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'One Day Remains' Debuts at #5
This is awesome. For the first week of release, ODR is at #5. http://www.billboard.com/bb/charts/bb200.jsp
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I think it only sold about 95,000 copies. Weren't they originally predicting 500,000 or something like that. :dunno:
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I think 500,000 is the number of cd's that were shipped. |
Lets face it....Society likes shit music.....I MEAN DID YOU SEE THE FIRST PLACE? IT WAS FRIGGIN ASHLEE SIMPSON......thumbs up to her and her fans. :horseshit People have lost thier sense of art and poetry.
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Wind-up shipped 750,000 copies, making of ODR a gold record. I've never seen that sales forecast before. Where on Vh1? just curious!
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I meant that I read on the Alter bridge fan board some of the fans said that sales forecast was 120,000 to 150,000. |
It's a pretty good amount given that they haven't toured yet. They will get more sales once people start going to the shows.
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how many did Weathered sell in its first week?
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Weathered debuted at #1 and it held the first position for 8 consecutive weeks!!! It's the Billboard's record for most consecutive weeks in first (for albums that debut on top)!!! (tied with the beatles)
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yeah, i remember that
didn't it sell something like 120k on the first day alone, or was that the first week? i can't remember... that was oh so long ago |
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120K first day alone |
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Is that good or not because other new artist who don't have the name recognition have debuted with higher sales. I thought they would sale at least 150,000 -250,000 the first week I was really surprise I thought there sales would have been higher than 95,000 the first week especially with all of the positive feedback from VH1 they were promoting them non stop. |
weathered sold so well because of my sacrifice and anything could have backed up human clay and sold millions. not bad sales and once they start touring it will certainly start picking up. if it can be 3 times platnium within 12 months that wouldn't be too bad at all.
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If they don't want to be associated with Creed, then they shouldn't have had 'CREED' in large print on the label and 'along with new lead singer Myles Kennedy' in small print. WU obviously wants to use the Creed name to sell records. Quote:
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Hard Rock albums never sell as good as radio friendly albums. Weathered had a wider range of potential buyers. Besides, it hit shelves near Christmas.
And when you hear "Alter Bridge" many people think it's a new weird band and don't even know Creed broke up and 3/4 got together on it. I think its sales will progress as they release new singles and get known. Let's face it, AB is famous among internet communities, not on the real world, Yet. They'll get there. |
I don't think we should be so worried with sales. Sales isn't correlated with the quality of music.
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I don't see why it's low. I'm sure Scott's album will say something like, founding member of Creed. Jerry Cantrell's solo stuff mentioned his being a founding member of Alice In Chains. I think it's natural to cite what made a lot of money for the artist. Name recognition isn't such a bad thing. A lot of people only pay attention to the lead singer's name.
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That's why I'm puzzled why AB didn't have higher sales than just $95,000. |
I'm not. As I said, a lot of people pay attention only to the singer, so the Creed members without the singer don't appeal to a lot of people, even with the supposed hatred for Scott Stapp. The same thing happened with Jerry Cantrell, even though the albums he has put out have gotten a lot of critical acclaim. The numbers just aren't there, which is a shame, because it's really good music. Same with Alter Bridge. I really think they did quite well considering.
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Good point. Thanks |
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POTC cover |
Thanks Robyn!! I'm dying to hear P.O.D.'s track, Stapp said it rocked his!! :D I love really liks his track!!
Anyway, AB is doing incredibly good for a debut!! :eek: |
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OK, but all along, AB, especially Mark, has said they're putting their past behind them, that AB "isn't Creed minus Stapp", etc., and then they go and put that on the label? Seems pretty hypocritical, IMO. If they wanted to break free of that, they shouldn't have put that on the label, just my humble opinion. :) |
I'm sure it was a label decision anyway. I would be surprised if Scott doesn't have it on his CD as well. It's a marketing thing. I don't find it hypocritcal at all, IMHO :D.
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I agree. AB has to have some say in the marketing I would think. |
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I think that Stapp has alot say in the way WU markets him I think he is trying to distance himself from Creed to establish himself as a solo artist. |
it's different... so many people hate Stapp that he's way more known than Mark, Brian and Flip put together.
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I think he's known more because he was Creed's frontman. |
Frontmen are always known more, but the people I know who did not like him had very strong words about it, among them hate. Sad, but true.
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Ok, so many people DISLIKE Stapp that... but if you saw other people's comments in places that aren't Creed related, everybody disses Stapp... the press only gave him bad publicity since Creed popped up... I also think it's unfair that he's treated this way, but unfortunately, it's the truth. Whenever you say Creed, people will say "the band from the guy with Jesus pose" and etc... so they know who Stapp is... even on that O'Reilly factor (I think!) about the Chicago concert, the guys pick on Mark... "were you standing there all the time?" coz outside the guitarists communities, nobody knows who Tremonti is... And again, that's unfair. |
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Let people say what they want about Scott, it won't change how I feel. I will always support him. |
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You can hear Truly Amazing on the e-card on www.passionsongs.com
Sounds good, although it sounds just like every other POD song. I really liked the track from Big Dismal. |
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