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Chart Points
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Genre Singles - If any of your musicians appear in the
top
3
'Rock', 'Dance' or 'Indie'
singles charts, as per the BBC charts, they score 10 points regardless of
their position.
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Albums
and Singles - If your artist appears in
the top 40 album or main singles chart
they score 15 points for a No.1-5 placing, 10 points for 6-10, 5
points for 11-20, and 3 points for 21-40.
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If one of your band members has a single
that appears in more than one of the charts, they only score once (their
best score).
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The small print
- You will not score album points for any 'live', 'best of',
're-issues' or 'compilation' releases of old material. New albums
containing a mix of B-sides, live tracks, rarities etc, where a decent amount of
the content is new will score points though. Original single releases to promote a
'best of' release or compilation will also score points. Also, if ones of your artists
guests with another group on a single, they will score points.
Breakthrough
Artist
Returning in
2010
Other Points
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Live bonuses -
If you see any of your band members in concert, you score
100 points. If anyone else sees a band member of
yours, or you see someone else's band member you score 50 points (max 100 points per gig - in case
we're all
there!). Festival points are halved so no one gets a huge amount of
points from just a weekend away.
A gig review on the forum is required as proof, and we will trust
everyone to be honest!
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Glastonbury Festival
If you are on the official line-up when
they are
first revealed you score points for an appearance:
Main stage 40 points, other
stage 30 points, elsewhere 20 points
This only applies to the first official
line-up released prior to the festival weekend, so you will score points then, not during the festival.
Should your band member have to withdraw you will still score points, and
if you are a late (or secret) addition, you will score so long as their
manager provides evidence that they performed.
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NME
Reviews
Albums and single reviews get marks out
of 10 in the NME. Your artists will score 10 times their review score (NME.com
reviews dated after Feb 14th only).
Perform (as a guest) on the show during the
competition and you
earn 50 points.
If you pick an X-Factor "star", they
start on -1,000 points!
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