Posted December 7, 201410 yr HITS DAILY DOUBLE: WEEKEND CHART PREVIEW HDD (November 26th, 2014)Taylor Swift (Big Machine) 235-245k (185-195k sales)Pentatonix (RCA) 200-210k (185-195k sales)AC/DC (Columbia) 140-150k (135-145k sales) (NEW)Idina Menzel (Warner Bros.) 75-80k (70-75k sales)Michael Buble (Reprise) 65-70k (60-65k sales)Garth Brooks (Pearl/RCA Nashville) 55-60k (55-60k sales)One Direction (SYCO/Columbia) 65-70k (50-55k sales)Sam Smith (Capitol) 60-65k (40-45k sales)Mary J. Blige (Capitol) 40-45k (40-45k sales) (NEW)Pink Floyd (Parlophone) 45-50k (40-45k sales)Michael W. Smith (Sparrow) 30-35k (30-35k sales)Barbra Streisand (Columbia) 30-35k (30-35k sales)Tony Bennett & Lady GaGa (Columbia/Interscope) 30-35k (30-35k sales)Frozen (Walt Disney) 30-35k (28-32k sales)SHADYXV (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 30-35k (27-30k sales)http://www.hitsdailydouble.com/news/rumormill.cgi
December 7, 201410 yr Author Taylor Swift's '1989' Aiming for Fifth Week at No. 1 on Billboard 200 Billboard (December 5th, 2014): "Taylor Swift's 1989 album is heading for a fifth non-consecutive week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. Industry forecasters suggest the diva's latest effort will sell perhaps 225,000 copies in the week ending Dec. 7. The next closest album, in terms of pure album sales, looks to be Pentatonix's seasonal effort That's Christmas to Me, with around 175,000. After Swift and Pentatonix, look for veteran rockers AC/DC to roll in to the top 10 with the chart's highest debut. Their new album, Rock or Bust, is on track to sell 135,000 copies." http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/...ifth-week-chart
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