I can't see that Seth being in the album charts can do us or the musics we variously like any harm at all. The worst thing that could happen is that it'll do no actual good, but I sort of think that's unlikely, actually.

Now if Eliza's and Jim Moray's new ones could follow it in there as well, sharpish, that would be a might fine thing. A revolution even. Mind you, Mudcat would probably self destruct with righteous indignation at that point.

Give them (and us) all a break! Have you looked at what else is in the top 10, for heaven's sake?