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Pink Floyd Secures Multiple Top 10 Spots on U.K. Rock Chart with Iconic Albums

Pink Floyd, one of the most influential and enduring rock bands in history, continues to assert its dominance on the U.K.’s Official Rock & Metal Albums chart. This week, the legendary band secures two positions in the top 10, with The Wall and The Dark Side of the Moon achieving significant milestones.

The 1979 classic The Wall climbs from No. 14 to No. 10, marking its 39th week in the top 10 on this genre-specific chart. While the album has never reached the summit, it peaked at No. 4 in previous years, showcasing its enduring appeal among rock enthusiasts.

Meanwhile, The Dark Side of the Moon, widely regarded as one of the greatest albums of all time, holds steady at No. 5 after a slight dip from No. 4 last week. Released in 1973, the record has spent an astonishing 461 weeks in the top 10, including 32 weeks at No. 1, making it a benchmark of commercial and critical success.

Pink Floyd’s presence extends beyond the top 10, with three additional albums making their mark on the chart. Wish You Were Here rises to No. 16, Animals moves up to No. 25, and The Division Bell re-enters the chart at No. 31.

The band’s ability to maintain such a significant presence decades after their heyday speaks to their timeless influence and the continued admiration of fans around the world. Their music, while celebrated in the streaming era, remains particularly strong in physical and digital album sales, underlining their legacy in rock history.

Pink Floyd’s achievements this week further solidify their standing as icons of the U.K. and global music scene, with their groundbreaking work continuing to resonate with new and old audiences alike.