2011 Record Store Day Was the Biggest Yet
. Their conclusions: 2011 is the most successful Record Store Day yet and independent record stores sold 13% more albums in 2011 vs. 2010 for the week of Record Store Day. Album sales at independent record stores increased more than 39% over the prior week. Vinyl album sales increased more than 220% at independent record stores. Independent record stores sold nearly 84% of all Vinyl LPs last week. The top selling vinyl album was Panda Bear's Tomboy, with 7,000 copies sold for the week. There were 27 new vinyl single releases that sold at least 500 copies. "Brown Sugar"/The Rolling Stones is the best selling vinyl single released for Record Store Day, with 2,000 copies sold. Top sellers at "core" independent record stores increased 88% over the prior week; in 2010 this figure was +26% and +16% in 2009.
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