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"CD album sales in the United States have dropped by 90 percent since peaking in 2000 and are currently at their lowest level since 1987 (when Michael Jackson's Bad and the Dirty Dancing soundtrack topped the Billboard charts)."
Via Pierre Priot
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Rescooped by Christopher Coleman from Kill The Record Industry |
Pierre Priot's curator insight,
February 17, 2018 10:48 AM
CD album sales in the US are now below 100 million units, while vinyl LPs have reached 14.3 million in 2017
Jonathan Fondren's curator insight,
October 20, 2019 3:05 PM
Opinion: Times are changing, I believe maximizing on the resources and new technology that we have in this day in age to build on sales is something we should start to embrace.
Evaluation: The source is reliable because the Author was very identifiable with his level of expertise and contact info in plain site. His findings are cited and the quick article seems to be completely unbiased. I would say this is a credible source.
Major Source: I believe anyone in audio industry should be aware of this impact, but I don’t believe it is as important as it was maybe 10 years ago.
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