clocks which entered at number 2, Love by the Beatles at 3 and U2’s 18 Singles at 4. In the singles chart, Take That celebrate their first number 1 in ten years as new single Patience removes Akon Ft Eminem and holds a high climber from former Spice Girl Emma Bunton. Albumvote |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 27 2006, 08:12 AM Post #13 |
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27 November 2006 WESTLIFE BEAT THE BEATLES & OUTSELL OASIS The Famous Five out do The Fab Four In a week where record companies gear up for the Christmas shopping rush a host of eagerly awaited new albums debuted at the top of the UK charts. The fight for top billing was supposed to be between the British/Irish super-groups; U2 with their 'U218 Singles', Oasis with 'Stop the Clocks' and the bookies' favourites, The Beatles with 'The Love Album' but another Irish band, Westlife has stolen the show. The band from Sligo beat Mancunians Oasis into second place with The Beatles only managing a top three finish. Fellow Irishmen, U2, grab fourth place displacing last week's number one album, 'Twenty Five' from George Michael, which slips to five. There are new entries further down the chart for Akon with 'Konvicted' at 22, Lemar's 'The Truth About Love' debuts at 32 and The Foo Fighters return to the album charts with 'Skin and Bone'at 35. In contrast the singles chart this week failed to provide any new blood to the top ten with the oldest boy-band on the block, Take That, rising three to take top spot. The highest slot for any of the new entries belongs to Nelly Furtado at 13 closely followed by The Red Hot Chilli Peppers at 16. The longest-serving single on the charts at a remarkable 24 weeks is Shakira Ft Wyclef Jean with Hips Don't Lie. Source: music 3w |
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| JoanneVIP | Nov 27 2006, 08:16 AM Post #14 |
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27 November 2006 BOY BANDS BACK ON TOP Beverley Lyons & Showbiz Liz TAKE That are back for good with their first No.1 in 10 years. Patience, the boy band's first single since re-forming, rose three places to hit the top of the charts. It came as Westlife triumphed in an album chart battle with music heavyweights Oasis, the Beatles and U2. Take That, whose last No.1 was How Deep Is Your Love in 1996, knocked Smack That, by Akon featuring Eminem, from the top down to No.2. Ex-Spice Girl Emma Bunton soared 21 places to No.3 with Downtown and Justin Timberlake was down two to No.4 with My Love. Westlife's The Rose fell from No.3 to No.5 and Beyonce's Irreplaceable from No.5 to No.6 |
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| ShouneesFilan | Nov 27 2006, 09:29 AM Post #15 |
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woohoo congrats congrats |
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