“ The Essential Ozzy Osbourne ” at the head of the graphic of albums after his death
The heritage of Ozzy Osbourne continues to cement themselves in the charts while the fans turn to his music while crying his death.
Osbourne died at the age of 76 on July 22 after a fight of several years with Parkinson’s disease. Between July 18 and 24, “The Essential Ozzy Osbourne” won nearly 44,000 equivalent album units, making its debut at n ° 7 on the album list, according to Luminate.
The collection becomes the 10th Top 10 of the Prince of Darkness and a powerful tribute to the Heavy Metal icon. Released in 2003, the album reached the top 10 for the first time in history. He previously culminated in n ° 81 in 2003, the year of his release.
“The Essential Ozzy Ozzy Osbourne” – with successes like “Crazy Train”, “Journal of a Madman” and more – has been broadcast more than 48 million times this week of follow -up, making its debut at No. 9 on the best Billboard streaming albums.
Osbourne has already asked for a Billboard 200 top 10 with “Patient number 9” (n ° 3 in 2022), “Ordinary man” (n ° 3, 2020), “Scream” (n ° 4, 2010), “Black Rain” (n ° 3, 2007), “Down to Earth” (n ° 4, 2001), “Ozzmosis” (n ° 4, 1995), “No More Tears” (No. 7, 1991), “Traidut” (Randy), Randy Rhoads, n ° 6 in 1987) and “The Ultimate Sin” (n ° 6, 1986). As the leader of Black Sabbath, Osbourne also drawn the Top 10 with “13” (n ° 1 in 2013) and “Master of Reality” (n ° 8, 1971).
The leading title of the list this week comes from Tyler, the creator, who marks his fourth and consecutive n ° 1 of the table of Billboard 200 albums with “Do’T Tap the Glass”. The whole reaches 197,000 units and is the best -selling album of the week with 128,000 people sold. These sales come largely from five physical offers sold exclusively via the artist’s official online store: a vinyl LP, CD and three luxury boxes.
California rapper recently got into the habit of getting out of albums outside the cycle. Consequently, “Do’t’T Tap The Glass” was published on Monday July 21 instead of Friday, the industry standard, giving it only four days of activity during its first week of follow -up. He was previously at the top of the graph with “Chromakopia” (2024), “Call me if you lose yourself” (2021) and “Igor” (2019).
There have been more than a few new versions of new versions on the charts this week, including “Sex hysteria” by Jessie Murph and the eighth top 10 of BTS, “permission to dance on course (live)”. Murph obtains its first Top 10 on the Billboard 200 while “Sex hysteria” made its debut at n ° 8 with 44,000 units won, powered by 48 million flows on its 15 tracks. He marks his third entry on the Billboard 200, after “it is not a man who is the devil” (n ° 24 in 2024) and “drowning” (n ° 162 in 2023).
The new album arrives on the heels of two strokes of Hot 100: “Blue Strips” – its highest single to date and the first Top 20, culminating in n ° 15 in May – and “Touch me like a gangster” (n ° 56 in June). The momentum continues as the 22-year-old launches her “world tour of hysteria” today in Phoenix, Arizona, with major stops planned in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
“You’s Gest, Kid” by Alex Warren also enters the top 10 of the Billboard 200 for the first time while he went from n ° 19 to n ° 5 after he was extended with 10 added songs. The set includes the Hit Hot 100 from Warren, “Ordinary”, which spent seven weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 graphic.
The closure of the top 10 is BTS with the group’s first live album, recorded in 2021 during their tour for the same name. The set was launched with 43,000 equivalent album units won, with album sales comprising 36,000.
The rest of the Top 10 is made up of sets previously published: “I’m the problem” by Morgan Wallen is at n ° 2; The soundtrack of “The Kpop Demon Hunters” is at No. 3; The “Jackboys 2” of Jackboys and Travis Scott are at No. 4; Justin Bieber’s “swag” is at No. 6; And “Let God Trier” by Clipse is at No. 9.
