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Problem is you don't just approach someone you've spoken to like twice to ask if they're going through something so he was at a loss.Īnyway, John had a free period so he headed down to the auditorium following a brief stop at his locker to get his guitar. Not to be like a stalker or anything but he wanted to kinda know if he was ok. Sure, it wasn't necessarily a quick fix but it helped. He always turned to music when he couldn't get something off his mind. John sat at home fiddling with his guitar and writing the first few verses to a song about a mystery boy (obviously influenced by his curiosity about Paul's story). Granted, he didn't know Paul personally but he had seen him around the last few years and something had definitely changed about him as of late. 'Had Paul always been so nervous and quiet?' He thought to himself on the way home. The boys went their separate ways heading to their own classes but John couldn't get Paul out of his mind for the rest of the afternoon and evening. 'No worries man, my fault.' John said while handing him his books and looking at Paul for a moment, trying to read him. They collided and Paul fumbled to pick up his books trying to spit out an apology but just sounding muffled and anxious. People made fun of him a lot and John didn't really engage with them because something about Paul made him feel like he didn't need more problems. Something about Paul always confused him he got a vibe from him like something was wrong but he couldn't figure out what. He knew he recognized the kid, it was Paul McCartney. He bumped into a boy slowly crossing the corner. John Lennon rushed down the hallway on his way to class at Quarry Bank High School. When John loses his mother a year later Paul helps him through it.Īuthor's note: I'm so excited this is my first fanfiction! Overarching note for all of my works.I don't own the Beatles haha Summary: Cool and confident 16 year old John Lennon meets a shy and broken Paul McCartney, 15, still reeling from his mother's death. Type in the artist you are looking for: Please enter an artist name and / or a country.I Was There For You in Your Darkest Times The database contains 52,100 receipts so far. Yugoslavia: certifications (albums, 70s/80s)Įxpect more receipts to be added shortly.USSR: shipment codes (LP formats, 1973-91).South Korea: shipments (physicals int.Russia: shipment codes (LP formats, 1992-95).Japan: scanned units, best selling physical foreign singles.Germany & Netherlands: shipments (Bertelsmann Club, 1967-69).Denmark: various certifications and reports.Additional filters will be developed too.

While we will continue adding data to it, we offer you this first set of figures coming from USSR / Russia, Portugal, Yugoslavia, Poland, and Australia.įor now, you can search for an artist. When I created this article, I wondered why not putting together all these information I own into an all-in-one database, with a handy interface?Īs these files are in languages as diverse as Japanese, Portuguese or Swede, with different formatting, uppercases or lowercases, etc, this task requires an uniformization and translation process that takes time. This gold rush in quest of new data continues to this day, as we shown when we collected receipts covering more than 100 million of sales in the USRR. They involve no estimation, it’s pure, factual information. I still use in a daily basis hundreds of these files to build CSPC articles.

I’ve been one of them for over 15 years.ĭuring this timeframe, I’ve been lucky enough to be in touch with various industry insiders, collecting a lof of information from most markets. Thus, a few charts followers go deep into digging old magazines, books, archived links, etc. The most we move away from traditional western markets, the hardest it gets to identify data yet. Many are widely available, like US and UK certifications thanks to RIAA and BPI databases. They portray the history of the music industry, being are a fundamental piece to build all-time lists of top selling artists. When you get involved into a stan war on social media, it’s always better to have them backing you.Ĭharts geeks also love receipts. The pop culture is more and more obsessed with receipts.