David Bowie’s ‘Legacy’ Continues To Grow Years After His Death
The post David Bowie’s ‘Legacy’ Continues To Grow Years After His Death appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. David Bowie’s Legacy compilation reaches 450 weeks on the U.K.’s Official Albums chart, marking his … More first time hitting such a large number on the tally. NEW YORK – MAY 5: (U.S. TABS AND HOLLYWOOD REPORTER OUT) Singer David Bowie stands backstage at The Film Society of Lincoln Center’s Tribute to Susan Sarandon at Avery Fisher Hall May 5, 2003 in New York City. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Getty Images) Getty Images Throughout the years, there have been several David Bowie compilations that have become hugely successful in the United Kingdom, where the rocker is still regarded as one of the most creative and beloved musicians, even nearly a decade after his passing. Among his many popular collections of singles, live recordings, and other tunes, one stands out as perhaps the most commercially viable of the bunch: Legacy. The title can always be found on the weekly rankings in the U.K., as people never stop listening to his catalog. Legacy brings Bowie’s name to a special landmark this week — one he never reached during his lifetime. Legacy Reaches 450 Weeks on the Official Albums Chart Bowie’s Legacy continues to grow, as the compilation hits 450 weeks spent on the Official Albums chart. The tally ranks the most consumed EPs and full-length projects of any genre or format in the U.K. each week. The compilation is far and away Bowie’s longest-running success, and has been for quite a while, and every time it reaches another special figure, Bowie posthumously does as well. At the moment, Legacy sits at No. 74 on the Official Albums chart, down just a few spaces from several days ago. The compilation previously peaked at No. 5 — a somewhat surprisingly low position for a title that has managed to live on the ranking for years…
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David Bowie’s Legacy compilation reaches 450 weeks on the U.K.’s Official Albums chart, marking his … More first time hitting such a large number on the tally. NEW YORK – MAY 5: (U.S. TABS AND HOLLYWOOD REPORTER OUT) Singer David Bowie stands backstage at The Film Society of Lincoln Center’s Tribute to Susan Sarandon at Avery Fisher Hall May 5, 2003 in New York City. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Getty Images) Getty Images Throughout the years, there have been several David Bowie compilations that have become hugely successful in the United Kingdom, where the rocker is still regarded as one of the most creative and beloved musicians, even nearly a decade after his passing. Among his many popular collections of singles, live recordings, and other tunes, one stands out as perhaps the most commercially viable of the bunch: Legacy. The title can always be found on the weekly rankings in the U.K., as people never stop listening to his catalog. Legacy brings Bowie’s name to a special landmark this week — one he never reached during his lifetime. Legacy Reaches 450 Weeks on the Official Albums Chart Bowie’s Legacy continues to grow, as the compilation hits 450 weeks spent on the Official Albums chart. The tally ranks the most consumed EPs and full-length projects of any genre or format in the U.K. each week. The compilation is far and away Bowie’s longest-running success, and has been for quite a while, and every time it reaches another special figure, Bowie posthumously does as well. At the moment, Legacy sits at No. 74 on the Official Albums chart, down just a few spaces from several days ago. The compilation previously peaked at No. 5 — a somewhat surprisingly low position for a title that has managed to live on the ranking for years…
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