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The Bandwagon is now Leaving the Building |
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I doubt there's been multi-buying on this scale before, simply because of the cost involved; at 29p a download, then buying it 4 times was hardly a huge issue, whereas with a physical you'd be spending about £8. AND multi-buying a single means visiting a shop on multiple occasions.
There's always dedicated fans who will multibuy, but (and it's impossible to verify) it does seem that the majority of people buying RATM were buying more than one copy, which surely must be a first. |
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Toodle-pipski to the FIX Factor Fanboy and Fangirls. As we ride, ride with kings on mighty steeds across the devil's plain!
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as others have said, i think the whole RATM thing was the bandwagon thing.
and if encouraging people to buy multiple copies wasn't an attempt to fix the chart, i don't know what would be. Iain People who bought the RATM song actually supported a lot more than just the band and a silly campaign, something the Cowell factor can only dream of unless of course he's promoting his Xfactor people and pretending to support the troops with a strangeled version of Hero. |
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Not sure if that's irony, as surely the bandwagon was hitched to the Facebook campaign. The X-Factor's been dominating for about four, five years. For a bandwagon, it's been going a friggin' long time.
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Well done - but following the climate conference fiasco couldn't you all have united against something that actually matters?
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It's not a bandwagon it's people don't like what the x-factor does for music.
Buying RATM was ideology based, buying x-factor song simply never is/was/will be |
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Just so happened it had a message in there that we all agreed with.
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It's not a bandwagon it's people don't like what the x-factor does for music.
Buying RATM was ideology based, buying x-factor song simply never is/was/will be Iain
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