Taylor Swift's catalog is filled with hugely successful albums, as she has never released a project that didn't overperform and spin off several hit singles. Some of her full-lengths, however, stand out as bigger and even more special than others, either because of what they've achieved commercially, or simply based on how fans perceive the music and hold it in their hearts.
Lover is one of Swift's special releases. The half-decade-old project is still beloved by millions to this day, and it regularly appears on multiple charts in the U.S. This frame is notable for the title on one list for several reasons.
On this week's edition of the Vinyl Albums chart, Lover reappears. The pop-focused set finds its way back to Billboard's ranking of the top-selling titles on vinyl in the U.S., and it currently lands at No. 8, becoming a top 10 win all over again.
Lover is one of Swift's seven titles on the vinyl-only chart this week. The set ranks second among her projects, coming in one rung behind Red (Taylor's Version), which shoots from No. 22 to No. 7.
Swift sees four full-lengths find their way back to the Vinyl Albums chart this week. Lover beats the other three comebacks, and it's her only effort to restart its time on the list inside the top 10. Meanwhile, Evermore is back at No. 13, 1989 (Taylor's Version) returns at No. 17, and Midnights reappears at No. 21.
As it earns another stay on the vinyl roster, Lover is also celebrating for another reason. This frame is No. 104 on the tally for the title, which means it's now spent a cumulative two years somewhere on the 25-spot ranking.