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Chvrches fall ten to No.24, David Gilmour is down eight to No.32, Rudimental fall seventeen to No.36, Iron Maiden tumble fifteen to No.42, Bryan AdamsвЂ™ latest вЂњGet UpвЂќ is down twenty-three to No.45, and falling into the lower fifty are Jarryd James (36 to 54), Troye Sivan (25 to 57), Don Henley (33 to 60), Trivium (35 to 61), Avicii (38 to 70), Reece Mastin (12 to 72), Guardians of the Galaxy Soundtrack (49 to 73), Sol3 Mio (45 to 80), Little May (40 to 84), Gurrumul (47 to 85), Toby Keith (43 to 98), and dropping out of the Top 100 from last weeks fifty are Mayday Parade (#32) and Art vs. Re-entering the chart within the Top 50 this week is the debut album for Matchbox 20, вЂњYourself or Someone Like YouвЂќ at No.41 and Lorde with her вЂњPure HeroineвЂќ album at No.44, whilst jumping back up fifty-three spots to No.48 are Foals with вЂњWhat Went DownвЂќ.ДOWN: There are five albums leaving the Top 10 this week, with James Blunt and вЂњIвЂ™ll Take EverythingвЂќ (HP-5, WI10-2) down three to No.11, вЂњIreвЂќ (HP-1, WI10-3) for Parkway Drive down five to No.12, Jess Glynne with вЂњI Cry When I LaughвЂќ (HP-7, WI10-2) falling four to No.14 and after a single week within the Top 10, down are Selena Gomez with вЂњRevivalвЂќ (3 to 15) and вЂњIf I Should Go Before YouвЂќ by City and Colour (5 to 16).

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Fleetwood Mac kicked off their Australian tour this week in Sydney, and their вЂњGreatest HitsвЂќ set jumps back up thirty-three spots to No.28 and also touring is Robbie Williams, whose вЂњIn & Out of ConsciousnessвЂќ is up six to No.35.

UP: вЂњThe Very BestвЂќ for INXS blasts back up twenty-two spots to No.17 this week (possibly due to an X-Factor performance of вЂNeed You TonightвЂ™ last week) and EdвЂ™s first album вЂњ+вЂќ is back up eight to No.18 this week. Cold Chisel fall four spots to No.8 with вЂњThe Perfect CrimeвЂќ and also on hold at No.9 is The Weekend with вЂњBeauty Behind the MadnessвЂќ, whilst вЂњxвЂќ for Ed Sheeran is back up one spot to No.10 this week. вЂњ1989вЂќ for Taylor Swift spends its one year anniversary in the charts by holding at No.6 this week for its 51st week within the Top 10, whilst last weeks No.1 album вЂњLimit of LoveвЂќ for Boy & Bear drops six places to No.7 this week. The self-titled debut album for Irish singer Jamie Lawson debuts at No.4 here (No.1 in the UK) and right behind at No.5 is the self-titled fourth album for vocal harmony group Pentatonix which after four previous entries (two albums, two EPвЂ™s) they land their very first Top 10 entry in Australia.

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The fifth studio album for pop singer Demi Lovato entitled вЂњ ConfidentвЂќ debuts at No.3 and becomes her first ever Top 10 album in Australia, with the album containing the two current Top 50 singles вЂњCool for the SummerвЂќ (TW-47) and вЂњConfidentвЂќ (TW-35), plus this becomes her fourth album to chart here. Holding at No.2 for a second week is the No.1 album from three weeks ago, вЂњLike a Version Vol.11вЂќ, with most versions in the past having dropped down to the lower end of the Top 10 by this stage in the chart careers. The album also becomes the third this month for an Australian Act and the tenth for 2015, plus the 189th for an Australian Act, plus the 350th for a Group (local or international). This is the third album with вЂOpenвЂ™ in its title, the second with вЂHeavenвЂ™, вЂRiverвЂ™ and вЂWildвЂ™, with the last being earlier this year for Troye Sivan (14-Sept).

Hillsong join sixteen other acts who have also had four No.1 albums in Australia, placing them equal 23rd on the list of вЂMost No.1вЂ™s: AlbumsвЂ™, and for this decade the act has now had three No.1 albums during the 2010вЂ™s, moving them from equal eighteenth to now equal eleventh on the list for вЂMost No.1 Albums: 2010вЂ™sвЂ™ alongside Bring Me the Horizon and Lana Del Rey with three No.1вЂ™s. вЂњ Open Heaven / River WildвЂќ by Hillsong Worship becomes the 747th No.1 album in Australia (1965 to 2015) and the 598th for ARIA (1983 to 2015) plus the 394th entry at the No.1 position and this is also the fourth No.1 album for the Hillsong record label, with the churches previous chart-topping albums being вЂњFor All YouвЂ™ve DoneвЂќ (12-July-2004), вЂњZionвЂќ (4-March-2013) and вЂњEmpiresвЂќ (1-June-2015) which all stayed at the top for a single week.

For the first time in their long chart career the church of Hillsong lands it second No.1 album within a calendar year, and their fourth overall as вЂњOpen Heaven / River WildвЂќ blasts into the top spot on the ARIA Albums chart this week.