Beady Eye, Radiohead, Morrissey score best selling vinyl singles of 2011

Beady Eye, Radiohead, Morrissey score best selling vinyl singles of 2011 - NME.com

Noel Gallagher, Arctic Monkeys and Miles Kane also shifted a lot of vinyl in 2011

Excerpt:

The Top 10 selling vinyl singles of 2011 were as follows:

1. Beady Eye - 'The Roller'
2. Beady Eye - 'Millionaire'
3. Morrissey - 'Glamorous Glue'
4. Beady Eye - 'The Beat Goes On'
5. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - 'The Death Of You And Me'
6. Arctic Monkeys - 'Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair'
7. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - '...A.K.A What A Life'
8. Beady Eye - 'Four Letter Word'
9. Miles Kane - 'Come Closer'
10. Manic Street Preachers - 'Postcards From A Young Man

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[Anonymous]

I wonder how many copies of the twenty-year-old song he managed to sell. Couple of dozen? Pathetic.

 

[Anonymous]

Never heard of Beady eye. What a stupid name.

 

[Johnny Barleycorn]

Dame Nellie Melba had 2011's highest selling wax cylinder.

 

[Anonymous]

Hasn't Dorrissey done well.

 

[Anonymous]

Out of interest, the top nine are from the north of England.

Just saying.

 

[Thesmithsmorrissey]

willing to bet everyone who bought that Manics single is wishing they didn't.

 

[Anonymous]

Dame Nellie Melba had 2011's highest selling wax cylinder.

Hey nice work plagiarism-acorn to steal my reference to a wax cylinder from the Kill Uncle thread.
Don't plagarise or take on loan, chump.

 

[Anonymous]

Where's the Radiohead mention?

 

[marconelson]

Never heard of Anonymous. What a stupid name.

 

[Anonymous]

So that seems to be a fairly complete list of the artists beloved of obsolete males who have a lingering attachment to obsolete music, buying the digital ghost of an obsolete format, to support success in an obsolete market place. And I should know.

 

[Thesmithsmorrissey]

So that seems to be a fairly complete list of the artists beloved of obsolete males who have a lingering attachment to obsolete music, buying the digital ghost of an obsolete format, to support success in an obsolete market place. And I should know.

^^^^^ Probably more wisdom from Damien, Mike "Ratface" Joyce's alleged manager ^^^^^

 

[Anonymous]

And if anyone s heard Beady eyes four letter word will agree that it is a complete rip off of i keep mine hidden