Talk:Synchronistic Wanderings

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Do boxed sets and 3 disc anthologies EVER chart in Billboard? I think this statement in kinda' unfairly negative. the word "failed" implies that anthologies usually aim for chart placement, and except for the Beatles this just is not the case. Anthologies are longterm investments for record companies and are intended to point the buyer to the artists catalog for further purchases. I'm gonna' pull this, put it back if you think I'm wrong. thanks--Tednor 10:06, 5 December 2006 (UTC)