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'One More Light' One Million Points Worldwide

MOST POPULAR ALBUMS OF 2017
1. "Divide" Ed Sheeran - 8,411,000
2. "Damn" Kendrick Lamar - 3,454,000
3. "More Life" Drake - 3,010,000
4. "24k Magic" Bruno Mars - 2,528,000 
5. "Starboy" The Weeknd - 2,392,000 
...
31. "One More Light" Linkin Park - 1,037,000


Top 20 streamed artists on Amazon Music Unlimited 2017

1. Ed Sheeran
2. The Beatles
3. Elvis Presley
4. Coldplay
5. Eminem
6. Queen
7. Little Mix
8. Fleetwood Mac
9. Oasis
10. Drake
11. Taylor Swift
12. Adele
13. Bruno Mars
14. Linkin Park
15. David Bowie
16. Imagine Dragons
17. Michael Jackson
18. Elton John
19. Rag’N’Bone Man
20. Katy Perry


Linkin Park Scores Sixth No. 1 Album on Billboard 200 Chart With 'One More Light' (billboard.com)

Linkin Park notches its sixth No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, as One More Light debuts atop the tally. The set earned 111,000 equivalent album units in the week ending May 25, according to Nielsen Music. Of that sum, 100,000 were in traditional album sales. The album is Linkin Park’s seventh studio effort, and was released on May 25 through Machine Shop/Warner Bros. Records.

The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the U.S. based on multi-metric consumption, which includes traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). The new June 10, 2017-dated chart (where Linkin Park bows at No. 1) will be posted in full to Billboard’s websites on Wednesday, May 31 -- one day later than usual, due to the Memorial Day holiday in the U.S.

Earlier in the week, industry forecasters suggested that Linkin Park would start at No. 2 on the chart, with perhaps 90,000 units (with around 80,000 of that sum in album sales). However, the set sold stronger than expected, and it comes out on top.

Linkin Park's Chester Bennington Test Drives New Luxury Ride — And a Different Sound
Topping the chart for the sixth time, Linkin Park joins a small group of rock bands that have done the same. Just nine rock bands in total have scored at least six No. 1 albums: The Beatles (with 19), The Rolling Stones (nine), Led Zeppelin and U2 (both with seven), and Bon Jovi, Dave Matthews Band, Eagles, Linkin Park and Metallica (all with six each).

One More Light is Linkin Park’s tenth top 10 album. The band previously visited the top 10 with all six of their earlier studio efforts, along with two remix albums, and the band’s collaborative mash-up set with Jay Z, Collision Course.

'One More Light' Dominates US Sales Race



SALES PLUS STREAMING: 117,217.



'Heavy' National Charts (6 weeks)

#57 Billboard Hot 100
 #1 Rock Digital Song Sales
 #3 Hot Rock Songs
 #12 Rock Streaming Songs
 #19 Mainstream Top 40
 #19 Adult Top 40
 #25 Alternative

#4 MTV Adria Top 20
#33 Austria
#42 Germany
#93 Canada


'Heavy' National Charts (5 weeks)

#79 Billboard Hot 100
 #3 Hot Rock Songs
 #3 Rock Digital Song Sales
 #7 Rock Streaming Songs
 #19 Adult Top 40
 #20 Mainstream Top 40
 #22 Alternative

#6 MTV Adria Top 20
#49 Austria
#53 Germany
#90 Czech Republic
#94 Canada

'Heavy' National Charts (4 weeks)


#69 Billboard Hot 100
 #2 Rock Digital Song Sales
 #3 Hot Rock Songs
 #6 Rock Streaming Songs
 #19 Adult Top 40
 #22 Mainstream Top 40
 #22 Alternative

#7 MTV Adria Top 20
#59 Germany
#65 Austria
#82 Canada
#92 Czech Republic


Linkin Park Popularity Analysis - Streaming Sales (chartmasters.org)


Below table lists Spotify streaming of all songs from the five albums we are studying. The Comprehensive Streaming is reached by multiplying Spotify figures by 68/26. In fact, as shown in IFPI 2015 Report, there were 68 million paying subscribers to all streaming platforms by the end of 2015. While the exact count of Spotify paying subscribers by the end of 2015 is unknown, that figure reached 20 million in June 2015 and 30 million in March 2016, thus an estimated 26 million is used as of the end of 2015.
The equivalent album sales is the division of the comprehensive streaming figure by 1500 as it is now the norm in the new industry model.
Watching results of their most recent albums, one may though Linkin Park failed to correctly move into the Streaming era. This theory is completely destroyed by results of their earlier albums.
With 12 tracks at 12,5 million and more, Hybrid Theory is an absolute beast in the Streaming field. The best indicator of this situation is In The End which registered a gigantic 177 million streams as of September 27 2016, putting the track among the very best catalog hits ever. Meteora is barely lower, itself with most tracks well past 10 million streams and with one terrific smash, Numb at 150 million. As incredible as it may seem, this tally doesn’t include streams of Numb / Encore mashup that is part of the Orphan Album.
Overall a bit lower on both big hits and album tracks areas, Minutes To Midnight still has healthy results.
In terms of album sales equivalent, those three albums add for more than 2 million units together.
A Thousand Suns is the last album of the band to be released before the Streaming explosion. As it failed to get the catalog appeal of its predecessors, its plays represent only 201,000 units, well short of the Hybrid Theory 843,000 units mark. The Catalyst is the album biggest hit despite less than 22 million streams, a figure topped by as much as six tracks from their debut album.
Following two records got released during the Streaming era but met different fortunes. Living Things has tracks up to 89, 66 and 34 million, helping to build more than half a million album sales equivalent. In the other side, despite the huge increase of the market, the highest song from The Hunting Party is on 24 million only, showing the huge lack of hit from the record.
Surprisingly, Linkin Park released several of their biggest hits outside their studio albums.
The first one is the massive Numb / Encore, a mix of their classic track Numb along with Jay-Z classic Encore. At 124 million, this may be  considered as one of the biggest remix of all-time, if not the biggest.
New Divide, used as a single for Transformers Soundtrack, features very well too at 56 million.