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Paul McCartney returned to the top of the Billboard 200 for the first time in 36 years as his latest album Station of Egypt open at number one.
Station of Egypt sold 153,000 copies, including 147,000 traditional copies, in its first week to give McCartney his first solo album Number One since 1982 Tug of war. In addition to his record work with the Beatles (19 Number One albums), McCartney has eight numbers as a solo member / member of Wings.
As Display panel reports that Egypt Station is McCartney's first album to debut at Number One – the seven previous card winners have reached the position – and has recorded McCartney's best selling week since 2007. Almost full memory; Station of EgyptSales were supported in part by a package that matched Freshen Up Tour ticket sales with exchangeable copies of the new album.
Elsewhere in the Top 10, Mac Miller Swimming, released in August, made its comeback in the Top 10 at Number Six as fans remembered the late rapper who died at the age of 26; Swimming was number 71 the week before Miller's death.
The Kamikaze Eminem lost a place in front of the number two, followed by two debut: Find a child ranked number three with the best sales of the opening week for a Christian music album since 2009 (115,000 copies) and rapper Russ' zoo open at number four.
Drake Scorpio followed at number five, with Travis Scott Astroworld (Number Seven), Post Malone Beerbongs & Bentley (Number eight), new $ uicideboy $ album I want to die in New Orleans (Number Nine) and Ariana Grande Sweetener (Number 10) closing the Top 10.
McCartney's return to Number One should be short-lived as Carrie Underwood's new album Cry Pretty should win first place next week.
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