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How will Michael 2 affect the succes off Invincible?

It's allready a discusion worth how much off Invicible will be played in the movie. I believe that the conflict with sony will be shown, if the film covers 2003 and there have to be some songs like you rock my world maybe your are my life when they show how happy he is about his sons or Heaven can wait. If your are my life is shown it could follow in an relatifly not succesful song becoming way bigger and a smal dosis off tiktoks with songs could help, but to much can get problamatic when it's getting overplayed.

A total comback off the album is propably not gonna happen espacialy the not available Invincible 25 shows how people in power think off it, but it will come back into charts and has high chances to hit the top 40 for a few weeks. That there are not many songs off the album are on hit-complimations presents that nearly the whole album streams can be counted for the uk charts.

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u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 7 days ago

What is the second worst number off big hits to promote an album, in terms off disapointing a lot off people who buy it? (The worst is probatly the one hit)

Is ist maybe 3 because you really don't expect it to be bad

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u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 11 days ago
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Why doesn't anctarctica have a huge music culture?

anctarctica has a lot land but no music culture other countries have it but with way less land

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 17 days ago
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How much will the Invincible repress sell? and how will it effect the charts?

I think this will be a top 20 reentery in Germany and the USA in the UK I expect it to be higher and perhabs reach the top 10

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 19 days ago
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Would Elvis's record sales have been significantly higher in Western Europe, if he had toured there?

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 19 days ago

How much water is neccessary for a strawberry cactus ?

I had one but I think I overwatered him other cactuses look different after years off not giving them water. Should I do it the same with them ? What is the maximum off water they can take ?

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 22 days ago

Why was Nevermind never outsold?

I’ve heard that Nevermind helped bring grunge into mainstream and reputable record stores. But no other grunge album ever sold 30+ million copies.

So why was the first album to make grunge this popular never surpassed, even though there were probably many more people trying to make music in the genre after its success?

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 24 days ago
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How big was Chuck Berry commercially bag then ?

I googled what the other options to Elvis were and he came up. When I asked for his sales gemini said that this wasn't well tracked. Out off the today vision I can't know how popular and how big his impact was. Do you know , if he was seen as an real concurence to Elvis back then ?

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 25 days ago
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Wenn did musicians start to use films as promo off their album ? and what were key relleases ?

The Thriller music video is the popularest excample off boosting an album with an short film. MJ also tried to do it with a normal length film named Moonwalker for the Bad album.

Do you know who started the promotion through long films or the boost off the music videos ?

Did MJ set a ball rolling that this got a have to for singles ?

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 26 days ago
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Michael Jackson is underated as an producer

On spotify is written that he produced "They don't care about us" alone (not engineering) and on other songs like "Earth song" or "This time around" he produced with one or two other producers and the beat seems to reach what he wanted. In general he has on a lot songs on the 2 disc off HIStory and Dangerous producion credits and there beats go hard. Another song where he is the main producer is Who is it and Give in to me.

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u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 26 days ago
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Michael Jacksons certification updates in Germany this year

Dirty Diana : Gold 300.000

Billie Jean : 3x Gold 900.000 to 2x Platinium 1.200.000

Beat it : 1x Platinium 600.000 to 3x Gold 900.000

Don't stop 'Till you get enough : 1x Gold 300.000

Bad - single : 1 x Gold 300.000

overall new certified sales : 1.500.000

source : https://www.musikindustrie.de/wie-musik-zur-karriere-werden-kann/markt-bestseller/gold-/platin-und-diamond-auszeichnung/datenbank#topSearch

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 27 days ago

Did Michael expect to release a BOOK II once?

Was this maybe just an idea off sony ?

Did Michael think that he's going to invest the same time for his music, but over a longer period, because off his family ?

I could imagine that it was an idea off sony, as they have interest in keeping the believe in another hit series like the 90s at least.

Was it publicly known that he composed Earth song already in the 80s ?

How long was the sony contract still going in 1995?

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 29 days ago

What artist technicly could release a mid not special track/album and still have major succes ? (They don't need to have already released a mid song)

I would go with Taylor swift, as she has a major fanbase, which partly adores her like a cult and a lot off fans would give a mid track multiple listens to see if it grows on them.

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 1 month ago

Why does Adelle has so many album sells in relation to her popularity?

Her album "21" (2011) sold 17 million times in the USA and "25" (2015) 12 million for comparision "take care" (2011) sold 10 million and "starboy" solled 6 million (2016). Why did I learn so late about her is it that she doesn't release anymore?

Does popularity growth decrease this fast?

Or do other artist have more to talk about?

u/Interesting-Pen2586 — 1 month ago