Gorillaz lose out to Boyzone on albums chart

10:02 | Monday March 15, 2010

By Alan Jones

Looking set to simultaneously top the singles and albums charts with different acts for the first time this century, the Parlophone label completes 50% of the feat, with Tinie Tempah’s Pass Out remaining top of the singles chart but Gorillaz’ Plastic Beach frittered away a midweek sales flash lead and washed up in second place, leaving Boyzone to go ape with their fifth number one.

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