Eminem Sales Thread

[Alaine]

lol Em miss top 10 by a thread, he always miss little things like this, worst luck ever

[achiles22]

fuck missed the top 10 oh well at least he still sells like crazy next week triple platinum baby

[AJS2050]

Sales are picking up abit now

[Alaine]

EDIT: ...

[AJS2050]

11
Eminem
Recovery
34,000
2,971,000

[mecuryball]

what's Em predicted sales next week

[Hamza1972]

11
Eminem
Recovery
34,000
2,971,000

3x plat

[AJS2050]

Recovery is gunna drop a few places next week it seems...

Great sales for music though!

Hits Daily Double

Cowell Discoveries Susan Boyle and Newcomer Jackie Evancho Will Top Next Week’s Chart, with Nine Albums Over Six Figures

November 17, 2010

Simon Cowell’s got Talent, and now so does Steve Barnett’s Columbia Records.

The label will sport the top two albums on next week’s HITS sales chart with a pair of the U.K. music/TV exec’s discoveries at opposite ends of the age spectrum in 49-year-old Susan Boyle and 10-year-old child prodigy Jackie Evancho, alumni from his shows Britain’s Got Talent and America’s Got Talent, respectively.

Boyle looks like a repeat for the top spot, with an early projection of 300k+, based on one-day sales from those music retailers who haven’t turned in their leases for yogurt franchises.

The remarkable Evancho is the big story, as the diminutive operatic crooner bests all prognostications with 270-290k in first-week sales, good for #2 on next week’s chart.

Those two, along with six other debuts, and the returning Taylor Swift, will give next week’s Top 10 nine titles of 100k or more.

Rihanna’s fifth Def Jam/IDJ album, Loud, will debut with between 180-190k, followed by Rascal Flatts’ Big Machine debut, Nothing Like This, is earmarked for between 170-180k, the same projected total for Capitol Nashville/EMI country star Keith Urban’s Get Closer and Reprise crooner Josh Groban’s Rick Rubin-produced Illuminations.

Atlantic’s Kid Rock returns with Born Free, his follow-up to the triple-platinum Rock N Roll Jesus, which is just behind that trio in the 160-170k range.

Universal Motown’s Nelly album, 5.0, should be in the 55-60k range, with Tony Brummel’s Victory Records scoring one of their biggest albums ever in veteran Ocala, FL, rockers A Day to Remember’s What Separates Me From You, fueled by the hit, “All I Want,” looking at a projected total of 50-60k.

Columbia icon Bruce Springsteen’s two-CD set of outtakes from the Darkness at the Edge of Town sessions, The Promise, should do between 40-50k, while the Darkness deluxe box set edition will do an additional 28-32k, with 22k sold on the first day alone.

LaFace/JLG stalwart Pink’s Greatest Hits is one of three albums set to do 40-45k, along with 19/RCA/RMG American Idol winner Lee Dewyze and Six Steps’ Dove award-winning Christian artist Chris Tomlin.

[OMEGA]

lol @ Nelly

[Emshady2]

AJ: Possible that Eminem gets in to the top 10 in Xmas?

And maybe top 5 if he does a RE-RELEASE of recovery?

[AJS2050]

AJ: Possible that Eminem gets in to the top 10 in Xmas?

And maybe top 5 if he does a RE-RELEASE of recovery?

With a re-release easily. I think the problem this week is that there are alot of new entries so the week after Recovery might rise back again. But at least the sales aren't going to drop any lower than 30k untill january sometime. The thanksgiving boost should be interesting.

[dR3]

3x platinum next week, damn...

What are the WW total sales so far?

[AJS2050]

3x platinum next week, damn...

What are the WW total sales so far?

Will be 5.2 million tommorow. Should reach 6 million by years end.

[nathan123]

3x platinum next week, damn...

What are the WW total sales so far?

Will be 5.2 million tommorow. Should reach 6 million by years end.

thatss from media traffic though
music chart will have it at 5.6 million, which seems right because mediatraffic only counts the major countries

[dR3]

3x platinum next week, damn...

What are the WW total sales so far?

Will be 5.2 million tommorow. Should reach 6 million by years end.

Damn, that's a hell lot. Thanks for the info.