Canadian radio rock mainstays Three Days Grace were apparently in line for some long overdue accounting by the RIAA. An absolute cavalcade of new platinum and gold certifications were newly awarded to the band today, November 18th. All of them reflect sales and streaming/download performance within the United States. Those dozens of new certifications have been summarized below.
Albums:
- “One-X” (album) (4x and 5x platinum)
- “Three Days Grace” (3x platinum)
- “Life Starts Now” (2x, 3x and 4x platinum)
- “Transit Of Venus” (gold)
- “Human” (gold)
Singles:
- “I Hate Everything About You” (3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x platinum)
- “Animal I Have Become” (3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 7x, 8x platinum)
- “Never Too Late” (3x, 4x, 5x, 6x platinum)
- “Riot” (2x, 3x, 4x platinum)
- “Pain” (2x, 3x, 4x platinum)
- “Break” (2x platinum)
- “Just Like You” (1x, 2x platinum)
- “I Am Machine” (1x, 2x platinum)
- “Time Of Dying” (platinum)
- “Chalk Outline” (platinum)
- “Painkiller” (platinum)
- “Home” (platinum)
- “Get Out Alive” (gold, platinum)
- “Gone Forever” (gold, platinum)
- “Fallen Angel” (gold)
- “The Mountain” (gold)
- “Lost In You” (gold)
- “So Called Life” (gold)
- “Over And Over” (gold)
- “The High Road” (gold)
- “Let It Die” (gold)
- “It’s All Over” (gold)
*A platinum album/single in the United States represents 1,000,000 units, while gold signifies 500,000 units. Outside of traditional physical/digital sales, the certifications factor in digital streams/downloads with 10 permanent track downloads counting as 1 unit and 1500 on-demand audio/video streams from a particular album also counting as as a unit. 150 streams of a song also equate to a track-equivalent unit.
