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Surprise!
Three more than me then.Looking at that song list I think I know three tracks at most
Is it to do with designers etc and how they get paid. Can't imagine all designers getting paid the same even if they don't get a title out.I don’t get it. Why are new titles still getting announced as frequently as they used to despite the huge order backlog and parts shortages. Is it due to licensing and having to get them made. Surely Stern would sell more new Elviras than a newly announced Rush that barely anyone cares about.
All I read from that is US market audience, bla bla bla old band, bla bla bla old...Well, apparently Rush are relatively big. Who would have thought it?!?(they are still a total yawn fest though)
“According to the RIAA, Rush's sales statistics also place them third behind the Beatles and the Rolling Stones for the most consecutive gold or platinum albums by a rock band.[1] Rush also ranks 79th in US album sales with 25 million units.[2]”
With people over the age of 70 and when singles purchased in the 60 and 70s meant somethingWell, apparently Rush are relatively big. Who would have thought it?!?(they are still a total yawn fest though)
“According to the RIAA, Rush's sales statistics also place them third behind the Beatles and the Rolling Stones for the most consecutive gold or platinum albums by a rock band.[1] Rush also ranks 79th in US album sales with 25 million units.[2]”
Is it to do with designers etc and how they get paid. Can't imagine all designers getting paid the same even if they don't get a title out.
@Neil McRae any thoughts on how they get paid and if this could have something to do with it?