* Dean Lewis rises back up five places to No.22 with “A Place We Knew”. * Cold Chisel’s “Best of-All for You” is stable at No.14 thanks to their current national tour, while climbing collections are for INXS (37 to No.35), Maroon 5 (42 to No.40), Eminem (see below), The Wiggles (62 to No.57), Green Day (70 to No.69), Foo Fighters (80 to No.73), Queen (GH stable at No.82), Bon Jovi (93 to No.89) and Red Hot Chili Peppers (returns at No.95). * Luke Combs’ most recent set “What You See is What You Get” is back up two to No.14, and he is stable at No.20 with his first album “This One’s for You”. * The Taylor Swift album “Lover” is back up four places to No.12, while the title track is her only singles chart entry this week at #100, with her “Reputation” album back up two spots to No.75. Further Top 10 drops are for the soundtrack ‘Frozen 2′ (5 to No.9) and the Ed Sheeran duets set “No.6 Collaborations Project” (7 to No.10). Post Malone rises back up one spot to No.7 with “Hollywood’s Bleeding” and last weeks No.1 entry for Selena Gomez and “Rare” falls down seven spots to No.8, the album taking the top spot in both Canada and America this week too. The three new entries at the top pushed down two places apiece the Harry Styles album “Fine Line”, the Billie Eilish set “When We All Fall Asleep…” and current tourist Elton John’s collection of hits in “Diamonds” to No.4, No.5 and No.6 respectively.
EMINEM DEBUT ALBUM MAC
The third successive debut in a row is the sixth studio and first posthumous album for rapper Mac Miller called “Circles”, which by debuting at No.3 becomes his second Top 10 placing and now his highest charted ever in Australia, surpassing the No.7 peak of his last entry “Swimming” (peaked in 2018 after his passing), while overall this is his fourth albums chart entry here, as he also charted with “GO:OD AM” (HP-32, Oct., 2015) and “The Divine Feminine” (HP-13, Sept., 2016), with this new album placing three singles on the chart this week in “Good News” (43 to No.27, his highest charted single ever) and the new entries “Blue World” (TW-72) and the albums title track “Circles” (TW-94). The third studio album for Halsey called “Manic” debuts at No.2 this week, becoming her third successive album to debut and peak in that position after “Badlands” (Sept 2015) and “hopeless kingdom fountain” (June 2017), both stayed within the Top 10 for a single week, so this new set spending a second week next week would be a new record for her!! The album features three current chart entries in the newest track “You Should be Sad” (TW-15, new peak), “Graveyard” (HP-24, TW-51) and “Without Me” (HP-2, TW-67).
The new No.1 album also becomes the 307th by an American artist (male, female, solo, duo or group) and the 247th by a Solo Male Artist (local or overseas). This is the tenth album with the word ‘Music’ in its title to hit the No.1 spot here (the last was a ‘Glee: The Music’ album in 2011), and the first for a ‘Murdered’ or even a ‘Murder’ at the ARIA Albums summit, with the previous high-charted murder being a No.2 placing for the Incubus set “A Crow Left of the Murder” (Feb., 2004). Eminem is now the equal third artist with the ‘Most No.1 Albums’ alongside the eleven notched up by U2 and Madonna (ahead of him is Jimmy Barnes with 12 and The Beatles with 14), while his tally of weeks at No.1 now rises to 32 in total, tying him at equal twelfth on the listing for ‘Accumulated Weeks at No.1: Albums’ alongside Delta Goodrem and one week behind the recent 33rd week racked up by Michael Buble (Dec 2019) and two weeks away from matching the 34 weeks for Jimmy Barnes. This is now the eleventh No.1 album for Eminem and his ninth for a studio album since he first topped the charts for a single week on March 5th, 2001 with “The Marshall Mathers LP”. The album enters at No.1 in both England (where he has both No.1’s for single and album) and New Zealand.
“Music to Be Murdered by” is the 866th No.1 Album in Australia (1965 to 2020), the 716th for ARIA (1983 to 2020), the 505th to debut at No.1 (1976 to 2020), the third No.1 album of 2020 and the 33rd for the record label Interscope, whose last was only last week for Selena Gomez, meaning that this is the first time since 2015 that two Interscope artists have taken over from each other, previously it occurred in March 2015 for Madonna (Rebel Heart, 1 week on 16-March, 2015) which was taken over the following week by the album “To Pimp a Butterfly” for Kendrick Lamar (1 week on 23-March, 2015), while another Interscope act in The Weeknd is the No.1 singles act this week.
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