2000s ARIA Top 50 Albums Chronology Vol. 41 Quiz

Answer: Beth Orton - Daybreaker

"Daybreaker" (2002) from Beth Orton debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 14 on August 25th 2002 and spent six weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: September 29th 2002).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 14.

Answer: Room

"Room For Squares" (2001) from John Mayer debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 44 on August 25th 2002 and spent 54 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: September 12th 2004).

The highest ARIA chart peak was five.

John Mayer's debut album.

"Room For Squares" featured three hit singles:

1. "No Such Thing" (Debut Single + Peaked at number 13 in United States).

2. "Your Body Is A Wonderland" (Grammy wins: Best Male Pop Vocal Performance - 2003 + Peaked at number nine in New Zealand).

3. "Why Georgia" (Peaked at number 23 in New Zealand).

Answer: Cheer

"Cheer Up!" (2002) from Reel Big Fish debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 47 on August 25th 2002 and spent one week in the Top 50.

Answer: Evil

"Evil Heat" (2002) from Primal Scream debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 50 on August 25th 2002 and spent one week in the Top 50.

"Evil Heat" featured three hit singles:

1. "Miss Lucifer" (Peaked at number 21 in Scotland).

2. "Autobahn 66" (Peaked at number 41 in Scotland).

3. "Some Velvet Morning" (Peaked at number 42 in Scotland).

Answer: Shihad - Pacifier

"Pacifier" (2002) from Shihad debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number eight on September 1st 2002 and spent six weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: October 6th 2002).

The highest ARIA chart peak was eight.

Answer: Eva Cassidy - Imagine

"Imagine" (2002) from Eva Cassidy debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number ten on September 1st 2002 and spent nine weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: November 3rd 2002).

The highest ARIA chart peak was seven.

Answer: Filter - The Amalgamut

"The Amalgamut" (2002) from Filter debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 43 on September 1st 2002 and spent one week in the Top 50.

Answer: The Essential Bob Dylan

"The Essential Bob Dylan" (2000) - Bob Dylan debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 47 on September 1st 2002 and up to 2023 spent six weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: February 27th 2011).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 36.

"The Essential Bob Dylan" - Track list:

1. "Blowin' In The Wind" - 1963.

2. "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" - 1963.

3. "The Times They Are a-Changin'" (Peaked at number nine in United Kingdom) - 1964.

4. "It Ain't Me Babe" - 1964.

5. "Maggie's Farm" (Peaked at number 22 in United Kingdom) - 1965.

6. "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" - 1965.

7. "Mr. Tambourine Man" - 1965.

8. "Subterranean Homesick Blues" (Peaked at number nine in United Kingdom) - 1965.

9. "Lay, Lady, Lay" (Peaked at number five in United Kingdom) - 1969.

10. "If Not For You" (Peaked at number 30 in The Netherlands) - 1971.

11. "I Shall Be Released" - 1971.

12. "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" - 1971.

13. "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (Peaked at number three in Norway) - 1973.

14. "Forever Young" - 1974.

15. "Tangled Up In Blue" (Peaked at number 31 in United States) - 1975.

16. "Shelter From The Storm" - 1975.

Answer: Blood

"A Rush Of Blood To The Head" (2002) from Coldplay debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number one on September 8th 2002 and spent 87 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: April 5th 2009).

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

BRIT Award wins:

British Album Of The Year - 2003.

Grammy wins for "A Rush Of Blood To The Head":

Best Alternative Album - 2003.

"A Rush Of Blood To The Head" peaked at number one in:

Australia.
Canada.
Denmark.
Germany.
Ireland (Ended 2002 as the highest selling album of the year).
Italy.
Norway.
Scotland.
Switzerland.
United Kingdom.

"A Rush Of Blood To The Head" featured four hit singles:

1. "In My Place" (Grammy wins: Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group - 2003 + Peaked at number two in Canada, Ireland, Scotland & United Kingdom).

2. "The Scientist" (Peaked at number six in Belgium).

3. "Clocks" (Grammy wins: Record Of The Year - 2004 + Peaked at number two in Belgium & The Netherlands).

4. "God Put A Smile Upon Your Face" (Peaked at number 35 in New Zealand).

Answer: Strike

"Paging Mr. Strike" (2002) from Machine Gun Fellatio debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number six on September 8th 2002 and spent 27 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: April 13th 2003).

The highest ARIA chart peak was six.

Answer: Songs

"Songs For The Deaf" (2002) from Queens Of The Stone Age debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number seven on September 8th 2002 and spent 32 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: June 22nd 2003).

The highest ARIA chart peak was seven.

"Songs For The Deaf" featured three hit singles:

1. "No One Knows" (Grammy nomination: Best Hard Rock Performance - 2003 + Peaked at number 14 in Scotland).

2. "Go With The Flow" (Grammy nomination: Best Hard Rock Performance - 2004 + Peaked at number 21 in United Kingdom).

3. "First It Giveth" (Peaked at number 33 in United Kingdom).

Answer: Dixie Chicks - Home

"Home" (2002) from Dixie Chicks debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 16 on September 8th 2002 and spent 47 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: September 5th 2004).

The highest ARIA chart peak was four.

Grammy wins and nominations for "Home":

(Won):
*Best Country Album - 2003.

(Nominated):
*Album Of The Year - 2003.

"Home" featured three hit singles:

1. "Long Time Gone" (Grammy wins: Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group - 2003 + Peaked at number seven in United States).

2. "Landslide" (Peaked at number two in Canada).

3. "Travelin' Soldier" (Peaked at number 25 in United States).

Answer: Snowy

"The Man From Snowy River Soundtrack" (2002) debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number 22 on September 8th 2002 and spent two weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: September 15th 2002).

The highest ARIA chart peak was 16.

Answer: The Very Best Of Elton John

"The Very Best Of Elton John" (1990) - Elton John debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number five on November 18th 1990 and spent 54 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: September 22nd 2002).

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

"The Very Best Of Elton John" peaked at number one in:

Australia.
Austria.
Italy.
New Zealand.
Norway.
Spain.
Sweden.
Switzerland.
United Kingdom.

"The Very Best Of Elton John" - Track list:

1. "Your Song" (Peaked at number three in Canada) - 1970.

2. "Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long Long Time)" (Peaked at number two in United Kingdom) - 1972.

3. "Honky Cat" (Peaked at number four in New Zealand) - 1972.

4. "Crocodile Rock" (Peaked at number one in Canada, Italy, New Zealand, Switzerland and United States) - 1972.

5. "Daniel" (Grammy nomination: Best Male Pop Vocal Performance - 1974 + Peaked at number one in Canada) - 1973.

6. "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" (Peaked at number one in Canada) - 1973.

7. "Saturday's Night Alright For Fighting" (Peaked at number seven in United Kingdom) - 1973.

8. "Candle In The Wind" (Peaked at number 11 in United Kingdom) - 1974.

9. "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" (Grammy nominations: Record Of The Year & Best Pop Male Vocal Performance - 1975 + Peaked at number one in Canada) - 1974.

10. "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" (Peaked at number one in Canada and United States) - 1974.

11. "Philadelphia Freedom" (Peaked at number one in Canada and United States) - 1975.

12. "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" (Peaked at number two in Canada) - 1975.

13. "Pinball Wizard" (Peaked at number seven in United Kingdom) - 1976.

14. "The B**** Is Back" (Peaked at number one in Canada) - 1974.

15. "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" with Kiki Dee (Grammy nomination: Best Male Pop Vocal Performance - 1977 + Peaked at number one in Australia, Canada, France, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, United Kingdom & United States) - 1976.

16. "Bennie and The Jets" (Peaked at number one in Canada and United States) - 1974.

17. "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word" (Peaked at number three in Canada and Ireland) - 1976.

18. "Song For Guy" (Peaked at number four in United Kingdom) - 1978.

19. "Part-Time Love" (Peaked at number six in South Africa) - 1978.

20. "Blue Eyes" (Grammy nomination: Best Male Pop Vocal Performance - 1983 + Peaked at number four in Australia) - 1982.

21. "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" (Peaked at number one in Zimbabwe) - 1983.

22. "I'm Still Standing" (Peaked at number one in Canada and Switzerland) - 1983.

23. "Kiss The Bride" (Peaked at number 17 in Ireland) - 1983.

24. "Sad Songs (Say So Much)" (Peaked at number two in Ireland) - 1984.

25. "Passengers" (Peaked at number five in United Kingdom) - 1984.

26. "Nikita" (Peaked at number one in Belgium, Germany, Ireland, The Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa, Switzerland and Zimbabwe) - 1985.

27. "I Don't Wanna Go on with You Like That" (Peaked at number one in Canada) - 1988.

28. "Sacrifice" (Peaked at number one in France and United Kingdom) - 1989.

29. "Easier To Walk Away" (Peaked at number 20 in France) - 1990.

30. "You Gotta Love Someone" (Peaked at number one in Canada) - 1990.

Answer: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

"Let Go" (2002) from Avril Lavigne debuted in the ARIA Top 50 at number three on September 15th 2002 and spent 52 weeks in the Top 50 (Last week of entry: September 7th 2003).

The highest ARIA chart peak was one (Seven weeks).

Avril Lavigne debut album.

Grammy nomination for "Let Go":

Best Pop Vocal Album - 2003.

At the 2003 Juno Awards, "Let Go" won Album Of The Year.

"Let Go" peaked at number one in:

Australia.
Canada.
Ireland.
New Zealand.
Scotland.
United Kingdom.

"Let Go" featured five hit singles:

1. "Complicated" (Debut Single + Grammy nominations: Song Of The Year & Best Female Pop Vocal Performance 2003 + Peaked at number one in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand & Norway).

2. "Sk8er Boi" (Grammy nomination: Best Female Rock Vocal Performance - 2003 + Peaked at number two in New Zealand).

3. "I'm With You" (Grammy nominations: Song Of The Year & Best Female Pop Vocal Performance - 2004 + Peaked at number four in United States).

4. "Losing Grip" (Grammy nomination: Best Female Rock Vocal Performance - 2004 + Peaked at number 18 in Ireland).

5. "Mobile" (Peaked at number 26 in New Zealand).