Love For Sale

Witness 

Holy **** 

emails I can’t send 

 

Fearless by Taylor Swift

Come on over by Shania Twain

Jagged little pill by Alanis Morisette

 

 

 

 

Let Go

Fallen

Loser would have been two #1 hits if not for Lil Nas X 875 remixes. This was when she learned about this tactics 

Edited November 28, 20223 yr by vale9001

Probably that Arctic Monkey album? 

1 minute ago, vale9001 said:

Loser would have been 2 #1 hits if not for Lil Nas X 875 remixes. This was when she learned about this tactics 

LNX didn't need remixes to keep him at #1. OTR had ridiculous leads over #2s apart from that one week when ME! was released. And even then it was like 300 point lead over it. The only time when he needed a remix to help him stay at #1 was his 20th week, but he didn't drop any remixes that week at all. 

I'm thinking about Bey's self titled and lemonade. Both felt HUGE at the time, but no #1.

Planet Her sold 20M in singles and nothing hit #1 

Like others have said Come on Over would be the biggest. "You're Still the One" made it two #2 which in itself was a big feat because country artists rarely chart that big (at least back then).

Warrior

30 minutes ago, MissedTheTrain said:

Breakaway is a contender!

This was the only album I thought of before entering

8 minutes ago, Brando said:

LNX didn't need remixes to keep him at #1. OTR had ridiculous leads over #2s apart from that one week when ME! was released. And even then it was like 300 point lead over it. The only time when he needed a remix to help him stay at #1 was his 20th week, but he didn't drop any remixes that week at all. 

I didn't say he made a strategy to stay at #1.  I meant because of a lot of successfull remixes around the song was too strong. 

oops, let go and FN were the albums that came to mind... Confessions on a dancefloor too (US speaking only)

The Fame Monster 

47 minutes ago, Sugden said:

the fame monster

Y'all just can't control yourself. 

2 minutes ago, jezebelvictoria said:

Y'all just can't control yourself. 

ikr.. people just naming random eras from their faves

Fever!

 

In all seriousness, it would probably be Back In Black by AC/DC for all artists (61M CSPC, biggest hit peaked at number 35).

 

For pop girls it is obviously Come On Over, though I feel like You're Still The One was more or less a number one since it spent forever at number two and only remained there so that album sales could be forced up high, meaning its natural popularity was akin to a number one hit's. Jagged Little Pill is the second option, since its biggest hit peaked at number 4 while the album sold 42M CSPC. Come Away With Me by Norah Jones is the best example of this though, since its biggest hit only peaked at number 30 and that was its sole charting single.

Jagged Little Pill

Ray of Light

Fearless 

Shania Twain and Bruce Springsteen 

Oops

1 hour ago, vale9001 said:

Loser would have been two #1 hits if not for Lil Nas X 875 remixes. This was when she learned about this tactics 

Thankfully those atrocious songs didn't go #1 

 

OT: The Fame Monster, Fearless.

 

 

Glory