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Post by maddie509 on Jan 10, 2013 23:15:23 GMT -5
Thanks Maddie for the year end round up! So interesting. These numbers are world wide SALES? Can you tell what country drives these numbers the most?
Media Traffic Charts track worldwide numbers. However, the albums sales are estimates at best, no one has the real total worldwide numbers except the record company; and the tracks are not ranked by sales but points which comprised of 70% sales and 30% airplay.
IFPI's annual "Recording Industry in Numbers" report hasn't come out, yet, last year's came out on March 26, so let's just go by those data for now (can't imagine 2012 is gonna be that much different from 2011).
"In the global rankings, the U.S. retained the top position with sales remaining flat in value terms totlling $4.37 billion. Japan, the second biggest global music market, recorded a 7% decline in trade revenues, falling from to $4.39 billion in 2010 to $4.09 billion.
Germany is once again has the world's number three music market, posting flat results, with revenues totaling $1.47 billion in 2011. The United Kingdom, which slipped behind Germany in last year's world rankings last year, remains at number four, with recorded music revenues totaling $1.43 billion, a 3.1% fall on 2010's total of $1.48 billion. France is at number five with recorded music sales totally just over $1 billion."
Australia, Canada, Brazil, the Netherlands and Italy made up the rest of top 10 global music markets, respectively.
Of course, every artist has his/her own strong & weak markets. 
source: www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/industry/global/ifpi-2012-report-global-music-revenue-down-1006571352.story
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Post by Deleted on Jan 11, 2013 0:03:30 GMT -5
Thanks Maddie for the year end round up! So interesting. These numbers are world wide SALES? Can you tell what country drives these numbers the most?
Media Traffic Charts track worldwide numbers. However, the albums sales are estimates at best, no one has the real total worldwide numbers except the record company; and the tracks are not ranked by sales but points which comprised of 70% sales and 30% airplay.
IFPI's annual "Recording Industry in Numbers" report hasn't come out, yet, last year's came out on March 26, so let's just go by those data for now (can't imagine 2012 is gonna be that much different from 2011).
"In the global rankings, the U.S. retained the top position with sales remaining flat in value terms totlling $4.37 billion. Japan, the second biggest global music market, recorded a 7% decline in trade revenues, falling from to $4.39 billion in 2010 to $4.09 billion.
Germany is once again has the world's number three music market, posting flat results, with revenues totaling $1.47 billion in 2011. The United Kingdom, which slipped behind Germany in last year's world rankings last year, remains at number four, with recorded music revenues totaling $1.43 billion, a 3.1% fall on 2010's total of $1.48 billion. France is at number five with recorded music sales totally just over $1 billion."
Australia, Canada, Brazil, the Netherlands and Italy made up the rest of top 10 global music markets, respectively.
Of course, every artist has his/her own strong & weak markets.
source: www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/industry/global/ifpi-2012-report-global-music-revenue-down-1006571352.story
Is this the same chart you use to get Adam's international numbers? Interesting how well Lana did worldwide compared to the US! :-/ Do you think SNL killed her sales here? Wow, just noticed the difference in Madonna's sales. She did well internationally. And Carrie Underwood's sales are prettty much all in the US. |
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Post by maddie509 on Jan 11, 2013 0:55:28 GMT -5
Is this the same chart you use to get Adam's international numbers? Interesting how well Lana did worldwide compared to the US! :-/ Do you think SNL killed her sales here?
Media Traffic only publishes the top 40 on their main site but you can find the extended list here: www.chartsinfrance.net/communaute/index.php?/topic/41870-top-monde-2012-maj-page-17-estimations-mediatraffic/, which is where UKMIX gets their info from, too.
Lana's train-wreck performance on SNL had little to do with her comparatively underwhelming sales in the US, IMO, she still sold over 400k here, which is not a shabby number at all. I just think her whole image & vibe and her music struck a particular chord with the int'l audience, especially the Europeans. Below are certifications for Born To Die, it's really fascinating:
Australia --- Platinum
Austria --- Platinum
Belgium --- Platinum
Brazil --- Gold
Canada --- Platinum
Denmark --- Platinum
France --- 3× Platinum
Germany --- Platinum
Italy --- Gold
New Zealand --- Platinum
Poland --- 2× Platinum
Portugal --- Gold
Russia --- Platinum
Spain --- Gold
Switzerland --- 2× Platinum
United Kingdom --- 2× Platinum
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Post by Deleted on Jan 11, 2013 15:00:25 GMT -5
maddie, the reason I asked where you get Adam's internationl numbers from is because your post above says on that site it is only 70% of sales and 30% is radio play? So, are the internationl sales you get for Adam the same way?
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Post by maddie509 on Jan 11, 2013 15:57:27 GMT -5
maddie, the reason I asked where you get Adam's internationl numbers from is because your post above says on that site it is only 70% of sales and 30% is radio play? So, are the internationl sales you get for Adam the same way? The 70% sales & 30% AirPlay is Media Traffic's point system which applies only to the tracks(singles) chart, the albums chart is based solely on estimated sales. And, yes, I got the int'l numbers from the link mentioned above. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 11, 2013 20:28:19 GMT -5
maddie, the reason I asked where you get Adam's internationl numbers from is because your post above says on that site it is only 70% of sales and 30% is radio play? So, are the internationl sales you get for Adam the same way? The 70% sales & 30% AirPlay is Media Traffic's point system which applies only to the tracks(singles) chart, the albums chart is based solely on estimated sales. And, yes, I got the int'l numbers from the link mentioned above. TY!!  |
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Post by restless on Jan 12, 2013 4:12:08 GMT -5
Thank you for answering my question.
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Post by maddie509 on Jan 13, 2013 1:19:20 GMT -5
Here is the forecast for next week's Billboard top contenders from HDD:
YOUR TOP 15: Lord have mercy! It's looking like Christian Contemporary artist (not contemporary Christian, as previously reported) Chris Tomlin will debut at #1 on next week's chart, as the Top 3 albums are all new releases. We're hoping that our coverage of Chris' chart success will help keep us from getting struck by lightning, at least for another week. Here's how it looks headed into the weekend[/color]:[/i] * Chris Tomlin (sixsteps/Sparrow) 70-75k * Hollywood Undead (A&M/Octone) 50-55k * Black Veil Brides (Republic) 45-50k Les Misrables (Republic) 45-50k Taylor Swift (Big Machine) 45-50k Bruno Mars (Atlantic) 35-40k Pitch Perfect (UMe) 35-40k Lumineers (Dualtone) 30-35k * Dropkick Murphys (Dropkick Murphys) 30-35k P!nk (RCA) 27-30k One Direction (Syco/Columbia) 24-27k Mumford & Sons (Glassnote) 24-27k Phillip Phillips (19/Interscope) 21-24k T.I. (Grand Hustle/Atlantic) 21-24k Imagine Dragons (Interscope) 21-24k Rihanna (Def Jam/IDJ) 21-24k Now 44 (Capitol) 21-24k * Debuts source: www.hitsdailydouble.com/news/rumormill.cgi[/size][/font]
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Post by maddie509 on Jan 14, 2013 22:17:07 GMT -5
At almost 70% in, here are the top 10 contenders on this week's HDD: *** #14 PHILLIP PHILLIPS WORLD FROM THE SIDE OF THE MOON 19/INTERSCOPE 10,643 *** #39 KE$HA WARRIOR KEMOSABE/RCA 4,252
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Post by stardust on Jan 14, 2013 22:28:27 GMT -5
Looks like the doldrums of January are about to hit!!  |
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