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I guess because Nickelback have a serious chance of getting Platinum so they'll wait for it, while for Daughtry, it's sure that it'll go Gold but not that clear if it's able to sell 1 mio. copies...jkkdark wrote:wow, Daughtry certified before Nickelback?![]()
Madonna's "Hard Candy" and "Celebration" are missing?? Both were certified GOLD at some point...thebigham wrote:Madonna RIAA:
Madonna 5xp
Like A Virgin 10xp
True Blue 7xp
Who's That Girl Soundtrack 1xp
You Can Dance 1xp
Like A Prayer 4xp
I'm Breathless 2xp
The Immaculate Collection 10xp
Erotica 2xp
Bedtime Stories 3xp
Something To Remember 3xp
Evita 5xp (double album)
Ray Of Light 4xp
Music 3xp
GHV2 1xp
American Life 1xp
Confessions On A Dance Floor 1xp
Total: 63xp
Mariah Carey RIAA:
Mariah Carey: 9xp
Emotions: 4xp
MTV Unplugged: 3xp
Music Box: 10xp
Merry Christmas: 5xp
Daydream: 10xp
Butterfly: 5xp
#1s: 5xp
Rainbow: 3xp
Glitter: 1xp
Greatest Hits: 1xp (double album)
Charmbracelet: 1xp
The Remixes: No cert (double album)
The Emancipation of Mimi: 6xp
Total: 63xp
Chris
it's the old and never ending dilemma that MTV Unplugged EP was certified as an EP which means 3x platinum equals 1,5 million on shipment. The album, however has sold 2,7 million on soundscan and should therefore really be certified 6x platinum.marcsgirl85 wrote:yeah and Mariah has had a platinum and 2 gold albums since then so technically she's overjumped Madonna for certified shipments by half a million madonna sits at 64.5 and Mariah's certified US shipments add up to 65 million
no! it's 63 million.marcsgirl85 wrote:yeah and Mariah has had a platinum and 2 gold albums since then so technically she's overjumped Madonna for certified shipments by half a million madonna sits at 64.5 and Mariah's certified US shipments add up to 65 million
i don't get why the RIAA gets a total of 63,5 million when her actual certifications add up to 63 million??argentino78 wrote:In the RIAA site, Madonna is at 64 million certified and Mariah at 63.5 ... very close.
The key is how you count MTV Unplugged:stevyy wrote:i don't get why the RIAA gets a total of 63,5 million when her actual certifications add up to 63 million??argentino78 wrote:In the RIAA site, Madonna is at 64 million certified and Mariah at 63.5 ... very close.
Mariah only gets 500,000 credited for the platinum certification of the Greatest Hits album because it is a double album.argentino78 wrote:The key is how you count MTV Unplugged:stevyy wrote:i don't get why the RIAA gets a total of 63,5 million when her actual certifications add up to 63 million??argentino78 wrote:In the RIAA site, Madonna is at 64 million certified and Mariah at 63.5 ... very close.
Mariah Carey: 9xp (Cumulative = 9)
Emotions: 4xp (13)
MTV Unplugged: 3xp = 1.5 million(14.5)
Music Box: 10xp (24.5)
Merry Christmas: 5xp (29.5)
Daydream: 10xp (39.5)
Butterfly: 5xp (44.5)
#1s: 5xp (49.5)
Rainbow: 3xp (52.5)
Glitter: 1xp (53.5)
Greatest Hits: 1xp (54.5) *Mistake
Charmbracelet: 1xp (55.5)
The Remixes: No cert
The Emancipation of Mimi: 6xp (61.5)
E=MC2: 1xp (62.5)
MOAIA: 0.5xp (63)
MCIIY: 0.5xp (63.5)
Don't let Rihanna lovers see that post!Timmy94 wrote:I guess because Nickelback have a serious chance of getting Platinum so they'll wait for it, while for Daughtry, it's sure that it'll go Gold but not that clear if it's able to sell 1 mio. copies...jkkdark wrote:wow, Daughtry certified before Nickelback?![]()
It's not a mistake. RIAA counts 1 platinum double album as 1 million sold....stevyy wrote:Greatest Hits: 1xp (54.5) *Mistake
Mariah only gets 500,000 credited for the platinum certification of the Greatest Hits album because it is a double album.
Double disc albums are much more expensive thus earning more money n have a harder chance than a one disc. in my opinion i dnt think its stupid i think its quite fair tbhTimmy94 wrote:I think this rule is kinda stupid because actually, Speakerboxx was sold only 5.5 mio. times and not 11x.
Afaik, the USA is the only country to certify records by the number of discs, other countries see the albums as a whole product and so certify the products sold...