Billboard 200 Nummer-1-Alben zum Jahresende der 1980er Jahre
Die Top 3 laut 1.794 Stimmen von Personen: Die Mauer – Pink Floyd · Hallo Infidelity – REO Speedwagon · Asien – Asien. (Aktualisiert 23. Juli 2024.)
Die Alben, die von 1980 bis 1989 jedes Jahr die Billboard 200-Jahresend-Charts in den Vereinigten Staaten anführten, wobei Thriller zweimal an der Spitze stand.
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Oben 10
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Die Mauer – Pink Floyd
1980.
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Hallo Infidelity – REO Speedwagon
1981.
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Asien – Asien
1982. Das Debüt der Supergroup.
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Thriller – Michael Jackson
1983.
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Geboren in den USA – Bruce Springsteen
1985.
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Thriller – Michael Jackson (1984)
1984. Nummer eins für ein zweites Jahr.
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Rutschig bei Nässe – Bon Jovi
1987.
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Glaube – George Michael
1988.
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Sei nicht grausam – Bobby Brown
1989.
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Whitney Houston – Whitney Houston
1986. Ihr Debütalbum.
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Asia's debut outselling everything in 1982 is the most 80s fact ever.
Thriller being #1 in both 1983 and 1984 is unreal.
The Wall at #1 in 1980, a double concept album topping the year, imagine that now.
Whitney's debut, 'Saving All My Love for You' 😍
What a decade for pop.
Where's Purple Rain? It owned 1984 for months.
Purple Rain was huge, but Thriller kept selling all year. Year-end charts count the whole year.
Makes sense, still feels wrong that Prince never got the year-end top spot.
Billboard year-end lists are fun history lessons.
Born in the U.S.A. is still misunderstood as a patriotic anthem lol
Exactly, listen to the verses people!
Faith is an incredible album, George Michael wrote and produced almost all of it.
Faith by George Michael, great album.
80s music was so good, I'm 25 and still listen to all of this.
Faith beating Bad by MJ in 1988, interesting.
Slippery When Wet, Bon Jovi everywhere.
Don't Be Cruel by Bobby Brown, new jack swing taking over.
REO Speedwagon at #1 in 1981, my parents' wedding song era.
Slippery When Wet, Livin' on a Prayer still gets every bar singing.
Bon Jovi, Springsteen and Michael Jackson, the soundtrack of my childhood.
What a list, no skips.
The Wall starting the decade, perfect.
Bobby Brown closing out the 80s.
Born in the U.S.A., Springsteen's peak.
Hi Infidelity by REO Speedwagon, Keep On Loving You.
Thriller two years in a row, absolute domination.
Whitney's debut, that voice.
Asia at #1 in 1982, a forgotten moment.