what is the most popular selling music?
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Pop music ...I'm talk about, pop music...
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Pop music. Popular music.\nHmmm.\nKurt Weill once suggested that there are only two types of music: good and bad.\nI will go further and suggest a third (middle) category: music they play in supermarkets.\nAnd not all of the supermarket music is truly bad.\nIt is in the ear of the beholder.\nTo discriminate purely on the basis of any art product's popularity is unreasoned and snobbish.\nDo you read and write music? Can you name each note you hear?\nHave you a great deal of experience in the music industry?\nDo you have the skill and vocabulary to offer objective criticism of music?\n\nIf the answer to any of these questions is 'no' then the chances are that you are nothing more than a supercilious, jumped-up, pseud' with a chip on your shoulder.\n\nWind your neck in!
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Check out the billboard chart...\n\nhttp://www.billboard.com/bbcom/charts/chart_display.jsp?g=Singles&f=The+Billboard+Hot+100
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No! Every mainstream band is not a sellout. A good musical artist wants everyone to enjoy their music. Why would you not want the most exposure to the biggest audience possible. Making money is not the main goal for a lot of bands but it is also not necessarily a bad thing. With more money you can travel to other cities and more people can hear you play. If Metallica did not become mainstream you may have never heard of them, and would not be able to enjoy their music. They couldn't be your favorite band.
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My immortal from DareDevil - by Evanescence\n\nBiggest ever seller still is White Christmas by Bing Crosby!\n\nAlso liked "Now we are free" from the Gladiator sound track!!\n\nGlad no one has mentioned Brian Adams Yet!!!!
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Was this CD sold publicly?
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I do not have any statistics to prove my point, but I will\n venture to say that 85% of the USA likes or love some type of music. MUSIC IS LIFE.
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Billboard is ok, but it charges for complete lists.  To be honest, the best way to get good lists is to sign up for itunes, which is free.  Users dicate what the top lists are for all genres of music.  U don't need to buy the music, but u can see the top 100 dl's for all types of music.
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based on volume of sales...
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They sold about 30:\n1- album: "England's Newest Hitmakers" (1964)\n\nRoute 66\nI Just Want To Make Love To You\nHonest I Do\nI Need You Baby (Mona)\nNow I've Got A Witness\nLittle By Little\nI'm A King Bee\nCarol\nTell Me\nCan I Get A Witness\nYou Can Make It If You Try\nWalking The Dog \n\n2- album: "12x5" (1964)\n\nAround And Around\nConfessin' The Blues\nEmpty Heart\nTime Is On My Side\nGood Times, Bad Times\nIt's All Over Now\n2120 South Michigan Avenue\nUnder The Board Walk\nCongratulations\nGrown Up Wrong\nIf You Need Me\nSusie Q \n\n3- album: "December's Children" (1965)\n\nShe Said Yeah\nTalkin' About You\nYou Better Move On\nLook What You've Done\nThe Singer Not The Song\nRoute 66\nGet Off Of My Cloud\nI'm Free\nAs Tears Go By\nGotta Get Away\nBlue Turns To Grey\nI'm Moving On \n\n4- album: "The Rolling Stones, Now!" (1965)\n\nEverybody Needs Somebody To Love\nDown Home Girl\nYou Can't Catch Me\nHeart Of Stone\nWhat A Shame\nI Need You Baby (Mona)\nDown The Road Apiece\nOff The Hook\nPain In My Heart\nOh Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin')\nLittle Red Rooster\nSurprise, Surprise \n\n5-album: "Out Of Our Heads" (1965)\n\nMercy Mercy\nHitch Hike\nThe Last Time\nThat's How Strong My Love Is\nGood Times\nI'm Alright\n(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction\nCry To Me\nThe Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man\nPlay With Fire\nThe Spider And The Fly\nOne More Try \n\n6-album: "Aftermath" (1966)\n\nPaint It Black\nStupid Girl\nLady Jane\nUnder My Thumb\nDoncha Bother Me\nThink\nFlight 505\nHigh And Dry\nIt's Not Easy\nI Am Waiting\nGoing Home \n\n7-album: "Flowers" (1967)\n\nRuby Tuesday\nHave You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow?\nLet's Spend The Night Together\nLady Jane\nOut Of Time\nMy Girl\nBackstreet Girl\nPlease Go Home\nMother's Little Helper\nTake It Or Leave It\nRide On, Baby\nSittin' On A Fence \n\n8-album: "Their Satanic Majesties Request" (1967)\n\nSing This All Together\nCitadel\nIn Another Land\n2000 Man\nSing This All Together (See What Happens)\nShe's A Rainbow\nThe Lantern\nGomper\n2000 Light Years From Home\nOn With The Show \n\n9-album: "Between The Buttons" (1967)\n\nLet's Spend The Night Together\nYesterday's Papers\nRuby Tuesday\nConnection\nShe Smiled Sweetly\nCool, Calm & Collected\nAll Sold Out\nMy Obsession\nWho's Been Sleeping Here\nComplicated\nMiss Amanda Jones\nSomething Happened To Me Yesterday \n\n10-album: "Beggar's Banquet" (1968)\n\nSympathy For The Devil\nNo Expectations\nDear Doctor\nParachute Woman\nJig-Saw Puzzle\nStreet Fighting Man\nProdigal Son\nStray Cat Blues\nFactory Girl\nSalt Of The Earth \n\n11-album: "Let It Bleed" (1969)\n\nGimme Shelter\nLove In Vain\nCountry Honk\nLive With Me\nLet It Bleed\nMidnight Rambler\nYou Got The Silver\nMonkey Man\nYou Can't Always Get What You Want \n\n12- album: "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out" (1970)\n\nJumping Jack Flash\nCarol\nStray Cat Blues\nLove In Vain\nMidnight Rambler\nSympathy For The Devil\nLive With Me\nLittle Queenie\nHonky Tonk Women\nStreet Fighting Man \n\n13-album: "Sticky Fingers" (1971)\n\nBrown Sugar\nSway\nWild Horses\nCan't You Hear Me Knocking\nYou Gotta Move\nBitch\nI Got The Blues\nSister Morphine\nDead Flowers\nMoonlight Mile \n\n14- album: "Exile On Main Street" (1972)\n\nRocks Off\nRip This Joint\nShake Your Hips\nCasino Boogie\nTumbling Dice\nSweet Virginia\nTorn And Frayed\nSweet Black Angel\nLoving Cup\nHappy\nTurd On The Run\nVentilator Blues\nI Just Want To See His Face\nLet It Loose\nAll Down The Line\nStop Breaking Down\nShine A Light\nSoul Survivor \n\n15-album: "Goats Head Soup" (1973)\n\nDancing With Mr. D.\n100 Years Ago\nComing Down Again\nDoo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)\nAngie\nSilver Train\nHide Your Love\nWinter\nCan You Hear The Music?\nStar Star \n\n
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IF IT'S NOT ON THE CHARTS ITS BECAUSE IT DIDN'T SELL A LOT OF COPIES.
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Probably Beatles, Elvis or Michael Jackson.\n\nIf it's the best-selling artist, I'd guess the Beatles.\n\nIf it's best-selling album, I'd guess Michael Jackson's "Thriller".
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Please Please Me - Number 1 in British charts for 29 weeks (setting record for longest run at #1). \n\nSgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Was in US Billboard Top 100 for 85 weeks, and the Top 200 for 113 weeks.\n\nAbbey Road - Estimated world sales by the end of November 1969, 4 million; by the end of 1969, 5 million; by 1980, 10 million and remains their best-selling album of all-time.
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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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can't find one that didn't make it to number one. but found  few that sold over 1 Million and didn't make it\n\n1961 Acker Bilk Stranger on the Shore 1.2 M\n1983 New Order Blue Monday 1 M\n1984 Wham Last Christmas 1.5M
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I think his most popular song was "Bang a Gong", Marc Bolan site enclosed.\n\nhttp://www.marcbolan.net/
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i am not sure, i guess u can contact the radio station and ask them if it was sold in the shops you can do this online. also you could look or something like thepiratebay.org they have a lot of music. \nterry