POP/ROCK - Oct. 3, 1991
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Top Guns: Guns N’ Roses will continue to command the top two positions on Billboard’s pop album sales chart when the trade magazine hits the newsstands Saturday. U.S. retailers sold an estimated 340,000 copies of “Use Your Illusion II” and 270,000 copies of “Use Your Illusion I,” down 60% from last week’s tally of 770,000 and 685,000 for the same albums, according to industry estimates. Garth Brooks’ “Ropin’ the Wind” held on to the No. 3 spot with estimated sales of 230,000 albums, down from 300,000.
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