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Big Bang Where Did It Go?

Posted:
Tue May 24, 2005 11:43 pm
by froy
I don't hear it on the Loop FM 98 anymore what happened?
I knew it would sink fast but this is really fast.
Less than 1 week ,
Anyone else hearing it on the radio anymore?

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 12:00 am
by Hippie
I heard this!
From the News Section
STYX CD MAKES A BANG AT RETAIL:
For those interested, the Styx Big Bang Theory covers CD sold 18,828 units in the USA first week of release. Those are pretty good numbers and don't include European sales or some online sales. The number is the officially reported sales from Soundscan USA.

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 1:04 am
by froy
Hippie wrote:I heard this!
From the News SectionSTYX CD MAKES A BANG AT RETAIL:
For those interested, the Styx Big Bang Theory covers CD sold 18,828 units in the USA first week of release. Those are pretty good numbers and don't include European sales or some online sales. The number is the officially reported sales from Soundscan USA.
That was last week Hip

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 1:23 am
by ChicagoSTYX
Froy, I didn’t know the numbers were out for the second week already. Could you please post them to backup your claim?
Thanks.

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 1:27 am
by styxfanNH
ChicagoSTYX wrote:Froy, I didn’t know the numbers were out for the second week already. Could you please post them to backup your claim?
Thanks.
You know Froy comes up with an idea or concept and it instantly fact.
Checkmate

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 1:27 am
by ChicagoSTYX
From STYXWORLD:
Any way, we're off to the races with "Big Bang Theory." We were a bit surprised by entering the Billboard Top 200 chart at #46, something we haven't done since I can recall, because honestly it's a different world out there for us than it was all those moons ago and we're more interested in the long haul. Still, we accept and we thank you for laying down that hard earned cash.
We'll recharge our batteries for a couple of days, then head out to see you all a couple of more times before jumping the pond for June. Not to worry, we have plans for a fall schedule we think you'll be very happy about.

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 3:51 am
by froy
ChicagoSTYX wrote:Froy, I didn’t know the numbers were out for the second week already. Could you please post them to backup your claim?
Thanks.
Im not talking numbers
Im talking about how I don't hear it on the radio
They released 10 songs to radio and all day yesterday I did not hear a single one.
Thats all
Im asking did anyone else hear anything on there radios

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 4:22 am
by yogi
I have NOT heard ' I Dont Need No Doctor' or Walrus since I heard them both last Saturday back to back on 93.7 in Houston.
If you didnt know different, and just happened to be radio searching you would swear that Gowan was the voice of and that Styx were from across the pond.
You cant read much into me NOT hearing anything off of Big Bang because Ive only listened to the radio for about a total of 10 minutes since Sunday.
My paragraph # 2 must REALLY give Froy and his mini me 'On A Steel Horse They Ride'( poor MR. Ed replaced by a steel horse) the major red ass.

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 4:35 am
by bugsymalone
Folks. Plain and simple. It is just too early to make any judgments.
They are out "selling" it now at every show. Give them, and it, some time.
JMO.
Bugsy

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 5:25 am
by ChicagoSTYX
quote]
Im not talking numbers
Im talking about how I don't hear it on the radio
They released 10 songs to radio and all day yesterday I did not hear a single one.
Thats all
Im asking did anyone else hear anything on there radios[/quote]
I could be wrong here but I believe they only released “I Don’t Need No Doctor” to radio as a single. All the other songs that were getting some air time were just radio station across the country deciding to play them as album cuts. I don’t listen to the radio much since I bought an iPod.

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 5:37 am
by sadie65
I could be wrong here but I believe they only released “I Don’t Need No Doctor” to radio as a single. All the other songs that were getting some air time were just radio station across the country deciding to play them as album cuts. I don’t listen to the radio much since I bought an iPod.
I doubt many of us here listen to much radio anymore. The majority of us have lamented how radio has gone. When I'm in my car I may catch a tune or two, but usually I'm surfing stations or listening to a cd. At home, the amount of time I listen to a radio...well it's miniscule at best.

Posted:
Wed May 25, 2005 9:40 am
by styxfanNH
I Don't Need No Doctor is the only single released since Walrus. (You can argue amongst yourself if you consider Walrus released from this album). All others were the choices of the radio stations.
Once again, Froy is making up his own facts.