China Entertainment 2000

Because it involves foreign countries, I habitually went through the data I had prepared for reference when I was coding tonight. I found some contradictions, especially when it comes to singles. Some of the data are clearly on the same list. , and as soon as I turned to the back, I found that the rankings and sales data were different...

Fortunately, the problem was discovered early. I will revise the story line tonight.

This problem has appeared before when I wrote about China, but because the information on the domestic music scene is relatively easy to check, even if there is a problem with the release time, it can be found relatively easily.

But the international music scene is a mess. Some old marketing accounts can even create singles charts out of thin air. For example, the IFPI global single sales annual list did not exist at the beginning of the millennium. This thing was only established in 2007... …

Most of the information provided by enthusiasts in various bars in the early years has been directly flushed due to its age, which is sad.

I have to say that some European and American music scene information at the beginning of the millennium is a bit difficult to find. This is probably the reason why many of the inventories in AB started after 2005 or 2008 or 2010.

Not to mention the data from the early years of the new century, it is difficult to check in detail, and it is difficult to be precise down to the first and last week.

Even if there is an inventory at the beginning of the millennium, it basically cannot provide much detailed data. At most, it can give the name of the song and the artist. Some even have the wrong year and month of release, which makes my brain hurt.

So, if I write some information wrong in the future, please ask someone who knows to help correct it in the post. I will modify it after seeing it (kowtow orz)