It remains inside the top 10 on both lists as it hits that milestone. The compilation slips to No. 10 on the main albums ranking and climbs to No. 3 on the streaming-only roster, nearing its all-time peak.
Fleetwood Mac’s catalog is one of the most valuable in music history. The British-American pop-rock band racked up dozens of hits throughout the years, while the group’s masterpiece, Rumours, remains one of the bestselling traditional studio albums of all time – and it is only one of 17 LPs from the rockers.
Decades after many of Fleetwood Mac’s most famous songs were released, the band maintains a constant presence on charts around the world. In the United Kingdom, Rumours alone is not enough to satisfy listeners’ demand. The outfit also regularly appears with 50 Years – Don’t Stop, and this frame, thst compilation reaches the same major longevity milestone on two rankings.
50 Years – Don’t Stop celebrates its four-hundredth week on the Official Albums chart, which ranks the most-consumed albums and EPs in the U.K. using both sales and streaming activity. The singles set slips two spaces to No. 10, but manages to find space inside the highest tier as it reaches the milestone.
The collection simultaneously makes it to 400 weeks on the Official Albums Streaming chart as well, where purchases do not matter, but plays on sites like Spotify, Apple Music and others are everything.50 Years – Don’t Stop performs even better on that roster, climbing from No. 5 to No. 3.
Those are the only two charts where the compilation appears in the U.K. this week, and it lives within the top 10 on both of them. Its No. 3 showing on the streaming tally also brings 50 Years – Don’t Stop within one rung of matching its all-time peak of No. 2.
