The new Stones' compilation debuts at #3 in the UK chart:

[www.officialcharts.com]


Album Chart history (Year peak title):

1964 01 The Rolling Stones
1965 01 Rolling Stones Number 2
1965 02 Out Of Our Heads
1966 01 Aftermath
1966 04 Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)
1967 03 Between The Buttons
1967 03 Their Satanic Majesties Request
1968 03 Beggars Banquet
1969 02 Through The Past Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2)
1969 01 Let It Bleed
1970 01 Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!' - The Rolling Sontes In Concert
1971 04 Stone Age
1971 01 Sticky Fingers
1971 19 Gimme Shelter
1972 14 Milestones
1972 01 Exile On Main Street (re issue #1 in 2010)
1972 41 Rock 'n' Rolling Stones
1973 01 Goat's Head Soup
1974 02 It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
1975 14 Made In The Shade
1975 45 Metamorphosis
1975 07 Rolled Gold - The Very Best Of The Rolling Stones
1976 02 Black And Blue
1977 03 Love You Live
1977 08 Get Stoned
1978 02 Some Girls (re issue #58 in 2011)
1980 01 Emotional Rescue
1981 02 Tattoo You
1982 04 Still Life (American Concerts 1981)
1982 24 Story Of The Stones
1983 03 Undercover
1984 23 Rewind 1971-1984 (The Best Of The Rolling Stones)
1986 04 Dirty Work
1989 02 Steel Wheels
1990 03 Hot Rocks - The Greatest Hits 1964-1971
1991 06 Flashpoint
1993 16 Jump Back - The Best Of The Rolling Stones 1971-93
1994 01 Voodoo Lounge
1995 09 Stripped
1997 06 Bridges To Babylon
1998 67 No Security
2002 02 Forty Licks
2004 38 Live Licks
2005 02 A Bigger Bang
2007 26 Rolled Gold+
2008 02 Shine A Light OST
2012 03 Grrr!



Also Doom And Gloom makes the first official entry in the UK Top 75 at #64:

[www.officialcharts.com]

R E S U L T - Gregory is on the rampage!!!

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Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2012-11-19 01:07 by Max'sKansasCity.

Flashpoint was # 6 ??? WHOA!!!....probably because we all had to buy it for the two new studio tracks...D&g may go a bit higher but not much...

1 Rolling Stones Exile On Main Street (re-issue) May 2010

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lunar!!!
Flashpoint was # 6 ??? WHOA!!!....probably because we all had to buy it for the two new studio tracks...D&g may go a bit higher but not much...

Flashpoint created a bunch of new fans of my generation (I'm 32).
Highwire really rocked my world and I had to have that album.

I'm surprised BtB only made it to #6...

Los Angeles rock radio stations are playing DOOM AND GLOOM a lot. I love the song, so it's great to turn on my car radio and have DOOM AND GLOOM come on. It's obviously something listeners are requesting a lot. Fun to have a Stones hit out there.

I'm confused (maybe I missed it in the list) but I remember getting Hot Rocks on vinyl in 1976. But on the list it says 1990...wasn't 1990 the reissue?

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I'm confused (maybe I missed it in the list) but I remember getting Hot Rocks on vinyl in 1976. But on the list it says 1990...wasn't 1990 the reissue?

I am guessing that was the CD release and everyone went out and bought the CD, and it charted higher than the original release? If so that is an interesting tidbit. Hopefully George will clarify for us.

I've always been a bit perplexed by the first week ranking in the charts, doesn't depend a lot on the competition?

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memphiscats
I'm confused (maybe I missed it in the list) but I remember getting Hot Rocks on vinyl in 1976. But on the list it says 1990...wasn't 1990 the reissue?

It was released in the UK in June 1990, the original US release date was on December 15, 1971.

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1 Rolling Stones Exile On Main Street (re-issue) May 2010

Also, the 2011 reissue of Some Girls: UK #58, US #46. Exile reissue UK #1, US #2.