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For some reason BPI havent included tracks such as Greatest Day, and The Flood as being Silver, baring in mind after every week when the charts are released there are figures revealed showing how many were sold and have been sold since release. For instance The Flood has sold near 350k since release staying in the top 10 for 6 weeks and 2 weeks outside the top 10, but it hasnt been updated on BPI and Greatest Day is on the same figure or thereabout as well after being released over 2 years ago, either way they both pass the 200k mark for silver certification. While on the point of certification, the Greatest Hits and Never Forget albums are clearly out of date as well. The Greatest Hits is around 1million on this article yet its been in the charts constantly throughout the last 5 years since they reformed yet the sales havent been adapted to show this, with the article showing the sales the album made in 1996 rather than up to and including the present day. Same goes for Never Forget, which this week is at number 20 in the midweek charts and has been in the top 50 since Take That performed The Flood on the XFactor in November. i have included various sources showing that it is now 6x platinum with sales over 2 million since its release in 2005 (which is entirely feasible over a 5 yera period) however for some reason because BPI do not update their sales and certifications with older albums the sales can't be changed to reflect the actual sales over time on this article. Any advice here would be great as relying on one source that doesnt keep its certifications and sales up to date online in my opinion hinders wikipedia's ability to provide users with correct information.
Kind regards and hope you can help shed some light and common sense on this matter Yids2010 ( talk) 01:41, 6 January 2011 (UTC)
I get that we need sources for updates but COME ON - the 'Progress' album's sales have not been adjusted since it fell off No.1 in the UK and it's had 3 months and 1 weeks worth of sales since then - all of them bar 2 in the top 20. So basically the album sales are INCORRECT and have been for a good 3 months now. What's the point of having a wikipedia page when the sales aren't even correct? And you saying 'it's not up to wikipedia editors to calculate sales' - well there are some people (including me) who would HAPPILY do that math to preserve the integrity and accuracy of the albums sales but you're saying we are not allowed to, just becuase you're not willing to doesn't mean others are not willing to.
Happy Now has a music video and is a promo single according to it's wiki entry, why is it not listed in the actual singles section? It's just in the 'other songs that have charted' list. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 115.186.228.10 ( talk) 04:41, 29 March 2011 (UTC)
Did Take That ever chart in the US?
I just found it odd that most discographies list US sales and awards but this page doesn't. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.241.88.49 ( talk) 06:58, 14 April 2012 (UTC)
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For some reason BPI havent included tracks such as Greatest Day, and The Flood as being Silver, baring in mind after every week when the charts are released there are figures revealed showing how many were sold and have been sold since release. For instance The Flood has sold near 350k since release staying in the top 10 for 6 weeks and 2 weeks outside the top 10, but it hasnt been updated on BPI and Greatest Day is on the same figure or thereabout as well after being released over 2 years ago, either way they both pass the 200k mark for silver certification. While on the point of certification, the Greatest Hits and Never Forget albums are clearly out of date as well. The Greatest Hits is around 1million on this article yet its been in the charts constantly throughout the last 5 years since they reformed yet the sales havent been adapted to show this, with the article showing the sales the album made in 1996 rather than up to and including the present day. Same goes for Never Forget, which this week is at number 20 in the midweek charts and has been in the top 50 since Take That performed The Flood on the XFactor in November. i have included various sources showing that it is now 6x platinum with sales over 2 million since its release in 2005 (which is entirely feasible over a 5 yera period) however for some reason because BPI do not update their sales and certifications with older albums the sales can't be changed to reflect the actual sales over time on this article. Any advice here would be great as relying on one source that doesnt keep its certifications and sales up to date online in my opinion hinders wikipedia's ability to provide users with correct information.
Kind regards and hope you can help shed some light and common sense on this matter Yids2010 ( talk) 01:41, 6 January 2011 (UTC)
I get that we need sources for updates but COME ON - the 'Progress' album's sales have not been adjusted since it fell off No.1 in the UK and it's had 3 months and 1 weeks worth of sales since then - all of them bar 2 in the top 20. So basically the album sales are INCORRECT and have been for a good 3 months now. What's the point of having a wikipedia page when the sales aren't even correct? And you saying 'it's not up to wikipedia editors to calculate sales' - well there are some people (including me) who would HAPPILY do that math to preserve the integrity and accuracy of the albums sales but you're saying we are not allowed to, just becuase you're not willing to doesn't mean others are not willing to.
Happy Now has a music video and is a promo single according to it's wiki entry, why is it not listed in the actual singles section? It's just in the 'other songs that have charted' list. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 115.186.228.10 ( talk) 04:41, 29 March 2011 (UTC)
Did Take That ever chart in the US?
I just found it odd that most discographies list US sales and awards but this page doesn't. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.241.88.49 ( talk) 06:58, 14 April 2012 (UTC)
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