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1 Erik Gonzalez said on October 18, 2007
I'm sure you've heard of the new #1 album in the land, Kid Rock's "Rock N Roll Jesus". If anything, Kid is modest. To think, this is Kid Rock's first #1 album! Otherwise, we have a lot of Christman-prep greatest hits collections and parent-friendly folks coming out with albums (Josh Groban and Leann Rhimes anyone?)
Band of Horses did enter at #35 with Cease to Begin but beyond that, its all a big yawn to me.
2 veronica said on October 18, 2007
Who's Billboard?
3 Erik Gonzalez said on October 18, 2007
Billboard: the trade magazine that is the mother of all Top 40 song charts and Top album charts. Where all that insidious Soundscan data that they collect when you buy albums go to be compiled and printed.
4 The Grim said on October 18, 2007
Sarcasm much?
5 elle said on October 18, 2007
Maybe this is a bit ironic since we're an "indie-pop" press outlet, but ever since I stopped having a TV and reading popular culture mags, TIG is my only real source of mainstream information, through blogs like this.
6 Krause said on October 19, 2007
Perhaps Band of Horses was boosted due to swilling the WalMarche? One would think that support of the largest global retailer would merit at least a top 20 entry. http://www.threeimaginarygirls.com/node/6662
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