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Post by Frank on May 1, 2008 9:52:15 GMT -5
WHITESNAKE'S GOOD CHART RESULTS: SPV are pleased to announce the following first week chart-entries for Whitesnake's Good To Be Bad opus: Norway: # 5, Finland: # 5, Germany: # 6, UK: # 7, Sweden: # 10, Austria: # 11, Switzerland: # 15, Denmark: # 18, Canada: # 23, Czech Republic: # 27, Holland: # 33, Italy: # 57, France: # 69, US: # 70. And here's the new video: www.youtube.com/spv. |
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Post by Pete on May 1, 2008 11:21:03 GMT -5
WHITESNAKE'S GOOD CHART RESULTS: SPV are pleased to announce the following first week chart-entries for Whitesnake's Good To Be Bad opus: Norway: # 5, Finland: # 5, Germany: # 6, UK: # 7, Sweden: # 10, Austria: # 11, Switzerland: # 15, Denmark: # 18, Canada: # 23, Czech Republic: # 27, Holland: # 33, Italy: # 57, France: # 69, US: # 70. And here's the new video: www.youtube.com/spv. Here's a link to the video that works.  cool song.  |
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Post by spacel0rd on May 1, 2008 12:30:14 GMT -5
WHITESNAKE'S GOOD CHART RESULTS: SPV are pleased to announce the following first week chart-entries for Whitesnake's Good To Be Bad opus: Norway: # 5, Finland: # 5, Germany: # 6, UK: # 7, Sweden: # 10, Austria: # 11, Switzerland: # 15, Denmark: # 18, Canada: # 23, Czech Republic: # 27, Holland: # 33, Italy: # 57, France: # 69, US: # 70. And here's the new video: www.youtube.com/spv. Here's a link to the video that works. cool song. I liked it better when it was called "In the Still of the Night" |
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Post by madamex on May 1, 2008 12:35:03 GMT -5
I don't understand why it's doing so much better in European countries.  Love this new album, been listening to it a lot. |
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Post by spacel0rd on May 1, 2008 12:41:59 GMT -5
I don't understand why it's doing so much better in European countries. Love this new album, been listening to it a lot. Because americans are looking for the NEXT thing in rock....while other countries hold on more to the bands of thier past. I think Keel could sell out arenas in Japan if they toured there. Americans want the next "Nirvana"...not revamped 80s bands (or bands that hit their popularity-peek in the 80s) trying to recaputure the "magic" they once had. |
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