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mj had a spotty wee
Phoenix, AZ
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mj had a spotty wee
Phoenix, AZ
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King Elvis wrote: <quoted text> So, is this all you do 24 hours a day, troll, spamming Elvis and Wacko threads with your nonsensical bullshit? No, it judges all our posts, uses different nics/IP locations to troll with and the death threat making loser missed the fact that all her spam from youtube leads right to her...mjlover4life aka Saine Faustin. Jobless welfare wench who neglects her own kids and obviously never ventures out in public. Her main goal is to get this forum closed. She has a few on-line petitions which don't do jack squat. She denies posting here, yet never leaves. Ignorant and ill obviously from NY, not Denmark.
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Hee hee
Everett, WA
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mj had a spotty wee wrote: Adele beat out mj. Jivey MJ got beat Heeeee heeee heee heeee.
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King Elvis
Australia
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momfred wrote: youtube.com/watch?v=aZaxo6mqKv A …Taylor Swift STFU, troll, this is not the place for irrelevant bullshit.
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Albert
Everett, WA
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King Elvis wrote: <quoted text> STFU, troll, this is not the place for irrelevant bullshit. Yeah the power ball video was stupid and irrelevant indeed .Doesn't need to be on this forum.
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CONSTANTINE 101
Denmark
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Albert wrote: <quoted text>Yeah the power ball video was stupid and irrelevant indeed .Doesn't need to be on this forum. musick
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CONSTANTINE 101
Denmark
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mj had a spotty wee wrote: Adele beat out mj. yup
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Mjacko
Austin, TX
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mj is not on any billboard charts now. He's dead.
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Constatino
Everett, WA
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CONSTANTINE 101 wrote: <quoted text> musick Muzek
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Fredricko
Everett, WA
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Mjacko wrote: mj is not on any billboard charts now. He's dead. He's dead and gone no more heeee heeee heeee heeee.
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RICK
Midlothian, IL
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So here is,in my opinion,are what the RIAA needs to do in order to regain the respect of the musical world and people like myself.No 1;accurately count record sales in between certification levels,which accounts for 60 MILLION UNCOUNTED ELVIS SALES.No.2;count the sales of records uncertified,in Elvis' case,220 plus albums and 55 MILLION UNCOUNTED SALES,and singles and EP'S ADDITIONAL MILLIONS ALSO.No 3.;drop that stupid 100 minute rule for double albums,2 album sets SHOULD BE COUNTED AS 2,BECAUSE DOUBLE ALBUMS IN THE DAYS OF VINYL WERE ALSO TWICE THE PRICE,OR VERY CLOSE TO IT.NO.4;count the sales of records sold under 3 dollars,popular in the 70's with budget albums.No 5.count estmated sales if a credible argument can be made for them,like the missing 12 months of Elvis sales after his death,in which RCA'S record pressing plants operated 24 HOURS A DAY,7 DAYS A WEEK FOR ALMOST THE ENTIRE YEAR,WHERE 200 MILLION ELVIS RECORDS WERE ESTIMATED TO HAVE BEEN SOLD JUST IN THE U.S..They're a music organization for pete's sake,and should understand that ACCURACY should be a HIGH PRIORITY,peace out.
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King Elvis
Australia
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Patrick
United States
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mj tkop wrote: michael jackson should be on number one because based on the many sources that i've seen 'bout michael jackson, michael jackson is the most famous person and artist on earth If elvis was already globally known , and mj fans and the world knew that he married elvis daughter doesn't that mean elvis is the most famous ?
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Patrick
United States
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RICK wrote: So here is,in my opinion,are what the RIAA needs to do in order to regain the respect of the musical world and people like myself.No 1;accurately count record sales in between certification levels,which accounts for 60 MILLION UNCOUNTED ELVIS SALES.No.2;count the sales of records uncertified,in Elvis' case,220 plus albums and 55 MILLION UNCOUNTED SALES,and singles and EP'S ADDITIONAL MILLIONS ALSO.No 3.;drop that stupid 100 minute rule for double albums,2 album sets SHOULD BE COUNTED AS 2,BECAUSE DOUBLE ALBUMS IN THE DAYS OF VINYL WERE ALSO TWICE THE PRICE,OR VERY CLOSE TO IT.NO.4;count the sales of records sold under 3 dollars,popular in the 70's with budget albums.No 5.count estmated sales if a credible argument can be made for them,like the missing 12 months of Elvis sales after his death,in which RCA'S record pressing plants operated 24 HOURS A DAY,7 DAYS A WEEK FOR ALMOST THE ENTIRE YEAR,WHERE 200 MILLION ELVIS RECORDS WERE ESTIMATED TO HAVE BEEN SOLD JUST IN THE U.S..They're a music organization for pete's sake,and should understand that ACCURACY should be a HIGH PRIORITY,peace out. Can we start a petition ?
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chris
United States
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In my oppinion, Elvis sales should have been accounted for from the very beginning. Their has to be a way to find out what the numbers were before the RIAA. How did they figure out which records were gold or platinum? Or did that also start with the RIAA? If so, then what they could do, is look at the royalties that were paid to Elvis, & calculate it from that.
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Dennis Hauser
United States
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chris wrote: In my oppinion, Elvis sales should have been accounted for from the very beginning. Their has to be a way to find out what the numbers were before the RIAA. How did they figure out which records were gold or platinum? Or did that also start with the RIAA? If so, then what they could do, is look at the royalties that were paid to Elvis, & calculate it from that. Now we're getting somewhere!!
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Chester
Everett, WA
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Patrick wrote: <quoted text> Can we start a petition ? What difference does it make The King is dead. Just let him rest in Peace and those that loved him can get some peace without battling over royalties or record sales or whatever they feel Elvis did or didn't get. What matters the most is the memories he left behind how much records he sold or how much money he made makes no difference it's the music that matters.
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chris wrote: In my oppinion, Elvis sales should have been accounted for from the very beginning. Their has to be a way to find out what the numbers were before the RIAA. How did they figure out which records were gold or platinum? Or did that also start with the RIAA? If so, then what they could do, is look at the royalties that were paid to Elvis, & calculate it from that. Everybody knows that Col Parker hid Elvis's true sales. He did it to pocket the money for himself and from royalties. Elvis didn't keep track of them because he wasn't a business person. He recorded the music, made the films and played the concerts. Col Parker found ways of ripping Elvis off. How can it be truly calculated when Parker took from the pot? He wasn't going to disclose what Elvis really sold worldwide.
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Since: Jun 12
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Chester wrote: <quoted text>What difference does it make The King is dead. Just let him rest in Peace and those that loved him can get some peace without battling over royalties or record sales or whatever they feel Elvis did or didn't get. What matters the most is the memories he left behind how much records he sold or how much money he made makes no difference it's the music that matters. Yet, you would be furious if they were doing that to The Beatles. It does matter but Elvis had so many lost sales over the years. Million selling albums that were sold only through TV spots in 1977. They weren't counted as a regular billboard release. Parker knew exactly what he was doing.
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chris
United States
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Is Coloniel Parker the only one who knew what the sales numbers were? There has to accounting records somewhere, maybe the record companies or publishing companies still have some of them.
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