According to my understanding of Uk Chart Regulations
(according to the BPI) The following fit the defintion
of a single; if I remember rightly from the time I
worked in record shops and also reading music week.
All other formats are not eligible to inclusion in the
'singles chart', but I don't think too many of us here
are expecting to break th top 40 in a hurry! You might
qualify for the 'Budget Albums chart'(i think is what
its called) instead! (as did rock band 3 Colours Red
with their Paralyse Ep in 1998, which at four songs,
found themselves no.1 in the budget albums chart.)
i)Three tracks or less on a 5" or 3" CD (must not
exceed 25 minutes in total)
ii)A DVD single featuring 1 Video track and no more
than 2 audio tracks
iii)Digital Download
iv)7"
v)12" not exceeding 25 minutes total
vi)Cassette
Only three of the above formats are eligible for
inclusion in the UK charts, as specified by record
company.Sorry if im wrong, but thats my understanding
of it
Graham
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