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Author:	Hamish Champ
Title:	100 Best-Selling Albums Of The 70s
Publisher:	Hothouse
Country:	UK
Date:	2004
Format:	Hardcover
Class Number:	782.421640266
Genre:	Non-Fiction, Music, Reference
ISBN-10:	1845610067
Barcode:	9781845610067
Rating:	9.0 Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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21.8cm x 19cm
224 pages

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whitewhale1965 23rd Jul 2020		Does it say Printed in Singapore on the inside of the slipcover and just below the ISBN number on the page before the Contents page?



gregs45s SUBS 16th Oct 2016		This book goes by the total American Sales TP,as certified by the RIAA,so total amount of platinum and multi-platinum awards (each platinum representing at least 1,000,000 units),you're quite right in that it includes sales up to the present day (2004).To quote from the book "The lists in this book are based on US album sales.The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) certification scheme only dates back to 1973 and was for much of the decade fairly haphazard,multiple-platinum awards were not created until the mid-1980's.UK panel sales-figures based on sales to a very limited number of outlets-date back to 1969,but the multiplier used to convert these into national figures changed frequently and records of the changes are not always available.The record companies themselves did not always release sales figures and where figures do exist they are rarely up-to-date."And no,compilations are not included,the highest rated Beatles album(and their only entry) was in fact Let It Be at No.64 with 4,000,000 sales(although there are 25 albums in total with 4,000,000 sales also;).There are quite a few surprises,although it would differ quite a bit i would imagine if it could have/were to have been based on UK sales instead.Interesting read though.



TopPopper 16th Oct 2016		These figures must mean the best-selling albums to date, which were released in the 70s. "The Wall" for example, couldn't have sold that many copies in 1979 alone. That being so, I'm surprised the Beatles' red and blue albums don't feature in the top 10. (Or are they excluding comps?)



gregs45s SUBS 16th Oct 2016		The top 10 best-selling albums of the 70's (American sales)(correction;)according to the book were : 01/ Pink Floyd - The Wall - 1979 - Sales 23,000,000 02/ Led Zeppelin IV (Four Symbols) - 1971 - Sales 22,000,000 03/ Fleetwood Mac - Rumours - 1977 - Sales 19,000,000 04/ Boston - Boston - 1977 - Sales 17,000,000 05/ Various - Saturday Night Fever - 1977 - Sales 15,000,000 06/ Eagles - Hotel California - 1976 - Sales 15,000,000 07/ Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti - 1975 - Sales 15,000,000 08/ Pink Floyd - D.S.O.T.M. - 1973 - Sales 15,000,000 09/ Meatloaf - Bat Out Of Hell - 1977 - Sales 14,000,000 10/ Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy - 1973 - Sales 11,000,000 (correction added) (up to and including the publishing date of 2004)

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