[RobynYoBank]

[Lipton]

True Blue is her biggest selling studio era. Virgin is the 2nd biggest, and it's the era that precedes it.

Prayer was a relative flop. She got a lot of backlash and Janet scalped her. And once it goes to the 90s, you know the rest...

[Rascal]

I'm in the mood for reading some SYG fanfic. Gaga and Tony on set with Akerlund seems like a good prompt.

[iHype.]

Originally posted by RobynYoBank

Well, it's certainly not unique in that sense.

Taylor Swift, Ropin' The Wind, No Fences, Norah Jones, Some Gave All are some other examples.

I just don't see it as much justification for assuming it's bigger than an album like The Emancipation of Mimi, for example.

I think you're assuming what I'm saying incorrectly.

Some Hearts is bigger than The Emancipation as an album, solely. I'm not saying it was the bigger era as in including singles, and such. I'm saying solely the albums themselves against each other.

TEOM sold 6.0M being released April 2005, and Carrie sold 7.4M being released November 2005, and had more longevity on BB200. So yes, ofcourse, I believe the bigger album was Some Hearts.

But bigger era? TEOM. It's 3 massive singles close that album gap.

[Lipton]

Originally posted by Dale

Madonna only having one album on the list and it's True Blue at #179.
Even though it was the best selling album of 1986 and the 80s worldwide for a female artist.

Whitney outsold True Blue.

[Stark]

The J Balvin remix Pls stick to reggaeton.

[Skywalker]

Greatest Billboard 200 Albums of All Time

12 The Fame Lady Gaga

What a fad!

[Lipton]

Whew the Virgin + True Blue punch came. And then Prayer sold ~10M less than True Blue.

[Alexz]

Originally posted by iHype.

I think you're assuming what I'm saying incorrectly.

Some Hearts is bigger than The Emancipation as an album, solely. I'm not saying it was the bigger era as in including singles, and such. I'm saying solely the albums themselves against each other.

TEOM sold 6.0M being released April 2005, and Carrie sold 7.4M being released November 2005, and had more longevity on BB200. So yes, ofcourse, I believe the bigger album was Some Hearts.

But bigger era? TEOM. It's 3 massive singles close that album gap.

Carrie's singles were huge and still remembered this day. I don't even live in the USA.

[ToLove]

Sorry, but releasing in time periods with less competition doesn't make your album bigger. That'd be like saying Sia's last album was bigger than In the Lonely Hour because the former debuted at #1 despite only selling 52K and the latter peaked at #2 with triple the amount of sales.

Glad that the High By The Beach (Low On The Charts) incident exposed those frauds for what they are.

[ezra]

Originally posted by Meowster

Greatest Billboard 200 Albums of All Time

12 The Fame Lady Gaga

What a fad!

Bigger than every Britney and Madonna album. She's also a bigger singles artist than Britney!

[Skywalker]

Hate that Material Girl and Like A Virgin are Madonna's signature songs.

[Elusive Chanteuse]

Barbra Streisand will appear New Year's Eve at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas, an engagement that, according to her manager Martin Erlichman, may be her final one.Ticket prices for the upcoming New Year's Eve event will range from $500 to $1500, with Golden Circle pricings at $2500.

Yes Queen.

[Dale]

Originally posted by Lipton

Whitney outsold True Blue.

In the US but not worldwide.

[RobynYoBank]

Originally posted by ToLove

Sorry, but releasing in time periods with less competition doesn't make your album bigger. That'd be like saying Sia's last album was bigger than In the Lonely Hour because the former debuted at #1 despite only selling 52K and the latter peaked at #2 with triple the amount of sales.

I think you're forgetting that competition at the micro-scale doesn't matter much anyway. If Fearless had overlapped with 21, it would still be at about the same position on the all-time chart. Losing one position each week in a 250 week chart run isn't going to change the results dramatically. Huge albums were huge regardless of overlapping competition.

Come On Over never hit #1 and it's in the Top 15.

[G.U.Y. Gaga]

Originally posted by Dale

In the US but not worldwide.

It is a billboard chart sis

[rihannafan]

Originally posted by ToLove

Sorry, but releasing in time periods with less competition doesn't make your album bigger. That'd be like saying Sia's last album was bigger than In the Lonely Hour because the former debuted at #1 despite only selling 52K and the latter peaked at #2 with triple the amount of sales.

Glad that the High By The Beach (Low On The Charts) incident exposed those frauds for what they are.

I don't really care about the rest of your post but HBTB is one of the bese songs and videos of the year. Your comments on the song's charting position only show the frustration you have for not getting the concept behind it. PM me if you want me to explain it to you.

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by Elusive Chanteuse

Barbra Streisand will appear New Year's Eve at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas, an engagement that, according to her manager Martin Erlichman, may be her final one.Ticket prices for the upcoming New Year's Eve event will range from $500 to $1500, with Golden Circle pricings at $2500.

Yes Queen.

Mess. Then she went on to do some of her greatest tours after that.

[Badger]

Originally posted by Meowster

Hate that Material Girl and Like A Virgin are Madonna's signature songs.

Happens all the time unfortunately. See Bjork and It's Oh So Quiet.

[ToLove]

Originally posted by rihannafan

I don't really care about the rest of your post but HBTB is one of the bese songs and videos of the year. Your comments on the song's charting position only show the frustration you have for not getting the concept behind it. PM me if you want me to explain it to you.

Are you serious?