|
| Headline | Big jump for surprise |
|
Page:
[1] |
| Author | Comment |
Brian
Jun-22-2006, 15:50 GMT
IP:
USA - United Staates America
 | On this week´s Billboard chart, Surprise is at #40, up from #65 last week. That is a considerable increase considering the album has been out for over a month now. |
| | |
Matthew
Jun-24-2006, 22:42 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
 | Over here in the UK it went in at no.4 and it is still there! We know good music here in the UK! |
| | |
Garry
Jun-24-2006, 22:58 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| If Uk like him so much, Surely he would come and tour here??? |
| | |
Matthew
Jun-24-2006, 23:07 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| It has been promoted here very well. Radio 2 have played Father and Daughter a lot and Paul has made loads of TV and Radio appearances. The press have also written about it very positively. |
| | |
Garry
Jun-24-2006, 23:45 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| But he only seems to do intimate concerts. I find that a bit unfair! |
| | |
Matthew
Jun-25-2006, 12:22 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| He did that one intimate concert which was mainly for broadcast on Radio 2.
When he returns to tour (fingers crossed) he will play larger venues. 3000 seat venues I guess like the Hammersmith Appolo that he played in 2000 or the tent at the Liverpool Pops in 2002 which I think had 4000 seats.
On the strength of Surprise sales in the UK, though - I think he could do a tour of the indoor arenas like he did in 1990. NEC, Wembley Arena, G-Max, etc. |
| | |
Garry
Jun-25-2006, 13:01 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| Yeah I agree! |
| | |
|
Page:
[1]
|