21 did Thriller #s for our generation. It is too bad it had to be a songstress to get such a blockbuster era. It would have been more exicting if it was a popgurl who became such a phenomenon.
Kworb confirmed it as the most successful album of all time.
"I'm not a Britney stan. ANYWAY... Britney is a LEGEND, she's still an excellent dancer, she still looks youthful, she underperformed because she is not as passionate about music as she is her kids, BOMTney is coming, her vocals are on POINT as seen in the Happy Birthday on X-factor video"
"I'm not a Britney stan. ANYWAY... Britney is a LEGEND, she's still an excellent dancer, she still looks youthful, she underperformed because she is not as passionate about music as she is her kids, BOMTney is coming, her vocals are on POINT as seen in the Happy Birthday on X-factor video"
Well I guess quantifying its yearly sales as a percentage of overall album sales in those years wouldn't be a bad starting point for direct comparison.
Well my main thing is that album sales declined in the 90's too. What would be a main standard of deciding when the sales were at its ultimate peak? Most of the albums would shift up or down a couple of numbers then. The current climate isn't anyone's problem.
Don't forget that poor, victimised girl has to give some of that back to the government as taxes. 
