Great work! Just pointing out one minor error. When illustrating the sales for his Greatest Hits album, you accidentally typed "1994" rather than "2004."

Thank you SO MUCH for doing it, MJD. Robbie is a chart legend and he deserved to get analysed by someone who has true knowledge about charts. Next holiday season The Christmas Present will keep selling!

His overall album sales are incredible for how little he sold in the us compared to europe

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hi MJD, as Robbie Williams' new album is out to celebrate his 25th solo career, we ask for an update on all Robbie Williams singles and albums as soon as possible, thank you!

Who knew NME were such big Robbie Williams fans !

I am not in NME magazine, I am a Robbie Williams fan and I just wanted to find a name to put to write this to you I absolutely did not want to mistake myself for NME

Updates on Robbie Williams?

his new album has been released and he has recently started his world tour, and has made a huge new record in his career, now he is the number 1 lead singer of all time in the UK charts!

i think the chartmasters mjd ran away from chartmasters headquarters, i cant see any more updates and its not responding to update requests, could you please reply how soon is the next update? thank you

I'm obviously talking about the Robbie Williams update

They're busy with future plans, but updating Robbie Williams isn't one of them, presumably.

but I understand that there are some useless updates mainly the one done on Coldplay when the song "Higher Power" came out, the update was done only for the release of a song even before the release of their album "music of the spheres", so the update on Robbie Williams seems very useful to me because his new 25th anniversary album "XXV" is out and he has broken a new record by overtaking Elvis Presley for number one albums in the UK

Yes, but you have to be objective about it. Coldplay shift way more than Williams, his 25th anniversary album is not really that big a deal, in the grand scheme of things and the amount of UK #1 albums he has, has no bearing on his sales.

I don't want to insist but from what I know the weekly number ones are for the highest number of sales in that week, even I once thought that the number ones didn't affect the sales but then I realized that it is true, and btw XXV has arrived number one in several countries including New Zealand, Australia, UK, Netherlands, Ireland etc... so sorry but I don't agree with you, maybe I misunderstood but explain yourself better, thanks