It’s a fifth week at No.1 for the Post Malone third studio album “Hollywood’s Bleeding”, becoming the equal second longest running chart-topper for 2019.
“Hollywood’s Bleeding” and it’s fifth week at the ARIA Albums Chart summit is now equal to the five weeks logged (but broken) by both the Ariana Grande set “thank u, next” (Feb. & March) and the Ed Sheeran album “No.6 Collaborations Project” (July & August), with the current leader at 7 weeks (also broken) being the Billie Eilish set “When We All Fall Asleep…”. Post Malone also increases his weeks at No.1 to now seven weeks, and it moves him up from equal 106th to now equal 94th on the list for ‘Accumulated Weeks at No.1: Albums (1965 to 2019)’ alongside Jamiroquai and Pete Murray (both with seven weeks from two #1 albums), while for this decade he rises to outright tenth (one week shy of Ariana Grande’s total or eight weeks). The Post Malone album also retains its No.1 slot in both New Zealand and Canada (4 week in both locales).
Rising back up a place each are the Ed Sheeran set “No.6 Collaborations Project” and Taylor Swift with “Lover” to No.2 and No.3 respectively, as last weeks returned 50th Anniversary Edition of The Beatles “Abbey Road” set is this week down two places to No.4. Further rising albums with the Top 10 are the Tones and I EP “The Kids are Coming” (6 to No.5) and Billie Eilish and “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” (8 to No.6), with returning albums to the Top 10 in “Diamonds” for Elton John (15 to No.9, 17th week inside the Top 10) and Ed Sheeran’s “÷ (Divide)” (16 to No.10, 107th week inside the T10).
Two albums debut within the Top 10 this week, the highest of which is at No.7, the digitally only released album (physical is out November 8th) for Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and their seventeenth studio album “Ghosteen”, and the bands first double album since 2004’s “Abattoir Blues”/”The Lyre of Orpheus”, while it also becomes their twelfth Top 10 album and tenth Top 10 studio album in a row (since 1994), with the bands last two releases going to No.1 in “Push the Sky Away” (2013) and “Skeleton Tree” (2016). This is followed at No.8 by the sixth album for Canadian musician Dallas Green who goes by the name of City & Colour, the new set called “A Pill for Loneliness”, is now his fifth albums chart entry here and also his fourth Top 10 placing (albeit his lowest ever).
UP:
* Luke Combs has been gradually climbing back up the albums chart for the past few weeks with his debut set “This One’s for You”, and with his second album called “What You See is What You Get” due on November 8th, the pre-orders for the new set are pushing his older set back up, this week it rises three places to No.11 in its 82nd week within the Top 100.
* After dropping out of the Top 10 last week the Khalid set “Free Spirit” is back up five this week to No.12.
* Queen were all over Channel 9 last week with their documentaries and with Freddie Mercury issuing a new compilation on Friday called “Never Boring”, this all helps their biopic soundtrack for ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ to rise nine spots to No.13, their only rising of three entries this week.
* The recent No.3 album for Tyler, the Creator called “Igor” returns this week at No.15 thanks to it finally being issued physically last week (CD and Vinyl).
* Further rising soundtracks this week are for ‘A Star is Born’ (19 to No.16), ‘The Greatest Showman’ (26 to No.21), ‘Moana’ (73 to No.72), ‘Hitsville: The Making of Motown’ (94 to a new peak of No.76) and returning at No.92 is the soundtrack for the 1988 film ‘Dirty Dancing’, which is helped by the film being screened alongside the reality TV series of the same name showing on Channel 7.
* Pink just issued a new remix of her title track for “Hurts 2B Human” on Friday, the same titled album is back up four places to No.19.
* With a No.3 debut this week for Travis Scott on the singles chart, his 62 weeks old album “Astroworld” is back up ten places to No.25.
* The (digital only) re-packaged Chris Brown album “Indigo” jumps up fifteen places to No.26.
* With two Top 20 singles for Lizzo at the moment, her album “Cuz I Love You” (FHP-38) rebounds a massive forty places this week to land at a new peak of No.30.
* Lewis Capaldi is back up six places to No.31 with his debut set “Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent”.
* At the end of October the Fleetwood Mac album “Rumours” will be re-issued as a 4CD set, and this week the 1978 album is back up eleven places to No.49, while the band also returns at No.91 with the ‘Longest Charted Album’ in “The Very Best of” (514 weeks within the Top 100).
* Cold Chisel this past week just announced a 2020 national tour, and their best of “All for You-The Best of” responds by climbing up seven places to No.51, with the only other rising collection being by Bon Jovi (86 to No.84).
* Amy Shark rebounds twenty-two spots this week to No.61 with her “Love Monster” album.
* The fourth and final returning album this week is “Salt” (HP-5) by Angie McMahon at No.86.
DOWN:
* The four albums leaving the Top 10 this week are “A Place We Knew” for Dean Lewis (HP-1, WI10-11a, 9 to No.14), “Nine” for Blink-182 (HP-4, WI10, plummets 10 to No.50) and last weeks two debuting sets in “Suck on Light” for Boy & Bear (HP-7, WI10-1, 7 to No.33) and a devastatingly massive tumble for the Busby Marou album “The Great Divide” (HP-5, WI10-1, leaves the T100).
* The new U.S. No.1 album this week is the second set for DaBaby and “KIRK’, which here drops down thirteen places to No.24.
* Lana Del Rey falls down nine places to No.36 with her latest set “Norman F**king Rockwell”.
* Melanie Martinez drops down eleven spots to No.40 with her second set “K-12”.
* The Queen “Greatest Hits” is down nine spots to No.43, with other collections falling for Eminem (43 to No.55), Green Day (67 to No.75), The Killers (76 to No.82), Jason DeRulo (78 to No.83), The Wiggles (84 to No.89) and The Foo Fighters (77 to No.90).
* Tool tumbles down eleven places to No.44 with their six week old entry “Fear Inoculum”.
* Declining soundtracks this week are for ‘Aladdin (2019)’ (47 to No.56), ‘Rocketman’ (68 to No.69) and ‘The Lion King’ (out on DVD/BR soon, 75 to No.87).
* The Lil’ Nas X EP “7” drops this week thirteen places to No.62.
* The Hilltop Hoods fall ten spots to No.64 with “The Great Expanse”, with their Restrung set falling eight to No.70.
* Three further debuts from last week to score a second week on the charts are the Opeth set “In Cauda Venenum” (20 to No.68), Steel Panther with “Heavy Metal Rules” (13 to No.78), and the Hermitude album “PollyAnarchy” (18 to No.80).
* Slipknot slips down twenty-six places to land at No.71 with “We Are Not Your Kind”.
* The Teskey Brothers recent No.2 album “Run Home Slow” lands its tenth week on the chart and falls down fifteen places this week to No.74.
* Guns N’ Roses’ “Appetite for Destruction” falls down sixteen spots to No.96.
* Korn and their four week old entry “The Nothing” plummets fifty-seven places this week to No.99.
* Apart from the Busby Marou album falling out from No.5, further debuts from last week to leave this week are from Complete (#12), Hellyeah (#25), Beth Hart (#64), Adam Lambert (#87) and DragonForce (#87).
FURTHER NEW ENTRIES:
* #17 (LP#1) – Over it by Summer Walker is the first album for the American RnB singer who also scores her second singles chart entry this week with “Playing Games” (TW-83) from this new album, which also features guest artists such as Usher, Bryson Tiller, 6lack, A Boogie wit da Hoodie and the Drake infused remix of “Girls Need Love” (her first chart entry).
* #22 (LP#6) – Easter is Cancelled by The Darkness is the sixth album and entry for the English band whose previous albums have only ever peaked between No.17 and No.25, so this album continues that trend.
* #23 (LP#11) – Ode to Joy by Wilco is now the eleventh albums chart entry (9 studios and two collaboration albums with Billy Bragg) for the American Indie Band, with this now their ninth Top 50 placing with their last set “Schmilco” (2016) becoming their highest charted at No.16.
* #27 (LP#4) – All Mirrors by Angel Olsen is the fourth album, second entry and now highest charted set for the female US singer whose last album “My Woman” peaked at No.29 in mid-September of 2016.
* #37 (LP#1) – Without Fear by Dermot Kennedy is the debut album for the Irish singer/songwriter and Folk-pop/hip-hop artist who landed at No.1 in his home country plus also Scotland and England, with his single “Outnumbered” from this album going to No.2 in Ireland and No.8 in England.
* #41 (LP#4) – Triumph & Disaster by We Lost the Sea is the first ever albums chart entry for the Sydney based instrumental post-metal band who formed in 2007, releasing their first album “Crimea” in 2010, followed by “The Quietest Place ‘n Earth” (2012) and “Departure Songs” (2015).
* #42 (LP#4) – True North by Maundz is the fourth studio album and now second Top 50 placing for the local artist, whose previous release “Nobody’s Business” made it to No.36 in mid-September of 2015, plus his overall third Top 100 entry as his second set “Zero” made it to No.86 in early June of 2012.
* #52 (LP#1) – self-titled by Dyson, Stringer, Cloher is the second collaboration between local Aussie female singers Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher who first released a three track EP called “2013 Tour EP”, plus they will be starting a national tour on November 1st.
* #85 (LP#5) – Fire & Brimstone by Brantley Gilbert is the fifth studio album and now second entry here for the U.S. country singer who made it to No.34 in early February of 2017 with his fourth set called “The Devil Don’t Sleep”.
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Gavin Ryan reports with thanks to Australian-Charts.com
