Seeds We Sow Debuts at #45 on Billboard

[kak125]

I was hoping the cd would debut higher after looking at the hits daily double chart but I still think thats pretty good!

http://www.billboard.com/#/charts/bi...order=position

[markolas]

Wow. I'm shocked it made the chart at all, tbh. He's not exactly a household name.

[BaronVonBielski]

I was hoping he'd crack the top 40. Tied with Go Insane for second.

[elle]

-- Lindsey Buckingham: The Fleetwood Mac member scores his highest debut ever as his self-released "Seeds We Sow" bows at No. 45 with 9,000 sold. It is also his highest charting set since "Go Insane" climbed to No. 45 in 1984. Only one of his albums, 1981's No. 32-peaking "Low And Order," has gone higher.

http://www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/indus...05355122.story

some more charts:

On the Top 200 Current Albums Chart, Lindsey's Seeds We Sow debuts at # 43. On the Top Independent Albums Chart Seeds We Sow debuts at # 5 and at # 9 on the Tastemakers Albums Chart.

BILLBOARD TOP 200 ALBUMS CHART
# 45 (NEW) Lindsey Buckingham, Seeds We Sow
# 198 (Re-entry) Stevie Nicks, In Your Dreams (15 weeks on chart)

BILLBOARD TOP 200 CURRENT ALBUMS CHART
# 43 (NEW) Lindsey Buckingham, Seeds We Sow
# 157 (166) Stevie Nicks, In Your Dreams (17 weeks on chart)

BILLBOARD TOP 50 ROCK ALBUMS CHART
# 06 (NEW) Lindsey Buckingham, Seeds We Sow
# 44 (Re-entry) Stevie Nicks, In Your Dreams

BILLBOARD TOP 15 TASTEMAKER ALBUMS CHART
# 09 (NEW) Lindsey Buckingham, Seeds We Sow
The week's top-selling albums based on an influential panel of stores comprised of independent retail coalitions and smaller regional chains. Titles are ranked by sales data as compiled by Nielsen Soundscan.

BILLBOARD TOP 25 INDEPENDENT ALBUMS CHART
# 05 (NEW) Lindsey Buckingham, Seeds We Sow
The weeks top-selling albums across all generes, sold via independent distribution, including those fulfilled via major branch distributors. Titles are ranked by sales data as compiled by Nielsen Soundscan.

In Ireland, Seeds We Sow debuts at # 95 on the Top 100 Albums Chart for the week ending September 8, 2011. The album also debuts at # 9 on the Top 20 Independent Albums Chart in Ireland and at # 81 in the UK.

http://nickslive.blogspot.com/

[bucklind17]

This is great! Good for him!

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by elle

-- Lindsey Buckingham: The Fleetwood Mac member scores his highest debut ever as his self-released "Seeds We Sow" bows at No. 45 with 9,000 sold. It is also his highest charting set since "Go Insane" climbed to No. 45 in 1984. Only one of his albums, 1981's No. 32-peaking "Low And Order," has gone higher.

I hope this makes him feel good about putting the album out himself. I know we keep saying that the way WB was treating his output he had nothing to lose, but going it alone is easier said than done. It was a big leap for him and I hope he thinks it was worthwhile.

Michele

[elle]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I hope this makes him feel good about putting the album out himself. I know we keep saying that the way WB was treating his output he had nothing to lose, but going it alone is easier said than done. It was a big leap for him and I hope he thinks it was worthwhile.

Michele

hope so - we want some more of what he's giving us now, so it would be good if he's encouraged with what's going on

although, it's going down now i think - he needs to get back on SNL and be a musical guest w/ his band when they are in NY/NJ area (and do both TTWLG and IOOT, maybe?). and also some more amazon daily deals from time to time would help (pearl jam just re-entered the charts when they had one of those $3.99 DLs last week).

[kak125]

Seeds We Sow is at #149 this week

http://www.billboard.com/#/charts/bi...order=position

[BaronVonBielski]

That's quite a drop... at that rate it'll be out of the Top 200 next week. Too bad.

[elle]

Originally Posted by BaronVonBielski

That's quite a drop... at that rate it'll be out of the Top 200 next week. Too bad.

looking at the charts during the week i'm surprised it didn't drop more. however, amazon MP3 DL is $4.99 now and it's going back up.