All the albums that peaked at #7:
Album title–Artist (weeks at #7)
1983
01. The Hurting–Tears For Fears (1) [a]
02. 1999–Prince (3) [b]
03. True–Spandau Ballet (1)
1984
04. Let the Music Play–Shannon (1)
05. The Glamorous Life–Sheila E. (3)
1985
06. Centerfield–John Fogerty (1)
07. A View to a Kill–Soundtrack (1)
1986
08. Our Favourite Shop–The Style Council (3)
09. Promise–Sade (2)
10. “Riptide”–Robert Palmer (3)
11. Cupid & Psyche 85–Scritti Politti (2)
12. Please–Pet Shop Boys (2)
13. Picture Book–Simply Red (1)
14. True Confessions–Bananarama (2)
15. Whiplash Smile–Billy Idol (1)
1987
16. The Lonesome Jubilee–John Cougar Mellencamp (2)
17. Document–R.E.M. (3)
1988
18. Savage–Eurythmics (1)
19. Chris Isaak–Chris Isaak (3)
20. People–Hothouse Flowers (2)
1989
21. Vivid–Living Colour (4)
22. As the Crow Flies–Chalk Circle (2)
1990
23. Violator–Depeche Mode (3)
24. Pandemonium–The Time (2)
1991
25. Heart in Motion–Amy Grant (2)
26. Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Oratorio–Paul McCartney & Carl Davis (1)
1992
27. Welcome to Wherever You Are–INXS (2)
1994
28. Fields of Gold The Best of Sting 1984-1994–Sting (3)
1996
29. Actual Miles Henley’s Greatest Hits–Don Henley (7) [c]
1997
30. Diana Princess of Wales The BBC recording of the Funeral Service–Various Artists (3)
31. Approximately Infinite Universe–Yoko Ono with Plastic Ono Band (1)
1999
32. Greatest Hits–Spandau Ballet (2)
2000
33. Nordic Roots 2–Various Artists (3)
34. Channel Nordica–Waltari + Angelit (2)
2001
35. it’s Christmas!–Quartette (1)
2002
36. Unfinished Music No. 2: Live With The Lions–John Lennon/Yoko Ono (2) [d]
37. I See a Star–Quartette (1)
[a] The Hurting had already been in release for eight months and was on my chart when I started it in November 1983.
[b] 1999 had already been in release for 53 weeks and was on my chart when I started it in November 1983.
[c] The record for the longest run at #7.
[d] My chart recorded the albums exactly as their titles were rendered on their labels, not on their LP sleeves or CD or cassette booklets. In many cases there were inconsistencies between packaging and labelling or between different audio formats. In some cases there were mistakes, such as with this title, whose error-free title is actually called Unfinished Music No. 2: Life With The Lions.