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So ahead of DSOTM (well, in the Soundscan era at least...that album must have sold around 20 million in the US overallthebigham wrote:Adele is now at 9,265,000.
She'll be #1 next week which will bring her total to ~9,345,000.
The Score had sold 5,920,000 by October 10, 2008, so using Paul's info above the album must have added enough sales to be in the top 100, as it cannot be lower than #103 & #'s 101 & 102 are taken. It was #89 on the list Hanboo posted as of the end of 2006 on sales of 5,816,000.11. Norah Jones, Come Away With Me 10,807,000
18. Eminem, The Eminem Show, 10,049,000
19. Usher, Confessions, 9,968,000
39. Adele, 21, 8,090,000
41. 50 Cent, Get Rich Or Die Tryin', 8,086,000
51. Evanescence, Fallen, 7,619,000 #51.
53. Nickelback, All The Right Reasons, 7,582,000 #53.
62. Carrie Underwood, Some Hearts, 7,177,000 #62.
71. Avril Lavigne, Let Go, 6,782,000 #71.
76. Taylor Swift, Fearless, 6,514,000 #76.
78. Nelly, Nellyville, 6,488,000 #78.
85. Kelly Clarkson, Breakaway, 6,219,000 #85.
93. Green Day, American Idiot, 6,056,000 #93.
94. Dixie Chicks, Home, 6,041,000 #94.
101. Mariah Carey, The Emancipation Of Mimi, 5,964,000
102. Josh Groban, Closer, 5,960,000
103. Linkin Park, Meteora, 5,913,000
110. OutKast, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, 5,702,000
127. Josh Groban, Noel, 5,446,000
129. Shania Twain, Up!, 5,409,000
136. 50 Cent, The Massacre, 5,286,000
137. Eminem, Encore, 5,282,000
140. Rascal Flatts, Feels Like Today, 5,230,000
143. Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, 5,175,000
144. Guns N' Roses, Greatest Hits, 5,161,000
2,068 (-4%) 2,150
3,631 (+95%) 1,866
1,879 (-14%) 2,193
1,784 (-11%) 1,996
1,661 (-5%) 1,745
3,308 (-44%) 5,925
57,840 (+4%) 55,823
5,072 (+22%) 4,159
2,142 (+4%) 2,068
1,493 (-59%) 3,631
1,534 (+101%) 762
2,218 (+18%) 1,879
1,674 (-6%) 1,784
1,555 (-6%) 1,661
2,818 (-15%) 3,308
75,048 (+30%) 57,840
685 (-10%) 760
Dangerous sales are splittied between different versions of the CD. That's why it's not on the list.Ebunbury wrote:I miss Michael JAckson's Dangerous in this list.
When he passed away, it had sold nearly 6 million, and I am sure it has now sold around 6.2 million, but I can't find it on this list.
2,269 (+6%) 2,142
1,966 (+32%) 1,493
2,169 (-2%) 2,218
1,464 (-13%) 1,674
1,760 (+13%) 1,555
3,238 (+15%) 2,818
4,896 (+20%) 4,088
2,268 (-0%) 2,269
2,192 (+11%) 1,966
2,143 (-1%) 2,169
1,318 (-10%) 1,464
1,637 (-7%) 1,760
3,180 (-2%) 3,238
10,326 (-17%) 12,492
Usher's 2004 album Confessions tops the 10 million mark in U.S. sales this week. It's only the 19th album to reach that milestone since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking sales for Billboard in 1991. Confessions is the best-selling R&B album in this period (excluding hip hop). Here's the rest of the top five among R&B albums: Boyz II Men's II (8,586,000), TLC's CrazySexyCool (7,342,000), Janet Jackson's janet. (7,035,000) and Boyz II Men's Cooleyhighharmony (6,971,000).
So Mariah's "Music box" and "Daydream" are considered pop instead of R&Blostprophet wrote:From Chart Watch:Usher's 2004 album Confessions tops the 10 million mark in U.S. sales this week. It's only the 19th album to reach that milestone since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking sales for Billboard in 1991. Confessions is the best-selling R&B album in this period (excluding hip hop). Here's the rest of the top five among R&B albums: Boyz II Men's II (8,586,000), TLC's CrazySexyCool (7,342,000), Janet Jackson's janet. (7,035,000) and Boyz II Men's Cooleyhighharmony (6,971,000).