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[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by jcalzaretta

Rumous in at 40 on Hot 200 and number 1 on Catalog Charts.

I'd love to see any of these "artists" like Bieber, Mariah Carey, or these other folks have the same record rechart like this 36 years later. Just is never going to happen!

I think any artist from the 1990's to today that will never happen.I will be dead probably by the time it happens.

Awesome for FM.

[KarmaContestant]

Originally Posted by jcalzaretta

Rumous in at 40 on Hot 200 and number 1 on Catalog Charts.

I'd love to see any of these "artists" like Bieber, Mariah Carey, or these other folks have the same record rechart like this 36 years later. Just is never going to happen!

To be fair, Mariah Carey is an amazing singer. I'm not a fan, but to deny her talent would be foolish. She has sold 68,900,000 albums in the US alone since 1991. (source: http://www.mariahjournal.com/infozon...de/index.shtml )

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

I think any artist from the 1990's to today that will never happen.I will be dead probably by the time it happens.

Awesome for FM.

It is possible that this won't happen again, yes, but there have been hundreds of incredible albums released since 1990. I bet Nirvana's Nevermind could do it. I'd be willing to bet that even Madonna's Ray Of Light could chart in the top 40 if re-released as a four disc box set with a DVD and vinyl copy of the album.

Hell, I'd even say that Amy Winehouse, Coldplay, Radiohead and U2 reissues would chart if re-released as deluxe box sets. Though maybe not in 36 years!