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Originally posted by RobynYoBank
Unique Billboard 200 Entries by Year
1984 676
1985 646
1986 677
1987 715
1988 749
1989 742
1990 675
1991 617
1992 622
1993 692
1994 689
1995 735
1996 767
1997 820
1998 829
1999 866
2000 916
2001 1003
2002 1002
2003 1049
2004 1049
2005 1089
2006 1121
2007 1213
2008 1298
2009 1429
2010 1403
2011 1492
2012 1593
2013 1591
2014 1710
2015 851
Unique Hot 100 Entries By Year
1959 639
1960 659
1961 752
1962 748
1963 739
1964 786
1965 773
1966 803
1967 802
1968 746
1969 743
1970 714
1971 684
1972 671
1973 596
1974 581
1975 642
1976 609
1977 568
1978 530
1979 569
1980 543
1981 511
1982 526
1983 539
1984 518
1985 495
1986 497
1987 542
1988 517
1989 488
1990 471
1991 490
1992 447
1993 448
1994 426
1995 429
1996 405
1997 470
1998 513
1999 424
2000 449
2001 389
2002 400
2003 402
2004 397
2005 441
2006 475
2007 462
2008 511
2009 538
2010 579
2011 589
2012 466
2013 499
2014 464
2015 310
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Thanks for posting this! This is interesting and basically confirms what we already knew when it came to albums atleast.
There are so many more options out there now and that's why even though the market of today is similar to the late 70s, there are no albums selling like Thriller or all those mega sellers of the past. Makes 21's slaughter even more impressive.
On the flip side, it's another reason why the "stars" of today feel so blah and useless. They aren't as powerful or dominating as they used to be aside from a select few obviously.