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WHITESNAKE: More 'Good To Be Bad' Chart Positions Revealed

May 8, 2008

WHITESNAKE's new album, "Good To Be Bad", has registered the following first-week chart positions so far:

Norway: #5
Finland: #5
Germany: #6
Greece: #6
UK: #7
Hungary: #8
Sweden: #10
Austria: #11
Switzerland: #15
Denmark: #18
Canada: #23
Czech Republic: #27
Holland: #33
Poland: #48
Italy: #57
USA: #62
France: #69
Belgium: #70

"Lay Down Your Love", the new video from WHITESNAKE, can be viewed below.

"Good To Be Bad" was released through SPV/Steamhammer in Germany on April 18, the rest of Europe on April 21 and it came out in North America on April 22. In addition to the regular jewel-case version, a limited-edition two-disc set contains an extra CD in a cardboard sleeve, as well as a poster, photocard and sticker.

WHITESNAKE mainman David Coverdale was recently interviewed on "Live at Five with Ken Dashow" on New York's Q104.3 FM. Coverdale spoke about a number of topics, including the band's new album, "Good To Be Bad", and the LED ZEPPELIN reunion.

Listen to the interview in streaming audio at this location.

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