Talk:Aphrodite's Child

message: Discussing the delayed release of 666, this page states "Mercury finally agreed to release 666 two years after its completion, and it came out in 1972."
On the same subject Irene Papas says "the album being withheld from release for two years by Polydor Records."
Which is correct? Mercury Records or Polydor? One or other page should be corrected. --David Edgar 16:47, 24 April 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Mercury or Polydor?

message: I've radically rewritten this entry. The old version paid too much attention to the band's last album (70% of the entry) almost ignoring everything else. Therefore, I moved the information for their last album to 666 (album), expanded the section of their first two albums (which was previously squeezed into a tiny paragraph) and also expanded the discography.
*Nice work! I was going to do this myself but you beat me to it!
I don't believe 666 sold 20 million copies as the article currently states.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 68.248.12.239 (talk) 03:41, 2 July 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  rewrite 

message: The italian article claims that A.C. sold 20 million albums while they existed. This is guaranteed wrong. It must be a typo, meaning 2 millions while they existed. Or a misunderstanding meaning 20 millions upto the date the article is written. Either way, it's still way out of propotion. With the exception of the 20 most selling anglo-american stars like Beatles, P.McCartney, M.Jackson, Pink Floyd etc., no other artists can do that. IT'S IMPOSSIBLE. I got chart books at home, and I can assure you that A.C. didn't chart any albums at all in USA, UK, West Germany, Holland, Australia or Norway. That means that they didn't sell huge amounts in these countries at least. That leaves us with: the rest of Western Europe, NZ, Canada, South Africa and Japan which were the only countries who had a functioning record industry in the 67-72 period. Except for France, Italy, Canada and Japan, none of them are populous countries. Where it is possibly to sell hundreds of thousands of records in. My guess (when comparing with equally successful groups) is that A.C. sold max. 1 mill. albums in their existance, and max. 3 mill. later.
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Edited by Sheled (talk) 20:02, 7 January 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  20 million is guaranteed a typo 

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