“Weathered” (Wind-Up), Creed’s follow-up to the platinum blockbuster “Human Clay,” sold nearly 900,000 copies its first time out, according to SoundScan data for the week ended Nov.
42.The music industry finally received the holiday gift it had been hoping for this week, as the album charts got a formidable one-two punch from alt-rock superstars Creed and the perennially popular “Now That’s What I Call Music” compilation series. The Barbadian pop artist’s eighth studio album enjoys a 74% week-on-week gain as it improves 69 spots, the OCC reports, while RiRi’s 2007 album Good Girl Gone Bad (Def Jam) rises 41 places to No. 21 with live hits collection GRRR! Live (Mercury Studios), for the Stones’ 54th top 40 appearance.įinally, two major TV broadcasts produce chart bumps for several performers.Īfter performing a medley of hits for her Super Bowl halftime slot, Rihanna’s ANTI (Roc Nation) returns to the top 40 at No. Digital avatars of the band – or ABBA-tars, as the show’s producers insist on calling them – are performing through November at the purpose-built 3,000-capacity ABBA Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London.Īnother legendary act makes an impact on the latest chart - The Rolling Stones. The Swedish pop legends have made a home of sorts in the U.K. chart, and July 2021 became the first LP to log 1,000 weeks on the survey. The set has now chalked up a ridiculous 1,085 weeks on the U.K.
4 for the rockers’ seventh consecutive top 10 appearance.ĪBBA continues to mine Gold (Polydor) with their 1992 greatest hits collection, which improves 15-10. 17, is You Me At Six’s Truth Decay (Underdog), the Surrey, England group’s eighth studio album. This Is Why also leads the Official Vinyl Albums Chart, and it’s the best-seller in Australia.Īlso new to the Official U.K. 1, including Brand New Eyes (from 2009) and Paramore (2013). The reunited trio of Hayley Williams, Zac Farro and Taylor York now has a third U.K.
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