How Many Weeks Did The Wall Spend at Number One on the Billboard 200?

Fifteen weeks. The Wall sat atop the Billboard 200 for fifteen consecutive weeks starting January 12, 1980, finally surrendering the spot to the Fame soundtrack in late April.

That run made it the longest-running number-one album of 1980 and one of the biggest commercial rock statements of the era. It also gave Pink Floyd their only number-one album in the U.S. during the band’s lifetime — though The Dark Side of the Moon spent far more total weeks on the chart without ever hitting number one.