Holding Forth at the top – but on fewer sales than The Verve might be used to 11:18 | Monday September 1, 2008 By Alan Jones The Verve’s Urban Hymns sold 250,054 copies when it debuted at number one in 1997, appearing in the immediate wake of their two biggest hit singles, Bitter Sweet Symphony and The Drugs Don’t Work but an 11-year lay-off and a big change in the retail landscape mean

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In uk.music.charts on Tue, 20 Mar 2007, Chris Brown <extremespamrice@yahoo.com> wrote : Available as a separate download for the first time, Green Day's single Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) returns to chart duty after an absence of more than nine years this week, entering at number 67 on sales of 1,800. The track was a number 11 hit in 1998, with first week

"Paul Hyett" <vidcapper@invalid83261.co.uk> wrote in message news:DbwIWpE6$BAGFwS5@blueyonder.co.uk... In uk.music.charts on Tue, 20 Mar 2007, Mark <marksplace2006@bluenospamyonder.co.uk> wrote : Aerosmith's original version of Walk This Way failed to chart in 1977 and Run-DMC's 1986 cover (featuring Aerosmith's Steve Tyler and Joe Perry) reached number eight. The Comic Relief