What's considered a platnum album? How many album sold to be consider Platnum?
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u have to sell 100,000 copies to go Gold. u have to sell ONE MILLION copies to go Platinum. \n\n2 million copies sold = 2x platinum\n3 million copies sold = 3x platinum\n4 million copies sold = 4x platinum \nand so on...
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Totals are derived from cumulative album sales totals (U.S. only)\n\n1.  The Beatles        168.5 Million\n2.  Elvis              118.5\n3.  Garth Brooks       116\n4.  Led Zeppelin       109.5\n5.  Eagles             91\n6.  Billy Joel         79.5\n7.  Pink Floyd         73.5\n8.  Barbra Streisand   71\n9.  Elton John         69\n10. AC/DC              66
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i think it's like 10, but not sure...most recent? no idea
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U2. The band has sold approximately 50.5 million albums in the U.S. according to the RIAA, and over 120 million worldwide, had six #1 albums in the US and nine #1 albums in the UK and have consistent chart success for two decades since the release of their album The Joshua Tree. They have won 22 Grammy awards, second only to Stevie Wonder among pop and rock artists.
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Hello?!!! Check these numbers out and you can decide for yourself:\n\nWorldwide charts\nBritain\n\nMost no. 1 albums in the British albums charts (15 no. 1s). \nGroup with most no. 1 hits in the British singles chart (17 no. 1 hits). \nGroup with most weeks in the British singles chart (456 weeks). \nGroup with most weeks at no. 1 in the British singles chart (69 weeks). \nGroup with most top 10 hits in the British singles chart (28 top 10 hits). \nMost weeks at no. 1 in the British albums chart (174 weeks at no. 1). \nMost consecutive weeks spent at no. 1 in the UK albums chart (51 weeks from May 11, 1963 to May 2, 1964 – this excludes soundtrack albums). \nMost consecutive no. 1 hits in the British singles chart (11 consecutive no. 1 hits, excludes re-issues of old singles). \nMost consecutive top 5 hits in the British singles chart (22 consecutive top 5 hits from 1963 to 1970). \nGroup with most consecutive top 10 hits in the British singles chart (23 consecutive top 10 hits). \nMost complete ever domination of the British charts by occupying the first two positions in the singles chart and the albums chart as well as the top 3 positions in the EP chart (Extended Play) from December 12 to December 26, 1963. \nMost weeks at no. 1 in the British albums chart within a calendar year (40 weeks at no. 1, 1964). \nMost no. 1 albums in the British albums chart within a calendar year (3 no. 1 albums, 1965). \nMost simultaneous weeks at no. 1 in the British singles and albums chart (45 weeks). \nFirst act to replace itself at the no. 1 position in the British singles charts (December 12, 1963). \nFirst act to replace itself at the no. 1 position in the British albums chart (December 7, 1963). \nThe Beatles’ Please Please Me album spent more weeks at no. 1 in the British album charts than any other album by a group (30 weeks at no. 1, this excludes albums by duos and soundtracks). \nMost debuts at no. 1 in the British albums chart (8 no. 1 debuts, record shared with David Bowie) \nGroup with the most consecutive weeks inside the British singles chart (105 consecutive weeks, from October 11, 1962 to October 15, 1964). \nGroup with most single hits charted in the British singles chart simultaneously (6 hits on April 17, 1976). \nBiggest ever jump within the British albums chart (94 positions jumped by Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band from no. 97 to no. 3 in 1987). \nMost consecutive weeks inside the top 10 of the British albums chart (171 consecutive weeks from 1963 to 1966). \n\nAmerica\n\nMost no. 1 singles in the Billboard Hot 100 charts (20 no.1s). \nMost no. 1 albums in the Billboard Top 200 albums charts (19 no.1 albums). \nMost weeks at no. 1 in the Billboard albums chart (132 weeks at no. 1). \nGroup with most weeks in the Billboard albums chart (2,184 weeks, second only to Frank Sinatra with 2,211 weeks). \nGroup with most weeks in the Billboard Hot 100 chart (609 weeks). \nGroup with most weeks at no. 1 in the Billboard Hot 100 chart (59 weeks at no. 1). \nMost songs inside the Billboard Hot 100 at the same time (14 songs on April 11, 1964). \nMost songs inside the Billboard Top 40 at the same time (7 songs on April 11 and 25, 1964). \nMost songs in the Billboard Top 10 at the same time (5 songs on April 4, 1964). \nMost songs in the Billboard Top 5 at the same time (5 songs on April 4, 1964). \nMost chart entries in the Billboard Hot 100 within a calendar year (30 charted songs in 1964) \nThe only group to replace themselves at no. 1 in the Billboard Hot 100 twice (March 21 and April 4, 1964). It would be forty years later when Usher would tie the record. \nMost complete ever domination of the Billboard Hot 100 singles and albums chart by occupying the first 5 positions in the Hot 100 as well as the first two in the albums chart simultaneously (April 4, 1964). \nMost consecutive no. 1 albums in the Billboard albums chart (8 consecutive no. 1 albums from 1965 to 1968). \nMost consecutive top 5 albums in the Billboar
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The album is called Worship. It's on the Sparrow label
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Queen has officially released 30 albums as a group, but musicians from the group have also released their own albums: Freddie Mercury (5), Brian May (5), Roger Taylor (7), John Deacon (1).\n\nThere are other albums releated to Queen or later groups formed by its musicians: Smile (2), Unofficial (11), Various artists performing Queen music (9).\n\nSee the Queen Album Discography at http://home.swipnet.se/~w-14375/music.htm
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of course. they went platinum on the first release on their label, roadrunner.. the self titled album went platinum faster than any other group with no MTV or radio support..\nim pretty such a couple other albums went platinum as well.\n\n\nyou should check out Http://www.mashupsound.com\ncheck out what dj Starscream has been up to..
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Gray_%28musician%29#Albums\nfor the albums\nhttp://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/David-Gray-Biography/1135DD41AE9BDBF548256A0600290D83\nfor some info about album sales\n(last paragraph)
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This is confirmed.  It has moved to #2 in Hot 100 Singles Sales. See http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/images/pdf/index_artist.pdf
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A NYMPHO ON AMPHETAMINES..jk.. HOWEVER IT IS AN ALBUM MADE BY CRADLE OF FILTH.. it's like when a man says he's intoxicated by a womens beauty.. **he can't get enough.. he wishes he could just soak in her beauty and get drunk by it...vv~see below~vv
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don't know, have not counted.  Your question is in the incorrect catagory, just thought you may want to know.
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I have 261 songs, 10 mixes, and most are 128, 192, or 320 kbps\n\nThere are the occasional odd ones at 203, 206, 208, 230, 189, 160, 186, 254, 256...\n\nWhat kind of question is this anyway? \nOh, I know. It's a boring-yet-somewhat-weird question.
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I would buy something I've wanted for a long time, like a Beatles album.  I have quite a few songs from them but I don't have any complete albums.  I love the Beatles and I'm kind of ashamed I don't have any of their cds.
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Nah. Might reach number 29 in the charts because only 29 people will buy it.
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You gotta make a lot of copies and send it to labels. My opinion stick with small labels, like dinosuar fight records, that would be your best chance.
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I doubt this information is publicly available. If it's not listed on their website, you'll likely not be able to get this information.\n\nI would bet the number is in the millions as I personally downloaded hundreds of songs from AllOfMp3.com last year... great, great site!!!!!!!