128. ROLLING STONES A BIGGER BANG 28,513 +51% 451,545 -- 16 wks on chart 173. ROLLING STONES BEST OF... JUMP BACK 21,444 +52% 671,090 -- 57 wks on chart 200. ROLLING STONES RARITIES 1971-03 17,370 +44% 74,049 -- 4 wks on chart
Thanks Georgelicks. I'm just curious...shouldn't you credit Soldatti for this thread and info? It looks just like the Rocks Off post. Or perhaps Soldatti and georgelicks are one and the same?
Either way, great numbers by Englands Newest Hitamkers.
It looks like ABB might actually crack half a million in the U.S. one of these days. It's a shame more people have bought this album, because it is excellent.
Of the 67,000+ records sold in the US last week....just over 40% was from A Bigger Bang People want the old stuff...it's a shame, really, but the numbers don't lie.
I guess the superbowl performance will boost the sales of A Bigger Bang enormously. Or maybe it will boost the wrong albums Jump Back or 40 Licks. With wrong I mean... if they could chose they'd rather see ABB sell more.
Still don't see WHY they ever put out JUMP BACK! It is a hodge-podge of oldies, everyone already has them on other albums and it's the ONE Stones cd I won't buy! REDUNDANT!
Wow Paul McCartney has sold virtually the same number of albums as ABB. Guess the Stones should learn a lesson and realize when they sell crap, they won't move the volume, no matter how many cheesey tie-ins to sports events, soap operas, and whatnot. Wake me up when they learn how to play rock again!!
"You look like a leper dressed as Sergeant Pepper"
A huge act, a famous artist like Macca is not marketed outside the US and UK! How do you explain this??
Another question for you ferrante9:
In 2005 the Stones attracted at their 42 concerts in North America 1.2 million of people. In 2006 they will do 14 more arena shows in N. America, that means more than 1.4m people. In 2005 Macca attracted only 570,000 people. How do you explain this??