What are the ten biggest selling albums of all time in the UK and how many of us have bought a copy?

(All sales are accurate as of November 2020).

10. Queen – “Greatest Hits II” (1991) – No.1 – 3,900,000 copies

9. Michael Jackson – “Bad” (1987) – No.1 – 4,100,000

8. Dire Straits – “Brothers In Arms” (1985) – No.1 – 4,300,000

7. Pink Floyd – “The Dark Side Of The Moon” (1973) – No.2 – 4,400,000

6. Michael Jackson – “Thriller” (1982) – No.1 – 4,500,000

5. Oasis – “(What’s The Story) Morning Glory” (1995) – No.1 – 4,900,000

4. Adele – “21” (2011) – No.1 – 5,100,000

3. The Beatles – “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” (1967) – No.1 – 5,300,000

2. ABBA – “Gold: The Greatest Hits” (1992) – No.1 – 5,500,000

1. Queen – “Greatest Hits” (1981) – No.1 – 6,300,000

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