The UK’s biggest-ever debut albums have been revealed, with Meat Loaf leading the way with his iconic Bat Out Of Hell, closely followed by the first albums of James Blunt and Leona Lewis. Not the artists we were expecting to top the list honestly 🎵
After looking at historic sales and streaming data of UK sales and streams since records began in 1956, Bat Out of Hell beat was proven to have beaten stiff competition from some of the biggest albums of all time.
Meat Loaf enjoyed a strong start to his stellar career with the release of his 1977 debut Bat Out Of Hell At the time of its release, Bat Out of Hell only reached number 11 on the UK Album Chart, but sales have increased over the years. Back to Bedlam was number 1 on the Album Charts for 10 weeks in spring 2005 – the album continued to chart for five years after its release.
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