Austria: 76
Switzerland: 102

*gggg* just a joke... does anybody know numbers ?

Was Bounce not beaten by Elvis?

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Yep. Sure was.

It's quite sad I remember stuff like that from when I was 9 years old haha

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It is mate. Jovi also hold a record for having the most top 10 UK hits that never resulted in a #1.


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Another 7 copies right there! :D

I remember Both Crush and Bounce did the same thing on their second week sales. Crush from #9 to something like 28 and Bounce from #2 to 25. I think Since the new millenium the only albums that hung around the top 10 for more than a week were HAND and LH, and that probably was due to having stronger performing leading singles and having less competition around the same time. Of course the numbers naturally were stronger. If things keep going like this, an artist could get a number 1 album in the near future with maybe 10,000 copies sold....

A quick stat for the pessimists :) :
Take U2.
Their last album in UK was released 13 october 2014 and certified SILVER (60,000) in June 2016.
But the band tour the UK in 2015 making 6 sold out date at 02 Arena in London, where BJ did 12 consecutive dates in 2010. Anything to say that record sales nowdays doesn't mean nothing

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Another stat from billboard, july 2016:

"The sky is falling. The industry's worst fears have come true: nobody is buying records. U.S. albums sales have reached the lowest point since*Nielsen SoundScan*began tracking movement in 1991,*Billboard*reports. Death is surely near.

Half-way through 2016, album sales are down 16.9% from last year. This figure includes track equivalent albums (or TEA, where 10 individual digital track sales equal one album sale). Album sales so far total 100.3 million units, about half of which is made up of CD sales. Digital sales account for*43.8 million (down from*53.7 million this time last year), while the vinyl boom pushes $6.2 million units, growing 11.4% from the first half*of*2015.

Old music is outselling new music for the first time in history

As we've noted,*old music is outselling new music. New releases have sold 20.2% worse than 2015, comprising 44.1 million units of the total, while catalog albums represented*56.2 million sales.*Drake,*Adele, and*Beyoncé*are the only artists to crack a million units in sales."



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