Taylor Swift’s Hugely Successful Re-Recorded Album Is Back

Taylor Swift once again finds herself claiming a sizeable number of positions on the United Kingdom’s music charts, which is a common display for her. This week, seven of her albums appear across a range of rankings in the country, proving — yet again — that her entire catalog continues to resonate with British fans. While many of her full-lengths are slipping slightly, two of them manage to bounce back, sometimes onto multiple tallies at once.

1989 (Taylor’s Version) Returns to the Charts

Among the seven albums Swift has on the charts this frame, 1989 (Taylor’s Version) makes the most impressive comeback. The bestselling re-recorded project reappears on two separate U.K. rankings this week and holds on across two others.

This time around, 1989 (Taylor’s Version) returns to the Official Physical Albums chart at No. 92, landing once again among the country’s top sellers of vinyl, CDs, and other formats. It’s also back on the Official Albums Sales ranking, which includes all purchase formats. On that tally, the title re-enters at No. 95.

In addition to those tallies, 1989 (Taylor’s Version) is also still present on two other rosters. It slips slightly on the Official Albums Streaming chart, falling two spaces to No. 67. Interestingly, it rises by the same number of slots on the main Official Albums list, which ranks the most-consumed projects in the U.K., climbing to that same No. 67 spot.

Reputation Comes Back as Well

Reputation also breaks back onto one of the U.K.’s albums lists this week. The electronic-leaning title finds its way back to the Official Physical Albums chart, settling at No. 94. That marks its sole re-entry, but the full-length isn’t only present on that one roster. It also sits on two other tallies at the moment.

Reputation drops slightly on the Official Albums chart, falling one rung to No. 77. It takes a similar dip and makes a home in almost the same rung on the Official Albums Streaming ranking, where it slides two positions to No. 76.

Taylor Swift’s Other Albums are Also Performing Well

In addition to both 1989 (Taylor’s Version) and Reputation, Swift has several other albums that continue to perform well across multiple rankings throughout the U.K. Her newest project The Tortured Poets Department, as well as longtime favorites Folklore, Lover, and Midnights, all appear on the Official Albums chart, alongside at least one other tally each.

Meanwhile, another one of her re-recorded efforts can be found on a genre-specific chart. Fearless (Taylor’s Version)lifts one spot to No. 6 on the Official Country Artists Albums tally, inching closer to the top five – a tier it will surely reach – once more.