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Originally Posted by Supersonic
Aloha !
This simply means that with all the promo they do they don't gather any new fans that buy the album and just have a standard selection of people that buy the new album. Lost Highway also made it to number 2, and that one had zero promotion in the UK, so their promo tour in the UK was pretty much useless.
Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan
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Not necessarily. You always have to consider the circumstances / the competition and how many albums were actually sold. You might make it to no.2 with a quite low sales number (which I assume was the case for LH) simply because that week the other artists didn't sell much either. Or, you can sell a lot and only make it to no. 2 because someone like Cheryl Cole seems to be quite hip these days and no matter how much you promote an album, shit like that just appeals to a larger audience.