Fan Base: Archived: Stand Your Ground (#10) - Page 1590

ToLove

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Originally posted by slobro

Sad how Lana is now so local to the US (and even there UV was outsold by a random jazz covers album)

I don't even like Llama, and I can tell you that's not true at all. Ultratylenol sold nearly twice as much outside the U.S. than inside, and Born To O.D. sold nearly 4 million outside the States as well.

The way you just constantly make up lies and never back them up....

slobro

Go away with that inflated receipt

US and Canada are literally the only countries where UV can be considered a 'success'

The sales in other major markets..

Nialler

Quote:

Originally posted by ToLove

I don't even like Llama, and I can tell you that's not true at all. Ultratylenol sold nearly twice as much outside the U.S. than inside, and Born To O.D. sold nearly 4 million outside the States as well.

The way you just constantly make up lies and never back them up....

Gather ha

Poe Dameron

Quote:

Originally posted by Sahn

Uk

ToLove

Quote:

Originally posted by slobro

Go away with that inflated receipt. US and Canada are literally the only countries where UV can be considered a 'success'

The sales in other major markets..

It really wasn't a success in either country, but she's not local either.

I also remember you saying that Gun To Head outsold Maroon 5's latest album. Who tells you these things?

G.U.Y. Gaga

Girl these madge tracks y'all hyping atm...

slobro

Quote:

Originally posted by ToLove

It really wasn't a success in either country, but she's not local either.

I also remember you saying that Gun To Head outsold Maroon 5's latest album. Who tells you these things?

Someone else posted that here

Even I don't fact check at times

Anyway

US
32 - 434,000 - CHEEK TO CHEEK - Tony Bennett & Lady GaGa ( 434,000 )
34 - 428,000 - ULTRAVIOLENCE - Lana Del Rey ( 428,000 )

Japan
CHEEK TO CHEEK: 42,000
ULTRAVIOLENCE: 4,369

Canada
CHEEK TO CHEEK: 45,000
ULTRAVIOLENCE: Less than Grammy2Grammy

bluth

i wonder what Life Alert's first week sells will be. obvs will be inflated if she decides to bundle them with tour tickets and if backed by a collab with the #1 it girl. she'll outsell ultraflatulence like most people anyway.

Pop pop123

Flop To Flop:

Finish #1
Greek #1
US #1

Cert:

Canada (Gold)

Ultracritics:

Aus #1
Bel (Flanders) #1
Bel (Wallonia) #1
Canada #1
Danish #1
Finland #1
Greek #1
New Zealand #1
Norway #1
Poland #1
Scotland #1
Spain #1
UK #1
US #1

Cert (so far)

Aus (Gold)
Brazil (Platinum)
Canada (Gold)
Mexico (Gold)
Poland (Platinum)
UK (Gold)

Aleks

Gaga has become so local now.

bluth

i love how counter intuitive it is for pop pop to keep calling lad an over fad and yet her album of jazz covers is outselling ultraflatulence.

if a fad and grandpa are doing that, what does that make loner? certainly not a #1 it girl like ariallah, that's for sure.

Nialler

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Originally posted by Aleks

Gaga has become so local now.

She needs a new Alejandro.

Pop pop123

Year-End Lists:

Flop to Flop: [appeared on only 1 year end list so far (worst album of 2014 list)]

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11. Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga, Cheek to Cheek. Lady Gaga fancies herself a renaissance woman, capable of shifting genres as ably as she changes Halloween costumes. And though she claims to have been singing "jazz" all her life, she overzealously belts through the standards on Cheek to Cheek like a precocious teenager performing show tunes at a high school talent show. The difference is that this amateur is backed by a team of admittedly competent, professional musicians and, of course, Tony Bennett, who, though not exactly in peak form here, manages to escape the whole charade almost unscathed. Almost. It's tempting to praise Gaga for wiping off the war paint, but that's like giving a lollipop to a toddler for not ******** in the living room.

http://www.slantmagazine.com/feature...albums-of-2014

ULTRA:

Boston Globe #1

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“Ultraviolence” At last, she figured it out. After a scattershot debut released amid a swirl of hype, Del Rey focused on her strengths and made an epic sophomore album heavy with torch-song seduction. Working with producer Dan Auerbach, the pop star played up a tragic poise on “Ultraviolence,” as if delivering the songs from a smoky supper club on the eve of the apocalypse.

Dazed - #3
Slant Magazine - #3
Entertainment Weekly - #4
Variance Magazine - #5
Idolator - #5
TIME - #6
Vulture - #6
RollingStone - #7
Cosmopolitan - #7
Crack Magazine - #10
Pretty Much Amazing - #10
Gorilla vs. Bear - #10
Stereogum - #12
Consequence of Sound #13
Digital Spy - #14
Les Inrockuptibles - #18
Q Magazine - #19
Magnet - #21
The Sunday Times - #22
NME - #25
Faster Louder - #30
Clash - #39
MOJO - #40
SPIN - #41 (top albums) & #5 (top pop albums)
Drowned in Sound - #70
PopMatters - #73

ToLove

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Originally posted by Aleks

Gaga has become so local now.

That's actually true (paging in slobro).

Every single one of the CHARTDROP singles sold more inside the U.S. than outside, and her tour grosses didn't start to become embarrassing until she performed internationally. Same can't be said about Anal.

bluth

W0W! i assume ALL that acclaim is going to translate into sales and grammys then

slobro

Jazz2Grammy is literally the most global jazz album since Duets 2 (also a Gaga album)

Meanwhile UV is like a 90% sales drop in pretty much every country outside Canada/US (compared to BTD)

Pop pop123

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Golden Globes Nominee
Critics’ Choice Movie Awards Nominee
BIG EYES.................BIG LIES

Poor FAD.

Nialler

Fad used legend to get acclaim and still managed to get only 3 points above SPIRM. A mess.

bluth

at least lad has one country to her name. knee has nothing left. she catatonically sits in vegas like a slot machine while radio stations pay dust to her old sings.

Chemist

http://instagram.com/p/w2ZPFyLeK8/

omg