1970s Rock Giants: The 25 Best-Selling Studio Albums That Defined the Decade!

[@josephhiggins4274]

So many bands should be on this list, too many to mention. Best decade for rock music ever! Im so fortunate to have been a teen in the seventies

[@stevosguitars]

The best decade for music, without any doubt whatsoever. The 70s produced the greatest music, in such a diverse set of genres, that mankind will ever know.

[@BladesInExile]

100% agreed 👍 The pinnacle for music for sure

[@GNewcomb-q9v]

You are absolutely, 100% WRONG! Outside of rock as a whole, the 70’s SUCKED for music! The disco era, Captain & Tennille! The rise of lane soft “rock”! As a whole, the 80’s is the best decade for music from country to metal!

[@predictorleague8780]

​@GNewcomb-q9v You say Disco sucked and then offer up 80s country as a better alternative? Ouch, that's a horrific take!

[@jefferyzimmerly7362]

The 80s wasn’t that far behind the 70s for music

[@-Finlander-]

Spot On ! 🇫🇮

[@giulianomarco]

My favourite album of the 70s? Powerage by AC/DC. I was amazed when Dirty Deeds popped up on your list at #25. 😁👍

[@scottviverette14]

I was so lucky to have grown up in this time of great music

[@Linda-kg8ih]

I'm surprised Frampton Comes Alive isn't on this list. It's one of the highest selling albums of all time!

[@VRPRocks]

It's also a live album, this list is studio albums only 👍🤘

[@markmorris4827]

It seems a lot of people think this is 'Best Albums of the 70s, rather than the Biggest Selling Albums.

[@BladesInExile]

Yes, people struggle to read simple things these days!

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

1:02 And the funny part - the Eagle's best selling album of all time (at least in the USA, #1 all time on the RIAA Diamond list) was their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 - Hotel California is "only" about 4'th on that list and came out a year or two later.

[@capi.strano7620]

I will admit to being surprised that the Electric Light Orchestra double album Out Of The Blue, with Turn To Stone, Sweet Talkin' Woman, and Mr. Blue Sky, didn't make the cut.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

Good album, but not THAT huge a sales monster.

[@66limelight]

5 from Led Zeppelin 4 from Pink Floyd Those two groups alone have 36% of that list!

[@VRPRocks]

Rush were big but not THAT big. A quick google search puts Rush's total album sales around 40m wordlwide - including on their own website - that's nowhere near the top considering the likes of Floyd, Zeppelin, ACDC, Queen, Eagles and others have certified sales well over 100m. And there'll be a lot of other bands between 50-100 as well. Was it referring to Canada sales only, maybe?

[@predictorleague8780]

Rush? 😂😂 I think you need to go back and re-read that article as its absolutely wrong!

[@66limelight]

@@VRPRocks Well Rush is indeed huge. But anyway that was in an article I'd read that was about why Rush hadn't yet, at that time, been inducted into the RnR HOF. And that was one of the reasons they should've been in. I should not have said "little known fact" but I did read that. You brought up a good point that maybe it was Canada sales. I remember buying my first CD player in 1987 at the Best Buy Co in St. Cloud, MN. At that store the #1 selling CD was Pink Floyd DSOTM (not world wide, just at THAT store) 14 years after it was released! The CD rejuvenated the sales of that album and many others from the 70s and early 80s. Just think how much more money in sales the CD brought to all of those bands from the 70s. *Earlier post edited

[@DrRock2009]

And don’t forget they are the two bands from the ‘70’s that are still relevant today.

[@waynegrabert6839]

Check your arithmetic. It is a list of 25, not 20. 36% is still impressive.

[@gordonbergslien30]

I put myself through college working at the Wherehouse, Licorice Pizza and Tower Records in Southern California. This brought back some memories!

[@akxeman]

So much excellent music to pick from, almost impossible to narrow it down to 20. Deep Purple’s Machine Head…never on these lists. I must be the only one that thought it one of the best. Hearts Dream Boat Annie should replace Supertramp, IMHO

[@MarcVanLaere-zr5im]

So where is Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Heart, Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult, Scorpions, and so many more?

[@Redundant_underscore]

Not on this list, because they were not among the top 25 best selling albums of the 70's, which is what this is, as stated clearly in the title of the video.

[@MarcVanLaere-zr5im]

@Redundant_underscore are you sure?

[@Redundant_underscore]

@@MarcVanLaere-zr5im - actually no, I'm not. My apologies. I looked up tha actual best selling albums of the 70's and a lot of these aren't even in the top 25, but neither are any of the groups you mentioned.

[@VRPRocks]

@marcvanlaere-zr5im @redundant_underscore This is the list as per chartmasters.org figures, unfortunately there is no definitive list of absolute sales figures, mostly estimates, so it's always difficult to use anything as fact. But, as per their figures, Black Sabbaths biggest selling album is Paranoid at 9.9m, which isn't enough to get into this top 25. Likewise the best 70s albums from those others you mentioned... Deep Purple: Machine Head 9.04m, Heart: Little Queen 3.2m, Alice Cooper: Welcome to... 1.7m, BoC: Agents of Fortune 1.3m, Scorpions: Lovedrive 853k. None of those get anywhere near the top 25 that they list. Again, I'm not saying this is definitive, just the figures and rankings they list 👍🤘

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

@@VRPRocks. Pink Floyd “Animals” 5 millions

[@johnjay9404]

Great decade. My personal favorites are: Jethro Tull/Aqualung Pink Floyd/Dark Side of the Moon. Bad Company/Debut. Boston/Debut. Pink Floyd/Animals. So much more, but those are my favorites.

[@morganclare4704]

You can't have more than one " favorite". cheers

[@johnjay9404]

@morganclare4704 Yes I can. It's my world.

[@morganclare4704]

What's the color of the sky in your universe??

[@johnjay9404]

@morganclare4704 Kaleidoscopic

[@mikeohagan2206]

no Jethro tull is shameful.

[@SaulG88]

Ah, the 70's. Back when the best-selling albums were also the best albums. How far we've come since then.

[@paulfrederick8902]

No "Who's next" or "Quadrophenia"? Incredible!😮

[@Notes-From-Underground66]

Those two albums did not sell enough albums to make this list which was the only criteria used to count down this Top 25 albums.

[@adriancampbell6924]

@@Notes-From-Underground66 You mean they didn't sell enough albums in America because America is the only country on Earth bullshit. While I agree with most albums on the list, I wonder how it would change with WORLD sales not just US.

[@mikeohagan2206]

they made this list based on sales only. I can think of many that were as good or better than some on the list.

[@raynaRobichaud]

No CCR?THEY SOLD LOTS OF ALBUMS IN THE 70'S,of coarse they have always been underrated.

[@ВладимирНовиков-й1н]

"Machine Head" Deep Purple??????

[@jameshoyle5918]

Definitely

[@DevilsDevices666]

Only has sales of about 3m I think, so I'm guessing that's why it's not here.

[@sharonellis8776]

I love anything by Led Zepp and Pink Floyd ! xx

[@dsomerville5293]

What no Supertramp Crime of the Century! Breakfast in America is great but COTC was top five best rock album ever, production, writing, arrangement and musicianship

[@Notes-From-Underground66]

This list is not someone’s opinion. It is based on album sales only!

[@paulmadryga]

I agree - but B.I.A. sold better, surprisingly enough.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

Crime was the better album IMO, but Breakfast EASILY outsold it.

[@Notes-From-Underground66]

“Crime of the Century” has only ever been certified by the RIAA as a gold album in the US(500,000 albums sold). Since it was Supertramp’s breakout album, you would think it sold more. The band did not set out to record a more commercial viable album when making “Breakfast in a America”; it just had themes that resonated with a wider audience. It is a certified quadruple platinum album in the US(4 million copies sold). It sold 3 million copies in France which as of today makes it the 4th best selling album of all time in that country. By early in the 1990’s, “Breakfast….” Sold 18 million copies worldwide; by 2010 it sold 20 million copies worldwide. It is very unusual for a album to sell like is. “BIA” just has universal themes that resonate with each new generation. I just wanted to give the reader the sales numbers. I am a big Supertramp fan but I am not going to argue the merits of “COTC and BIA” here. It is a waste of time.

[@raphaelmerriman4901]

My favourite albums of the era include bands like Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Rush, etc but I'm not overly shocked they aren't on this list. Some absolute classics there, though, most of which I own. I certainly couldn't question any of them.

[@pepperbuster65]

No Tapestry?! Everyone I knew had it!

[@footbru]

Not classified as "rock" or "hard rock/metal" by that site.

[@lizardworm9848]

Agree with most of the picks. I have 20/25 of them

[@bjornalm9950]

There is nothing to agree on, these are sales figures😂

[@jonhenke1504]

Dark Side of the Moon spent 741 consecutive weeks on the billboard 200 charts. However, that album is now well over a thousand weeks on the billboard 200 charts and continues to jump on and off the charts. It's sold 45 million copies worldwide as of the early 2000s but for some reason they haven't continued to count because it still sells 8 to 10000 copies a week and I'm sure that 45 million has grown to over 50 million by 2024!!

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

741 TOTAL weeks, not consecutive, I thought? I think it's consecutive record was a little under 10 years (bit over 500 weeks)

[@jonhenke1504]

@bricefleckenstein9666 741 consecutive. I've read that in dozens of different reports and biographies. Some say 736 consecutive weeks even. I'm not making it up! And there are no way over a thousand weeks total.

[@petercena9497]

Currently 990 weeks. DSOTM sales haven't been updated in awhile. I would put in second place worldwide behind Thriller.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@jonhenke1504 I'm not saying your WRONG - I did mention "I thought". Still by far the longest run in the Billboard 200 either way.

[@jamesslyk6262]

2112 by Rush?

[@donovanemery597]

Add A Farewell To Kings and Hemispheres

[@gregthornton4209]

Jethro Tull- Aqualung!

[@EllenKatz-v8y]

YESSSS

[@footbru]

What about it?

[@paulmadryga]

Great list - it's tough picking just 25 from such an amazing decade for music, so sales numbers are probably the most objective way of doing so. I must confess, though, that I was expecting "Frampton Comes Alive" to feature here - to paraphrase the words of Wayne Campbell: "I grew up in the suburbs - we didn't have to buy the album; it was issued to us."

[@VRPRocks]

I'm sure Framptons album would be there, but this list was studio albums only 👍🤘

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

It's not tough to pick when you state "sales" as the ranking source - and ignore anything but original studio albums.

[@ingemarbroberg6822]

Deep Purple Made in Japan

[@michaelmancusi9054]

Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers 1971 Exile On Main Street1972

[@VRPRocks]

According to chartmasters (the website i used to collate the figures) Sticky Fingers had worldwide sales of 9.3m and Exile had 8.1m, both just short of making this top 25. Again, im not saying these are the definitive numbers, just the numbers I used for this list. I was surprised to see that Some Girls was their biggest selling studio album 👍🤘

[@RC-gf8cs]

70 's great concept album decade close 2 edge relayer quadrophenia..animals .thick n passion play..lamb lies dwn...many mor..greatest songwriting decade .saw in 70's startin sept 71..zep who floyd tull yess elp...now?? Im old

[@SaulG88]

If anyone asks me why the 70s is my favorite music decade from now on, I'll just send them this video.

[@petercena9497]

Top 10 U.S. sales RIAA figures: Hotel California Led Zeppelin IV The Wall (counted twice) Rumours Boston Physical Graffiti (counted twice) Dark Side of the Moon Bat out of Hell Houses of the Holy Van Halen If "Frampton Comes Alive" was counted twice it would make the list.

[@MikeCee7]

What does it mean when an album is counted twice?

[@petercena9497]

@MikeCee7 If it's a double album on two CDs. A lot of double albums were released on one CD. Frampton live and Physical Graffiti are both at 8 million copies, but only one was counted twice.

[@footbru]

@@petercena9497 But it doesn't count BECAUSE IT'S A LIVE ALBUM. How many times does that have to be explained??

[@MikeCee7]

@@petercena9497 Thanks for your reply, but I’m still confused. If it’s a double album on one CD. What is counted twice? If someone purchased the album (or the CD) it’s purchased as one album. So you explained that a double album can fit on one CD. (I understand that with the technology of CDs, pre & post 1986) - But I don’t understand what is counted twice? and why? And in your example where you say one album counted twice, but the other one did not count it twice. (even though I still don’t know what counted twice means)

[@petercena9497]

@MikeCee7 The Wall has sold 12 million copies in the U.S. but since it's a 2cd set it is credited with 24 million sold.

[@kingcurry6594]

Not one of these would make my "top 10 albums of the 70s" list, though some are really excellent (Animals, Abraxas, Rumours). I'm also fairly sure that Tubular Bells should be on the list as it certainly sold more than Breakfast in America.

[@VRPRocks]

Good point, re: Tubular Bells! Strange that it was not included on the list according to figures by Chartmasters website, I'm sure it should be there or thereabouts on this list.

[@rogerdavid3297]

bat out of hell is not rock music, it is nothing but camp pantomime, and a load of american crap. my best album is who,s next.

[@andrettski8686]

I NEVER understood the Meat Loaf thing, couldn't stand it.

[@mikeohagan2206]

Had every album but the long run at one time or other.

[@thomasrenners5908]

Bei dieser Aufzählung fragt man sich unwillkürlich, wie schmal der Grat zwischen Rock- und Popmusik ist !

[@c.s.mcleod7383]

Hotel California. Rumors. Frampton Comes Alive. Van Halen. No more needed.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

I prefer Fleetwood Mac's "white" albumn to Rumours - but it IS very close there.

[@chad017]

Wow. Five of Led Zeppelin’s six albums released in the 70’s made the list. Five of nine overall. Definitely deserved. I was surprised, however, to see In Through The Out Door on the list. It’s a great album but often at the bottom of Led Zeppelin album ranking lists.

[@robpaxson4455]

Toys actually sold more than twice what Rocks did

[@richybatty234]

Advanced sales guaranteed it for No1 in UK and USA . Admittedly, I don't think it was one of their strongest albums . But even so ... people at that time were DESPERATE for something .. anything from Zeppelin!

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@robpaxson4455 They were talking about Led Zep, how did Aerosmith get into the conversation?

[@robpaxson4455]

@@bricefleckenstein9666 someone posted, and has since removed the comment asking why Aerosmith Rocks wasn't on the list

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@robpaxson4455 Ah, so! Makes sense now. If you want the power trio of Aerosmith, you have to add in "Get Your Wings".

[@SpireUtd]

The biggest secret, only purchaced to the initiated & those in the know ... Alex Harvey SAHB ... N.E.X.T 🎸 🌟 Sensational

[@ilionreactor1079]

Caption: Bohemian Rap City. I thought that was funny.

[@Gigan75pcp]

Not a single kiss album meanwhile kiss was deemed the Beatles of the 70s?

[@VRPRocks]

Apart from the live album, Alive! (this list is studio albums only) Kiss's biggest selling studio album was Love Gun with sales of only around 4 million, not even half the number that the record at number 25 achieved 👍🤘

[@morganclare4704]

by 12 year old moronic little boys!

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

Chicago had a MUCH better claim to be "The Beatles of the 1970s".

[@Gigan75pcp]

@@VRPRocks Ah, basing on studio album sales totals is one thing. I’d recommend adjusting the video title only because there are many albums that deserve a spot on the list, and not just from KISS. Where KISS mainly shines is not Alive sales numbers, it’s how they have the most gold (RIAA) certified albums (31) of any band in all-time. Sales numbers ≠ Defining the decade, at least in my opinion. Great video nonetheless though! All that were listed are fundamental 70s.

[@Gigan75pcp]

@@bricefleckenstein9666 You can’t be serious. Chicago has some great hits, but you’re sadly mistaken if you think Chicago holds the same influence that KISS did in the 1970s, nevermind during their 50 year career.

[@TroySmith-l6t]

Aerosmith Rocks ?

[@BladesInExile]

Good point. I've just looked on Wiki and it says Rocks was 4m sales in the US, Dirty Deeds (wh was at 25 on this list) sold 7m in the US, so with worldwide sales I can see why Rocks didn't break the 25

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@BladesInExile Toys in the Attic outsold Rocks - but not by enough to make this list.

[@trevorbramich4849]

You obviously didn't live through those times No Credence Clearwater Revival ,no Hot August Night

[@KurtGAndersen]

No Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Thin Lizzy, Sex Pistols, The Clash, Motorhead???

[@footbru]

Do any of those have an album that qualifies as one of the 25 top selling rock albums of the 70s?

[@Duqsteel1115]

Growing up in the 70’s, I’m surprised to not see any Kiss, Toys in The Attic and Rocks by Aerosmith, Cat Scratch Fever by Ted Nugent, Machine Head by Deep Purple and Billion Dollar Babies by Alice Cooper on the list.

[@footbru]

So, obviously, those albums didn't sell in the top 25.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

Toys was probably Aerosmith's best selling albumn - but WAY under the numbers of the albumns listed, even in US sales alone. Same for Machine Head and Deep Purple.

[@footbru]

I had a look at that site, and after fumbling about for a bit, replicated your list. I like the fact that you rely on numbers, not just saying that an album is "great" because you like it. Of course, sales aren't quality ... but that's a different discussion. One problem with that site is their classifications. Madonna, U2 and The Police are classified as "alternative". Supertramp are classified as "rock" (while other similar bands are not). And their database is incomplete - The Sex Pistols, Roxy Music, The Stranglers, Brian Eno, Talking Heads??? I simply couldn't find them. Or am I missing the point of that site?

[@VRPRocks]

@footbru After spending the time making the video and posting it, I've also realised there are gaps in their reporting, with many artists not listed. Very annoying. I think I'll give that website a miss next time 👍🤘

[@olavirannisto3552]

Blondie: Parallel Lines, Dire Straits: Dire Straits.

[@sethkaicer319]

Vrp and I baked macaroni and cheese special for the yeti❤

[@lohsemichael6398]

Hm, what is with, Who's Next, Live at Leeds, Quadrophenia, Framton comes alive, Thick as a Brick, or Recycling (Nektar)?????

[@Notes-From-Underground66]

This list is not someone’s opinion. This list is based solely on album sales. The video makes that totally clear at the beginning. No live albums were placed on the list.

[@lohsemichael6398]

@Notes-From-Underground66 But from witch Date is the List? Frampten comes alive was 2022, on of the best selling Album in the World!

[@BladesInExile]

​@@lohsemichael6398 He just told you, no live albums, Frampton Comes Alive is a live album.

[@Notes-From-Underground66]

@@BladesInExile Thank you👍✌️🤙 Some people are “Thick as a Brick”.

[@SPak-rt2gb]

Rainbow Rising Montrose

[@michaelheiser8238]

Areosmith Rocks

[@davidwilliamson2341]

Sales in 70s was owned by Zep and Floyd if you didnt know that you may have not grown up then! Was there 100s of badass groups yup but some named in comments is prog crap!

[@garyhughes2446]

Machine Head by Deep Purple should have been on the list.

[@VRPRocks]

According to chartmasters (where i got the info from for the video) Machine Head sold 9.04m which wasnt enough to get into this top 25. Figures are obviously disputed, which is why no one-source really agrees with another. Great album though for sure! 👍🤘

[@Rick-i9k]

How was zeppelin 2 not on the list!!

[@VRPRocks]

Might have something to do with being released in 1969 😉👍🤘

[@JoyfulRacoon-df2gl]

Who's Next by the Who should be on the list

[@VRPRocks]

According to the figures, that record "only" sold 4m copies, so nowhere near the top 25 listed on the chartmasters website 👍🤘

[@petercena9497]

Except for the Beatles their aren't that many 60s oriented bands with record setting albums. Sales for Pink Floyd albums before DSOTM are very average.

[@floriancarvalho4091]

No Styx 😞

[@MAG-li5jo]

Bowie's Ziggy Stardust???

[@footbru]

What about it?

[@bubipoo282]

No Exile on main street, Hot august night, who...

[@stackystackpole8826]

No live albums or compilations

[@Mrbimdrummer]

Rush 2112

[@sharokrokni5317]

Frampton live, santana, bad co,purple, tull,Bowie,

[@trebsscan9644]

Wheres whos next quadrophinia...deep purple in rock..machine head.. black sabath .. peter frampton comes alive

[@loucontino4804]

Yeah go back and look at the sales of Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

US sales ALONE over 21m - it peaked around 5'th on the RIAA diamond list, but has slipped some in recent years to 11'th.

[@SamanthaBendut]

No Deep Purple?

[@VRPRocks]

Sadly not, according to chartmasters their biggest selling album was Machine Head which had figures of 9.4m, just below the top 25 on their rankings 👍🤘

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

What's sad - this list completely ignores the band that had more Billboard hit albums AND singles in the 1970s. Chicago. To be fair, their albums weren't HUGE selllers, like the ALSO IGNORED Eagles Greatest Hits 1971-1975 - without the huge sales of THAT album (it is #1 on the RIAA Diamond chart, AHEAD of Thriller in US sales), the Eagles were going to fold before they even started work on Hotel California.

[@VRPRocks]

This is studio albums only, no compilations, live records or EPs. 👍🤘

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@VRPRocks The Chicago albums I mention, with ONE exception (IX), were studio albums. The Eagles Greatest Hits wasn't, I grant - despite it's HUGH sales success (bigger than Thriller in the US, not as big internationally).

[@VRPRocks]

@@bricefleckenstein9666 Sorry, I was responding to the "ALSO IGNORED" part of your first post. Interestingly I've just checked the Chicago sales data they provide and the biggest selling album they had was IX (6.9m) followed by Chicago 17 (6.1m) from 1984. Their biggest selling 70s album was Chicago X at 2.2m sales, which wasn't even in the top 30 for all album sales in 1976 alone. Again, this is just me repeating their figures, whether reliable or not, and as we know sales figures dont always equate to the quality of the music do they, as shown by today's releases!

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@VRPRocks I didn't say that Chicago had the #1 albums. What I said is they had the most albums plus singles that made the Billboard Charts during the 1970s. (AKA "Billboard Hits). DON'T TRY TO "INTERPRET ME", I said EXACTLY what I meant. I SAID "their albums weren't HUGE sellers".

[@VRPRocks]

😂😂 I'm not trying to interpret you! As I said, I was personally interested to see Chicagos sales data, so I looked and reported back, thats all.

[@Sabotage8675]

Boy George "I want to explore Uranus " should be here 🤷‍♂️

[@toneman501]

I thought that was George Michael...

[@poeslanding]

Bogus list. Although yes they are great albums. Frampton comes alive kiss alive kiss destroyer. I also just looked up the best selling albums of all time from 1970s. Those Led Zeppelin albums are way down the list except for number four

[@footbru]

I've checked that site, and within the category "rock" and "hard rock/metal", the list accurately reflects the top 25 selling albums 1970 - 1979 (as per that site). Excluding live albums - and Frampton Comes Alive wouldn't make it, even if they were included. Why don't you read the comments before getting all attitudinal?

[@fiercepuppy4393]

The omission of " Frampton Comes Alive" by Peter Frampton which sold 17 million albums proves that you cannot take this video seriously.

[@capi.strano7620]

They didn't consider live or compilation albums, only studio.

[@RobRenaud-i8r]

Hkw is frampton comes alive not in there

[@VRPRocks]

Because this is a list of studio albums only 👍🤘

[@williamjones3615]

Uh, "Peter Frampton Comes Alive!" is one of the greatest albums of all-time and it doesn't even make your Top 25?

[@VRPRocks]

It's not "my" Top 25, it's the figures from ChartMasters.org and this list is studio albums only, no live recordings, compilations or EPs 👍🤘

[@stackystackpole8826]

No live albums or compilations

[@gasgaslex_photos]

This list reminds me how shit music is in the 2020s

[@stevemcintyre7530]

Jesus! Dark Side of the Moon. Rumours. The Eagles…. The bland leading the bland.

[@BillMartin-h2g]

@stevemcintyre7530 An album is only as good as it's listener. Bland listener, bland album.

[@lawrencetruehill1058]

The list is from the same asses working for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame board not allowing Jethro Tull and other deserving bands year after year? ✌✌

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

Or the many years folks like Deep Purple, Sabbath, Chicago were ignored?

[@petercena9497]

This list includes streaming, but overall is not that different from an actual sales list.