[Below] Ordinary Sales

The new Top 75 Albums were published yesterday with The Ordinary 'Celebrity Big Brother' Boys album Brassbound nowhere to be seen. Which begs the question -

Just how badly does youre album need to be selling to not get into the Top 75 after a tenfold increase in sales?

Interestingly what has shown some chart msucle is single (which in one interview Suggs called a 'Madness rip-off' - bang on the money there, Suggs) 'Boys Will Be Boys' which was originally released on the 6th of June way back in 2005. However, this week it bounced back into the hit parade at #33, the highest the group have been in the singles chart since the song originally charted at #16 (follow-up single 'Life Will Be The Death Of Me' stalled at #50, largely because it was fucking dreadful and had the strange choice of a 'band-peforms-gig-at-poolside video) and will get a full, physical, in Woolworths-and-everything release on the 23rd of January. THAT'S SEVEN DAYS? Excited?