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Chartmasters: No Doubt sales

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I don't know if this was posted or not but Chartmasters finally did a study on No Doubt. Gwen Stefani's solo career is coming next. 

 

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At 24,360,000 EAS, Tragic Kingdom is the 5th most successful album from 1995.
At 15,490,000 EAS, Don’t Speak is the 2nd most successful song from 1995.

All told, the band sold 35.3 million albums through their career. 

 

https://chartmasters.org/2020/03/no-doubt-albums-and-songs-sales/

 

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ugh FINALLY!
Gwen was long overdue to be done (along with ND)

 

I have memories that they had actually been researched but then removed?
Maybe Im having a mandela effect moment

 

 

 

Anyways, hopefully they do Nelly Furtado next!

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2 minutes ago, Rev8 said:

ugh FINALLY!
Gwen was long overdue to be done (along with ND)

 

I have memories that they had actually been researched but then removed?
Maybe Im having a mandela effect moment

 

 

 

Anyways, hopefully they do Nelly Furtado next!

I don't think he ever had them on Chartmasters before. I'm interested to see L.A.M.B's results in particular. MJ Dangerous said L.A.M.B sold 8m+ pure on his old website back in like 2006 so I'm expecting that album to double Rock Steady's CSPC. 

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Don't speak is the 13th most successful song from the 90s according to chartmasters. This is huge considering it wasn't related as a physical single in America.

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