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Topic History of: download question ....
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Mart I don`t know one single small indie that has put a release up with different ISRC codes.
(Mart lied vigarously!)
Rods If it does count as two then that's an unintentional bonus.

Thanks for the answers.

Rods
The Cat In the "old" days (1980s) Black Box got to number one by DJs and clubs buying several different mixes of the same song on different discs. Each purchase counted as a seperate sale towards the charts. So .. nothing new there. The downloads probably count as the same song sold twice, but with a kind of 'special offer'.
DJKZ They count as 2 downloads. So that reports as 2 sales for the artist. It's a well used ploy to bump up download sales figures.
Mart I think you will find the key is in the ISRC codes. They will probably show up twice in the midweeks as McFly did, and be combined by the final compilation of the chart.
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