Hotel California

That should be easy because for both of these artists, I feel like these are neither of their scariest songs.

For the Eagles, we already did theirs, Hotel California.

That's

much

Holy shit.

Yeah, you know, I've never decided which is my favorite Eagles record.

I mean, Hotel California obviously looms very large for me as a very important album in my life.

I might lean one of these nights, honestly.

Oh, another great one.

We figure you already have Hotel California.

That came on.

Sure.

Chartmasters listing shows that Back in Black has sold more physical and vinyl copies than But the other calculations are enough to push Nevermind above Angus Young and the band.

According to Chartmasters and the new charts, the best-selling album of all time is Michael Jackson's Thriller, followed by Hotel California from the Eagles, Saturday Night Fever from the Bee Gees, Rumors from Fleetwood Mac, Bad from Michael Jackson, Nevermind from Nirvana, Back in Black from ACDC, The Dark Side of the Moon from Pink Floyd, Abbey Road from The Beatles, and Led Zeppelin 4 rounding out the top 10.

Metallica's ongoing Life Burns Faster residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas is also delivering professionally shot video.

The band this week releasing Welcome Home Sanitarium from the October 3rd performance.

The top 10 for the record, Thriller, way out in front at $131 million.

Hotel California, the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, Rumors, Michael Jackson's Bad, then Nevermind, Back in Black, Dark Side of the Moon, Abbey Road, and Zeppelin IV, or the unnamed album by Led Zeppelin.

Now, the how you count part, because it matters.

Equivalent album sales roll everything into one figure.

also spend 15 weeks at number one.

So Katie, which of these other albums spent at least 15 weeks at number one? Your choices are The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night soundtrack, Mariah Carey's self-titled debut, The Eagles' Hotel California, The Grease soundtrack, or REO Speedwagon's High Infidelity, Which of those albums actually spent at least 15 weeks at number one on the Billboard 200?

Those are all massive albums.

I'm going to go with the Grease soundtrack.

Okay.

Okay.

Hotel California? Eight weeks at number one.

Okay.