Talk:Classix Nouveaux

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[edit] Singles

I have re-arranged the undated singles in the singles list to the order they appeared in the UK chart, with the chart dates, however there were some that don't appear in the GBBHS, so rather than leave them in the list I have moved them here for now:

  • "Nasty Little Green Men"
  • "Robot's Dance"
  • "Never Never Comes"
  • "Forever And A Day"

The original list was:

  • "Nasty Little Green Men"
  • "Tokyo" #67 UK
  • "Robot's Dance"
  • "Inside Outside" #45 UK
  • "Never Again" #44 UK
  • "Is It A Dream" #11 UK
  • "Because You're Young" #43 UK
  • "Never Never Comes"
  • "Forever And A Day"
  • "The End ...Or The Beginning?" #60 UK

Ian Dunster 13:57, 8 November 2006 (UTC)

  • I went a head and put up the releases chart(s) and listed all appropriate releases per San Solo's offical website. I'll add some of the information (i.e. charting) that you listed too! Missvain 18:02, 18 February 2007 (UTC)
That's fine - as there were no dates on them I didn't know if they were in the correct order or not. Article's looking a lot better now. Ian Dunster 15:04, 30 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Jimi Sumen

Jimi Sumen was never popular in Finland, though well-known guy in rock business, mostly before CN. His brother, Ming Sumen, is in Leningrad Cowboys.