523.000 albums sold

[Malvarr]

one of the biggest debuts the year.

http://www.mediatraffic.de/albums.htm

congratulations LP.

Thanks to www.Linkinparkbr.com

[MONDREUS240]

Holy crap, the sales boosted up quick!

[HybridThe0ry97]

That figure is the world's sales last week, so it isn't an increase from the reported 250k, it includes it.

[Malvarr]

That figure is the world's sales last week, so it isn't an increase from the reported 250k, it includes it.

yeah, you are right.

[levisa92]

in hong kong some cd stores ATS were out of stock@@

[LPUemo360]

WTF! thats awesome but no1 reads my 1st ever post smh! =( & it was important with an interview & a LP day on the radio!

[HybridThe0ry97]

What?

[Sucre06]

Great result, my congratulations to the band Linkin Park  , I wish continued success band

[ladygaga]

now they are #1 in australia again

http://www.ariacharts.com.au/pages/charts_....asp?chart=1A50

 

 

fixed with the link, not image

Edited September 26, 2010 by Katy Perry

[Alexonlyalex]

goal of 5 million$ reached I guess

[LPPRJKT4]

Dayummmmm.

[HybridThe0ry97]

goal of 5 million$ reached I guess

How???

[praya]

http://www.billboard.com/charts/billboard-...s/billboard-200

[GingerLP]

so much more than expected. NICE

[Bliss]

it went platnuim in germany

[Sucre06]

it went platnuim in germany

Source please

[Narc85]

4 weeks in and they're still NUMBER ONE in australia!

 

so if that global chart is correct - are we to believe the album has sold 885,000 copies worldwide so far?

[Bliss]

4 weeks in and they're still NUMBER ONE in australia!

 

so if that global chart is correct - are we to believe the album has sold 885,000 copies worldwide so far?

that's false because it want platnuim in germany

[Narc85]

oh true... what's platinum in germany equate to?

[leftshoe18]

Platinum in Germany is 200,000

[Narc85]

hmmm if that's the case, how does that equate to those world-wide figures being false? it could very well still be correct.

 

not sure how it works everywhere else, but in australia - the gold/platinum certifications aren't actually reflective of the amount sold in-stores - it's simply an indication of how many copies have been shipped to stores.

Edited October 13, 2010 by Narc85

[leftshoe18]

not sure how it works everywhere else, but in australia - the gold/platinum certifications aren't actually reflective of the amount sold in-stores - it's simply an indication of how many copies have been shipped to stores.

That's how it is everywhere, but how many copies is shipped is directly reflective of how many albums were sold. They wouldn't need to send more if it wasn't selling.

 

Here's the breakdown of what each certification is in different regions.

 

Edit: and I think the person who stated that thought that in Germany you needed 1,000,000 sales to reach platinum like in the United States.

Edited October 13, 2010 by leftshoe18

[Narc85]

very true - ive just heard cases in the past of record companies shipping an excessive amount to stores (one way or the other) to make it look like a particular album was a very strong seller - then stores were left with plenty of copies they couldn't then on-sell to the customer.

 

this is clearly not the case with LP - in australia, the album has stuck to no.1 for 4 consecutive weeks - which is at least reflective of the fact that week to week the album is selling well