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Post by CoJoFan on Jan 1, 2017 9:17:01 GMT -5
The weekly updates return tomorrow night if I'm not mistaken?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2017 9:19:33 GMT -5
The weekly updates return tomorrow night if I'm not mistaken? It should we already had our two week stretch of no PDFs and tomorrow isn't a holiday so I believe it should be coming tomorrow, which means I have to get predictions going! |
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Post by carriekins on Jan 1, 2017 10:09:55 GMT -5
The weekly updates return tomorrow night if I'm not mistaken? It should we already had our two week stretch of no PDFs and tomorrow isn't a holiday so I believe it should be coming tomorrow, which means I have to get predictions going! Tomorrow is the observed holiday for New Year's Day, so we might not get one until Tuesday. Many businesses are closed tomorrow. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2017 22:16:06 GMT -5
If there is a published BCU this week, it most likely won't come out until Tuesday evening, as carriekins stated. Tomorrow is the New Year's holiday for all intents and purposes. |
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Post by sabre14 on Jan 3, 2017 20:58:28 GMT -5
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Post by someguy on Jan 9, 2017 20:59:54 GMT -5
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Post by onebuffalo on Jan 10, 2017 10:11:16 GMT -5
I know they do a quarterly report. One will be coming in January. Thanks, I always thought I remembered seeing that each year. Ask and ye shall receive: The top selling albums, singles, and most streamed songs are in this week's Billboard Country Update. Enjoy! |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2017 11:00:19 GMT -5
Thanks, I always thought I remembered seeing that each year. Ask and ye shall receive: The top selling albums, singles, and most streamed songs are in this week's Billboard Country Update. Enjoy! I did get to see them. Glad they're there. Thanks, for the heads up. |
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Post by trebor on Jan 12, 2017 12:47:50 GMT -5
Billboard Country Update, January 9, 2017:
"Stapleton, FGL, Hunt Loom Large In Country’s 2016 Consumption" - > Inconsistency in sales volumes and analysis:
Tom Roland from Billboard Nashville has just confirmed that they will fix their lead article.
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Post by trebor on Jan 14, 2017 4:18:07 GMT -5
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Post by someguy on Jan 14, 2017 4:45:48 GMT -5
That's disappointing to me. I liked the Billboard Country Album chart as a pure sales chart. |
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Post by onebuffalo on Jan 14, 2017 9:11:59 GMT -5
That's disappointing to me. I liked the Billboard Country Album chart as a pure sales chart. You're still getting a pure album sales chart for country as I have read it: Billboard and Nielsen will still compile sales-based album charts, but the main chart in each genre in Billboard and/or on Billboard.com will be consumption-based. Chart rank history for each list will be connected with the sales-based rank history dating back to each chart’s origin. |
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Post by someguy on Jan 14, 2017 9:18:33 GMT -5
That's disappointing to me. I liked the Billboard Country Album chart as a pure sales chart. You're still getting a pure album sales chart for country as I have read it: Billboard and Nielsen will still compile sales-based album charts, but the main chart in each genre in Billboard and/or on Billboard.com will be consumption-based. Chart rank history for each list will be connected with the sales-based rank history dating back to each chart’s origin. Better than not having one I guess, but I don't like Billboard considering their main chart (and all of its history) going to the new hybrid chart.ss |
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Post by onebuffalo on Jan 14, 2017 9:20:00 GMT -5
You're still getting a pure album sales chart for country as I have read it: Billboard and Nielsen will still compile sales-based album charts, but the main chart in each genre in Billboard and/or on Billboard.com will be consumption-based. Chart rank history for each list will be connected with the sales-based rank history dating back to each chart’s origin. Better than not having one I guess, but I don't like Billboard considering their main chart (and all of its history) going to the new hybrid chart.ss I'm certainly not a fan of adding streaming to the mix. |
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Post by josephmorgan on Jan 14, 2017 14:25:13 GMT -5
Plus the fact that catalog albums will also be in the mix, which means that an album from many years ago could suddenly make the top five out of nowhere.
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Post by gingersnap on Jan 14, 2017 16:55:26 GMT -5
Personally,I say would be better off to do away with all the charts and let it be about the music and the listeners decide what they want to hear instead of labels and radio deciding for people ,cause all it seems like lately with their rule changes Billboard just makes is to make things worse.
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Post by onebuffalo on Jan 14, 2017 17:13:24 GMT -5
Personally,I say would be better off to do away with all the charts and let it be about the music and the listeners decide what they want to hear instead of labels and radio deciding for people ,cause all it seems like lately with their rule changes Billboard just makes is to make things worse. 1. If you got rid of the charts, Billboard would cease to exist. 2. As far as the album charts are concerned, the public does have a say. Billboard is just reporting the numbers of each album sold. You do have a say in that. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 14, 2017 17:20:38 GMT -5
You're still getting a pure album sales chart for country as I have read it: Billboard and Nielsen will still compile sales-based album charts, but the main chart in each genre in Billboard and/or on Billboard.com will be consumption-based. Chart rank history for each list will be connected with the sales-based rank history dating back to each chart’s origin. Better than not having one I guess, but I don't like Billboard considering their main chart (and all of its history) going to the new hybrid chart.ss 100% this. I hate that a chart like the Hot Country Songs chart is their "main" chart and all historical achievements are compared with this radically different chart. So, now all the records of the Country Album Chart will be compared to the streaming era. Not cool. |
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Jan 17, 2017 21:47:44 GMT -5
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Post by someguy on Jan 30, 2017 20:55:57 GMT -5
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Post by trebor on Jan 31, 2017 7:22:07 GMT -5
Billboard® © nielsen.MUSIC | Top Country Albums™ February 11, 2017 (If anyone cares) 1st multi-metric chart | | | | | Title | Artist | Label | | | | | | Traveller | Chris Stapleton | Mercury | | | | | | Ripcord | Keith Urban | Hit Red/Capitol Nashville | | | | | | Tangled Up | Thomas Rhett | Valory | | | | | | Dig Your Roots | Florida Georgia Line | BMLG | | | | | | They Don't Know | Jason Aldean | Macon/Broken Bow | | | | | | If I'm Honest | Blake Shelton | Warner Bros. | | | | | | Montevallo | Sam Hunt | MCA Nashville | | | | | | California Sunrise | Jon Pardi | Capitol Nashville | | | | | | Kill The Lights | Luke Bryan | Capitol Nashville | | | | | | Mr. Misunderstood | Eric Church | EMI Nashville | | | | | | The Weight Of These Wings | Miranda Lambert | Vanner/RCA Nashville | | | | | | Black | Dierks Bentley | Capitol Nashville | | | | | | Reloaded: 20 #1 Hits | Blake Shelton | Warner Bros. | | | | | | Kane Brown | Kane Brown | Zone 4/RCA Nashville | | | | | | Storyteller | Carrie Underwood | 19/Arista Nashville | | | | | | Hero | Maren Morris | Columbia Nashville | | | | | | Meat And Candy | Old Dominion | RCA Nashville | | | | | | The Ultimate Hits | Garth Brooks | Pearl | | | | | | The First Time | Kelsea Ballerini | Black River | | | | | | Greatest Hits So Far... | Zac Brown Band | ROAR/Southern Ground/Atlantic | | | | | | 35 Biggest Hits | Toby Keith | Show Dog-Universal | | | | | | Greatest Hits: Decade #1 | Carrie Underwood | 19/Arista Nashville | | | | | | You Should Be Here | Cole Swindell | Warner Bros. | | | | | | Here's To The Good Times | Florida Georgia Line | Republic Nashville | | | | | | Cosmic Hallelujah | Kenny Chesney | Blue Chair/Columbia Nashville | | | | | | Crash My Party | Luke Bryan | Capitol Nashville | | | | | | A Sailor's Guide To Earth | Sturgill Simpson | Atlantic | | | | | | I'm Comin' Over | Chris Young | RCA Nashville | | | | | | Girl Problems | Chris Lane | Big Loud | | | | | | The Legend Of Johnny Cash | Johnny Cash | Columbia Nashville/Legacy/American/Island | | | | | | Brett Young EP | Brett Young | BMLG | | | | | | Illinois | Brett Eldredge | Atlantic | | | | | | Chief | Eric Church | EMI Nashville | | | | | | Number One Hits | Tim McGraw | Curb | | | | | | Anything Goes | Florida Georgia Line | BMLG | | | | | | The Outsiders | Eric Church | EMI Nashville | | | | | | The Ultimate Collection | Garth Brooks | Pearl | | | | | | Damn Country Music | Tim McGraw | McGraw/Big Machine | | | | | | Icon 2: George Strait | George Strait | MCA Nashville | | | | | | Just As I Am | Brantley Gilbert | Valory | | | | | | Obsessed | Dan + Shay | Warner Bros. | | | | | | JEKYLL + HYDE | Zac Brown Band | Southern Ground/John Varvatos/BMLG | | | | | | Greatest Hits Volume 1 | Rascal Flatts | Lyric Street | | | | | | The Essential Johnny Cash | Johnny Cash | Columbia/Legacy | | | | | | Michael Ray | Michael Ray | Atlantic | | | | | | Hits Alive | Brad Paisley | Arista Nashville | | | | | | Red | Taylor Swift | Big Machine | | | | | | This One's For You (EP) | Luke Combs | River House/Columbia Nashville | | | | | | Old Boots, New Dirt | Jason Aldean | Broken Bow | | | | | | Tailgates & Tanlines | Luke Bryan | Capitol Nashville |
Leaving from # 11 ( 8 ) [ 4 ] Gunslinger - Garth Brooks ( Pearl ) Leaving from # 17 ( 11 ) [ 6 ] NOW That's What I Call Country #1's - Various Artists ( Sony Music/Universal ) Leaving from # 18 ( 49 ) [ 1 ] Hymns - Joey + Rory ( Farmhouse/Gaither ) Leaving from # 19 ( 9 ) [ 3 ] Strait Out Of The Box: Part 2 - George Strait ( MCA Nashville ) Leaving from # 22 ( 18 ) [ 1 ] Sinner - Aaron Lewis ( Dot ) Leaving from # 23 ( 25 ) [ 2 ] Love Remains - Hillary Scott & The Scott Family ( HST/EMI Nashville ) Leaving from # 25 ( 22 ) [ 1 ] Kinda Don't Care - Justin Moore ( Valory ) Leaving from # 26 ( 1 ) [ 26 ] Laws Of Gravity - The Infamous Stringdusters ( Compass ) Leaving from # 28 ( 32 ) [ 3 ] NOW That's What I Call Country, Volume 9 - Various Artists ( Sony Music/Universal ) Leaving from # 29 ( 10 ) [ 3 ] Tattooed - Ronnie Dunn ( Nash Icon ) Leaving from # 30 ( 18 ) [ 4 ] I'm Not Dead - Cody Jinks ( Cody Jinks ) Leaving from # 31 ( 1 ) [ 31 ] Puxico - Natalie Hemby ( GetWrucke ) Leaving from # 33 ( 11 ) [ 4 ] Mr. Misunderstood: On The Rocks, Live And (Mostly) Unplugged (EP) - Eric Church ( EMI Nashville ) Leaving from # 35 ( 8 ) [ 31 ] Precious Memories: Collection - Alan Jackson ( ARC/EMI Nashville ) Leaving from # 36 ( 47 ) [ 3 ] Pawn Shop - Brothers Osborne ( EMI Nashville ) Leaving from # 40 ( 22 ) [ 1 ] Pure & Simple - Dolly Parton ( Dolly/RCA Nashville ) Leaving from # 41 ( 13 ) [ 5 ] CMA Awards 50 ZinePak - Various Artists ( CMA ) Leaving from # 42 ( 4 ) [ 31 ] To Joey, With Love - Soundtrack ( Hickory Films/Provident Films/Reunion ) Leaving from # 43 ( 6 ) [ 5 ] Dylan Scott - Dylan Scott ( Curb ) Leaving from # 45 ( 17 ) [ 4 ] Spark - Drake White ( Dot ) Leaving from # 46 ( 13 ) [ 2 ] For Better, Or Worse - John Prine ( Oh Boy ) Leaving from # 47 ( 3 ) [ 37 ] Dear Life - High Valley ( Atlantic ) Leaving from # 48 ( 9 ) [ 5 ] Vinyl - Willaim Michael Morgan ( Warner Bros. ) Leaving from # 49 ( 32 ) [ 3 ] Chapter I (EP) - Kane Brown ( Zone 4/RCA Nashville ) |
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Post by Daryl the Beryl on Jan 31, 2017 8:03:33 GMT -5
What a mess.
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Post by rbundy1987 on Feb 20, 2017 13:51:09 GMT -5
Just reminding everyone that there will not be a chart issue released tonight for both Billboard Country Update and Mediabase Country Aircheck Weekly due to it being President's Day today. Tomorrow evening is when we will have the new weekly issues.
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