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USA: Gold (500,000 units) (certified 11 Sep. 1979, source: RIAA)
Canada: Platinum (100,000 units) (certified Nov. 1979, source: CRIA)
UK: Silver (60,000 units) (certified 1 Dec. 1979, source: BPI)
Netherlands: Gold (50,000 units) (certified 1984, source: NVPI)
Australia: Gold (25,000 units?)
New Zealand: Gold (7,500 units?)
UK: Gold (100,000 units) (certified 28 April 1980, source: BPI)
Canada: Platinum (100,000 units) (certified Jan. 1980, source: CRIA)
UK: Silver (250,000 units*) (certified 1 Jan. 1980, source: BPI)
* Note: That was the silver singles threshold at the time, it was lowered to 200,000 units in 1989.
USA: Gold (500,000 units) (certified 17 Nov. 1982, source: RIAA)
UK: Gold (100,000 units) (certified 15 Feb. 1983, source: BPI)
Canada: Platinum (100,000 units) (certified Feb. 1983, source: CRIA)
Netherlands: Platinum (100,000 units) (certified 1984, source: NVPI)
France: Gold (100,000 units)
Australia: Platinum (50,000 units)
UK: Silver (60,000 units) (certified 22 Aug. 1984, source: BPI)
Canada: Gold (50,000 units) (certified May 1984, source: CRIA)
Netherlands: Gold (50,000 units) (certified 1984, source: NVPI)
Netherlands: Gold (50,000 units) (certified 1986, source: NVPI)
US(?): > 90,000 sold (source: Chicago Tribune, 21 June 1987)
Netherlands: Gold (50,000 units) (certified 1988, source: NVPI)
Australia: Gold (25,000 units?)
US: about 200,000 sold (source: Q magazine, June 1991)
UK: Gold (100,000 units) (certified 16 Oct. 1990, source: BPI)
US: 8,000 sold (source: Billboard magazine, 16 June 2007)
US: 30,000 sold (source: Billboard magazine, 4 Nov 2006)
UK: Silver (60,000 units) (certified 22 July 2013, source: BPI)
UK: Silver (200,000 units) (certified 2 Jan. 2026, source: BPI)