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re: Erasure EP's

I think these two songs can stay, as they charted independently in some areas. "Stop!" charted separately in the U.S. on the singles chart, while Crackers was on the album chart. "Take a Chance" charted on U.S. Airplay charts separately also. - eo (talk) 11:46, 16 April 2008 (UTC)Reply

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Goo Goo Dolls discography

I've reverted your change (the uk chart position to 3) the discography should be based on a per-release basis see the following: Wikipedia:DISCOGSTYLE#Per-release, Iris had 4 releases in the UK - the original in 98 only reached number 50 it was released on Reprise records. In 1999 a second version entered, released by Hollywood Records it got to number 26, In 2006 a third version on Warner Records charted - The discography currently only lists this under the other A side "Stay with you" it reached 39, Finally the version you refer to (possibly a single side re-entry of the 2006 version but the OCC lists them as different releases) got to number 3.Different band discography's approach the problem in different ways Queen for instance lists both entries for Bohemian Rhapsody separately yet ignores the 1992 re-entry. Journey, combines the 1981 and 2006 chart positions but explicitly states this to avoid confusion. The Righteous Brothers discography lists all releases and positions of "Unchained Melody" - I'm open to discussion on the best way forward for the Goo Goo dolls but it should take place on the article talk page. Stuart.Jamieson (talk) 17:12, 17 June 2013 (UTC)Reply

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  Please refrain from reverting without trying to discuss the issue, or at least leaving a brief explanation in the edit summary. There is no reason to include UK's No.67 and No.61 separately for "Only with You" regardless of the fact that it originally peaked at No.67 and then a year later peaked at No.61. We are to include the highest peak only. We should only have two separate peaks if each release belongs to a separate version (remix). Such, however, isn't the case as both peaks belong to the same version(Link redirected to OCC website).--Harout72 (talk) 19:17, 5 August 2013 (UTC)Reply


Hi Harout72. From my sources etc. (Guinness/Virgin hit single books taking info from the official charts) the two entries were actual seperate releases (i.e. a re-issue) rather than a re-entry as a previous poster mentioned. Fair enough they maybe the same recording but have had this argument before over just including one chart position. See the Goo Goo Dolls discography entry above ours regarding Iris; the problem being is it peaked at a high of no. 3 many years after it's 1st release but in the end I think we agreed to include all re-issues.

Thanks for discussing the issue, yes I understand that they have re-released it and I see that the cover picture(Link redirected to OCC website) is different also, but there really is no need to include more than one peak, unless of course we are dealing with different versions.--Harout72 (talk) 19:44, 5 August 2013 (UTC)Reply
OK if this is the best way to make up the discography then perhaps I should not argue but was just afraid of confusion over peak/release year etc. as per my mention of Iris by The Goo Goo Dolls where the song made it's peak a few years after it's initial release. Cheers. Jon.

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