My Chemical Romance Doubles Up On A Billboard Chart With Two Fan Favorites

My Chemical Romance stormed the Billboard charts just a few weeks ago with its breakout project Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. That album was re-released to celebrate a special anniversary, and fans of the emo group showed their love for the set years after it first became a breakout success for the band.

The reissue transformed Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge into a bestseller again in America. Several weeks later, the collection is still performing well, and My Chemical Romance doubles up as one of its later albums returns to become a strong seller once more.

My Chemical Romance Claims Two Bestsellers

My Chemical Romance doesn’t have anything brand new to share, but longtime lovers of the band are still enamored with several of its releases. The act manages to double its total number of appearances as The Black Parade returns to the Top Album Sales chart at No. 35. The full-length sold a little under 2,300 copies in the U.S. during the most recent finished tracking frame, according to Luminate.

While that figure is actually down from the period before, it is a less competitive frame on the Top Album Sales tally, so there is room for My Chemical Romance to break back in.

The Black Parade Becomes a Top 40 Success Again

As The Black Parade becomes a top 40 success once more, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge also climbs. The early career set almost breaks back into the top 10 on the Top Album Sales tally, as it jumps from No. 14 to No. 11. That rise comes despite a 27% decrease in pure purchases last week.

Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge sold a little under 4,600 copies across CD, vinyl, and digital variants in the U.S. In the period before, that number was closer to 6,300.

Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge’s Multi-Chart Life

The Black Parade only appears on the Top Album Sales chart, while Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge can be found on a total of five Billboard rankings, in addition to the purchase-only list. My Chemical Romance’s title lifts on the Vinyl Albums tally, increasing by one space to No. 6. At the same time, it dips on the Billboard 200, Top Rock & Alternative Albums, and Top Alternative Albums tallies.