One or two Billboard charts usually feature one or more of Guns N’ Roses songs. It’s a difficult accomplishment for a band that has been around for as long as they have—or one that hasn’t released a new album in more than ten years—that the iconic band features on at least five lists this frame.
The trio presently has two successful songs and one album charting in multiple categories. With the increasing quality of the band’s music being consumed, all of those titles—both the full-length and their songs—are becoming more popular.
This week, the most well-liked release from Guns N’ Roses is their Greatest Hits album. Four distinct charts feature the compilation, and nearly all of them are rising. Regarding the
Luminate reports that Greatest Hits has shown a slight increase in overall consumption of slightly over 2%. 1,268 of the 10,718 equivalent units that the title moved in the last frame in the United States were actual purchases of the compilation.
Guns N’ Roses’ Greatest Hits will rise from No. 122 to No. 116 on the Billboard 200 with that amount. The same set moves up to No. 25 on the Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart, from No. 28. The project moves up three spots to No. 21 on the somewhat more specialised Top Rock Albums chart. This time around, it remains in seventh position on the list of the best hard rock albums.
Now for some hits from Guns N’ Roses. Decades after the group’s breakthrough hits that defined a generation were initially released, they still have two singles that are charting in America.
