sbolli1 wrote:How about the fact that he's white and is considered by most of his peers (GOAT rappers) to be one of the greatest to ever do it, despite it being a predominantly black genre.
I'm sure some quotes from said rappers would help support this point, but I'm too lazy and quite frankly it's not like you guys are the ones who need to be taught about Eminem's talent. Mainly the predominantly retarded group of music listeners in this world.
slim_shady_fan wrote:Blu wrote:What does it being a double album have anything to do with it? Since when did double albums automatically conclude more sales?
Jeez, we all already agreed on MMLP beating them with the first week sales, so chill.
It's a fact. If you release a double CD album then each copy you sell counts as 2 sales. Ever heard the line ' You ain't gonna sell two copies if you press a double album'? I guess that will start making sense to you now.
NextEpisode wrote:slim_shady_fan wrote:Blu wrote:What does it being a double album have anything to do with it? Since when did double albums automatically conclude more sales?
Jeez, we all already agreed on MMLP beating them with the first week sales, so chill.
It's a fact. If you release a double CD album then each copy you sell counts as 2 sales. Ever heard the line ' You ain't gonna sell two copies if you press a double album'? I guess that will start making sense to you now.
No, it's not a fact. lol.
Details are important.
RIAA certifes albums based on their net-shipment multiplied by the amount of discs (that the album in question is containing). Note that we're talking about shipments here, not over-the-counter sales.
SoundScan, on ther other hand (which is the source for Billboard, the official US charts) counts 1 album with 2CD's, 10CD's, or even a 100CD's as just 1 sold album. This is actually the industry-standard around the world.
So, there is no "correct" way of counting sales. My personal preference though, is to just count the amount of copies the album sold, not discs.
Trimss wrote:http://pulsemusic.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=gmn&action=print&thread=91739
I do.
Geno wrote:Eminem has the 2 highest first week sales ever by a solo artist with MMLP (1,760,000) and TES (1,322,000).
Fun fact: Taylor Swift's new album RED's first week sales are the highest sales in the first week since TES. with over 1.1 million.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/10/ ... 3E20121031
Menzo wrote:Its cuz you're dope and Daddy Dubs. No one fucks with that
I love you Daren
SoldierShady wrote:Slaughterhouse should've put the 16 tracks on Welcome to: Our House on 2 CDs....8 on each. They would've sold way more that way.
Blu wrote:I thought you guys (Mr. Porter specifically) meant that if someone sold a double album that people would just flock to it and buy copies without hesitation lol. I thought that's how OutKast might have "cheated"...even though they didn't.
Oh well.
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