I'm not sure the parents who have endured their young kids constantly playing their videos would describe it as "quiet"!

 

It’s horrendous - the American def use it in Guantanamo bay to defeat the commies!

Without all the compilation albums that are just certs because of Spotify playlisting; the top 3 is looking to be Taylor, Sabrina and Billie. Interesting that Chappel would close out the top 5 also, with Charli looking to be sixth. A very strong year for women in music

1 1 776,000 Taylor Swift - The Tortured Poets Department

2 2 397,000 The Weeknd - The Highlights (1.23m)

3 3 359,000 Sabrina Carpenter - Short n’ Sweet

4 4 341,000 Noah Kahan - Stick Season (470k)

5 5 340,000 Billie Eilish - Hit Me Hard And Soft

6 8 287,000 Chappell Roan - The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess

7 6 286,000 Fleetwood Mac - 50 Years: Don’t Stop (1.46m)

8 7 284,000 Coldplay - Moon Music

9 10 282,000 Charli XCX - Brat

10 9 280,000 Olivia Rodrigo- Guts (490k)

 

11 11 271,000 Oasis - Time Flies: 1994-2009 (2.03m)

12 12 265,000 Eminem - Curtain Call: The Hits (3.31m)

13 13 265,000 Elton John - Diamonds (1.65m)

14 14 245,000 ABBA - Gold: Greatest Hits (5.90m)

15 15 234,000 Taylor Swift - 1989 (Taylor’s Version (530k)

16 16 225,000 Taylor Swift - Lover (880k)

17 17 222,000 Michael Jackson - The Essential Michael Jackson (1.83m)

18 18 219,000 Olivia Rodrigo - Sour (1.05m)

19 19 215,000 Taylor Swift - Folklore (840k)

20 20 211,000 Oasis - Definitely Maybe (2.79m)

 

21 22 207,000 Arctic Monkeys - AM (2.09m)

22 21 206,000 Taylor Swift - Midnights (960k)

23 25 197,000 Fleetwood Mac - Rumours (2.54m)

24 24 196,000 Oasis - (What’s The Story) Morning Glory (5.30m)

25 23 195,000 Queen - Greatest Hits (3.04m)

26 25 192,000 Taylor Swift - Reputation (950k)

27 27 187,000 Post Malone - The Diamond Collection (330k)

28 28 185,000 Sza - SOS (470k)

29 29 181,000 Ariana Grande - Eternal Sunshine

30 30 174,000 Bob Marley & The Wailers - Legend (3.27m)

 

31 31 167,000 Linkin Park - Papercuts - Singles Collection 2000-2023

32 32 162,000 Eminem - The Death Of Slim Shady

33 33 153,000 Eminem - Curtain Call 2 (370k)

34 34 150,000 Maroon 5 - Singles (840k)

35 37 148,000 Teddy Swims - I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy, Part 1

36 36 147,000 Lana Del Rey - Born To Die (1.68m)

37 35 146,000 Ed Sheeran - Divide (4.33m)

38 38 139,000 Dua Lipa - Radical Optimism

39 39 139,000 CoCoMelon - Nursey Rhymes By CoCoMelon (220k)

40 42 138,000 George Michael - Twenty Five (1.74m)

 

44 133,000 Gracie Abrams - The Secret Of Us

57 119,000 Benson Boone - Fireworks & Rollerblades

61 112,000 Fontaines D.C. - Romance

85 96,000 Ed Sheeran - Mathematics

Still no Cure?

 

Where are the Killers please

Lana Del Rey finishing the year above the highest Ed Sheeran album wasn't sonething on my bingo card for 2024.

Still no Cure?

 

Where are the Killers please

I have The Cure estimated on 84.4k and Drake at #100 on 86.7k. Drake’s only doing about 1.2k per week so 4k should comfortably do it for them, assuming Bublé doesn’t make it.

 

Killers #64 with 110k.

where do you have Last Dinner Party? Close to 100K? thanks

where do you have Last Dinner Party? Close to 100K? thanks

98.2k and 1.4k last week, so probably finishing just shy!

oh thats a bit unlucky to finish the year on 99K

think Taylor is on 777,171 sales

2 weeks ago Alan placed her sales as 744,761 and since then she did 23,259 and then 9,151 = 777,171

This week, Dua did less than 2k, CoCoMelon more than 2.9k and George Michael well over 4k, so let's hope that the 2.5k or so that 50 Cent did wasn't enough for Dua to fall out of the EOY top 40 for albums as well as singles (now confirmed for 'Houdini') on the final week.

I’m not hopeful for the Cure making the top 100, looks like they only did 3.5k this week

I’m not hopeful for the Cure making the top 100, looks like they only did 3.5k this week

The Top 99 is well clear and it’s extremely close betweeen Drake and The Cure for the final spot I think. At least we know the other threats haven’t matrrialised - the sales report confirms that Bublé has fallen short and most of the streams of The Beatles Red have gone back to “1”.

Nooo Cocomelon beating Dua :/

 

Is the OCC gonna publish the top 100 anytime soon?

Nooo Cocomelon beating Dua :/

 

Is the OCC gonna publish the top 100 anytime soon?

I’ll do the full Top 100 when I get ChartsPlus on Tuesday.

Stick Season finishing at 4 while Radical Optimism just clings on at 40. Also Drake still at 100...

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nice that Radical Optimism managed to hold onto #40

can't believe how well 50 Cent's GH is doing to be as high as #41

50 cent has a lot of classics to be honest

50 cent has a lot of classics to be honest

 

'In Da Club' yes, maybe 'Candy Shop' in an ironic sense if you're depraved enough. I can't honestly think of anything else that could feasibly be considered a "classic"

'In Da Club' yes, maybe 'Candy Shop' in an ironic sense if you're depraved enough. I can't honestly think of anything else that could feasibly be considered a "classic"

 

Wild take. Many men is definitely a classic by general consensus but I’d argue every song on the get rich or die trying album are classics