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Chart Listings: Billboard 200 Albums (December 8-15, 2011)
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The sales still didn't leak?
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We're not getting sales today, huh. 
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HOIST THE BUBLE, BLACK KEYS REV UP
Warner Bros Records Could Nail Top Two Slots, as Buble Remains #1
December 7, 2011
Michael Buble’s Christmas is apparently the theme to this year’s holiday season.
Reprise’s Sinatra-like crooner will easily remain at #1 next week, with sales that will be in the 400-500k range. His NBC special last night was the network’s highest-rated prime-time show since July.
Warner Bros. will also have the top debut next week with the Black Key’s critically lauded Nonesuch release, El Camino, looking like between 160-180k, where it will battle with XL/Columbia’s indomitable U.K. thrush Adele for #2.
Universal Republic’s posthumous Amy Winehouse album, Lioness: Hidden Treasures, should do around 90-100k. The album is expected to debut at #1 in the U.K. next week.
Columbia’s Glee Vol. 7 is on target for a debut of between 50-55k, followed by Roadrunner’s Korn album The Path of Totality (45-50k), Def Jam/IDJ rap group The Roots’ Undun (35-40k), Star Trakin/Interscope’s Robin Thicke (30-35k) and Nappy Boy/RCA’s T-Pain album RevolveR (25-28k).
Finally, Legacy/Columbia’s The Very Best of Neil Diamond, which arrives on the heels of his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last year, is slated for 15-18k.
Album sales were down 18% vs. last week, down 13% vs. same week last year and up 2% year to date.
Track sales were down 6% vs. last week, down 2% vs. same week last year and up 9% year to date.
TEA sales were down 15% v. last week, down 11% vs. same week last year and up 4% year to date.
Is it 2012 yet?
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http://www.hitsdailydouble.com/news/...i?news08793m01
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Michael Buble and adele 
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Reprise’s Sinatra-like crooner will easily remain at #1 next week, with sales that will be in the 400-500k range. His NBC special last night was the network’s highest-rated prime-time show since July.
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And it's still early December. How much will it sell the week before Christmas?
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Robin Thicke (30-35k)
T-Pain album (25-28k).
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Originally posted by Benzene
And it's still early December. How much will it sell the week before Christmas?
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I said he would do 400k+ the week before Christmas. I didn't think that # could be reachable this soon.
Also, could Adele possibly do 160-180k?
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Reprise’s Sinatra-like crooner will easily remain at #1 next week, with sales that will be in the 400-500k range. His NBC special last night was the network’s highest-rated prime-time show since July.
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Wow KING 
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Buble is ********.
Adele  She is so getting some extra weeks at #1 in January & February.
Those numbers for Robin are expected. There is like no promo at all for this 
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Bublé coming to snub GaGa from that #2 album of the year 
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will easily remain at #1 next week, with sales that will be in the 400-500k range
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160-180k, where it will battle with XL/Columbia’s indomitable U.K. thrush Adele for #2.
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Holy **** Michael!
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As long as Bublé doesn't come for Josh's numbers, everything's cool.
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Bublé coming to snub GaGa from that #2 album of the year |
I think it was you who asked me if it was possible. Looks like it. 
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At this rate Bublé might be seeing some "I Dreamed a Dream" type numbers the week before Christmas. I'd bet that he crosses the 1M+ mark WW.
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As long as Bublé doesn't come for Josh's numbers, everything's cool.
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He's coming and you'll have to deal.
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I think it was you who asked me if it was possible. Looks like it. |
Sure was. I think its gone from "possible" to "indefinitely"
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Originally posted by Benzene
At this rate Bublé might be seeing some "I Dreamed a Dream" type numbers the week before Christmas. I'd bet that he crosses the 1M+ mark WW.
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It feels 'early' for him to be doing 400-500k. It's possible it could increase as Christmas nears.
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It feels 'early' for him to be doing 400-500k. It's possible it could increase as Christmas nears.
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It is early. If he finishes near the upper end of his prediction that's a 200k increase from last week, which is insane. A shame Oprah is off the air, that could've been another massive boost.
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Top 10 best selling albums of 2011:
1. Adele, 21, 4,817,000.
2. Lady Gaga, Born This Way, 1,973,000.
3. Lil Wayne, Tha Carter IV, 1,776,000.
4. Jason Aldean, My Kinda Party, 1,389,000.
5. Mumford & Sons, Sigh No More, 1,328,000.
6. Jay-Z/Kanye West, Watch The Throne, 1,124,000.
7. Michael Buble, Christmas, 1,038,000.
8. Beyonce, 4, 956,000.
9. Lady Antebellum, Own The Night, 908,000.
10. Katy Perry, Teenage Dream, 907,000.
http://music.yahoo.com/blogs/chart-w...234444911.html
Adele Katy, hang in there!
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