Talk:Monte Pittman
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Revision Request - clarification needed
[edit]It is not clear in this statement which chart this refers to Billboard, Kickstarter, or CDBaby and unless I'm blind (could be) the citation does not say either. Please clarify or find a better citation for this that does indicate what chart this refers to. Thank you.
"The album made it to No. 1 Rock Album, No. 1 Pop Album, and the Top 10 albums chart in its debut week. Pain, Love & Destiny also climbed its way into the iTunes Top 200 in the same week, making it the only album by an independent artist to do so.[18]" (68.225.205.146 (talk) 05:06, 29 February 2012 (UTC))