索尼严重不满《Billboard》将T25排除在外！！

MJgalaxy

无所谓了，我们要的是真实，不是那一纸榜单。

七七

公告牌和格莱美一样，都在走下坡路了！

冰峰圣域

郁闷...关注很长时间billboard了.现在这样

xiaobaihe833

阴谋 。 一个大阴谋 、 :ys

zwlpop

不关心~~无所谓所谓的权威

marryjj

别人怎么想、怎么做也管不着，重要的是T25的势头确实很大，在全世界已经造成很大影响，这就已经很好了！

nanhu

应该还是黑白！ 种族歧视！！！！！！

Parisongs

BB真是……说什么好呢 规矩果然是人定的啊……

winniejessie

忍了 反正销量要算到老专辑里继续那个一亿多的神话:chichuan

紫雨

说不清楚， 人家坚持原则嘛。

michaelfan

美国处处是种族歧视

飘然的赤那zk

不上那个破榜,咱thriller25依然卖的好.................

MkGenie

http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/chart_beat/bonus.jsp KING OF POP (CATALOG): In its original run, Michael Jackson's "Thriller" was on The Billboard 200 for 122 weeks, 37 of which were spent at No. 1. With the re-entry of a silver anniversary edition, the rechristened "Thriller 25" (Legacy/Epic) is in its 112th week on the Top Pop Catalog Albums chart and is No. 1 on that tally for the first time. "Thriller" debuted on The Billboard 200 the week of Dec. 25, 1982. The album made its first appearance on the catalog chart the week of Nov. 14, 1992, entering at No. 42. It didn't reach the top 10 until the week of Feb. 27, 1993, when it leapt 26-2. It remained No. 2 the following week but never equaled or surpassed that ranking until this week. The re-entry of "Thriller" puts the classic album back on the catalog chart for the first time since the week of May 12, 2007. There aren't many 49-year-old performers who can say they have been on the Billboard charts for almost 40 years, but Michael can. As a member of the Jackson 5, he made his chart debut the week of Nov. 15, 1969, when "I Want You Back" bowed on The Billboard Hot 100. That gives Michael a career chart span of 38 years, three months and two weeks. A final note: on the Top Comprehensive Albums chart, where catalog titles mix with current best-sellers, "Thriller 25" debuts at No. 2, runner-up to Jack Johnson's "Sleep Through the Static" (Brushfire), which is also No. 1 on The Billboard 200. "Thriller 25" is the highest-charting catalog album in the history of the comprehensive survey.

dane

40年,,,似乎他们还是肯定了MJ的独一无二..

MkGenie

http://www.nypost.com/seven/02212008/busin...eat_i_98664.htm Jackson'S BACKO, BUT BILLBOARD SAYS, 'BEAT IT' By BRIAN GARRITY February 21, 2008 -- If only this tussle could be settled by a "Beat It"-style dance fight. Sony BMG is hopping mad at music industry trade bible Billboard for keeping the newly released 25th Anniversary edition of Michael Jackson's landmark mega-hit "Thriller" off its main album chart, despite that it is the second-biggest selling CD in the country this week. The update on "Thriller" sold 166,000 copies, besting the post-Grammy Awards bumps enjoyed by winners Amy Winehouse and Herbie Hancock. That's the most a re-release of a record has sold in over a decade. Catalog albums often sell between 30,000 and 70,000 on the high side in a given week. But Billboard typically leaves sales of older albums - including reissues featuring new bonus tracks - off the Billboard 200 so the chart can act as a barometer of sales for new music and new compilations. Sony BMG, which is reissuing "Thriller" via its Legacy catalog division, wanted an exception because it is releasing the album with four new re-mixes of classic hits featuring contemporary popstars will.i.am, Fergie, Akon and Kanye West. Sony BMG's Epic Records is pushing the Akon and will.i.am remix version of "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" at pop radio stations - a rare move when reissuing an album. The label was hoping to piggyback on buzz from weekly media chatter over the album chart, as it attempts to dig Jackson's music reputation out from under his personal tabloid image. "Thriller" 's absence from Billboard 200 is the latest marketing setback for the album, which was also supposed to benefit from an appearance on the Grammy's that never happened. However, Billboard director of charts Geoff Mayfield said that the magazine will still give "Thriller" proper credit in other, albeit lesser-known, charts, including a blended sales chart that combines both new and catalog albums. "At the end of the day this is still a 25-year-old album," he said.