2000s ARIA Top 50 Albums Chronology Vol. 151 Quiz

Answer: Lucky

"Get Lucky" (2009) from Mark Knopfler debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 47 on September 27th 2009 and spent three weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 1st 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 43.

Answer: Pearl Jam - Backspacer

"Backspacer" (2009) from Pearl Jam debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number one on October 4th 2009 and spent ten weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: December 6th 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was one (One week).

The album peaked at number one in:

Australia.
Canada.
New Zealand.
Portugal.
United States.

Grammy nomination:

Best Rock Album - 2011.

"Backspacer" featured two hit singles:

1. "The Fixer" (Grammy nomination: Best Rock Song - 2010 and peaked at number 11 in New Zealand).

2. "Just Breathe" (Peaked at number nine in Portugal).

Answer: Humans

"Rebuilt By Humans" (2009) from Newton Faulkner debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number five on October 4th 2009 and spent ten weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: April 25th 2010).

The highest ARIA chart peak was five.

"Rebuilt By Humans" featured the hit single:

"If This Is It" (Peaked at number 29 in Australia).

Answer: Madonna - Celebration

"Celebration" (2009) - Madonna debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number eight on October 4th 2009 and spent ten weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: March 27th 2016).

The highest ARIA chart peak was six.

The album peaked at number one in:

Belgium.
Canada.
Czech Republic.
Denmark.
Germany.
Ireland.
Italy.
Mexico.
Russia.
Scotland.
United Kingdom.

"Celebration" - Track list:

1. "Hung Up" (Peaked at number one in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Paraguay, Romania, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and Uruguay) - 2005.

2. "Music" (Grammy nominations: Record Of The Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance - 2001 + Peaked at number one in Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States) - 2000.

3. "Vogue" (Peaked at number one in Australia, Canada, Finland, Greece, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom and United States) - 1990.

4. "4 Minutes" feat. Justin Timberlake and Timbaland (Grammy nomination: Best Pop Vocal Collaboration - 2009 and peaked at number one in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Costa Rica, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey and United Kingdom) - 2008.

5. "Holiday" (Peaked at number two in Ireland and United Kingdom) - 1983.

6. "Everybody" (Debut Single and peaked at number two in Hungary) - 1982.

7. "Like A Virgin" (Peaked at number one in Australia, Canada and United States) - 1984.

8. "Into The Groove" (Peaked at number one in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain and United Kingdom) - 1985.

9. "Like A Prayer" (Peaked at number one in Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States and Uruguay) - 1989.

10. "Ray Of Light" (Grammy wins: Best Dance Recording and Best Short Form Music Video - 1999 + Peaked at number one in Croatia, Greece, Scotland and Spain) - 1998.

11. "Sorry" (Peaked at number one in Greece, Italy, Romania, Scotland, Spain and United Kingdom) - 2006.

12. "Express Yourself" (Peaked at number one in Canada, Italy and Switzerland) - 1989.

13. "Open Your Heart" (Peaked at number one in El Salvador and United States) - 1986.

14. "Borderline" (Peaked at number one in Ireland) - 1984.

15. "Secret" (Peaked at number one in Brazil, Canada, Finland and Switzerland) - 1994.

16. "Erotica" (Peaked at number one in Finland, Greece, Hungary and Italy) - 1992.

17. "Justify My Love" (Peaked at number one in Canada, Chile, Finland and United States) - 1990.

18. "Revolver" feat. Lil' Wayne (Peaked at number six in Finland) - 2009.

19. "Dress You Up" (Peaked at number three in Ireland) - 1985.

20. "Material Girl" (Peaked at number one in Cuba) - 1985.

21. "La Isla Bonita" (Peaked at number one in Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Iceland, Switzerland and United Kingdom) - 1987.

22. "Papa Don't Preach" (Grammy nomination: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance - 1987 and peaked at number one in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Guatemala, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom & United States) - 1986.

23. "Lucky Star" (Peaked at number four in United States) - 1983.

24. "Burning Up" (Peaked at number 13 in Australia) - 1983.

25. "Crazy For You" (Grammy nomination: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance - 1986 and peaked at number one in Australia, Canada & United States) - 1985.

26. "Who's That Girl" (Golden Globe nomination: Best Original Song for the film "Who's That Girl", Grammy nomination: Best Song Written for a Motion Picture or Television - 1988 and peaked at number one in Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, United Kingdom & United States) - 1987.

27. "Frozen" (Peaked at number one in Costa Rica, Finland, Greece, Honduras, Hungary, Italy, Scotland, Spain & United Kingdom) - 1998.

28. "Miles Away" (Peaked at number one in Spain) - 2008.

29. "Take A Bow" (Peaked at number one in Canada & United States) - 1994.

30. "Live To Tell" (Peaked at number one in Canada, Greece, Italy and United States) - 1986.

31. "Beautiful Stranger" (Grammy wins: Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media - 2000 + Peaked at number one in Canada, Finland, Iceland & Italy) - 1999.

32. "Hollywood" (Peaked at number two in Hungary & Spain) - 2003.

33. "Die Another Day" (Theme song for the film "Die Another Day", Golden Globe nomination: Best Original Song - 2003, Grammy nominations: Best Dance Recording & Best Short Form Music Video - 2004 and peaked at number one in Canada, Italy, Panama, Portugal, Romania, Spain & Uruguay) - 2002.

34. "Don't Tell Me" (Grammy nomination: Best Short Form Music Video - 2002 + Peaked at number one in Canada, Italy & New Zealand) - 2000.

35. "Cherish" (Peaked at number one in Canada) - 1989.

36. "Celebration" (Grammy nomination: Best Dance Recording - 2010 and peaked at number one in Bulgaria, Finland, Israel, Italy, Scotland, Sweden) - 2009.

Answer: Knew

"The Boy Who Knew Too Much" (2009) from Mika debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number ten on October 4th 2009 and spent three weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: October 18th 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was ten.

"The Boy Who Knew Too Much" featured three hit singles:

1. "We Are Golden" (Peaked at number three in Italy).

2. "Rain" (Peaked at number two in Israel).

3. "Blame It On The Girls" (Peaked at number one in Japan).

Answer: Head

"Head Of The Hawk" (2009) from Bluejuice debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 37 on October 4th 2009 and spent two weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: October 11th 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 37.

ARIA Award nomination:

*Best Pop Release - 2010.
*Best Cover Art - 2010.

Answer: Packed To The Rafters Soundtrack Vol. 2

"Packed To The Rafters Soundtrack Volume 2" (2009) debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 38 on October 4th 2009 and spent four weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: October 25th 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 30.

Answer: Days

"(500) Days Of Summer Soundtrack" (2009) debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 46 on October 4th 2009 and spent one week in the Top 50.

Answer: Brand

"Brand New Eyes" (2009) from Paramore debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number one on October 11th 2009 and spent 15 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 7th 2010).

The highest ARIA chart peak was one (One week).

The album peaked at number one in:

Australia.
Ireland.
New Zealand.
United Kingdom.

"Brand New Eyes" featured five hit singles:

1. "Ignorance" (Peaked at number eight in Scotland).

2. "Brick By Boring Brick" (Peaked at number 29 in New Zealand).

3. "The Only Exception" (Grammy nomination: Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group - 2011 and peaked at number 13 in New Zealand).

4. "Careful" (Peaked at number 44 in Portugal).

5. "Playing God" (Peaked at number 18 in Portugal).

Answer: Gives

"Black Gives Way To Blue" (2009) from Alice In Chains debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 12 on October 11th 2009 and spent four weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 1st 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 12.

Answer: Crash

"Crash Love" (2009) from AFI debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 16 on October 11th 2009 and spent two weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: October 18th 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 16.

Answer: Tongue

"Tongue n' Cheek" (2009) from Dizzee Rascal debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 18 on October 11th 2009 and spent five weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 8th 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 18.

BRIT Award nomination:

British Album Of The Year - 2010.

"Tongue n' Cheek" featured four hit singles:

1. "Dance Wiv Me" feat. Calvin Harris and Chrome (BRIT Award nomination: British Single Of The Year - 2009 and peaked at number one in United Kingdom).

2. "Bonkers" with Armand van Helden (Peaked at number one in United Kingdom).

3. "Holiday" feat. Chrome (Peaked at number one in United Kingdom).

4. "Dirtee Cash" (Peaked at number ten in United Kingdom).

Answer: Answer

"Love Is The Answer" (2009) from Barbra Streisand debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 22 on October 11th 2009 and spent four weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 1st 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 22.

The album peaked at number one in:

United Kingdom.
United States.

Grammy nomination:

Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album - 2011.

Answer: We'll

"We'll Meet Again: The Very Best Of Vera Lynn" (2009) - Vera Lynn debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 25 on October 11th 2009 and spent five weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 8th 2009).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 21.

Answer: Hope

"Hope Is For Hopers" (2009) from Philadelphia Grand Jury debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 34 on October 11th 2009 and spent one week in the Top 50.

ARIA Award nomination:

Breakthrough Artist - 2010.