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Originally Posted by Demure_Dusk
Sales don't equate to quality, but only the general current tastes of the Japanese. Some really mediocre singles still sell over 100k and yet they are horribly bad and some terrific singles still sell like 20k. When you see artists like Kanon, struggling to chart you come to realise that the general audience is not interested in talent and good music only, but other "decorations".
I think forgiveness as a whole was a rather good single. One of my favourite ever.
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Yep, that's what disturbing me the most.
They couldn't care less about the real talent, they only care about what is around this and buy quick the limited editions and first presses while they're hot if they are insteresting.
If they would care about real talent and singing ayu would still sell millions for some more years...