When reaching this album I almost feel the need to immediately contradict all fanciful View More
France best selling albums ever: Summary 1980-1989
INTRODUCTION
After more than two weeks travelling over the 80s, the period is now complete. With the severe market crisis View More
France best selling albums ever: Back In Black by AC/DC (1980)
Rarely a band had a twelve months period with so many key happenings. From July 1979 to July 1980 Australian rock band AC/DC View More
France best selling albums ever: Fragile by Francis Cabrel (1980)
Some kind of French Bob Dylan having both critics praise and music followers interest, Francis Cabrel added a key View More
France best selling albums ever: Sentimental by Julio Iglesias (1980)
Along Elvis Presley, ABBA or Nana Mouskouri, Julio Iglesias is one of those artists who is related to various sales myths as View More
France best selling albums ever: Les Lacs Du Connemara by Michel Sardou (1981)
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It is almost a symbol that just after completing Jean-Jacques Goldman career, we enter into the Michel Sardou hey-days. France had three main View More
France best selling albums ever: Thriller by Michael Jackson (1982)
Do you feel there is something special? I have been doing studies about the music industry for well over a decade now, but it is always somehow different when you post something about Michael Jackson‘s Thriller. It is like watching a View More
France best selling albums ever: Minoritaire by Jean-Jacques Goldman (1982)
Yes, here comes Jean-Jacques Goldman again. There is one difference this time yet – this is the View More
France best selling albums ever: Concert In Central Park by Simon & Garfunkel (1982)
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Simon & Garfunkel had a very short career. Time wise it lasted six years with studio albums released from 1964 to 1970. Albums wise View More
France best selling albums ever: Morgane De Toi By Renaud (1983)
Years before Francis Cabrel and Jean-Jacques Goldman had a similar career trajectory, Renaud was one of the first View More