I don't get how complete my album works on iTunes... If I bought the promo singles + then complete my album, does that affect the promo singles' sales?
I don't get how complete my album works on iTunes... If I bought the promo singles + then complete my album, does that affect the promo singles' sales?
Yes, so say you bought "Never Ever" and all 4 promo singles, well if you do the "Complete My Album" option, then they all lose one sale and so on.
I’ve found that men I’ve dated who are in the same business can be really competitive. I’ve found a great group of girlfriends in the same business who aren’t competitive, but a few times guys have started comparing careers and it has been…challenging. The last thing I think about when I fall for someone is what they do for a living as I like to get to know that person, but sometimes guys start acting weirdly towards me, especially if I get good news and they get bad… It’s usually downhill from there.
So none of the songs will actually go gold next week?
I've always wondered how the RIAA treats this. Do they still delete the sales like Soundscan or do they count them anyway. This could explain how Forever and Always went platinum
In case you can’t tell, I’m a really big worrier. I can’t believe I get to have the life I have, so I’ve got a complete fear of messing up, of making a misstep where it all comes crumbling down. It’s a high-wire act in my brain all the time.
When I was naughty as a kid, I used to send myself to my own room. My mum says that she was afraid to punish me sometimes because I was so hard on myself when I did something wrong. I haven’t changed much since then. I live half my life in the present and half of it as an 80-year-old grandmother. My grandkids will be able to read about what I got up to as a 22-year-old, so I want to make sure that they’re reading things that are good. I know that’s forward planning to a crazy degree, but I want them to be proud of me.
In case you can’t tell, I’m a really big worrier. I can’t believe I get to have the life I have, so I’ve got a complete fear of messing up, of making a misstep where it all comes crumbling down. It’s a high-wire act in my brain all the time.
When I was naughty as a kid, I used to send myself to my own room. My mum says that she was afraid to punish me sometimes because I was so hard on myself when I did something wrong. I haven’t changed much since then. I live half my life in the present and half of it as an 80-year-old grandmother. My grandkids will be able to read about what I got up to as a 22-year-old, so I want to make sure that they’re reading things that are good. I know that’s forward planning to a crazy degree, but I want them to be proud of me.