Looking at the charts now, I'm predicting
1. Susan Boyle
2. Florence & The Machine
3. Noel Gallagher
4. Cher Lloyd
5. Pixie Lott
At least its higher than Turn It Up, and that album proved you dont need a high peak to sell loads. But the key is the right single choices (Kiss The Stars is apparently being released in February), they need to release songs that will sell the album like You Win and We Just Go On
The Wanted will sell good too, maybe they debut in top3.
I think The Wanted will probably not get a top 5 placing, maybe #6 or #7. They don't have that much of a consistent fanbase. Now if One Direction's album was out the same week, it would probably even beat Susan Boyle to #1....
Pixie has to go against the chav's who love Cher
Can't stand Cher Lloyd, sorry.
Pixie covers a much wider demographic in terms of listeners though. She does a lot more than uptempo, manufactured pop. I love Cher, but she still has a lot of haters and I only think her actual fans will buy the album. The general public will be more willing towards Pixie.
Wow, she's giving us 20 tracks. I love the first two singles so I have high expectations for this album. So is this being released to the Irish iTunes on the 4th? Then the rest of the world on the 7th?
Wow, she's giving us 20 tracks. I love the first two singles so I have high expectations for this album. So is this being released to the Irish iTunes on the 4th? Then the rest of the world on the 7th?
I'm sure where it's being released other than the UK, but yeah, Ireland on the 4th (1 week today! ) and UK on the 7th
pixie's trended two days in a row on twitter
PIXIE IS PERFECT and #pixielottlaunch AND Twitter blocked them both, bitches
and i started PIXIE IS PERFECT, so proud
) and UK on the 7th
