Talk:D-Side

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D-Side only entered the German charts ONCE. The stats about the charts are totally UNTRUE, as they did not even RELEASE another record after "Speechless" here.

According to this data they have had 4 number 1 singles in the UK Chart, which isn't even close to true. I won't edit it myself though. I'd rather leave it up there just for a laugh!

"Gravity" and "Unbroken" have only been released in Japan!

Chart positions

This article contradicts itself wildly. I don't know enough about them to do it, but I have an issue with the Chart positions among other things. Did they really have 4 No.1 singles in Japan - and 3 No.1 albums? If this is true then there needs to be proof - ie. a citation for it. --Tuzapicabit (talk) 02:10, 16 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

D'Side corrections will appear shortly

This article will be changed very shortly with the correct chart positions and time lines - D'Side never had a No 1 single in the UK. Their original manager Kim Glover will be providing the correct information up until she parted company with them at the end of 2004. (Samantha forrest (talk) 08:10, 8 April 2009 (UTC))[reply]