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"That's How People Grow Up" enters German WOM chart at #25
posted by davidt on Friday February 15 2008, @11:00AM

 FMZDer_Pole writes:
WOM Single Top 50

I thought it would reach only #40 oder 50. A little surprise, because the single has'nt got a b-side. It's a wonderful placement at german charts for that Morrissey single.

 
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"That's How People Grow Up" enters German WOM chart at #25 | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 5 comments | Search Discussion
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where? (Score:0)
I#m not able to find it there???!!!
Anonymous -- Friday February 15 2008, @05:52PM (#296388)
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    no b-side (Score:1)
    is this a Gerrman only version?

    thought there were 3

    cd with a b live track

    and 2 7inch vinyl with live b-side track
    Celibate Cry <vauxhall@mail2uk.com> -- Friday February 15 2008, @10:39PM (#296406)
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     and the hills are alive with celibate cries
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      "WOM Charts" (Score:1)
      We had the same releases here as in the UK, so we do had the live-B-Sides, too.

      "WOM" (World Of Music) is a (good) record chain store here in Germany, but their charts are insignificant.

      "Thats's How People Grow Up" did not manage to enter the official german single charts compiled by Media Control.
      Stefan Krix * -- Sunday February 17 2008, @05:05AM (#296518)
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