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love love love those early 2000s run of David Gray, Moby, Damien Rice and co

 

I also remember KT Tunstall's debut doing this crazy pattern:

 

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Killers-Hot Fuzz also took a while to get there

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I really miss the era of people discovering albums along the way. Much better than todays strategy of throw everything out there for a first week peak and then forget about it.

I'm surprised that no-one has mentioned Shania's Come On Over. It took 79 weeks to get to number one. It spent 41 consecutive weeks in the top 5.

 

 

This is 00s specific I think, otherwise I'd mention the first two Corrs albums, Alanis etc...

I know it's 90s but the chart run of Jagged Little Pill was all kinds of insane if I recall correctly

took months to reach the top 40, then months in the top 10 before hitting 1

Ellie Goulding - Halcyon entered at #2 in October 2012 and peaked at #1 in January 2014
but that was a new version of the album, wouldn't say it's the same as a slow climb
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Did GA’s debut enter at #2? Something tells me it didn’t go top 10 originally… :unsure:
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I know it did well from the off, but Lady Gaga’s The Fame took ages to reach number 1! (I think?)

 

If you call 12 weeks ages, yes :lol: probably off the back of Paparazzi

Florence + The Machine - Lungs spent it’s first 5 weeks at #2 then finally reached no. 1 in it’s 28th week
If you call 12 weeks ages, yes :lol: probably off the back of Paparazzi

 

12 weeks is quite a long time really!

Paparazzi had nothing to do with The Fame's rise to #1, it charted 5 months after. It was purely the height of Poker Face in April 2009. Of course Paparazzi gave some extra longevity later.

 

 

oops so I was wrong about Ellie-Halcyon, I thought she had gone straight to #1 with the re-issue that included Burn but it actually went to #1 the following year, what was the reason? I see t was in January, was it cos of a sale? or Jan low sales?
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Paparazzi had nothing to do with The Fame's rise to #1, it charted 5 months after. It was purely the height of Poker Face in April 2009. Of course Paparazzi gave some extra longevity later.

 

Omg of course! Totally forgot Paparazzi wasn’t released in April time.

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