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Michael Jackson Ruling Album Sales

Posted by Media Outrage on July 10, 2009

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Since Michael Jackson’s death, his albums have dominated the charts in both number one songs and sales.

Via AP:

Nielsen SoundScan says 800,000 copies of Michael Jackson albums were bought in the U.S. last week — nearly double his sales from the previous week.

Jackson is claiming the entire Top 10 roster on the Top Catalog Album chart this week. His “Number Ones” collection is the top seller, followed by “Thriller.” Solo albums occupy every position but No. 7, where the Jackson 5’s “Ultimate Collection” album resides.

Data from the week ending Sunday — the first full week since Jackson’s June 25 death — shows physical albums accounted for 80 percent of his sales.

On Billboard’s Hot Digital Songs chart, Jackson holds five out of the top 10 slots, with “Man in the Mirror” leading as his top-selling digital download song of the week.

Four Jackson CDs also are in the top 10 albums sold on iTunes, and five of the top 10 singles for the week ending Monday.

 

Take a look at which albums are selling and what kind of numbers they’re doing by clicking here.


6 Responses to “Michael Jackson Ruling Album Sales”

  1. Gay said

    He’s the King! Why would we expect anything short of great?

  2. lowridaz said

    yes he is!! and of course they are selling, thas my baby, i know he with god!

  3. Rizz said

    Copped Thriller 25 the day it released

    Off the Wall check

    Bad check

    Dangerous check

    Invinible check

    all I need is History

  4. Kanyade said

    I need to get “Bad” and “Invinceable” to add to mine. I think MJ will be in the charts for a minute. RIP.

  5. MissTX85 said

    Well duh! We talking bout a King!! What did they expect?!

    I myself just need Thriller 25!!

  6. ucanb2 said

    Of course, without a doubt!

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