Post subject: "Pearl Jam" in the charts / record sales
Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:03 pm
Got Some
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check this out:
Pearl Jam returns from a hiatus of more than three years, the longest of its career, with its highest ever modern rock debut as "World Wide Suicide" (RMG) lands at No. 3 on the Billboard Radio Monitor modern rock chart. The track, which also ranks No. 1 on the format's audience chart, landed 68 Airplay Adds (six or more spins in a week on a station for the first time) out of the format's 75 reporters.
"World" marks the quintet's 31st modern rock chart appearance which is second all-time at the format to U2's 33 tracks. It's also the fifth song to debut within the top 3 in the chart's 17-year history and the highest since Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong" debuted at No. 2 in March 2003.
"World" also debuts at No. 4 at heritage rock, the format's highest debut since June 2004, and comes in at No. 11 at active rock.
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Post subject: Re: WWS Scores Highest Modern Rock Debut Ever (Billboard Cha
Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:07 pm
Force of Nature
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kostek wrote:
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Pearl Jam returns from a hiatus of more than three years, the longest of its career, with its highest ever modern rock debut as "World Wide Suicide" (RMG) lands at No. 3 on the Billboard Radio Monitor modern rock chart. The track, which also ranks No. 1 on the format's audience chart, landed 68 Airplay Adds (six or more spins in a week on a station for the first time) out of the format's 75 reporters.
"World" marks the quintet's 31st modern rock chart appearance which is second all-time at the format to U2's 33 tracks. It's also the fifth song to debut within the top 3 in the chart's 17-year history and the highest since Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong" debuted at No. 2 in March 2003.
"World" also debuts at No. 4 at heritage rock, the format's highest debut since June 2004, and comes in at No. 11 at active rock.
Post subject: Re: WWS Scores Highest Modern Rock Debut Ever (Billboard Cha
Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:10 pm
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kostek wrote:
check this out:
Pearl Jam returns from a hiatus of more than three years, the longest of its career, with its highest ever modern rock debut as "World Wide Suicide" (RMG) lands at No. 3 on the Billboard Radio Monitor modern rock chart. The track, which also ranks No. 1 on the format's audience chart, landed 68 Airplay Adds (six or more spins in a week on a station for the first time) out of the format's 75 reporters.
"World" marks the quintet's 31st modern rock chart appearance which is second all-time at the format to U2's 33 tracks. It's also the fifth song to debut within the top 3 in the chart's 17-year history and the highest since Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong" debuted at No. 2 in March 2003.
"World" also debuts at No. 4 at heritage rock, the format's highest debut since June 2004, and comes in at No. 11 at active rock.
keep it up boys.
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Post subject: Re: WWS Scores Highest Modern Rock Debut Ever (Billboard Cha
Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:13 pm
Force of Nature
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kostek wrote:
check this out:
Pearl Jam returns from a hiatus of more than three years, the longest of its career, with its highest ever modern rock debut as "World Wide Suicide" (RMG) lands at No. 3 on the Billboard Radio Monitor modern rock chart. The track, which also ranks No. 1 on the format's audience chart, landed 68 Airplay Adds (six or more spins in a week on a station for the first time) out of the format's 75 reporters.
"World" marks the quintet's 31st modern rock chart appearance which is second all-time at the format to U2's 33 tracks. It's also the fifth song to debut within the top 3 in the chart's 17-year history and the highest since Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong" debuted at No. 2 in March 2003.
"World" also debuts at No. 4 at heritage rock, the format's highest debut since June 2004, and comes in at No. 11 at active rock.
Post subject: Re: WWS Scores Highest Modern Rock Debut Ever (Billboard Cha
Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:18 pm
Got Some
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scott wrote:
kostek wrote:
check this out:
Pearl Jam returns from a hiatus of more than three years, the longest of its career, with its highest ever modern rock debut as "World Wide Suicide" (RMG) lands at No. 3 on the Billboard Radio Monitor modern rock chart. The track, which also ranks No. 1 on the format's audience chart, landed 68 Airplay Adds (six or more spins in a week on a station for the first time) out of the format's 75 reporters.
"World" marks the quintet's 31st modern rock chart appearance which is second all-time at the format to U2's 33 tracks. It's also the fifth song to debut within the top 3 in the chart's 17-year history and the highest since Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong" debuted at No. 2 in March 2003.
"World" also debuts at No. 4 at heritage rock, the format's highest debut since June 2004, and comes in at No. 11 at active rock.
Sorry to be a dick... but...
So?
i think its pretty cool to see that they are getting recognized for it.
makes me look forward to the album just a tad more.
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haha, couldnt beat Linkin Park, eh?
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Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
haha, couldnt beat Linkin Park, eh?
hey, you cant mess with the best
PJ should open up for Linkin Park on their next tour.
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stip wrote:
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Cal Varnsen wrote:
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
haha, couldnt beat Linkin Park, eh?
hey, you cant mess with the best
PJ should open up for Linkin Park on their next tour.
I think i would die of happiness.
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Angus wrote:
stip wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
haha, couldnt beat Linkin Park, eh?
hey, you cant mess with the best
PJ should open up for Linkin Park on their next tour.
I think i would die of happiness.
Would Eddie guest during the encore as the screamer guy or the rapper guy in LP?
The rapper---duh. I swear Angus, do you ever think before you post.
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stip wrote:
Angus wrote:
stip wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
haha, couldnt beat Linkin Park, eh?
hey, you cant mess with the best
PJ should open up for Linkin Park on their next tour.
I think i would die of happiness.
Would Eddie guest during the encore as the screamer guy or the rapper guy in LP?
The rapper---duh. I swear Angus, do you ever think before you post.
i could also see Ed jumping behind the turntable and dropping some funky beats on everyone.
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stip wrote:
In five years, when you get laid and grow up, you should go back and read some of these posts and if you've turned into a decent person you'll realize how much of an asshole you sound like right now
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Cal Varnsen wrote:
stip wrote:
Angus wrote:
stip wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
haha, couldnt beat Linkin Park, eh?
hey, you cant mess with the best
PJ should open up for Linkin Park on their next tour.
I think i would die of happiness.
Would Eddie guest during the encore as the screamer guy or the rapper guy in LP?
The rapper---duh. I swear Angus, do you ever think before you post.
i could also see Ed jumping behind the turntable and dropping some funky beats on everyone.
funky beats are the best kind of beats.
_________________ "Better the occasional faults of a Government that lives in a spirit of charity than the consistent omissions of a Government frozen in the ice of its own indifference."--FDR
Post subject: Re: WWS Scores Highest Modern Rock Debut Ever (Billboard Cha
Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:48 pm
Supersonic
Joined: Tue Apr 19, 2005 12:41 am Posts: 14208 Location: Lexington, KY Gender: Male
scott wrote:
kostek wrote:
check this out:
Pearl Jam returns from a hiatus of more than three years, the longest of its career, with its highest ever modern rock debut as "World Wide Suicide" (RMG) lands at No. 3 on the Billboard Radio Monitor modern rock chart. The track, which also ranks No. 1 on the format's audience chart, landed 68 Airplay Adds (six or more spins in a week on a station for the first time) out of the format's 75 reporters.
"World" marks the quintet's 31st modern rock chart appearance which is second all-time at the format to U2's 33 tracks. It's also the fifth song to debut within the top 3 in the chart's 17-year history and the highest since Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong" debuted at No. 2 in March 2003.
"World" also debuts at No. 4 at heritage rock, the format's highest debut since June 2004, and comes in at No. 11 at active rock.
Sorry to be a dick... but...
So?
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