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Good, i hope he crashes nd burns

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Originally Posted by Fom (Post 2765441)

Give him chance! Many people have come from singing competitions and now release their own material. This is him making his entrance into the business, don't try and assume what he is going to make in the future.

Well it's the fact he is ruining another X Mas number 1 that is most annoying. He himself should take a stand but of course he won't he can see the £££, and lets face it, the way he comes across, I think he will just go with whatever the record company throws at him. He has nothing that stands out about him at all.

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Originally Posted by Fom (Post 2765441)

Well I might buy his music if - a fecking staggeringly huge if by the way- that happens, but in the mean time I want a song to topple X Factor off it's Christmas perch because it's getting tiresome and depressing.

Joe isn't 'trailing' behind. RATM sold 83,000 in TWO days, Joe sold 77,000 in ONE day - so if he's actually selling twice as much as them.

Susan Boyle for Christmas no 1 ;D

Let joe have his number one, he will be panto next year with leon jackson and steve b

Im glad. I hope Joe doesnt get the Number One spot.

RATM still in the lead...

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Rage extend lead in singles chart

10:26 | Wednesday December 16, 2009

By Ben Cardew

The battle for the Christmas number one slot continues to heat up, with Rage Against The Machine’s Killing In The Name extending its lead over Joe McElderry’s The Climb.

According to sales figures from the Official Charts Company yesterday, the American band’s 1993 hit had opened up a lead of about 10% over The Climb, the debut single from X Factor winner McElderry, after two days of sales.

OCC figures today show that Killing In The Name has now extended that lead to around 60%, selling another 92,000 copies yesterday to bring its total for the week so far to more than 175,000.

The Climb has sold around 110,000 copies so far but is expected to receive a massive boost today when the CD single goes on general sale around the country.

While the singles market is now overwhelmingly made up of download sales, X Factor Christmas singles traditionally sell strongly on CD.

http://www.musicweek.com/story.asp?s...de=1039434&c=1

Rage now bookies' favourite...

http://www.oddschecker.com/specials/...one/win-market

I want The Boyler to triumph

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Originally Posted by Fom (Post 2764920)

This will change after weds... when the CD's hit shops.

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