December 17, 201312 yr Last year no. 4 sold 118k, if 1D will sell 118k, they will have 600k, and Emeli will be around 670, it will be extremely hard to catch Emeli by end of the year, unless this year no.4 will sell more than last, which isn't impossible. There are two sales weeks left until the end of the year. So if 1D sell 100k both weeks then they should manage it. I'm just hoping that them dropping to #4 means their sales don't drop to less than 100k, but at Joseph said they've been selling well the last two weeks so hopefully this won't be the case!
December 17, 201312 yr So Leona's sold 13k-18k on today's mids?! That's awesome, she should definitely see a sales increase, as she sold 14.3k in Wednesday's mids last week. Hopefully she'll do 50k+. Also great so see the album at #6! If the album holds on, it could potentially do 65-70k or higher (The same week last year the #6 did 100k, but I think this year sales will be down quite a bit)! :o
December 17, 201312 yr Author Top 5 albums are the same as last week, but #1 and #2 have swapped places, OneD on sales of 33k with 700 copies ahead of Robbie. Gary Barlow on 28.7k, Olly 24k, Beyonce is 1k behind. And Leona's album is down 3 places. There is no new albums inside the top 40.
December 17, 201312 yr Top 5 albums are the same as last week, but #1 and #2 have swapped places, OneD on sales of 33k with 700 copies ahead of Robbie. Gary Barlow on 28.7k, Olly 24k, Beyonce is 1k behind. And Leona's album is down 3 places. There is no new albums inside the top 40. So #16 not #6?
December 17, 201312 yr Maybe Beyonce could catch Robbie if a lot of parents rush out to buy her CD on Friday and Saturday. Plus her fans will probably want the actual CD too. It'd be phenomenal if Beyonce managed to bag an Xmas #1 album. Probably won't happen though. If anything it will most likely fall, since downloads have less impact towards the end of the week in Xmas season (and even when her CDs arrive in shops, she's still the type of artist who would be more heavily weighted to downloads than mums and grannys favourites like Robbie and Gary Barlow).
December 17, 201312 yr Author So #16 not #6? somebody omitted the 1 ha ha :lol: The Killers occupy that spot
December 17, 201312 yr somebody omitted the 1 ha ha :lol: The Killers occupy that spot Damn it. Oh well. :lol:
December 17, 201312 yr Author Wow, Leona is back up to #6 in the midweeks?! errr... wrong :lol: I think you missed the 1 in front of the 6 Where did you get #6 from... out of thin air.
December 17, 201312 yr Author Wait, which are the correct album midweeks?!? I think somebody got it in their head that the album was #6 and it isn't Anyhow where are the album midweeks, apart from what I posted.
December 17, 201312 yr I think somebody got it in their head that the album was #6 and it isn't. It was from this post Robbie set to land the Xmas #1 album followed by Beyonce, Gary Barlow, One Direction, Olly Murs and Leona Lewis. Double Buble at the bottom of the 10. Which is why everyone got confused. :lol:
December 17, 201312 yr Author Robbie set to land the Xmas #1 album followed by Beyonce, Gary Barlow, One Direction, Olly Murs and Leona Lewis. Double Buble at the bottom of the 10. For the record this is where the confusion lies, :wacko: member thinks that the album will peak at #6 by the end of the week.
December 17, 201312 yr Anyone know if Leona's OMS is closer in sales to Pharrell's or AC/DC's? Based on iTunes/Amazon MP3 I would say she's closer to AC/DC. So 14/15k. Edited December 17, 201312 yr by Envoirment
December 17, 201312 yr errr... wrong :lol: I think you missed the 1 in front of the 6 Where did you get #6 from... out of thin air. Read the thread, I was replying to the post two posts above me... Robbie set to land the Xmas #1 album followed by Beyonce, Gary Barlow, One Direction, Olly Murs and Leona Lewis. Double Buble at the bottom of the 10. Edited December 17, 201312 yr by joepassmore
December 17, 201312 yr There are two sales weeks left until the end of the year. So if 1D sell 100k both weeks then they should manage it. I'm just hoping that them dropping to #4 means their sales don't drop to less than 100k, but at Joseph said they've been selling well the last two weeks so hopefully this won't be the case! Christmas week, and week after christmas it's a two different stories in christmas week there will be around 2 times better sale than week after. Last year: 1 Emeli Sande 177,696 (1,320,107) 2 Olly Murs 154,928 (507,595) 3 Michael Buble 141,693 (1,743,626) 4 Bruno Mars 118,843 (255,234) 5 Neil Diamond 110,214 (296,781) 6 Rihanna 104,492 (421,502) 7 One Direction 98,949 (567,145) 8 Rod Stewart 95,939 (389,770) 9 Robbie Williams 90,883 10 P!nk 74,850 1 Emeli Sande 72,763 (1,392,869) 2 Olly Murs 62,817 (570,412) 3 Rihanna 53,287 (474,789) 4 Michael Buble 52,422 (1,796,048) 5 Bruno Mars 51,262 (306,496) 6 One Direction 48,563 (615,708) 7 Calvin Harris 41,414 8 Rita Ora 38,878 9 Neil Diamond 37,057 (333,838) 10 Robbie Williams 36,803 Edited December 17, 201312 yr by Tommy
December 17, 201312 yr Top 5 albums are the same as last week, but #1 and #2 have swapped places, OneD on sales of 33k with 700 copies ahead of Robbie. Gary Barlow on 28.7k, Olly 24k, Beyonce is 1k behind. And Leona's album is down 3 places. There is no new albums inside the top 40. 10K separating no.1 and no.5 album is incredibly close...should get interesting update on update this week. Did expect Gary and 1D to pick up because of their performances on the X Factor Final. Surprised Robbie didn't perform on Strictly or X Factor, his performance on Strictly this coming weekend will be too late to count for this weeks charts. But Olly being higher than Beyonce on just a re-packaged album? Edited December 17, 201312 yr by Bellatrix
December 17, 201312 yr For comparison, Tuesday mid sales of X-Factor winners singles: <36,600* Leon Jackson 'When You Believe' 45,000 Sam Bailey 'Skyscraper' 68,000 Little Mix 'Cannonball 77,000 Joe McElderry 'The Climb' 88,000 Leona Lewis 'A Moment Like This' 112,000 Matt Cardle 'When We Collide' 149,546 Alexandra Burke 'Hallelujah' 187,000 James Arthur 'Impossible' *no Tuesday sales were given, we do have Wednesday sales. no sales for Steve Brookstein/Shane Ward as they pre-date buzzjack.Looking at the Thursday midweeks (22/12/05) Shane Ward had sold 313,000 copies to the end of Wednesday 21 December 2005, the first day his single was on sale (as a CD). The pre-Wednesday downloads were also included in that sale even though no physical product was on sale when the downloads were first available to buy. The 313k was made up of 257k CDs and 56k downloads, most of which were sold prior to the Wednesday though prior to that day none of his download sales totals were made public and his record was excluded from the chart until the actual CD was available to buy. Nizlopi were at number two on 80k and The Pogues at three on 24k. For Steve Brookstein in 2004, his first day sale was 38k, well behind Band Aid 20 who sold 75k on the Sunday and Monday. The following day (sales to Tuesday night) Steve was up to 60k and sold 127k during the whole of the week. Band Aid 20 sold 231k to take the Christmas number 1.
December 17, 201312 yr 10K separating no.1 and no.5 album is incredibly close...should get interesting update on update this week. Did expect Gary and 1D to pick up because of their performances on the X Factor Final. Surprised Robbie didn't perform on Strictly or X Factor, his performance on Strictly this coming weekend will be too late to count for this weeks charts. But Olly being higher than Beyonce on just a re-packaged album? But it wouldn't be the case if Beyoncé had CDs. A huge percentage of an artists album sales come from physicals. I think she'll be top. 3 come Sunday.
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