Talk:Flyleaf (album)

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[edit] Sales

The album has sold 435,852 copies in the US

Nice to see wikipedia lives on the cutting edge of album sale statistics. ^_^ --Starwed 07:36, 2 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Flyleaf-Flyleaf.jpg

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[edit] Alternate Track order

Exactly why are some copies track orders like this?

  1. There For You
  2. All Around Me
  3. Breathe Today
  4. Cassie
  5. Fully Alive
  6. I'm So Sick
  7. I'm Sorry
  8. Perfect
  9. Red Sam
  10. So I Thought
  11. Sorrow

This might be a fake copy, where the tracks are shuffled, but is it? Oceanstream 12:44, 18 June 2007

Sorry I put this here, it's just that I have two copies of the CD. One of them has the official tracklisting order, and the other one has the one I posted above. Not just that, Fully Alive has a different center part. What really confused me is that the computer actually read them when I inserted them with Windows Media Player. I have a feeling some copies might be fakes that are like this. Oceanstream 21:13, 15 July 2007

I'm guessing that this was just a mistake. The Fully Alive on there was the album version (later copies, like my correct copy, had the radio version, earlier copies had the album version). I've heard that Windows Media Player can read Cds like this one. For example, when I made a copy of Evanescence's Origin and self-titled EP combined into one CD (those two cds are legal to copy, as they are rare) for a friend, her computer read the tracks on Origin. My incorrect copy of Flyleaf was probably just a mistake. 12.214.76.88 23:47, 29 September 2007 (UTC)Oceanstream