Sales data of Super Eurobeat series
Posted: 16 Dec 2017, 13:33
From the "Regarding SEB 250" thread... This is sales data of Super Eurobeat albums according to Oricon chart.
Note: 'Total sales' only reflects copies sold during the weeks the album was on chart.
Note: Wherever 'weeks on chart' is not mentioned, it means that the album was on chart for only a week(thus total sales=first week sales).
Total sales / First week sales / Peak position / Weeks on chart
SEB Vol.28 was the first SEB album to chart in Oricon weekly album chart.
28: 2,660 / #97
29: (failed to chart)
1992: 5,830 / #70
1992NS: 9,480 / 5,540 / #72 / 2
30: 18,820 / 5,470 / #69 / 4
31: (failed to chart)
32: 6,700 / 3,590 / #91 / 2
33: 13,320 / 5,050 / #71 / 3
34: 4,860 / #74
35: (failed to chart)
36: 16,950 / 6,770 / #49 / 3
37: (failed to chart)
38: 11,730 / 5,390 / #62 / 2
39: (failed to chart)
40: 5,170 / #83
1993: 10,410 / 5,320 / #80 / 2
1993NS: 11,390 / 6,720 / #68 / 2
41: (failed to chart)
42: 11,770 / 7,690 / #45 / 2
43: 8,180 / 5,170 / #71 / 2
44: 10,860 / 4,740 / #73 / 3
45: 7,940 / 4,390 / #73 / 2
46: 33,500 / 9,600 / #30 / 5
47: 31,180 / 8,700 / #34 / 5
48: 29,440 / 5,230 / #37 / 5
49: 28,110 / 8,440 / #33 / 4
50: 81,840 / 24,200 / #15 / 6
51: 21,980 / 11,390 / #53 / 4
1994: 16,880 / 10,420 / #58 / 2
1994NS: 26,010 / 13,200 / #48 / 3
52: 37,780 / 9,700 / #45 / 5
53: 36,240 / 14,320 / #28 / 4
54: 27,320 / 8,160 / #54 / 4
55: 27,030 / 9,290 / #36 / 4
56: 64,530 / 12,410 / #18 / 4
57: 22,680 / 8,560 / #49 / 4
58: 28,900 / 8,990 / #44 / 5
59: 46,270 / 19,880 / #18 / 4
60: 192,620 / 58,980 / #7 / 9
61: 28,840 / 10,080 / #48 / 4
62: 20,360 / 6,670 / #58 / 4
1995: 62,710 / 17,490 / #35 / 9
63: 42,310 / 14,370 / #28 / 5
64: 27,830 / 9,260 / #34 / 4
65: 31,300 / 9,080 / #46 / 5
66: 46,550 / 16,840 / #19 / 4
67: 37,080 / 13,210 / #33 / 5
68: 29,530 / 14,640 / #28 / 4
69: 28,360 / 11,430 / #36 / 4
70: 223,570 / 78,740 / #5 / 9
71: 26,240 / 11,540 / #34 / 4
72: 22,230 / 10,870 / #30 / 3
73: 25,300 / 9,100 / #48 / 5
1996: 57,710 / 25,470 / #12 / 6
74: 20,710 / 8,790 / #29 / 4
75: 19,990 / 9,140 / #26 / 3
76: 44,760 / 9,600 / #29 / 7
77: 24,500 / 8,860 / #30 / 4
78: 22,280 / 9,620 / #29 / 4
79: 14,380 / 7,360 / #38 / 3
80: 181,210 / 67,140 / #6 / 9
81: 20,230 / 6,970 / #43 / 4
82: 9,920 / 5,940 / #40 / 2
83: 10,350 / 4,690 / #52 / 2
1997: 38,260 / 7,850 / #29 / 6
84: 10,970 / 6,020 / #44 / 2
85: 8,860 / 5,200 / #52 / 2
86: 18,500 / 6,230 / #48 / 4
87: 13,320 / 5,590 / #49 / 3
88: 12,700 / 5,260 / #56 / 3
89: 12,370 / 5,500 / #54 / 3
90: 162,170 / 57,740 / #7 / 9
91: 10,960 / 6,070 / #53 / 2
92: 8,920 / 4,990 / #67 / 2
93: 10,330 / 5,390 / #56 / 3
1998: 45,320 / 12,840 / #26 / 7
94: 11,150 / 6,690 / #52 / 2
95: 9,720 / 6,000 / #52 / 2
96: 14,840 / 7,210 / #49 / 3
97: 8,870 / 5,570 / #43 / 2
98: 15,390 / 8,500 / #39 / 3
99: 20,490 / 7,800 / #47 / 4
100: 713,620 / 129,330 / #2 / 47
90s': 55,280 / 12,400 / #32 / 10
101: 88,130 / 48,840 / #13 / 7
102: 36,900 / 15,270 / #21 / 5
103: 22,680 / 13,860 / #27 / 3
104: 25,180 / 12,540 / #41 / 4
105: 26,160 / 13,050 / #30 / 4
106: 27,560 / 11,000 / #28 / 5
107: 16,930 / 10,870 / #25 / 3
108: 27,250 / 14,380 / #18 / 3
109: 26,170 / 13,400 / #28 / 4
110: 708,450 / 157,360 / #1 / 25
111: 17,860 / 7,910 / #39 / 4
112: 10,900 / 6,740 / #35 / 2
113: 13,330 / 4,730 / #60 / 3
2000: 80,980 / 30,980 / #16 / 9
114: 9,930 / 6,460 / #40 / 2
115: 9,250 / 6,010 / #46 / 2
116: 5,210 / #53
117: 11,270 / 7,380 / #45 / 2
118: 8,930 / 5,740 / #54 / 2
119: 5,020 / #60
120: 208,100 / 64,930 / #4 / 12
121: 3,190 / #80
122: 3,460 / #84
123: (failed to chart)
2001: 11,960 / 7,640 / #38 / 2
124: 4,230 / #67
125: 3,300 / #75
126: 3,390 / #97
127: 3,540 / #95
128: 3,280 / #99
129: 2,820 / #98
130: 103,630 / 26,050 / #10 / 8
131: (failed to chart)
132: (failed to chart)
(note: before this point, Oricon weekly album chart used to be a top 100 chart, not top 300.)
133: 2,023 / #175
2002: 12,164 / 4,160 / #64 / 5
134: 3,138 / 1,928 / #149 / 2
135: 2,718 / 1,615 / #155 / 2
136: 2,500 / 1,497 / #192 / 2
137: 2,417 / 1,521 / #158 / 2
138: 2,372 / 1,507 / #139 / 2
139: 2,552 / 1,498 / #129 / 2
140: 15,058 / 4,984 / #50 / 6
141: 2,707 / 1,754 / #124 / 2
142: 1,757 / #109
143: 1,552 / #181
2003: 6,943 / 3,254 / #62 / 4
144: 2,641 / 1,814 / #141 / 2
145: 1,435 / #146
146: 2,555 / 1,733 / #141 / 2
147: 1,887 / #114
148: 1,606 / #109
149: 3,034 / 2,146 / #88 / 2
150: 39,100 / 11,519 / #20 / 11
151: 2,577 / 1,795 / #163 / 2
152: 2,606 / 1,799 / #118 / 2
153: 1,399 / #173
2004: 5,978 / 2,462 / #82 / 4
154: 1,892 / #120
155: 1,592 / #177
156: 1,600 / #177
157: 1,714 / #117
158: 2,393 / 1,573 / #125 / 2
159: 2,618 / 1,846 / #135 / 2
160: 63,486 / 15,841 / #17 / 18
161: 3,006 / 2,111 / #104 / 2
162: 2,625 / 1,840 / #130 / 2
163: 1,699 / #171
2005: 9,895 / 3,149 / #88 / 7
164: 1,831 / #129
165: 2,374 / 1,654 / #146 / 2
166: 1,625 / #139
167: 1,426 / #124
168: 1,584 / #123
169: 1,508 / #126
170: 28,259 / 8,534 / #21 / 9
171: 1,472 / #125
172: 2,038 / 1,457 / #112 / 2
173: 1,448 / #179
2006: 4,925 / 2,072 / #107 / 4
174: 1,766 / #103
175: 1,791 / #121
176: 1,404 / #142
177: 1,468 / #137
178: 1,562 / #99
179: 1,455 / #146
180: 13,971 / 5,221 / #25 / 6
181: 1,323 / #163
182: 1,423 / #109
183: 1,703 / #275
2007: 1,957 / 1,228 / #167 / 2
184: 1,313 / #126
185: 1,304 / #137
186: 1,320 / #134
187: 1,273 / #116
188: 1,169 / #130
189: 1,177 / #147
190: 7,854 / 3,834 / #34 / 5
191: 1,113 / #131
192: 1,117 / #129
2008: 2,326 / 1,582 / #126 / 2
193: 1,084 / #123
194: 985 / #159
195: 979 / #178
196: 845 / #159
197: 903 / #143
198: 818 / #141
199: 799 / #170
2009: 1,066 / #159
200: 14,932 / 7,760 / #28 / 10
201: 713 / #193
202: 764 / #151
203: 647 / #189
204: 674 / #154
205: 726 / #176
206: 580 / #213
207: 677 / #170
208: 660 / #173
209: 648 / #192
2010: 734 / #169
210: 3,444 / #75
211: 600 / #178
212: 604 / #183
213: 495 / #222
214: 549 / #209
215: 566 / #183
216: 487 / #224
217: 563 / #184
218: 559 / #183
219: 460 / #226
220: 1,235 / #102
221: 652 / #162
222: 541 / #214
223: 521 / #138
224: 510 / #171
225: 518 / #182
226: 517 / #179
2013: 405 / #300
227: 485 / #157
228: 452 / #163
229: 491 / #153
230: 558 / #128
231: 442 / #176
2014: 337 / #279
232: 424 / #164
233: 420 / #196
234: 399 / #156
235: 344 / #185
236: 382 / #191
2015: 423 / #205
237: 391 / #190
238: 368 / #181
239: 390 / #190
240: 544 / #108
241: 362 / #170
2016: 397 / #265
242: 380 / #161
243: 361 / #211
244: 367 / #161
245: 277 / #199
Note: 'Total sales' only reflects copies sold during the weeks the album was on chart.
Note: Wherever 'weeks on chart' is not mentioned, it means that the album was on chart for only a week(thus total sales=first week sales).
Total sales / First week sales / Peak position / Weeks on chart
SEB Vol.28 was the first SEB album to chart in Oricon weekly album chart.
28: 2,660 / #97
29: (failed to chart)
1992: 5,830 / #70
1992NS: 9,480 / 5,540 / #72 / 2
30: 18,820 / 5,470 / #69 / 4
31: (failed to chart)
32: 6,700 / 3,590 / #91 / 2
33: 13,320 / 5,050 / #71 / 3
34: 4,860 / #74
35: (failed to chart)
36: 16,950 / 6,770 / #49 / 3
37: (failed to chart)
38: 11,730 / 5,390 / #62 / 2
39: (failed to chart)
40: 5,170 / #83
1993: 10,410 / 5,320 / #80 / 2
1993NS: 11,390 / 6,720 / #68 / 2
41: (failed to chart)
42: 11,770 / 7,690 / #45 / 2
43: 8,180 / 5,170 / #71 / 2
44: 10,860 / 4,740 / #73 / 3
45: 7,940 / 4,390 / #73 / 2
46: 33,500 / 9,600 / #30 / 5
47: 31,180 / 8,700 / #34 / 5
48: 29,440 / 5,230 / #37 / 5
49: 28,110 / 8,440 / #33 / 4
50: 81,840 / 24,200 / #15 / 6
51: 21,980 / 11,390 / #53 / 4
1994: 16,880 / 10,420 / #58 / 2
1994NS: 26,010 / 13,200 / #48 / 3
52: 37,780 / 9,700 / #45 / 5
53: 36,240 / 14,320 / #28 / 4
54: 27,320 / 8,160 / #54 / 4
55: 27,030 / 9,290 / #36 / 4
56: 64,530 / 12,410 / #18 / 4
57: 22,680 / 8,560 / #49 / 4
58: 28,900 / 8,990 / #44 / 5
59: 46,270 / 19,880 / #18 / 4
60: 192,620 / 58,980 / #7 / 9
61: 28,840 / 10,080 / #48 / 4
62: 20,360 / 6,670 / #58 / 4
1995: 62,710 / 17,490 / #35 / 9
63: 42,310 / 14,370 / #28 / 5
64: 27,830 / 9,260 / #34 / 4
65: 31,300 / 9,080 / #46 / 5
66: 46,550 / 16,840 / #19 / 4
67: 37,080 / 13,210 / #33 / 5
68: 29,530 / 14,640 / #28 / 4
69: 28,360 / 11,430 / #36 / 4
70: 223,570 / 78,740 / #5 / 9
71: 26,240 / 11,540 / #34 / 4
72: 22,230 / 10,870 / #30 / 3
73: 25,300 / 9,100 / #48 / 5
1996: 57,710 / 25,470 / #12 / 6
74: 20,710 / 8,790 / #29 / 4
75: 19,990 / 9,140 / #26 / 3
76: 44,760 / 9,600 / #29 / 7
77: 24,500 / 8,860 / #30 / 4
78: 22,280 / 9,620 / #29 / 4
79: 14,380 / 7,360 / #38 / 3
80: 181,210 / 67,140 / #6 / 9
81: 20,230 / 6,970 / #43 / 4
82: 9,920 / 5,940 / #40 / 2
83: 10,350 / 4,690 / #52 / 2
1997: 38,260 / 7,850 / #29 / 6
84: 10,970 / 6,020 / #44 / 2
85: 8,860 / 5,200 / #52 / 2
86: 18,500 / 6,230 / #48 / 4
87: 13,320 / 5,590 / #49 / 3
88: 12,700 / 5,260 / #56 / 3
89: 12,370 / 5,500 / #54 / 3
90: 162,170 / 57,740 / #7 / 9
91: 10,960 / 6,070 / #53 / 2
92: 8,920 / 4,990 / #67 / 2
93: 10,330 / 5,390 / #56 / 3
1998: 45,320 / 12,840 / #26 / 7
94: 11,150 / 6,690 / #52 / 2
95: 9,720 / 6,000 / #52 / 2
96: 14,840 / 7,210 / #49 / 3
97: 8,870 / 5,570 / #43 / 2
98: 15,390 / 8,500 / #39 / 3
99: 20,490 / 7,800 / #47 / 4
100: 713,620 / 129,330 / #2 / 47
90s': 55,280 / 12,400 / #32 / 10
101: 88,130 / 48,840 / #13 / 7
102: 36,900 / 15,270 / #21 / 5
103: 22,680 / 13,860 / #27 / 3
104: 25,180 / 12,540 / #41 / 4
105: 26,160 / 13,050 / #30 / 4
106: 27,560 / 11,000 / #28 / 5
107: 16,930 / 10,870 / #25 / 3
108: 27,250 / 14,380 / #18 / 3
109: 26,170 / 13,400 / #28 / 4
110: 708,450 / 157,360 / #1 / 25
111: 17,860 / 7,910 / #39 / 4
112: 10,900 / 6,740 / #35 / 2
113: 13,330 / 4,730 / #60 / 3
2000: 80,980 / 30,980 / #16 / 9
114: 9,930 / 6,460 / #40 / 2
115: 9,250 / 6,010 / #46 / 2
116: 5,210 / #53
117: 11,270 / 7,380 / #45 / 2
118: 8,930 / 5,740 / #54 / 2
119: 5,020 / #60
120: 208,100 / 64,930 / #4 / 12
121: 3,190 / #80
122: 3,460 / #84
123: (failed to chart)
2001: 11,960 / 7,640 / #38 / 2
124: 4,230 / #67
125: 3,300 / #75
126: 3,390 / #97
127: 3,540 / #95
128: 3,280 / #99
129: 2,820 / #98
130: 103,630 / 26,050 / #10 / 8
131: (failed to chart)
132: (failed to chart)
(note: before this point, Oricon weekly album chart used to be a top 100 chart, not top 300.)
133: 2,023 / #175
2002: 12,164 / 4,160 / #64 / 5
134: 3,138 / 1,928 / #149 / 2
135: 2,718 / 1,615 / #155 / 2
136: 2,500 / 1,497 / #192 / 2
137: 2,417 / 1,521 / #158 / 2
138: 2,372 / 1,507 / #139 / 2
139: 2,552 / 1,498 / #129 / 2
140: 15,058 / 4,984 / #50 / 6
141: 2,707 / 1,754 / #124 / 2
142: 1,757 / #109
143: 1,552 / #181
2003: 6,943 / 3,254 / #62 / 4
144: 2,641 / 1,814 / #141 / 2
145: 1,435 / #146
146: 2,555 / 1,733 / #141 / 2
147: 1,887 / #114
148: 1,606 / #109
149: 3,034 / 2,146 / #88 / 2
150: 39,100 / 11,519 / #20 / 11
151: 2,577 / 1,795 / #163 / 2
152: 2,606 / 1,799 / #118 / 2
153: 1,399 / #173
2004: 5,978 / 2,462 / #82 / 4
154: 1,892 / #120
155: 1,592 / #177
156: 1,600 / #177
157: 1,714 / #117
158: 2,393 / 1,573 / #125 / 2
159: 2,618 / 1,846 / #135 / 2
160: 63,486 / 15,841 / #17 / 18
161: 3,006 / 2,111 / #104 / 2
162: 2,625 / 1,840 / #130 / 2
163: 1,699 / #171
2005: 9,895 / 3,149 / #88 / 7
164: 1,831 / #129
165: 2,374 / 1,654 / #146 / 2
166: 1,625 / #139
167: 1,426 / #124
168: 1,584 / #123
169: 1,508 / #126
170: 28,259 / 8,534 / #21 / 9
171: 1,472 / #125
172: 2,038 / 1,457 / #112 / 2
173: 1,448 / #179
2006: 4,925 / 2,072 / #107 / 4
174: 1,766 / #103
175: 1,791 / #121
176: 1,404 / #142
177: 1,468 / #137
178: 1,562 / #99
179: 1,455 / #146
180: 13,971 / 5,221 / #25 / 6
181: 1,323 / #163
182: 1,423 / #109
183: 1,703 / #275
2007: 1,957 / 1,228 / #167 / 2
184: 1,313 / #126
185: 1,304 / #137
186: 1,320 / #134
187: 1,273 / #116
188: 1,169 / #130
189: 1,177 / #147
190: 7,854 / 3,834 / #34 / 5
191: 1,113 / #131
192: 1,117 / #129
2008: 2,326 / 1,582 / #126 / 2
193: 1,084 / #123
194: 985 / #159
195: 979 / #178
196: 845 / #159
197: 903 / #143
198: 818 / #141
199: 799 / #170
2009: 1,066 / #159
200: 14,932 / 7,760 / #28 / 10
201: 713 / #193
202: 764 / #151
203: 647 / #189
204: 674 / #154
205: 726 / #176
206: 580 / #213
207: 677 / #170
208: 660 / #173
209: 648 / #192
2010: 734 / #169
210: 3,444 / #75
211: 600 / #178
212: 604 / #183
213: 495 / #222
214: 549 / #209
215: 566 / #183
216: 487 / #224
217: 563 / #184
218: 559 / #183
219: 460 / #226
220: 1,235 / #102
221: 652 / #162
222: 541 / #214
223: 521 / #138
224: 510 / #171
225: 518 / #182
226: 517 / #179
2013: 405 / #300
227: 485 / #157
228: 452 / #163
229: 491 / #153
230: 558 / #128
231: 442 / #176
2014: 337 / #279
232: 424 / #164
233: 420 / #196
234: 399 / #156
235: 344 / #185
236: 382 / #191
2015: 423 / #205
237: 391 / #190
238: 368 / #181
239: 390 / #190
240: 544 / #108
241: 362 / #170
2016: 397 / #265
242: 380 / #161
243: 361 / #211
244: 367 / #161
245: 277 / #199