There are a handful of Beatles albums that continue to perform well to this day. The sets that regularly appear on charts around the world are often compilations, as listeners often flock to these collections of the band’s biggest hits to return to the music they love. That’s not strange for a legacy act, but the Fab Four have broken that trend this week, as one of their less-popular projects—at least when looking specifically at modern times—is back.

Meet The Beatles! is back on the Billboard charts in America this week. The early release from the rockers debuts on one tally and returns to another, and it’s all thanks to a huge sales sum.

In the past tracking frame in the U.S., Meet The Beatles! sold another 6,900 copies. That’s a huge sum for an album that was originally released 60 years ago—and it’s up from the period before by a nearly unbelievable percentage.

Last week, Meet The Beatles! sold just under 7,000 copies throughout the country. The period before, it barely sold anything. According to numbers provided by Luminate, the set’s sales sum rockets a little more than 693,000% in a matter of just a few days.