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Ireland up to 87 (from 99) UK down 17 to 97 with about 1,700 (total should now be around 714k)

UK : massive re-entry, up over 120 spots to # 80 !! back to around 2k sold

Ireland 58 (64)

Ireland 64 (64) Holland 66 (70)

Ireland 57 (53) Holland 74 (64) Argentina 75 - for 1st 15 days of May (52)

Bomb re-enters Holland album chart again at # 89. :up: Full chart run to date : 1-1-2-3-4-4-5-6-7-8 6-1-1-3-6-4-8-10-11-14 17-17-24-28-23-30-32-38-34-28 16-14-9-5-4-6-8-11-14-20 21-27-34-48-34-49-63-60-72-82 77-93-91-80-84-88-80-82-99-x (out of top 100) x-x-x-x-55-x-90-81-88-81...

Japan : as just posted by monai2, a BIG 100 spot drop : Bomb # 278 with 666 (last week # 178 with 1,162) Japan total now = 252,929 (but with 49 wks missing so probably more like 270k). ps - nevermind... i think it's done amazing to come back as well as it has in Japan & presumably it's...

Japan : Bomb # 148 with 1,354 (last week # 118 with 1,917) Japan total now = 251,101 (but with 47 wks missing so probably more like 270k)

Ireland : Best Of 80-90 # 62 (# 71)

If only it were the Bomb........ UK : Best Of 80-90 # 63 (# 61) Ireland : Best Of 80-90 # 65 (# 71)

Can't believe Q magazine have already done the Readers 100 Greatest Albums again : i mean it's only 3 years since the last time. Before that the gap was 5 years... much more sensible, imo. Anyway the good news is that Achtung & Joshua have both risen again & ...Leave Behind storms in at...

Ireland : ABOY # 41 (# 35)

Ireland : ABOY # 35 (# 27) - 8th straight week in top 35 Also, interesting to see that another journalist, this time writing the Bono 'Man Of The Year' feature in the new Q magazine, says Bomb has sold 10M... & great to see Bomb continuing to feature well in end of year critics lists (due to...

Pretty good results for All Because Of You... Ireland : # 27 (# 32) Australia : # 40 (# 32)

Ireland : ABOY # 23 (# 18) Amazon UK : Chicago DVD is currently up to # 15 ...& HTDAAB is currently up to # 155 - i don't think it's been that high for a long time.

Ireland : Bomb # 55 (# 40) DVD's - R&H # 2 (# 7) Slane # 9 (# 6)

Ireland : Bomb : # 27 (# 21) BO 80-90 : # 73 (RE) City : # 47 (RE)

Ireland : Bomb : # 14 (# 11) BO 90-00 : # 51 (# 43) JT : # 72 (# 50) COBL : # 40 (# 37) Live from Slane Castle (dvd) : # 3 (# 2)

Ireland - not as good as last week : Albums : Bomb : # 8 (# 4) BO 90-00 : # 26 (# 19) BO 80-90 : # 30 (# 13) JT : # 38 (# 12) ATYCLB : # 59 (# 32) Singles : COBL : # 31 (# 17) DVD's U2 Go Home : #2 (#1)

:up: Ireland - Bomb returns to top 5!! :cool: Bomb : # 5 (# 18) BO 80-90 : # 39 (# 47) JT : # 41 (# 50) BO 90-20 : # 48 (# 60) ATYCLB : # 59 (# 65) COBL : # 16 (# 14) U2 : Live From Slane (DVD) : # 4 (#4)

Ireland - still pretty amazing : Bomb : # 18 (# 28) BO 80-90 : # 47 (# 37) JT : # 50 (# 40) BO 90-20 : # 60 (# 52) ATYCLB : # 65 (# 72) COBL : # 14 (# 8) U2 : Live From Slane (DVD) : # 4 (#3)

In UK The Joshua Tree was certified 6xPlat (1.8M) in March 1992 by BPI. But when Musicweek publish their top 75 album chart it, strangely, only appears as 5xPlat (1.5M). Anyone know why this is?

Belgium : #18 (#17) - still holding well

Belgium #17 (#13) :up: Ireland #24 (#30) - great result! Show's Croke Park maybe starting to increase album sales. If only the same was happening in UK - I fear Bomb will drop off the top 75 in UK tomarrow :sad:

I just thought it would be interesting to try & work out exactly how many copies HTDAAB has now sold in Europe. This is what I've got so far : UK - 1070000 Italy - 450K Germany - 400K France - 355K Spain - 200K Holland - 150K Portugal - 130K Ireland - 110K Belgium - 80K Austria - 50K Total -...