by the BPI in January 1997. It had sold 425,000 copies in the UK as of July 1997. Excluding the US, where Coming Up had a later release date, year-end worldwide sales were roughly 600,000, with the top markets being the UK, Scandinavia and Japan. Worldwide sales reached 1.5 million by 1998. The proportion of worldwide sales in the US, however was much lower than the sales of the first album. According to Nielsen SoundScan, Coming Up has sold about 40,000 copies in the US as of September 2008. The record sold well in Scandinavia, with "Trash" becoming the band's first overseas number one single, topping the charts in Finland. The album charted at number one in both Sweden and Denmark, and number three in Norway. The album was also certified as Gold in Norway and Platinum in Sweden. Anderson saw the funny side of their newfound popularity, saying: "They went mad for it in Scandinavia, maybe because they're all depressed sex maniacs or something." Legacy In December 1996, The Face, Melody Maker, Q, Hot Press and Select listed Coming Up as one of the ten best albums of the year, while Mojo and NME ranked it 12th. In 1997, the album was listed at number 83 in Virgin Megastores' "Chart of the Century" poll of the 100 greatest albums. The poll was compiled from votes cast by the UK public during August and September 1997. In 1998, Q readers voted Coming Up the 36th greatest album of all time. In the book, All Time Top 1000 Albums by Colin Larkin, Coming Up was ranked at number 195. In 1999, American music critic Ned Raggett, writing in Freaky Trigger, ranked Coming Up as the 42nd greatest album of the 1990s. The following year, Q ranked the album the 96th greatest British album ever. In 2014, The Village Voice ranked Coming Up at number 10 in its list of the 10 best Britpop albums. To mark the album's 25th anniversary, the band played a UK tour in November 2021. Coming Up also featured in an episode of the Sky Arts documentary series Classic Albums on May 7, 2021. Track listing 2011 remastered and expanded version Personnel Suede Brett Anderson – vocals Richard Oakes – guitars Simon Gilbert – drums Mat Osman – bass guitar Neil Codling – keyboards Production Ed Buller – production, engineering, mixing Gary Stout – engineering David Bascombe