All the albums that peaked at #10:

Album title–Artist (weeks at #10)

1983

01. The Safety Dance–Men Without Hats (1) [EP][a]
02. Uh-Huh–John Cougar Mellencamp (1)

1984

03. Union of the Snake–Duran Duran (1) [EP][a]
04. The Icicle Works–The Icicle Works (1)

1985

05. 7 Wishes–Night Ranger (2)

1988

06. Everlasting–Natalie Cole (1)

1991

07. So Much 2 Say–Take 6 (2)

1992

08. Blue Light, Red Light–Harry Connick, Jr. (2)
09. Time Takes Time–Ringo Starr (2)
10. The White Room–The KLF (3) [b]

1993

11. Celtic Requiem–John Tavener (3) [b]

1995

12. The Hit Years–Nancy Sinatra (2)

1997

13. Spice–Spice Girls (1)
14. Feeling the Space–Yoko Ono with Plastic Ono Band (1)

1999

15. Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie–Alanis Morissette (1)

2001

16. Abbey Road–The Beatles (1)

These sixteen albums managed to squeak in at the lowest rung. Nine of them hung around for a single week, but only two stayed for more than a couple. I can now finally answer the question I had long wondered about: after twenty years of chart-making, how many albums entered my chart? A grand total of 496 albums appeared on my Top Ten Albums chart.

[a] [EP] = A 12″ single. In the first months of my albums chart I would rank 12″ maxi-singles or 12″ extended plays in with my full-length long-playing albums. In a sense I was ranking discs based on their size, as opposed to their content.

[b] Tied for the longest run at #10.