THE WEEK IN HISTORY

April 28, 1973 Rock album begins historic run On April 28, 1973, the album The Dark Side of the Moon by the British rock band Pink Floyd hit number one on the Billboard 200 charts (then called Billboard Top LPs & Tape). It spent the next 14 years in various spots on the charts, for a record of 724 weeks, before dropping off in April 1988. Since then, it has returned to the charts, racking up more than 950 weeks—more than any other album.…

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