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48 million records over his career
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How many cds Tupac sold?
over 75 million albums
How many albums did The Rolling Stones sell?
over 250 million cds sold
How many CDs have Avenged sevenfold sold?
more than four million albums worldwide
How many albums by Tokio Hotel have been sold worldwide?
So far more then 8 million CDs.
How many albums have dragonforce sold?
In terms of indiviual units..they sold abit because guitar hero. If your asking Albums by the band itself...Physical CD's ...I think they officially have sold 5. Yep 5 CDs.
How many cds Tupac sold?
over 75 million albums
How many albums did Rolling Stones sell?
over 250 million cds sold
How many albums did The Rolling Stones sell?
over 250 million cds sold
How many CDs have Avenged sevenfold sold?
more than four million albums worldwide
How many CDs has Casting Crowns sold?
According to their website, Casting Crowns has sold over 4.5 million albums!
How many albums did Jimi Hendrix put out or how many CDs from him are currently sold?
Check out this list of Hendrix albums at VH1: http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/hendrix_jimi/albums.jhtml Regarding currently sold CDs there are the albums above and countless remasters, greatest hits compliations and bargain bin sets. ~T
How many cds have ndubz sold?
None, all their fans just steal them or download from the internet.
How many albums has sno - year round sold?
Probably 2 CDs. Total. Garbage white boys
How many albums by Tokio Hotel have been sold worldwide?
So far more then 8 million CDs.
How many albums have dragonforce sold?
In terms of indiviual units..they sold abit because guitar hero. If your asking Albums by the band itself...Physical CD's ...I think they officially have sold 5. Yep 5 CDs.
Who sold more CDs Shakira or Marshall matters?
Marshall Mathers (Eminem) has sold over 86.5 million albums. Shakira has sold 50 million albums.
Who sold the most CDs in 2007?
The most albums sold in 2007 was "Noel" by Josh Groban (3,699,000).
