happy outsells depressing

11/03/06
. (punkbands) I don't know what the f**k is going on with the Billboard website, but the charts they have up are all from last week. There IS an article saying My Chemical Romance did NOT debut at the top of the albums chart this week. The boys in black didn't sell as many records as.... wait for it... Hanna Montana, the Disney Channel's latest tween-queen. I guess happy outsells depressing. Or maybe 10 year old kids and their parents don't download illegally as depressed goth teens.[see full story for more.. to be fair the PR from the MCR came said they had the highest "Rock" release of the week] - Click here for the Full Story

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