Thread: Battle of the Bands #2
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Old 01-03-2009, 11:16 AM   #26
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Originally Posted by Boomer View Post
As opposed to the other seven albums they've put out, all of which have really amazing music on them?

I mean you want to talk fame...they won their Grammy for Spin the Black Circle.

Or how about Vs., which at the time set the record for albums sold in the first week of its release.

I'm not asking for much here. I didn't say you couldn't bring Ten up, I'm just sick of it being the only thing that's brought up. That's all.
Oh God. You've never like another band, have you? "Amazing music" doesn't really make for a good argument. Vs. Was in large part a tribute to the success of their debut album and the fact they were hot at the time. And do we really need to bring up a single that wasn't even commercially viable simply because it won a Grammy? It never charted in terms of sales and very likely only charted on Billboard because of the delay in album release. Followup, the Grammy likely reflected the initial sales.

Vs. was the only album remotely as commercially viable as Ten, and it sold about half as well domestically. That kind of tiering makes it fairly obvious.
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