I love all of The Saturday's singles. What they really need to do is sell albums. That is what really counts and what really matters.
Do any of you think The Saturdays will ever achieve a double or triple platinum UK album best seller? God knows how their record company can afford the vids etc as everybody knows it's album sales that rake in cash. They're not international best sellers either. Maybe their myriad of advertising deals are keeping them afloat.
They really have no concrete constant album sales at all...
One other thing I'd like to highlight is that the original Sugababes releasing their new single on Sept the 1st are YOUNGER than members of The Saturdays..How strange is that after millions of album sales.
Really? Where did you read that? I thought they were going to release the album after Gentleman. I'm beginning to wonder if we'll ever get the album now
In an interview with DS, Vanessa said the album is coming in October, but before that another single, also in their google hangout last week Una confirmed the 3rd, upbeat single before the album.
I love all of The Saturday's singles. What they really need to do is sell albums. That is what really counts and what really matters.
Do any of you think The Saturdays will ever achieve a double or triple platinum UK album best seller? God knows how their record company can afford the vids etc as everybody knows it's album sales that rake in cash. They're not international best sellers either. Maybe their myriad of advertising deals are keeping them afloat.
They really have no concrete constant album sales at all...
One other thing I'd like to highlight is that the original Sugababes releasing their new single on Sept the 1st are YOUNGER than members of The Saturdays..How strange is that after millions of album sales.
In an interview with DS, Vanessa said the album is coming in October, but before that another single, also in their google hangout last week Una confirmed the 3rd, upbeat single before the album.
YAY!!
Hopefully it will FINALLY push some album sales. They really deserve it.:)
I take it Frankie will be missing from the promo for the next single then as how is she going to perform an upbeat single when she will be like 9 months pregnant?
They really need to plan their pregnancies to tie in with their music releases.
Is there any TV promo for this weekend at all? There wasn't enough TV at all. I'm just not mad about the track, but I'm surprised its missing the top 10. Never mind, if the next single is a hit this wont really matter. The album should do better than Radar providing the next single generates enough buzz.
In an interview with DS, Vanessa said the album is coming in October, but before that another single, also in their google hangout last week Una confirmed the 3rd, upbeat single before the album.
That might be a good thing after all. At least I'll only have to go a few weeks of the college year without a new Saturdays album Last year was my only year at university without a new one.
By way of a partial turnaround, I think Gentleman is my 2nd fave Saturdays single since Higher - my favourite being My Heart Takes Over. If they avoid another Notorious-like single (and Work-like or even Ego-like single for good measure) I think they should be fine.
Pretty embarrassing chart position! There's something very unlikeable I find about the girls this era, especially Frankie. I just can't put my finger on what it is!
Pretty embarrassing chart position! There's something very unlikeable I find about the girls this era, especially Frankie. I just can't put my finger on what it is!
That's really bad And I really thought this song would do well.
I knew it wouldn't do that well, the style of the song is irrelevant to the charts these days, just looking at how What About Us did should have told them what style to go with for the rest of the album, Girls Aloud were doing Gentleman type of songs way back in 2004, it's a good song but I think it should have remained an experimental album track.
It entered at number 14 not 15 but it doesnt make much difference.
The never seem to get in the zone of being a big band, it is constant ups and downs, granted some of their singles do well but they have yet to have a platinum single or one that sells half a million, their albums sell poorly and they are not a big touring act either, how they have survived as long as they have sometimes baffles me as albums and tours are where the money is and they aint raking it in for the record company.
Now i should say i dont like or dislike them, every now and agin they release something i like, what about us grew on me slightly as i didnt like it. Ego is the highlight so far but i really feel their time is coming to an end, i think the new album will be their last studio album.
On a side note i doubt any of the girls have made huge amounts of money from the Saturdays.
It's such a shame. This is one of their best singles imo, along with Work - which also under performed.
It could be worse though. It still got top 15, and they are still getting a lot of radio support. Still confused as to why it didn't make the R1 A-List though, especially considering how they played the inferior 'What About Us' endlessly.
Apparently the song sold 29,882 after it's first week. This is more than If This Is Love, Up and My Heart Takes Over sold in their first weeks. It's also only a few hundred less than what Notorious sold in it's first week.
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Do any of you think The Saturdays will ever achieve a double or triple platinum UK album best seller? God knows how their record company can afford the vids etc as everybody knows it's album sales that rake in cash. They're not international best sellers either. Maybe their myriad of advertising deals are keeping them afloat.
They really have no concrete constant album sales at all...
One other thing I'd like to highlight is that the original Sugababes releasing their new single on Sept the 1st are YOUNGER than members of The Saturdays..How strange is that after millions of album sales.
In an interview with DS, Vanessa said the album is coming in October, but before that another single, also in their google hangout last week Una confirmed the 3rd, upbeat single before the album.
Only Una.
YAY!!
Hopefully it will FINALLY push some album sales. They really deserve it.:)
They really need to plan their pregnancies to tie in with their music releases.
That might be a good thing after all. At least I'll only have to go a few weeks of the college year without a new Saturdays album
Where is it in the chart at the moment?
Quite appropriate really, as it matches My Heart Takes Over (and controversially, their only 2 reasonable singles since Higher).
Being about the Saturdays, another thread would soon take its place!:p:eek::D
That's really bad
I knew it wouldn't do that well, the style of the song is irrelevant to the charts these days, just looking at how What About Us did should have told them what style to go with for the rest of the album, Girls Aloud were doing Gentleman type of songs way back in 2004, it's a good song but I think it should have remained an experimental album track.
The never seem to get in the zone of being a big band, it is constant ups and downs, granted some of their singles do well but they have yet to have a platinum single or one that sells half a million, their albums sell poorly and they are not a big touring act either, how they have survived as long as they have sometimes baffles me as albums and tours are where the money is and they aint raking it in for the record company.
Now i should say i dont like or dislike them, every now and agin they release something i like, what about us grew on me slightly as i didnt like it. Ego is the highlight so far but i really feel their time is coming to an end, i think the new album will be their last studio album.
On a side note i doubt any of the girls have made huge amounts of money from the Saturdays.
It could be worse though. It still got top 15, and they are still getting a lot of radio support. Still confused as to why it didn't make the R1 A-List though, especially considering how they played the inferior 'What About Us' endlessly.