“Här kommer alla känslorna” back on radio chart
Written by daniel_alv on April 23, 2004 to Sales & Charts.
STOCKHOLM - After being out from the official Swedish radio chart for ten weeks, Per’s summer hit “Här kommer alla känslorna” came back at #49 this week. It’s the 48th week on the list for this song which spent 13 weeks at #1 this past summer.
Also, another single release by Per, “Tycker om när du tar på mej” re-enters the Top Ten, climbing this week from #11 to #9.
Other articles with the same topic
- Marie hits #1 (August 28, 2008)
- Another "Million-Air" award for Listen to Your Heart (August 18, 2008)
- 20 year old song enters chart in Australia (August 11, 2008)
- Per enters Swedish album chart (May 25, 2008)
- Club gig (July 5, 2007)
9 comments
daniel_alv said on April 24, 2004 15:27:
CDON also have had small adds in Metro many times lately with a pictur of mazarin that sais it only costs 99 SEK....
Lucy_GT said on April 25, 2004 13:13:
Way to go Per!
I also think it has something to do with the popularity of GT.
Keep it up Per. We’re right behind you!
animalkingdom said on April 25, 2004 13:18:
I wonder why På Promenad Genom Stan did so poorly compared to these two...The latest single is still on the sales charts, too, I think.
misdreavus said on April 26, 2004 20:32:
Because PPGS is more boring than the other two. He just sings a few sha-la-la, på promenad genom stan..., you know. :P
roxtexanet said on April 27, 2004 06:31:
“PPGS” is my favourite song from “Mazarin” as well and I really thought it would do better as a single than “Tycker Om...” which to me is just sort of a typical ballad, nothing too special. “PPGS” on the other hand creates this amazing mood... maybe the lyrics are nothing special, but as someone who knows only a handful of Swedish anyway, that’s not important to me at all. And I guess in the end it’s helpful to remember that “PPGS” got to #2 on the radio chart and stayed on the chart forever... so not exactly a huge flop (-:
Baby-C said on April 23, 2004 23:38:
YAY First comment!
This, I think, is also an effect of the GT hysteria. GT and Gessle are very very very popular right now, and people who have not yet bought the Mazarin stuff might do so now when they are reminded of Gessles talent. *smile* Or something like that....
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