Red Blooded Man

I am a bit stunned at the No.10 but it looked like Kylie has a good distance between No.10 and 11.

That's a rather big drop, hope the record company can hurry some more promo!

To all those comments above, I am not complaining. Her albums did have a history of charting high in European countries' charts (even before streaming ruined everything), then fell of the following week.

That's a lot of "out".

Ah! I hate it when Westlife bumped Kylie out of Top 3 by 1300 copies!! Shayne Ward and Leona Lewis are nowhere to be seen these days. :lol:

What's the sales gap between X and each of the Top 3 position?

So... they aren't pushing single No.3 any time soon? They are leaving it until 2021?

Disco can go gold by Christmas but how it maintains its momentum beyond Christmas is going to be a challenge.

What I have in mind is 5000 copies in the UK, not worldwide. :lol:

I think BMG should release a physical single. Fans would definitely buy it.

Would be nice if we can get first-week sales figures for all the countries lol.

Does anyone know the first week sales in Australia? :unsure:

1 Supernova 2 Say Something 3 Miss A Thing 4 Magic 5 Real Groove 6 I Love It 7 Where Does The DJ Go 8 Dance Floor Darling 9 Celebrate You 10 Last Chance 11 Unstoppable 12 Monday Blues 13 Till You Love Somebody 14 Hey Lonely 15 Spotlight 16 Fine Wine

That's much better than expected, was it included as part of Global Worldwide sales last week?

Sayhey captured an image showing Disco debuting at No.25! Confetti debut at No.83 for those interested. :kink:

Kylie can never please Pitchfork.

I am surprised with all her popularity in Europe, it has always been a struggle for Kylie achieve Top 10 albums in so many European countries, both during and after her hay-day as chart stormer in the UK.

9 Spotlight 11 What's Your Pleasure? 9 Ooh La La 10 Soul Control 8 Save A Kiss 7 Adore You 7 In Your Eyes 7.5 Step Into My Life 7 Read My Lips 8 Mirage (Don't Stop) 9 The Kill 9 Remember Where You Are

Yeah we actually had one earlier this year. :lol:

From SayHey: Global Sales Data 1. Positions 183,000 2. The Album 130,000 3. Disco 122,000 4. Confetti 99,000 5. Folklore 63,000 6. Future Nostalgia 48,000 7. When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? 39,000 8. Lover 30,000 9. Thank U, Next 27,000 10. 1989 27,000

Say Something just passed 10 million stream on Spotify.

I voted for the more optimistic 15K+ and No. 2-5, but it's going to be a challenge.

Anyone knows the first week sales from Australia? I hope it's somewhere above 10,000. Golden went to No.1 with only about 8.8K sold.

Sophie Ellis Bextor and McFly would be luckly to go Top 20.

Now we just need Australian to do their job... how's it looking over there?