Chart Failure

Adam’s last six singles failed to chart, where are his fans?

I'm not a Glambert at all but in his defence, very few artists have hit singles these days. Singles are purely promotion for albums which can be played on radio, social media or possibly even TV.

Velvet Side A failed as well, except for 72 in Australia

Velvet Side A is #16 on the final Hits Daily Double:

http://m.hitsdailydouble.com/building_album_chart

Well, we've seen this before, haven't we? Queen singers don't seem to have much success on their own. Probably not enough focus on own career would be to blame in case of Adam, with the huge Queen cloud hanging over him. People (and music execs) find it difficult to disassociate. Poor songwriting doesn't help. I won't be surprised if he plays his last gig with Queen at the same age that Freddie did, only to find out he has even less to offer solo, as his solo efforts will fall so short by then. Sorry for the cold analysis.

Well, Queen members had more success than Adam. I wonder what Adam will do when the Queen touring stops. Hopefully he invested his money in something to keep the money flowing.

Killer Queef: female aromatic pads.

That was just the first entrepreneurial effort.
He's also launching his own line of underwear

"Killer Queef: female aromatic pads"

Ha ha ha ha ha

[QUOTE] [b]matt z wrote:[/b]

Killer Queef: female aromatic pads.

That was just the first entrepreneurial effort.
He's also launching his own line of underwear[/QUOTE]

But did AL wear the underwear beforehand? ;-)

The obsession continues.

Technically the album is an EP because he's split it into two parts which means it can't chart in the UK - EPs don't go into the singles or albums chart at all. There even isn't a seperate EP chart.

Do charts even mean anything these days anyway?

Streaming has taken over.

Streaming is also included in the numbers now too.

Streaming rhymes with Dreaming.