<Li> Whitney Houston--Whitney, 27 June--18 July 1987 (four weeks) </Li> <Li> Michael Jackson--Bad, 26 September--10 October 1987 (three weeks) </Li> <Ul> <Li> Phil Collins--... But Seriously, 6 January 1990, 20--27 January 1990 (three weeks) </Li> <Li> Meat Loaf--Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell, 30 October 1993 (one week) </Li> <Li> Depeche Mode--Songs of Faith and Devotion, 3--10 March 1993 (one week) </Li> <Li> Mariah Carey--Music Box, 5--12 March 1994 (two weeks) </Li> <Li> Pink Floyd--The Division Bell, 23--30 April 1994 (two weeks) </Li> <Li> R.E.M.--Monster, 15 October 1994 (one week) </Li> <Li> Alanis Morissette--Jagged Little Pill, 24 August--7 September 1996 (three weeks) </Li> <Li> The Prodigy--The Fat of the Land, 19 July--26 July 1997 (one week) </Li> <Li> James Horner--Titanic, 15 February 1--8 March 1998 (three weeks) </Li> </Ul> <Li> Phil Collins--... But Seriously, 6 January 1990, 20--27 January 1990 (three weeks) </Li>

Which r.e.m. album reached number one on both sides of the atlantic