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January 2 | For Those About to Rock We Salute You - AC/DC |
4 Foreigner |
Tattoo You Rolling Stones |
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January 16 | 4 Foreigner |
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January 30 | |||
February 6 | Freeze-Frame The J. Geils Band |
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February 13 | Freeze-Frame The J. Geils Band |
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February 27 | |||
March 6 | Beauty and the Beat The Go-Go's |
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March 20 | Beauty and the Beat The Go-Go's |
Freeze-Frame The J. Geils Band |
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April 10 | |||
April 17 | Chariots of Fire Vangelis |
Chariots of Fire Vangelis |
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May 1 | Beauty and the Beat The Go-Go's |
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May 15 | Asia Asia |
Chariots of Fire Vangelis |
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May 22 | Tug of War Paul McCartney |
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May 29 | Tug of War Paul McCartney |
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June 19 | Asia Asia |
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June 26 | Tug of War Paul McCartney |
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July 3 | Asia Asia |
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July 24 | |||
July 31 | Mirage Fleetwood Mac |
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August 7 | Mirage Fleetwood Mac |
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August 14 | |||
August 21 | Asia Asia |
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August 28 | |||
September 4 | American Fool John Cougar |
Mirage Fleetwood Mac |
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September 11 | American Fool John Cougar |
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October 23 | |||
October 30 | |||
November 6 | |||
November 13 | Business as Usual Men at Work |
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November 20 | Business as Usual Men at Work |
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November 27 | Nebraska Bruce Springsteen |
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December 11 | Lionel Richie Lionel Richie |
Business as Usual Men at Work |
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December 18 | Built for Speed Stray Cats |
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December 25 | Business as Usual Men at Work |
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Friday, November 20, 2015
#1 Albums of 1982: Side-by-Side Charts
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Cash Box
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Rolling Stone
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What a wonderful year for music! Amost every album a favorite and still in roation thirty-mumble years later.
ReplyDeleteVangelis, Asia, McCartney and Springsteen were picked up later but the rest were essential as soon as possible pick-ups.
Am I reading the table right? It wasn't until the final week of the year that all three charts synched up?