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On 4/29/2023 at 8:16 PM, heavyharmonies said:

All things considered, I loved what my Philadelphia Eagledogs did. Getting Deandre Swift from Detroit for a 2025 4th round pick was a steal. Yes, it's a 1-year rental/tryout, but if we don't keep him we get a compensatory pick in 2025 anyway, so all it will have cost was swapping 7th round picks. If he ends up working out and we re-sign him, then a 4th round pick will have been a bargain.

Never hurts to have a few RB's on your team.

KC won the Super Bowl and they used a variety of RB's

Titans went all in for offense !!

Love Gun-Kiss

David Bowie-Moonage Daydream

Jethro Tull- Rok Flote

LA Guns-Black Diamonds

Tonight's the big night for the college players who are being drafted.

I'm more interested in watching this than any baseball game !

In Heat-The Romantics

Love Stinks-J Geils Band

Here’s a breakdown of the totals:

Of 72 Seasons’ 134,000 sold, physical sales comprise 106,500 (59,000 on CD, 42,500 on vinyl and 5,000 on cassette) and digital download sales comprise nearly 27,500. The vinyl sales sum marks Metallica’s largest sales week for an album on the format since Luminate began tracking sales in 1991

This Love-Pantera

One of the Boys-Katy Perry

Love Bites-Judas Priest

A very good release by them. I do agree with the last 2 comments that Inamorata is too long and there are a couple of songs that I could do without.But overall it is what it is and I'm happy with it. I'd say Shadows Follow is my favorite song 

Don't Believe Her-Scorpions

Under A Blood Red Sky-U2

9 hours ago, Doggy said:

Is that 134,000 that got pinch from the stores or at secondhand stores.

It's the first week of sales so they are all just bought this week or pre-ordered and delivered.

Billboard doesn't keep track of secondhand stores and I'm not sure if there are any secondhand stores around 

So Red The Rose-Arcadia

Looks like KarpetRyd was closer.Metallica actually opened at #2 with 146,000 total with 134,000 being the total for physical totals.

AC/DC-Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Creedence Clearwater Revival-Chronicle 

INXS-X

Huey Lewis and the News-Sports

Steve Miller Band-Greatest Hits 1974-78

Mr. Big-Big, Bigger, Biggest

Graham Nash-Innocent Eyes 

Stevie Nicks-Bella Donna

Panic at the Disco-A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out 

Tears For Fears-Songs From the Big Chair

Garth Brooks-Man Against Machine 

Fuel-Something Like Human 

INXS-Kick 

Now 20-Compilation 

Simon and Garfunkel-Greatest Hits 

Van Zant II -S/T

10 minutes ago, KarpetRydOFunk said:

CDs? No, probably closer to 40,000. But even that's likely high. 

I’m talking overall sales but the physical and digital gets separated so album, cassette and CD totals ( physical) will be around 350,000

I'm guessing that Metallica will be number 1 on Billboard's top 200 but are there any guesses as to the number of cds sold ?

I'm gonna guess high and go for 400,000

Summer Nights-Van Halen

Malice in Wonderland-Nazareth

Boogie Wonderland: The Very Best of Earth, Wind and Fire-Earth, Wind and Fire