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single cover
editthis is the cover of his first single: http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/7601/noworneverbc9.jpg
Fair use rationale for Image:Markmedlock.jpg
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German Single Cerification, 1x Gold (300,000)?
editThe article states at the bottom of the page (certification) that Mark Medlock's single Now or Never has been certified 1xgold (300,000 units).
In Germany at the moment, the certification for single CDs is 150,000 units, and for albums 100,000 units. Platinum certification for single CDs is 300,000 units and for albums is 200,000.
Here is an official web site for that information.
Personal life
editI just removed a couple of things from the article that don't make sense. Firstly, it said that Mark married his "former boyfriend", which suggests that they split up before they got married. It's unlikely they would marry completely out-of-the-blue, so I suspect it's actually supposed to mean that he was his boyfriend and then became his husband. Either way, the 'former' is just confusing, so I deleted it. I also changed the bit about him living in a 'living community'. This sounds very hippy-ish! I expect whoever wrote it meant it to mean 'Wohngemeinschaft', which is just a shared flat in English. I didn't find any articles to support that, though, so I opted for the more general 'lives in a flat'. Jammycaketin (talk) 17:14, 20 October 2010 (UTC)