The post Guns N’ Roses Join Eminem, Metallica And Pink Floyd In A Historic Chart Feat appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Greatest Hits by Guns N’ Roses hits 750 weeks on the Billboard 200, becoming only the eighth album to hit that mark as the band joins Eminem, Metallica and Pink Floyd. Guns And Roses (Duff McCagan, Slash, Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin, Steven Adler) at the UIC Pavillion in Chicago, Illinois, August 21, 1987 . (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images) Getty Images Many of the longest-charting albums in American history are compilations. Groups and singers that racked up numerous huge hits throughout the years and then placed them all on one full-length are often the acts that live the longest on the Billboard 200, the company’s ranking of the most consumed projects in the United States. Greatest Hits by Guns N’ Roses has long reigned as one of the most popular releases in America. It has been a top seller for decades, and it remains a force on streaming platforms, which have affected placements on the Billboard 200 for years. As Americans continue to consume the hits-packed collection, Greatest Hits reaches a special milestone – one which only the biggest and most beloved can even approach – and the album makes history. Greatest Hits by Guns N’ Roses on the Billboard 200 Greatest Hits slips a few spots on the Billboard 200, dipping from No. 127 to No. 133. Luminate reports that the compilation shifted just under 9,900 equivalent units in the latest tracking period. Most of that activity comes from streams, though the collection also managed to sell 1,000 copies. The compilation’s current position and the consumption totals are noteworthy, but they are not what prove Greatest Hits to be one of the most successful musical offerings of all time. How Many Weeks Has Greatest Hits by Guns N’ Roses Spent on the Billboard 200? As of this frame, Greatest… The post Guns N’ Roses Join Eminem, Metallica And Pink Floyd In A Historic Chart Feat appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Greatest Hits by Guns N’ Roses hits 750 weeks on the Billboard 200, becoming only the eighth album to hit that mark as the band joins Eminem, Metallica and Pink Floyd. Guns And Roses (Duff McCagan, Slash, Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin, Steven Adler) at the UIC Pavillion in Chicago, Illinois, August 21, 1987 . (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images) Getty Images Many of the longest-charting albums in American history are compilations. Groups and singers that racked up numerous huge hits throughout the years and then placed them all on one full-length are often the acts that live the longest on the Billboard 200, the company’s ranking of the most consumed projects in the United States. Greatest Hits by Guns N’ Roses has long reigned as one of the most popular releases in America. It has been a top seller for decades, and it remains a force on streaming platforms, which have affected placements on the Billboard 200 for years. As Americans continue to consume the hits-packed collection, Greatest Hits reaches a special milestone – one which only the biggest and most beloved can even approach – and the album makes history. Greatest Hits by Guns N’ Roses on the Billboard 200 Greatest Hits slips a few spots on the Billboard 200, dipping from No. 127 to No. 133. Luminate reports that the compilation shifted just under 9,900 equivalent units in the latest tracking period. Most of that activity comes from streams, though the collection also managed to sell 1,000 copies. The compilation’s current position and the consumption totals are noteworthy, but they are not what prove Greatest Hits to be one of the most successful musical offerings of all time. How Many Weeks Has Greatest Hits by Guns N’ Roses Spent on the Billboard 200? As of this frame, Greatest…