Yeah well, some of us have known of this general situation for years. It's not all that surprising then, these current statistics. The thing is, this is about pressing disks and that can't really be compared to what was sold many years ago. If all they care about is pressing disks then yeah, the numbers are low because many people just buy the download files. So, what's the point of counting disks? Maybe they still think it's a general indication of sales since they can't/don't want to change to a new way of gaging sales and popularity. In any case, without download sales, I don't think one can really compare sales numbers from 6 years or even 2 years ago.
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