November 26, 201212 yr Maybe Michael Buble? Not really sure about Michael Buble, I think most of his fans bought his album last year, would people actually buy a second copy of it, its already sold buckets.
November 26, 201212 yr Not really sure about Michael Buble, I think most of his fans bought his album last year, would people actually buy a second copy of it, its already sold buckets. Yeah maybe. I think a week over 100k could be doable though if he's got more promotion coming up.
November 26, 201212 yr Bruno looks like the only new release capable of it now, although I'm yet to be convinced given that "Locked Out Of Heaven" wasn't off to the best of starts before the X Factor.
November 27, 201212 yr Whoevers in the XF final could do it and Buble/ Rod Stewart have xmas specials on the sunday night of xmas week i think?!
November 29, 201311 yr When you edit One Direction in, could you also please edit "Those with an Asterix" to "Those with an asterisk" please?
December 1, 201311 yr Author One Direction in the list with the 88th biggest one week sale ever! and the first album in almost 2 years to turn the trick....
December 2, 201410 yr Didn't any of the NOWs between 1 & 13 or any of The HITS between 1 & 9 pass 200,000 sales in their one week sales when compilations charted in the album chart?
December 2, 201410 yr Just looking at that list again, what an absolute mammoth of a sales week 30/12/2000 was: 8 30/12/2000 1 The Beatles 422,042 39 30/12/2000 Coast To Coast Westlife 305,247 * 42 30/12/2000 Sing When You're Winning Robbie Williams 295,802 * 75 30/12/2000 Music Madonna 245,911 * Astounding sales for the No. 4 album that week :o
December 3, 201410 yr Yeh I remember it, it was a phenomenal week imagine selling 295k and not being No1 or No2 :wacko: The peak of album sales surely?!
December 3, 201410 yr Author Didn't any of the NOWs between 1 & 13 or any of The HITS between 1 & 9 pass 200,000 sales in their one week sales when compilations charted in the album chart? Perhaps so but the list only covers artist albums :D
December 3, 201410 yr Just looking at that list again, what an absolute mammoth of a sales week 30/12/2000 was: 8 30/12/2000 1 The Beatles 422,042 39 30/12/2000 Coast To Coast Westlife 305,247 * 42 30/12/2000 Sing When You're Winning Robbie Williams 295,802 * 75 30/12/2000 Music Madonna 245,911 * Astounding sales for the No. 4 album that week :oThe number 5 album that week - The Greatest Hits by Texas also cleared 200,000 sales, selling 230,000 copies.
November 21, 20159 yr Author Seems appropriate to resurrect this. Adele's first day sale puts her in the top 40 already.
November 21, 20159 yr Adele has 2nd place at the very least on lock then. Not sure what her chances of #1 are, we'll see what her second (well, second and third unless we happen to get another update tomorrow) day sales are like.
November 21, 20159 yr Perhaps so but the list only covers artist albums :D I'm only asking about those ones because they are the compilations which charted in the album chart before the compilation chart came along
November 21, 20159 yr Author I'm only asking about those ones because they are the compilations which charted in the album chart before the compilation chart came along Ah I see. I'm not aware of any I'm afraid :(
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