Live's The Turn on the Charts Options

[SJN1279]

Live's new album "The Turn" debuted at #133 on the Billboard 200 album chart in the US.

For comparison how other Live albums did on the chart:

V-22
BOP- 28
SFBM-52
Alive and The Gracious Few- 160's

The latest albums from other 90's bands:

Bush-33
Better Than Ezra-42
Counting Crows-6
Everclear-119

This post has been edited by SJN1279: Nov 6 2014, 7:44 am

[PurdueSteve]

Here's an image of some unsuccessful touring that occurred last night

[SJN1279]

Here's an image of some unsuccessful touring that occurred last night

Live's first appearance in England in over 5 years, and it wasn't a sell out. Just like NYC and LA. Big markets, and no sell outs.

Oh and the cheesy singing in the audience routine has to go.

This post has been edited by SJN1279: Nov 6 2014, 2:28 pm

[SinfulEyes]

Live's first appearance in England in over 5 years, and it wasn't a sell out. Just like NYC and LA. Big markets, and no sell outs.

It'll take some time for all of the fans that Ed alienated to come back. However, it looks like the fans that did make it had a good time.

[SJN1279]

Live works best with the four original members. I don't think any 90's band still has all members in tact. Live still has that ability if they choose to use it.

[Bremang]

Live works best with the four original members. I don't think any 90's band still has all members in tact. Live still has that ability if they choose to use it.

I'm guessing Ed's act plus new Live amount to more than Live with Ed in terms of touring success and fan appreciation.

This post has been edited by Bremang: Nov 6 2014, 3:45 pm