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PRINCE LANDS AT #6 ON 2016 SALES CHART http://hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=304296
Lands at #6 with
2,404,705 ALBUMS SOLD
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feeluupp said: http://hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=304296
Lands at #6 with
2,404,705 ALBUMS SOLD
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Far above Bowie, to my biggest surprise I must say: I thought Bowie was more popular. It's a hell of an impressive score, Prince must be smiling in heaven A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ |
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Also
Top Selling albums of 2016
7. Prince, ‘The Very Best of Prince’
Other
14 - 483,000 - PURPLE RAIN - Prince & the Revolution ( 3,555,000 ) 79 - 161,000 - 1999 - Prince ( 951,000 ) | |
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databank said: Far above Bowie, to my biggest surprise I must say: I thought Bowie was more popular. It's a hell of an impressive score, Prince must be smiling in heaven It's more impressive when you think about the fact that most people already had those Prince albums. | |
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databank said: Far above Bowie, to my biggest surprise I must say: I thought Bowie was more popular. It's a hell of an impressive score, Prince must be smiling in heaven Bowie was defo not more popular in the US, in the U.K. maybe. I think Prince's death had a greater impact here. Maybe  do, just not like did before  | |
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Let's say I was under the impression Bowie divided audiences less. I've heard lotsa people say Prince or his music irritated them, particularly in the rock crowds (despite half the Org in fact being rock fans), while I don't remember ever hearing anyone saying Bowie or his music irritated them. A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ |
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databank said:
Let's say I was under the impression Bowie divided audiences less. I've heard lotsa people say Prince or his music irritated them, particularly in the rock crowds (despite half the Org in fact being rock fans), while I don't remember ever hearing anyone saying Bowie or his music irritated them. Everything you said is true. P sure did alienate a lot of people who weren't interested in anything outside their own perceived notion of "normal". At the same time, Prince is a bigger pop culture figure than Bowie (*in the US*) and his death illicited much more shock and hype from a very diverse audience. Not trying to racebait, but it always seemed to me that P had more white fans than Bowie had black fans. May they both Rest In Peace. Sad how a year ago we all thought they'd be here for many years. Maybe do, just not like did before | |
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I agree.
I also thought Bowie was more popular in the UK. I think I read one of his interviews that he said he was frustrated that the States only knew him for the songs Last Dance and Fame as he felt he offered so much more. I am guilty myself for knew him for only Last Dance and Fame. | |
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Number 7 * insert twilight zone music* | |
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Bear in mind this is sales plus streaming. If it was sales alone, Prince would very likely be in the top 5, if not top 3! Feel free to join in the Prince Album Poll 2018! Let'a celebrate his legacy by counting down the most beloved Prince albums, as decided by you! | |
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