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Chartmasters - Queen popularity analysis

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"At 238,6 million equivalent album sales, Queen are the second most successful group of all-time behind the Beatles"

Quote above taken from last page - http://chartmasters.org/2017/10/cspc-queen-popularity-analysis/63/

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http://chartmasters.org/2017/10/cspc-queen-popularity-analysis/
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Quite interesting indeed. Thanks for sharing.
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Amazing, 63 pages of stats! <3 :D
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Very cool.
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That's interesting indeed. The consistency and combined sales are impressive. I knew that Queen sold loads, but i didn't expect them to be the 4th best selling artists ever (probably 3th in a few years). The greatest shocker (and prove) is that Hot Space still managed to sell millions. The only one i'm missing is Elvis or someone like Phil Collins.
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Some great info there. Cheers!
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DQ1- Hot Space is a good ' un man ! - just a change of style!
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What's even more impressive is when you consider that The Rolling Stones had a decade on Queen, and that Queen weren't around as long as some of the other big names (Led Zeppelin, Floyd).
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Thirth is impressive.



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Zeppelin was only around for 10 or 11 years. Queen did almost twice that (1971-1991).
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Queen would be higher than fourth if their USA sales hadn't dropped in the 80's.
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Queen would probably be either #1 or #2 if they stayed big in North America.