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This week, the 20th anniversary edition of 'Vulture Street' from legendary Australian band Powderfinger debuts at the top of the Albums Chart.
'Vulture Street' was the fifth studio album from Powderfinger and spent three weeks at #1 in 2003, going on to win Album of the Year at the 2003 ARIA Awards.
In the #2 spot is the debut of Zach Bryan’s self-titled album. It is his fourth studio album. It’s been a good week for The Weeknd, with the announcement of his Australian tour in November sending his albums flying back up the chart. His greatest hits package, 'The Highlights', holds at #3; former #1 album 'Starboy' jumps from #18 to #4.
On the Singles Chart, Doja Cat’s 'Paint The Town Red' holds at #1 for a second week. It samples Dionne Warwick’s 1964 classic 'Walk On By', which was written by music legends Burt Bacharach and Hal David.
Top 10 Albums
1. 'Vulture Street (20th Anniversary Edition)' – Powderfinger2. 'Zach Bryan' – Zach Bryan
3. 'The Highlights – The Weeknd
4. 'Starboy' – The Weeknd
5. 'Barbie The Album' – Soundtrack
6. 'Midnights' – Taylor Swift
7. 'Utopia' – Travis Scott
8. '1989' – Taylor Swift
9. 'Reputation' – Taylor Swift
10. 'One Thing At A Time' – Morgan Wallen
Top 10 Singles
1. 'Paint The Town Red' – Doja Cat2. 'Cruel Summer' – Taylor Swift
3. 'Last Night' – Morgan Wallen
4. 'Sprinter' – Dave, Central Cee
5. 'Dance The Night' – Dua Lipa
6. 'Fast Car' – Luke Combs
7. 'Vampire' – Olivia Rodrigo
8. 'What Was I Made For? (From The Motion Picture Barbie)' – Billie Eilish
9. 'Popular' – The Weeknd featuring Playboi Carti, Madonna
10. 'Die For You' – The Weeknd
