"Landslide" sits at No. 41 on the publication's chart dated Jan. 17, thanks to 7 million streams, 888,000 radio audience impressions and 1,000 paid downloads, according to Luminate via Billboard.
Despite never charting its original recording on the Billboard Hot 100, "Landslide" is certified two times platinum by the RIAA for over 2 million units sold.
A live version of "Landslide" was released on Fleetwood Mac's 1997 live album The Dance and subsequently issued as an official single for the first time. That version reached No. 51 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Fleetwood Mac has the enviable ability to sell albums at all times, whether the band delivers something new or not. Forbes reports.
The group lives on charts globally with both its masterpiece Rumours and the hugely popular Greatest Hits compilation, and from time to time, other projects by the pop-rock outfit return or even debut. Streams play a big role in the troupe’s continual success, but pure purchases never cease.
Fleetwood Mac scores a new bestselling album in America this week as Live 1975, which was recently part of Record Store Day’s Black Friday 2025 event, launches and proves to be another must-own for superfans of the band.
Fleetwood Mac’s Live 1975 Debuts as a Bestseller
Live 1975 only manages to appear on one Billboard tally this frame. The project opens at No. 47 on the Top Album Sales chart, which ranks only the bestselling releases in the country. The roundup includes digital purchases as well as sales on vinyl, CD, and cassette.
Luminate reports that Live 1975 sold 5,200 copies throughout the U.S. in the most recent tracking frame, the data from which was used to build the current Billboard charts.
