There was only a difference of 270 copies between “SOUR”, which took one place in the rankings, and “Greatest Hits”, which received new special editions celebrating its four decades, and was 13th for seven days. Group set Freddie Mercury The best-selling album of all time in Great Britain has sold over 6 million copies.
The first 40 had only two introductions, both on albums highly acclaimed by specialty magazines. Bobby Gillespie (“Utopian Ashes” (Primal scream) E Jahni Beth (Barbarians), Recorded together and ranked 11th, while “Pink Noise” Laura Emula Came in 21st.
See top 10:
1 – “SOUR” – Olivia Rodrigo (Up to a level)
2 – “Best Successes” – Queen (Up to 11 seats)
3 – “Planet Her” – Doja cat (Same level)
4 – “Europiana” – Jack Soveretti (Below three levels)
5 – “Inside (Songs)” – Go Burnham (Up to a level)
6 – “Nostalgia for the future” – Dua Lipa (One level dropped)
7 – “÷” – Ed Sheeran (Same level)
8 – “Highlights” – Weekend (Up to three levels)
9 – “Diamonds” – Elton John (Up to a level)
10 – “50 years – do not stop” – Fleetwood Mac (Up to two levels)
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