Talk:The Love Album (Westlife album)

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Sales in UK[edit]

Im not having it that Westlife's album which has only been out a few weeks has already nearly sold 1 million copies in the UK. The biggest selling album of 2006 was Snow Patrol' Eyes Open and that has sold just over 1.1 million and has been out for ages. If the figures for the Westlife album were true it would mean the album is possibly the biggest selling album in UK chart history, which I doubt as they are not that popular.

That's Life[edit]

How can that song not be on the album? Heard the version where their dads were singing that (originally by Frank Sinatra), and I so enjoyed it.202.180.98.76 10:13, 8 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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