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According to the official global music industry report.

https://techcrunch.com/2019/04/02/streaming...ldwide-in-2018/

 

Digital download market started to appear in 2004 with very tiny market share, streaming started to show up in early 2010s with very small share as well, it was growing 2013-2014, Billboard started to count streaming as sales in Dec. 2014, right now it's taking over the market. So Wannabe's 2.91 million number in the US was before Dec. 2014 right? Then I would say it was pure sales. Streaming is generating huge revenue but artists only get a tiny cut, most of the money goes to streaming services themselves but it helps new artists to build the fan base globally, grows their sale numbers if they have crazy stans to stream their music day in day out, keeps active veteran artists alive and relevant, artists can cash in later with touring (which is also growing constantly and generating massive revenue) or sponsorship deals or whatever. Only Adele can still sell her albums in this streaming era. With this rate if they're lazy like this and so scared of failure, they'll be surpassed in terms of sale numbers soon. The movie is a brilliant idea but they need to do more. The world tour would also hype up the fans around the world, Netflix was also a smart move to keep their faces in circles of streaming world as the 90s legendary icons, they have to release more new music as well, but it's the Spice Girls so we won't get any of those things.

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  • StephenN18
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    Last sales update from 2 years ago for Wannabe in the US were 6.8million. Maybe about 7.5 million now! That's both physical and downloads/streaming sales.

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    According to 100 best selling albums of the 90s book in the USA, Spice is the 38th best selling album with 10,150,000 sales in the USA.

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I came across this article and it mentions that Melanie C - ft Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes collaboration 'NBTSA' reached the #1 spot in 35 countries. Is this true ?? :???:

 

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Not sure this has been posted yet.

 

Their weekly album sales in the US (Top 10 only)

 

February 22, 1997

06 82,000 SPICE Spice Girls

 

March 1, 1997

06 104,000 SPICE Spice Girls

March 8, 1997

05 105,000 SPICE Spice Girls

March 15, 1997

07 98,000 SPICE Spice Girls

March 22, 1997

06 na SPICE Spice Girls

March 29, 1997

04 114,000 SPICE Spice Girls

 

April 5, 1997

05 104,000 SPICE Spice Girls

April 12, 1997

03 174,000 SPICE Spice Girls

April 19, 1997

02 147,000 SPICE Spice Girls

April 26, 1997

02 139,000 SPICE Spice Girls

 

May 3, 1997

02 143,000 SPICE Spice Girls

May 10, 1997

03 145,000 SPICE Spice Girls

May 17, 1997

03 149,000 SPICE Spice Girls

May 24, 1997

01 138,000 SPICE Spice Girls

May 31, 1997

01 134,000 SPICE Spice Girls

 

June 7, 1997

01 136,000 SPICE Spice Girls

June 14, 1997

01 137,000 SPICE Spice Girls

June 21, 1997

03 140,000 SPICE Spice Girls

June 28, 1997

04 139,000 SPICE Spice Girls

 

July 5, 1997

02 122,000 SPICE Spice Girls

July 12, 1997

01 123,000 SPICE Spice Girls

July 19, 1997

03 148,000 SPICE Spice Girls

July 26, 1997

02 131,000 SPICE Spice Girls

 

August 2, 1997

04 125,000 SPICE Spice Girls

August 9, 1997

03 140,000 SPICE Spice Girls

August 16, 1997

04 133,000 SPICE Spice Girls

August 23, 1997

05 125,000 SPICE Spice Girls

August 30, 1997

04 119,000 SPICE Spice Girls

 

September 6. 1997

03 115,000 SPICE Spice Girls

September 13. 1997

05 103,000 SPICE Spice Girls

September 20. 1997

06 88,000 SPICE Spice Girls

September 27. 1997

07 84,000 SPICE Spice Girls

 

November 22, 1997

08 83,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

November 29, 1997

08 101,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

December 13, 1997

09 145,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

 

December 20, 1997

06 183,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

December 27, 1997

06 223,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

 

January 3, 1998

07 284,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

January 10, 1998

09 274,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

January 31, 1998

06 78,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

 

February 7, 1998

03 109,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

February 14, 1998

03 114,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

10 58,000 SPICE Spice Girls

February 21, 1998

04 108,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

February 28, 1998

05 120,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

 

March 7, 1998

08 95,000 SPICEWORLD Spice Girls

 

1997

1. Spice Girls — Spice: 5,300,000

45. Spice Girls — Spiceworld: 1,400,000

 

1998

20. Spice Girls — Spice World: 2,400,000

39. Spice Girls — Spice: 1,600,000

 

 

Spice went on to be 1997's best selling album.

1998 was a tough year for them, they were facing the gigantic Titanic/Celine Dion, yet at one point still managed to have 2 albums in the top ten.

Thanks for posting :wub: Impressively consistent sales!

 

Interesting to learn that Spiceworld achieved some higher weekly sales than Spice, although it figures with it being out at Christmas time. Wow at Spiceworld passing 1 million sales before it managed to climb into the Top 5.

Technically is not possible.

 

 

How is it technically not possible? :lol: I mean it's not true, but "technically not possible" isn't quite the statement is it :lol:

Wow thank you so much JaneJ !! it would be possible to have weekly sales in the top 10 also in the UK
The UK sales, I'm still waiting for Jay's promise. :P :cheer:
I’ve sadly given up hope with that; the member who said that they’d send the info to me didn’t end up doing so, unfortunately!
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I came across an archive website for the Japanese album charts from 2007 (As you do) and it seems that the

Spice Girls GH album go to #6 on the Japanese western album chart and #18 on the main chart :cheer:

 

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Do we think the RIAA or ARIA for example are ever going to update the SG single certifications or are we going to have to wait until 2050 for the record company to pay for it 🤦‍♂️
Do we think the RIAA or ARIA for example are ever going to update the SG single certifications or are we going to have to wait until 2050 for the record company to pay for it 🤦‍♂️

 

I'm honestly shocked that they haven't gone the way of the BPI and just have automatic certifications.

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The Greatest Hits album has been certified 'Gold' in Denmark for sales of 10,000 as of August 4th :cheer:

 

IFPI Denmark

 

Albums released after 2007 that were certified 'Gold' was 15,000, but I'm guessing as most of the sales have come from the streaming era its total probably is 10,000 max.

 

Still nice to get these updates :)

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I do love the GH has become a bit of a classic. I bet there are many places it could be certified that it isn't now too.

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