Radiohead Scores Top 10 Debut with Live Album 'Hail to the Thief: Live Recordings 2003-2009'
The British rock band's second live album has catapulted into the top 10 on four Billboard charts, solidifying Radiohead's status as a chart-topping act. The album, which features recordings from their 2003-2009 world tours, debuted at No. 8 on Top Album Sales and No. 4 on Indie Store Album Sales.
The band's ninth consecutive top 10 entry marks another milestone in their impressive career, which has spanned over three decades. With its inclusion on the Top Current Album Sales chart at No. 8, Radiohead further cements their connection with fans who are eager to relive their live performances.
On the Billboard 200 chart, 'Hail to the Thief: Live Recordings 2003-2009' enters at No. 200, its 17th chart entry on the iconic list. The album also makes a showing on Independent Albums and Top Rock & Alternative Albums, respectively ranking at No. 30 and No. 48.
According to Billboard, the album earned approximately 8,000 equivalent album units in its tracking week ending November 6, with traditional album sales accounting for nearly all of that number. This strong performance has contributed significantly to the live album's impressive chart debut.
The success of 'Hail to the Thief: Live Recordings 2003-2009' is a testament to Radiohead's enduring fanbase and their continued ability to create compelling music that resonates with audiences worldwide.
The British rock band's second live album has catapulted into the top 10 on four Billboard charts, solidifying Radiohead's status as a chart-topping act. The album, which features recordings from their 2003-2009 world tours, debuted at No. 8 on Top Album Sales and No. 4 on Indie Store Album Sales.
The band's ninth consecutive top 10 entry marks another milestone in their impressive career, which has spanned over three decades. With its inclusion on the Top Current Album Sales chart at No. 8, Radiohead further cements their connection with fans who are eager to relive their live performances.
On the Billboard 200 chart, 'Hail to the Thief: Live Recordings 2003-2009' enters at No. 200, its 17th chart entry on the iconic list. The album also makes a showing on Independent Albums and Top Rock & Alternative Albums, respectively ranking at No. 30 and No. 48.
According to Billboard, the album earned approximately 8,000 equivalent album units in its tracking week ending November 6, with traditional album sales accounting for nearly all of that number. This strong performance has contributed significantly to the live album's impressive chart debut.
The success of 'Hail to the Thief: Live Recordings 2003-2009' is a testament to Radiohead's enduring fanbase and their continued ability to create compelling music that resonates with audiences worldwide.
! Their live album, 'Hail to the Thief: Live Recordings 2003-2009', is a must-have for any fan of their work. I think it's great that they've been able to maintain such an incredible connection with their audience over the years – it's a true testament to their talent and dedication as artists.
I'm curious to see how it'll hold up in the long run, but for now, I'm just happy to see Radiohead still killing it after all these years.
Radiohead always brings that fire 
to every live performance, you know? I mean, they've been doing this for decades and it's still amazing to see them kill it on stage 
. The fact that fans are so eager to relive their shows is a testament to the band's connection with their audience 
. Plus, who doesn't love a good live album? It's like getting to experience the whole show all over again, but this time from the comfort of your own home 
. I'm not surprised 'Hail to the Thief: Live Recordings 2003-2009' is doing so well, it's just more proof that Radiohead is one of the greatest live acts out there 
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i'm just glad they're still making music that means something to people, you know?
Their ability to connect with fans is truly a testament to their artistry. And let's be real, who doesn't love a good nostalgia trip? 
it's always inspiring to see artists pushing boundaries and creating music that still resonates with new generations of fans 
, i mean dont get me wrong they're iconic and all but 17th chart entry on billboard 200? that's kinda a big deal... or maybe its just the oldies section, lol.
they're like a well-oiled machine, cranking out hits for decades. I mean, it's not uncommon to see 'OK Computer' and 'Kid A' on Spotify playlists still, that's how timeless their music is. 70% of sales come from traditional album sales? That's impressive! They must've played some festivals or one-off shows recently to get all those copies sold. The fanbase is still strong, no doubt about it 
I'm not mad at Radiohead for scoring top 10 debut, but come on, they're already live album veterans! It feels like we've been waiting too long for a new studio album from them. 2003-2009 tour recs are cool and all, but it's not the same as hearing brand new music straight from the band. And with the streaming stats being what they are, it's surprising they didn't do better on the Billboard charts. Maybe I'm just tired of waiting for them to put out some new material... 
. And now, looking at them all these years later, it's still incredible how their live performances hold up. The fact that fans are still eager to relive those moments just speaks to their dedication and passion for the music 
. It's a great reminder that some things truly never get old 
It's like they're giving us an inside look at the magic of their 2003-2009 world tours #RadioheadForever 
I've always been a fan of their unique sound and energy #ThatsWhatIloveAboutThem 
The fact that it's debuted in the top 10 on four Billboard charts is just amazing, proof that their music still holds up today 
#HailToTheThiefLiveRecordings
. And their live album is pretty great too - I've heard some of the tracks from that tour are insane! 
. It's amazing how they can still bring the energy and emotion to their music even after all these years. The fact that fans are so eager to relive their live shows is a testament to the band's connection with their audience 
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