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brett

11-17-2016 06:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steel_horse75 (Post 1214977)

Original Album Sales – Comments

1984 Bon Jovi – 3,600,000
1985 7800° Fahrenheit – 3,600,000
1986 Slippery When Wet – 23,600,000
1988 New Jersey – 13,900,000
1990 Blaze of Glory – 4,900,000
1992 Keep the Faith – 8,600,000
1995 These Days – 7,600,000
1997 Destination Anywhere – 2,900,000
2000 Crush – 8,100,000
2002 Bounce – 2,900,000
2005 Have a Nice Day – 3,600,000
2007 Lost Highway – 3,100,000
2009 The Circle – 1,750,000
2013 What About Now – 900,000
2016 This House Is Not for Sale – 400,000 (projected)

List dont include GH, Boxsets or live albums.

This numbers are very accurate, don't include only some sud american markets

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semigoodlookin

11-17-2016 07:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steel_horse75 (Post 1214962)

http://chartmasters.org/2016/11/cspc...rity-analysis/

Aerosmith
The Beach Boys
Dire Straits
Santana

I think Aerosmith at least go above Bon Jovi. I remember reading some years ago that they were on 150 million. Surely has gone up since then. I don't think the other bands would pass Bon Jovi, however.

Also, 15th all-time best-selling artist is clearly wrong. 15th best-selling band maybe.

Rdkopper

11-17-2016 09:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steel_horse75 (Post 1214977)

Although Cross Roads is a compilation album, it also sold 20 plus million copies WW and deserves to be included in that figure...

steel_horse75

11-17-2016 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rdkopper (Post 1214991)

Although Cross Roads is a compilation album, it also sold 20 plus million copies WW and deserves to be included in that figure...

It's does over all but not in this list as it's not a "new" album

B.J. Always

11-18-2016 01:54 AM

I think some of that list really shows the change in the music industry. If it were back in the day, I think THINFS would definitely have better sales than what is projected.

Bounce7800

11-18-2016 07:55 PM

Well thankfully it didn't get any worse from the midweeks and ended up at No.25 for UK week 2.

Cliff Richard smashed out a new banger straight in at No.4 though

symbeline

11-18-2016 08:16 PM

Unfortunately they are in free fall mode now everywhere

It's well deserved tho and I don't see it changing. Maybe if they take a looooong couple years touring all over the world, with lots of breaks between legs, delivering what the fans expect and know they are capable of, without the added pressure of doing a 100 shows tour in a year to get the #1 touring spot, MAYBE future releases will still be top10 in the markets were they used to have mostly #1 and they will be remembered as a strong live act until they called it quits.

This is what I want and what they deserve, a recognition for their hard work. I know Jon gets blinded by all those Billboard #1's but that won't fill the stadiums anymore. I hope he learned the lesson the last time and doesn't underestimate the fans again :(

ticos_stick

11-18-2016 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bounce7800 (Post 1215096)

Cliff Richard smashed out a new banger straight in at No.4 though

Not only does Cliff move faster than Jon nowadays but he's always beating him in the charts and all at the grand old age of 112.

rolo_tomachi

11-18-2016 09:45 PM

Billboard 200 of this week? we know something?

brett

11-18-2016 10:24 PM

N.1 album worldwide.
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...731d1412bb.jpg

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