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Post by Deleted on Oct 1, 2013 22:45:12 GMT -5
Drake's 'Nothing Was the Same' Debuts at No. 1 on Billboard 200
By Keith Caulfield, Los Angeles | October 01, 2013 10:16 PM EDT
It's Official: As expected, Drake's "Nothing Was the Same" has debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart with the second-largest sales week of 2013.
The album, the hip-hop star's third full-length release, sold 658,000 copies in its first week (ending Sunday, Sept. 29) according to Nielsen SoundScan. The only album to sell more copies in a week this year was Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience," when it bowed at No. 1 with 968,000 following its release in March.
The rest of the new Billboard 200 chart's top 10 will be revealed on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
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"Nothing Was the Same" also gives Drake his personal best week ever. His last album, 2011's "Take Care," started at No. 1 with 631,000. His full-length debut, "Thank Me Later," launched with 447,000 at No. 1 in 2010. The year before that, his debut EP, "So Far Gone," bowed and peaked at No. 6 with 73,000.
His debut is impressive, considering the set leaked to the internet a little more than a week before it hit retail. The album reached the Web on Sept. 15 -- well before its Sept. 24 street date. Of course, leaks are commonplace, especially with hip-hop releases.
Drake's arrival with "Nothing Was the Same" is also the biggest week for any rap album since September of 2011, when Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter IV" debuted at No. 1 with 964,000.
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Since 2010, only seven other albums logged larger weeks than "Nothing Was the Same's" debut. Timberlake's "20/20" was one of them, obviously. Before that, in 2012, Taylor Swift's "Red" bowed with 1.2 million, while Adele's "21" surged to 730,000 in the week after her sweep at the Grammy Awards. In 2011, the previously mentioned Lil Wayne debuted, as did Lady Gaga with "Born This Way" (1.1 million). And, in 2010, Swift's "Speak Now" and Eminem's "Recovery" both started big: with 1 million and 741,000, respectively, in their first weeks.
Drake's new album has already earned a pair of top 10 hits on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart: lead cut "Started From the Bottom" (peaking at No. 2) and "Hold On, We're Going Home" (No. 3). Last week, the set's "Wu-Tang Forever" reached No. 13 on the tally.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 1, 2013 22:48:13 GMT -5
Early chartwatch. Many of the figures are from 'industry projections' (in other words - HITS)
Week Ending Sept. 29, 2013. Albums: Drake, Cher Set Records
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.Don’t tell Kanye West, but Drake's new album, Nothing Was The Same, sold slightly more than twice as many copies as West's Yeezus sold (327K) when it debuted in June. Drake's 658K opening constitutes the fattest one-week total for a hip-hop album since Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV sold 964K in its first week in September 2011. That puts Drake's album ahead of not only Yeezus, but also Jay Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail (528K).
Among all 2013 albums, Nothing Was The Same trails only Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience, which sold 968K copies when it debuted in March.
.Nothing Was The Same sold even more copies this week than Drake's last album, Take Care, which bowed with sales of 631K in November 2011 (when it was boosted by Thanksgiving sales). Drake is one of only two artists who have released two albums since January 2010 that got off to 500K+ starts. The other is Taylor Swift, who towers over everybody with her fast starts for Speak Now (1,047,000) and Red (1,208,000).
This is Drake's third album in a row to enter The Billboard 200 at #1. It follows Thank Me Later and Take Care.
.Drake, who will turn 27 on Oct. 24, was born in Toronto. Only one other Canadian artist has ever sold more copies of an album in one week than Drake did this week. That's Shania Twain, whose 2002 album Up! opened with sales of 874K copies.
Nothing Was The Same is the fourth album so far this year to sell more than 500K copies in its first week. It follows the aforementioned Timberlake and Jay Z albums and Luke Bryan's Crash My Party (528K). This is the first year since 2007 that four albums debuted with sales of 500K in the first nine months of the year.
.Nothing Was The Same is also #1 on Top Digital Albums. It has a shot at setting a new one-week digital sales record for a hip-hop album. That record is currently held by Tha Carter IV, which sold 362K digital copies in its first week.
Drake's new album enters the U.K.'s Official Albums Chart at #2. That's Drake's highest ranking to date in the U.K.
To My Readers: Billboard.com posted Drake's first-week sales tally early, which allowed me to get this news to you early. All the rest of the sales tallies and chart rankings in this report are based on industry projections (which are usually close to the final results). I'll update every last one of them when Nielsen SoundScan publishes the official rankings on Wednesday morning at 8 a.m. P.S.T.
.Kings of Leon’s sixth studio album, Mechanical Bull, debuts at #2. It’s the band’s second album in a row to debut at #2. Mechanical Bull enters the U.K.'s Official Albums Chart at #1. It's the band's fourth #1 in the U.K., following Because Of The Times, Only By The Night and Come Around Sundown. The Nashville-based rock band has yet to land a #1 in its home country. Incidentally, previous top 10 albums with the word "bull" in their titles include Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass' The Lonely Bull (#10 in 1966) and Cat Stevens' Catch Bull At Four (#1 in 1972). And that's no bull.
.Cher’s Closer To The Truth debuts at #3. It's her highest-charting solo album ever, surpassing Believe and The Very Best Of Cher, both of which peaked at #4. Sonny & Cher had one higher-charting album, Look At Us, which spent eight weeks at #2 in September and October 1965. (It spent that entire time behind the Beatles' Help! soundtrack.)
This gives Cher top five albums spanning just over 48 years. (Look At Us moved into the top five on Sept. 4, 1965.) That sets a new record for a female artist. Barbra Streisand's top five albums span just under 48 years, from The Second Barbra Streisand Album in October 1963 to What Matters Most in September 2011.
.(Streisand still holds the record for the longest span of top 10 albums. Hers span more than 49 years, from The Barbra Streisand Album in July 1963 to Release Me in October 2012.)
Closer To The Truth is Cher's first studio album since Living Proof , which was released in the U.S. in March 2002. That's the longest gap between studio albums in Cher's long career.
Cher hasn't appeared on the Hot 100 since May 2002, when "Song For The Lonely" wound up a six-week stay. That's her longest absence from the chart since she began her career. Her previous longest shut-out was a little more than eight years, between "Hell On Wheels" in October 1979 and "I Found Someone" in November 1987. Will Cher's new "I Hope You Find It" end that shut-out? Place your bets.
.Elton John’s 31st studio album, The Diving Board, debuts at #4. It’s his 18th top 10 album. He's one of only 10 artists in chart history to have amassed 18 or more top 10 albums. The only other male artists to have done so are Frank Sinatra (39), Elvis Presley (27), Bob Dylan (20), Paul McCartney (18) and George Strait (18).
The Diving Board is Elton's second top 10 album in a little less than three years. The Union, a collabo with Leon Russell, reached #3 in October 2010. This marks the first time that Elton has had two top 10 albums within a three-year period since his 1971-1976 heyday.
.Elton sang "Home Again," a song from the album, on the Emmys on Sept. 22. Will the song crack the Hot 100? It would be Elton's first Hot 100 entry since July 2000, when "Someday Out Of The Blue (Theme From El Dorado)" wound up a 15-week stay. Again, place your bets.
This marks the first time that Cher and Elton have each had albums in the top 10 at the same time. Elton was a guest on a rather famous Cher TV special on Feb. 12, 1975. They performed "Bennie And The Jets" together. (Bette Midler and Flip Wilson were also guests on the show, which aired back when network TV specials constituted event television.)
.Luke Bryan's Crash My Party rebounds from #6 to #5. In addition, it returns to #1 on Top Country Albums. This is its fifth week on top. That ties Blake Shelton's Based On A True Story… for the most weeks at #1 so far this year for an album by a male solo artist. Next week, it will become the sixth album to sell 1 million copies in 2013.
Dream Theater's Dream Theater debuts at #7. It's the "progressive metal" band's 12th studio album; its third in a row to debut in the top 10.
.Metallica's Metallica: Through The Never debuts at #10. It's the band's ninth top 10 album. The band first cracked the top 10 in October 1988 with …And Justice For All. The new album is the soundtrack to the band's IMAX concert feature film of the same name. ("Through The Never" is the title of a song on the band's 1991 album Metallica, which is the best-selling album since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking U.S. music sales in 1991.) Metallica: Through The Never enters Top Soundtracks at #1, displacing Teen Beach Movie. It's the first soundtrack from a rock band's movie to top that chart since Pearl Jam Twenty in September 2011.
.Lorde's "Royals" jumped to #1 on Hot Digital Songs last week, narrowly edging out Katy Perry's "Roar" and Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball." What will happen this week and what will it mean to the songs' rankings on the Hot 100? You'll find out later today when we post Chart Watch: Songs.
Here’s the low-down on this week’s top 10 albums.
The Top Five: Drake's Nothing Was The Same debuts at #1 (658K). It's his fourth top 10 album or EP… Kings of Leon’s Mechanical Bull debuts at #2 (115K). It's the group's third top 10 album…Cher’s Closer To The Truth debuts at #3 (62K). It's her fifth top 10 album (counting one with Sonny & Cher)… Elton John’s The Diving Board debuts at #4 (48K). It’s his 18th top 10 album…Luke Bryan's Crash My Party rebounds from #6 to #5 in its seventh week (36K). It has been in the top 10 the entire time.
The Second Five: Jack Johnson's From Here To Now To You drops from #1 to #6 in its second week (33K)…Dream Theater’s Dream Theater debuts at #7 (31K). It’s the group’s third top 10 album…Krewella's Get Wet debuts at #8 (26K). It's the dance music trio's first top 10 album…Justin Moore’s Off The Beaten Path drops from #2 to #9 in its second week (25K)… Metallica's Metallica: Through The Never debuts at #10 (25K). It's the band's ninth top 10 album.
Seven albums drop out of the top 10 this week. Chris Young's A.M. drops from #3 to #19. MMG: Self Made 3 drops from #4 to #23. Avicii's True drops from #5 to #13. 2 Chainz's B.O.A.T.S. 2# METIME drops from #7 to #17. Keith Urban's Fuse drops from #8 to #14. The Weeknd's Kiss Land drops from #9 to #21. Billy Currington’s We Are Tonight dives from #10 to #45.
.Sting’s The Last Ship debuts at #11. It's Sting's first studio album to miss the top 10 since Songs From The Labyrinth in 2006. And that was a special case: a classical album of music by composer John Dowland. This is Sting's first full-length album of original material to fall short of the top 10 since The Police's sophomore album Reggatta de Blanc in 1979. Ouch.
Alan Jackson’s The Bluegrass Album debuts at #12. Patty Loveless and Ricky Skaggs have previously charted with albums with the word "bluegrass" in their titles…Chvrches' The Bones Of What You Believe debuts at #15. This is the debut album by the Scottish synth-pop trio…Sammy Hagar's Sammy Hagar & Friends debuts at #22. Hagar first charted in May 1974 as a member of Montrose.
Imagine Dragons' Night Visions tops the 1 million mark in digital sales this week. It's only the seventh album in digital history to sell 1 million digital copies. It's the third debut album to achieve this feat, following Mumford & Sons' Sigh No More (1,654,000) and Lady Gaga's The Fame (1,075,000).
.Glee Cast's Glee Sings The Beatles debuts at #36. It's the first full-length Glee album devoted to the music of one artist. Two Glee EPs were devoted to the music of one artist: Glee: The Music, The Power Of Madonna, which hit #1 in April 2010, and Britney 2.0, which hit #43 in September 2012.
What was the first "tribute album" to the Beatles to make The Billboard 200? The Hollyridge Strings' The Beatles Song Book, which charted in June 1964. Two more charted the same week in September 1964: The Chipmunks with David Seville's The Chipmunks Sing The Beatles' Hits and Beatles' producer George Martin's Off The Beatle Track.
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 was #1 at the box-office over the weekend.
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.Coming Attractions: Justin Timberlake’s The 20/20 Experience 2 of 2 will debut at #1 next week with first-week sales in the 325K range. Lorde's debut album, Pure Heroine, will open at #2 or #3 with sales around 115K. Also due: HAIM's Days Are Gone (about 20K), Tyler Farr's Redneck Crazy (15K) and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts' Unvarnished (10K).
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Post by RadioKaKa on Oct 2, 2013 3:01:24 GMT -5
Congrats to Drake  and this week goes to Justin Timberlake |
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Post by HolidayGuy on Oct 2, 2013 7:08:58 GMT -5
Paul G. using HITS as a source (without crediting, naturally)- that must made Billboard a lil' red.
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Post by HolidayGuy on Oct 2, 2013 9:49:18 GMT -5
www.billboard.com/articles/news/5740754/drake-leads-debut-filled-top-four-on-billboard-200Drake Leads Debut-Filled Top Four On Billboard 200By Keith Caulfield, L.A. | October 02, 2013 The Billboard 200's top four albums are all debuts this week, led by Drake's "Nothing Was the Same," which launches at No. 1 with 658,000 sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Last Friday, industry sources forecast that the set would start with around 660,000-670,000. As reported last night (Oct. 1), "Nothing Was the Same" tallies the second-largest sales week of 2013. The only album to sell more this year (so far) is Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience," when it bowed at No. 1 with 968,000 following its release in March. "Nothing Was the Same" — Drake's third No. 1 album — also marks his personal best sales week. His last album, 2011's "Take Care," started at No. 1 with 631,000. His full-length debut, "Thank Me Later," launched at No. 1 with 447,000 in 2010. The year before that, his debut EP, "So Far Gone," bowed and peaked at No. 6 with sales of 73,000 copies. This week marks the fourth week in a row that the Billboard 200's top three albums are debuts. It’s the first time that that’s happened in a year. It last occurred on the four charts dated Sept. 22, 2012, through Oct. 13, 2012. Coming in at No. 2 this week is Kings of Leon's "Mechanical Bull," selling 110,000. It marks the band's third top 10 album, following 2010's "Come Around Sundown" (No. 2 debut and peak with 184,000) and 2008's "Only by the Night" (a No. 5 debut with 74,000 that later peaked at No. 4). At No. 3, Cher's notches her highest debut ever — and highest-charting solo album — as her new set "Closer to the Truth" bows with 63,000 sold. It’s her first album since 2002's "Living Proof." Until this week, Cher had never gone higher than No. 4 with her solo albums, reaching that peak with both "Believe" in 1999 and "The Very Best of Cher" in 2003. As one-half of Sonny & Cher, she only went higher once, with 1965's No. 2-peaking "Look at Us." It was stuck in the runner-up slot for eight weeks behind the Beatles' "Help!" Right behind Cher is another entertainment icon that has been charting for decades: Elton John. His new studio album, "The Diving Board," jumps in with a debut at No. 4 with 47,000 sold. It’s his 18th top 10 album. Last week's No. 1 album, Jack Johnson's "From Here to Now to You," falls to No. 5 with 37,000 (down 69% in its second week). Luke Bryan's "Crash My Party" holds at No. 6, selling 36,000 (down 24%). Next up: We have three more debuts at Nos. 7, 8 and 9. Progressive rock band Dream Theater logs its third consecutive top 10 album as its new self-titled set opens at No. 7 with 34,000. It follows 2011's "A Dramatic Turn of Events" (No. 8 debut and peak with 36,000) and 2009's "Black Clouds & Silver Linings" (No. 6 debut/peak with 40,000). Dance trio Krewella arrives at No. 8 with its debut set, "Get Wet," selling 27,000. The act has notched two songs on the Billboard Hot 100 thus far: "Alive" (No. 32 peak) and "Live For the Night" (No. 100). Metallica is back in the top 10 for the first time since 2008, as its new live album/soundtrack to the movie "Metallica: Through the Never" bows at No. 9 with 26,000. The set is the group's ninth top 10 set overall. The band previously reached the region with "Death Magnetic" (No. 1, 2008), "St. Anger" (No. 1, 2003), "S&M" (No. 2, 1999), "Garage, Inc." (No. 2, 1998), "Reload" (No. 1, 1997), "Load" (No. 1, 1996), "Metallica" (No. 1, 1991) and ". . . And Justice for All" (No. 6, 1988). Closing out the top 10 is Justin Moore's "Off the Beaten Path," which slips 2-10 in its second week, selling 25,000 (down 74%). Over on the Digital Songs chart, Lorde's "Royals" is steady at No. 1, selling 294,000 downloads (down 4%). Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus also hold at Nos. 2 and 3 with "Roar" and "Wrecking Ball," respectively. The songs sold 239,000 (down 21%) and 221,000 (down 27%). Avicii's "Wake Me Up!" rises one rung to No. 4 with 182,000 (down 4%), and Eminem's "Berzerk" climbs 9-5 with 134,000 (though it's down by 9%). Lady Gaga's "Applause" rises a spot to No. 6 with 133,000 (down 17%), and Jay Z's "Holy Grail," featuring Timberlake, rises 10-7 with 123,000 (down 8%). Perry's "Dark Horse," featuring Juicy J, drops 4-8 in its second week, selling 104,000 (down 46%). Drake earns the chart's highest debut, bowing at No. 9 with "All Me," which sold 101,000. The song features 2 Chainz and Big Sean. Lana Del Rey & Cedric Gervais' "Summertime Sadness" closes out the top 10, climbing three rungs to No. 10 with 99,000 (down 10%). Overall album sales in this past chart week (ending Sept. 29) totaled 5.2 million units, up 13% compared with the sum last week (4.6 million) and down 10% compared with the comparable sales week of 2012 (5.7 million). Year-to-date album sales stand at 205.2 million, down 6% compared with the same total at this point last year (218.4 million). Digital track sales this past week totaled 20.3 million downloads, down 7% compared with last week (21.9 million) and down 12% stacked next to the comparable week of 2012 (23.1 million). Year-to-date track sales are at 974.6 million, down 3% compared to the same total at this point last year (1 billion). Next week's Billboard 200 competes with the same week in 2012 when: Mumford & Sons' "Babel" held at No. 1 for a second week, selling 169,000 (down 72%). Muse's "The 2nd Law" debuted in the runner-up slot, selling 102,000. And... Hip Hop DX: 1. Drake, Nothing Was The Same: 659,000 15. 2 Chainz, B.O.A.T.S. II #MeTime: 17,000 (115,000) 19. MMG, MMG Presents: Self Made Vol. 3: 16,000 (66,000) 21. The Weeknd, Kiss Land: 15,000 (137,000) 26. Tamar Braxton, Love & War: 14,000 (183,000) 27. Jay Z, Magna Carta...Holy Grail: 14,000 (1.004 million) 47. Janelle Monae, The Electric Lady: 9,000 (72,000) 49. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, The Heist: 9,000 (1.089 million) 62. Juicy J, Stay Trippy: 7,000 (114,000) 67. Elvis Costello & The Roots, Wise Up Ghosts And Other Songs: 6,000 (25,000) 66. Kendrick Lamar, good kid, m.A.A.d. city: 6,000 (1.046 million)
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Post by Enigma. on Oct 3, 2013 6:49:37 GMT -5
Chart was re-run and almost all positions 5-20 changed...
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Post by HolidayGuy on Oct 3, 2013 9:57:25 GMT -5
Was a full top 20 released that we'd know that mostly all positions 5-20 changed? At least the top 4 remained put. :)
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 3, 2013 10:34:01 GMT -5
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 3, 2013 10:47:07 GMT -5
The Billboard 200
1 New 1 Nothing Was The Same Drake
2 New 1 Mechanical Bull Kings Of Leon
3 New 1 Closer To The Truth Cher
4 New 1 The Diving Board Elton John
5 1 2 From Here To Now To You Jack Johnson
6 6 7 Crash My Party Luke Bryan
7 New 1 Dream Theater Dream Theater
8 New 1 Get Wet Krewella
9 New 1 Metallica: Through The Never (Soundtrack) Metallica
10 2 2 Off The Beaten Path Justin Moore
11 New 1 The Bluegrass Album Alan Jackson
12 New 1 Bones Of What You Believe CHVRCHES
13 New 1 The Last Ship Sting
14 8 3 Fuse Keith Urban
15 7 3 B.O.A.T.S. II #METIME 2 Chainz
16 5 2 TRUE Avicii
17 12 9 Blurred Lines Robin Thicke
18 3 2 A.M. Chris Young
19 4 2 MMG: Self Made 3 Various Artists
20 18 43 Here's To The Good Times Florida Georgia Line
21 9 3 Kiss Land The Weeknd
22 17 5 Hail To The King Avenged Sevenfold
23 New 1 Sammy Hagar & Friends Sammy Hagar
24 New 1 Louder R5
25 25 56 Night Visions Imagine Dragons
26 11 4 Love And War Tamar Braxton
27 22 12 Magna Carta... Holy Grail Jay Z
28 New 1 Your Grace Finds Me Matt Redman
29 15 4 Yours Truly Ariana Grande
30 New 1 Best For Last: 20 Year Clebration - Vol. 1 Donald Lawrence
31 26 16 The Love Club (EP) Lorde
32 New 1 Shout! Gov't Mule
33 13 4 Love In The Future John Legend
34 New 1 Ray Charles Forever Ray Charles
35 27 42 Unorthodox Jukebox Bruno Mars
36 New 1 This Is... Icona Pop
37 33 28 The 20/20 Experience Justin Timberlake
38 New 1 Glee Sings The Beatles Soundtrack
39 New 1 The Ascension Phil Wickham
40 29 8 NOW 47 Various Artists
41 New 1 Rise A Skylit Drive
42 New 1 Seasons Of Your Day Mazzy Star
43 31 87 Born To Die Lana Del Rey
44 New 1 WOW Hits 2014 Various Artists
45 38 27 Based On A True Story ... Blake Shelton
46 ReEntry 89 In Utero Nirvana
47 23 3 The Electric Lady Janelle Monae
48 New 1 Get Happy Pink Martini
49 36 51 The Heist Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
50 New 1 I Am Mountain Gungor
51 10 2 We Are Tonight Billy Currington
52 32 6 Paradise Valley John Mayer
53 28 3 AM Arctic Monkeys
54 34 11 Teen Beach Movie Soundtrack
55 24 3 Feels Like Home Sheryl Crow
56 47 53 Babel Mumford & Sons
57 39 6 Three Kings TGT
58 30 4 Hesitation Marks Nine Inch Nails
59 35 4 Appreciation Day Jaheim
60 49 54 The Truth About Love P!nk
61 37 4 Bad Blood Bastille
62 44 5 Stay Trippy Juicy J
63 45 50 Night Train Jason Aldean
64 43 9 The Wrong Side Of Heaven And The Righteous Side Of Hell: Volume 1 Five Finger Death Punch
65 New 1 Negativity Deer Tick
66 58 49 good kid, m.A.A.d city Kendrick Lamar
67 16 2 Wise Up Ghost And Other Songs 2013 Elvis Costello And The Roots
68 59 19 Random Access Memories Daft Punk
69 53 23 To Be Loved Michael Buble
70 ReEntry 12 Clarity Zedd
71 52 8 The Civil Wars The Civil Wars
72 New 1 Unblackened Black Label Society
73 62 78 The Lumineers The Lumineers
74 103 86 Take Care Drake
75 57 46 Take Me Home One Direction
76 66 21 The Great Gatsby: Music From Baz Luhrmann's Film Soundtrack
77 71 136 21 Adele
78 79 15 Born Sinner J. Cole
79 77 49 Pitch Perfect Soundtrack
80 68 112 Tailgates & Tanlines Luke Bryan
81 75 5 Hall Of Fame Big Sean
82 55 49 Red Taylor Swift
83 63 5 Confidencias Alejandro Fernandez
84 69 7 Rebellious Soul K. Michelle
85 New 1 Is Survived By Touche Amore
86 70 10 Stars Dance Selena Gomez
87 67 11 Kidz Bop 24 Kidz Bop Kids
88 73 5 Top 25 Praise Songs: 2014 Edition Various Artists
89 74 27 Native OneRepublic
90 ReEntry 151 1 The Beatles
91 78 85 Hunter Hayes Hunter Hayes
92 72 5 Overcomer Mandisa
93 61 3 The Standards Gloria Estefan
94 46 2 The W.I.N. (Worship In Nassau) Expierence: Live In Nassau Bahamas Earnest Pugh
95 81 19 True Believers Darius Rucker
96 42 3 Now, Then & Forever Earth, Wind & Fire
97 14 2 MGMT MGMT
98 ReEntry 268 Nevermind Nirvana
99 95 15 Yeezus Kanye West
100 64 5 Alabama & Friends Various Artists
101 New 1 Build Me Up From Bones Sarah Jarosz
102 60 4 The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight... Neko Case
103 76 6 Songs From St. Somewhere Jimmy Buffett
104 83 66 Overexposed Maroon 5
105 89 23 I Love You. The Neighbourhood
106 84 184 Sigh No More Mumford & Sons
107 ReEntry 7 Amok Atoms For Peace
108 20 2 08:18 The Devil Wears Prada
109 New 1 De Pelicula Gloria Trevi
110 91 154 Doo-Wops & Hooligans Bruno Mars
111 ReEntry 285 Metallica Metallica
112 New 1 In Utero: 20th Anniversary Super Deluxe Nirvana
113 85 10 3 Marc Anthony
114 21 2 Spreading Rumours Grouplove
115 New 1 Love In Flying Colors The Foreign Exchange
116 99 24 Save Rock And Roll Fall Out Boy
117 87 45 The World From The Side Of The Moon Phillip Phillips
118 107 20 Modern Vampires Of The City Vampire Weekend
119 New 1 Countdown To Extinction: Live Megadeth
120 110 42 An Awesome Wave alt-J
121 123 9 All The Little Lights Passenger
122 82 11 The Blessed Unrest Sara Bareilles
123 117 20 Juke Box Heroes Foreigner
124 90 21 Golden Lady Antebellum
125 118 136 The Eminem Show Eminem
126 96 78 My Head Is An Animal Of Monsters And Men
127 97 74 Blown Away Carrie Underwood
128 111 26 Pioneer The Band Perry
129 92 68 + Ed Sheeran
130 80 2 Con La Frente En Alto Luis Coronel
131 93 81 Up All Night One Direction
132 88 43 Halcyon Ellie Goulding
133 155 116 Licensed To Ill Beastie Boys
134 148 64 Uncaged Zac Brown Band
135 157 153 Recovery Eminem
136 108 8 Greater Than Tye Tribbett
137 121 55 Best Days Tamela Mann
138 139 25 Paramore Paramore
139 147 152 Teenage Dream Katy Perry
140 130 84 Some Nights fun.
141 New 1 Holding My Breath Jon McLaughlin
142 140 114 Loaded: The Best Of Blake Shelton Blake Shelton
143 116 21 NOW 46 Various Artists
144 ReEntry 10 Monster Mash And Other Terrifying Tunes The Countdown Singers And Orchestra
145 120 14 Rise Skillet
146 162 99 Megalithic Symphony AWOLNATION
147 119 4 1975 The 1975
148 112 6 Keep It Redneck The Lacs
149 51 2 Zendaya Zendaya
150 ReEntry 26 Miracle Third Day
151 New 1 Take You Down (EP) Bassnectar
152 102 19 Sinatra: Best Of The Best Frank Sinatra
153 ReEntry 67 Rocket Man: Number Ones Elton John
154 106 6 Made Up Mind Tedeschi Trucks Band
155 50 2 Fight For My Soul Jonny Lang
156 115 16 NOW That's What I Call Country Volume 6 Various Artists
157 100 3 Restart newsboys
158 133 287 Legend: The Best Of Bob Marley And The Wailers Bob Marley And The Wailers
159 144 73 Hard 2 Love Lee Brice
160 ReEntry 68 Greatest Hits 1970-2002 Elton John
161 131 4 A Place Called Love Land Raheem DeVaughn
162 137 14 The Gifted Wale
163 54 2 Bookmarks Five For Fighting
164 156 104 The Best Of Eric Clapton: 20th Century Masters The Millennium Collection Eric Clapton
165 167 66 Super Hits Willie Nelson
166 142 34 Two Lanes Of Freedom Tim McGraw
167 ReEntry 2 Selfish Machines Pierce The Veil
168 129 16 In A Tidal Wave Of Mystery Capital Cities
169 146 55 Tornado Little Big Town
170 135 9 Something Else Tech N9ne
171 164 45 Greatest Hits: Chapter One Kelly Clarkson
172 ReEntry 192 Thriller Michael Jackson
173 149 110 The Very Best Of The Eagles Eagles
174 101 280 Journey's Greatest Hits Journey
175 126 3 Hope Is Alive New Hope Oahu
176 41 2 Surgical Steel Carcass
177 166 27 Grace (EP) Tasha Cobbs
178 174 36 Paradise (EP) Lana Del Rey
179 ReEntry 90 Thank Me Later Drake
180 151 20 Demi Demi Lovato
181 158 6 Trap Lord A$AP Ferg
182 154 27 I Am Not A Human Being II Lil Wayne
183 ReEntry 82 Justified Justin Timberlake
184 152 5 Age Against The Machine Goodie Mob
185 168 46 Lindsey Stirling Lindsey Stirling
186 ReEntry 114 ...Hits Phil Collins
187 163 151 My Kinda Party Jason Aldean
188 173 45 Unapologetic Rihanna
189 145 20 Love Is Everything George Strait
190 192 98 FutureSex/LoveSounds Justin Timberlake
191 180 37 Long.Live.A$AP A$AP Rocky
192 160 8 Bring You Back Brett Eldredge
193 ReEntry 11 Azusa: The Next Generation Hezekiah Walker
194 172 41 Trilogy The Weeknd
195 ReEntry 90 Wicked Original Broadway Cast Recording
196 189 200 Curtain Call: The Hits Eminem
197 New 1 Por Ti Pesado
198 New 1 Sons Of The Sea Sons Of The Sea
199 113 5 Another Self Portrait (1969-1971): The Bootleg Series Vol. 10 Bob Dylan
200 179 251 The Foundation Zac Brown Band
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 3, 2013 10:52:07 GMT -5
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 3, 2013 10:56:00 GMT -5
music.yahoo.com/blogs/chart-watch/week-ending-sept-29-2013-albums-drake-cher-022609358.htmlWeek Ending Sept. 29, 2013. Albums: Drake, Cher Set Records Paul Grein October 1, 2013 10:26 PM Chart Watch Don’t tell Kanye West, but Drake's new album, Nothing Was The Same, sold slightly more than twice as many copies as West's Yeezus sold (327K) when it debuted in June. Drake's 658K opening constitutes the fattest one-week total for a hip-hop album since Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV sold 964K in its first week in September 2011. That puts Drake's album ahead of not only Yeezus, but also Jay Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail (528K). Among all 2013 albums, Nothing Was The Same trails only Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience, which sold 968K copies when it debuted in March. Nothing Was The Same sold even more copies this week than Drake's last album, Take Care, which bowed with sales of 631K in November 2011 (when it was boosted by Thanksgiving sales). Drake is one of only two artists who have released two albums since January 2010 that got off to 500K+ starts. The other is Taylor Swift, who towers over everybody with her fast starts for Speak Now (1,047,000) and Red (1,208,000). This is Drake's third album in a row to enter The Billboard 200 at #1. It follows Thank Me Later and Take Care. Drake, who will turn 27 on Oct. 24, was born in Toronto. Only one other Canadian artist has ever sold more copies of an album in one week than Drake did this week. That's Shania Twain, whose 2002 album Up! opened with sales of 874K copies. Nothing Was The Same is the fourth album so far this year to sell more than 500K copies in its first week. It follows the aforementioned Timberlake and Jay Z albums and Luke Bryan's Crash My Party (528K). This is the first year since 2007 that four albums debuted with sales of 500K in the first nine months of the year. Nothing Was The Same is also #1 on Top Digital Albums. It sold 387K digital copies, which allows it to set a new one-week digital sales record for a hip-hop album. The old record was held by Tha Carter IV, which sold 362K digital copies in its first week. Twelve songs from the album enter Hot Digital Songs this week. Drake has the top six new entries on that chart and eight of the top 10 new entries. Drake's new album enters the U.K.'s Official Albums Chart at #2. That's Drake's highest ranking to date in the U.K. Kings of Leon’s sixth studio album, Mechanical Bull, debuts at #2. It’s the band’s second album in a row to debut at #2. Mechanical Bull enters the U.K.'s Official Albums Chart at #1. It's the band's fourth #1 in the U.K., following Because Of The Times, Only By The Night and Come Around Sundown. The Nashville-based rock band has yet to land a #1 in its home country. Incidentally, previous top 10 albums with the word "bull" in their titles include Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass' The Lonely Bull (#10 in 1966) and Cat Stevens' Catch Bull At Four (#1 in 1972). And that's no bull. Cher’s Closer To The Truth debuts at #3. It's her highest-charting solo album ever, surpassing Believe and The Very Best Of Cher, both of which peaked at #4. Sonny & Cher had one higher-charting album, Look At Us, which spent eight weeks at #2 in September and October 1965. (It spent that entire time behind the Beatles' Help! soundtrack.) This gives Cher top five albums spanning just over 48 years. (Look At Us moved into the top five on Sept. 4, 1965.) That sets a new record for a female artist. Barbra Streisand's top five albums span just under 48 years, from The Second Barbra Streisand Album in October 1963 to What Matters Most in September 2011. (Streisand still holds the record for the longest span of top 10 albums. Hers span more than 49 years, from The Barbra Streisand Album in July 1963 to Release Me in October 2012.) Closer To The Truth is Cher's first studio album since Living Proof , which was released in the U.S. in March 2002. That's the longest gap between studio albums in Cher's long career. Cher hasn't appeared on the Hot 100 since May 2002, when "Song For The Lonely" wound up a six-week stay. That's her longest absence from the chart since she began her career. Her previous longest shut-out was a little more than eight years, between "Hell On Wheels" in October 1979 and "I Found Someone" in November 1987. Will Cher's new "I Hope You Find It" end that shut-out? Place your bets. Elton John’s 31st studio album, The Diving Board, debuts at #4. It’s his 18th top 10 album. He's one of only 10 artists in chart history to have amassed 18 or more top 10 albums. The only other male artists to have done so are Frank Sinatra (39), Elvis Presley (27), Bob Dylan (20), Paul McCartney (18) and George Strait (18). The Diving Board is Elton's second top 10 album in a little less than three years. The Union, a collabo with Leon Russell, reached #3 in October 2010. This marks the first time that Elton has had two top 10 albums within a three-year period since his 1971-1976 heyday. Elton sang "Home Again," a song from the album, on the Emmys on Sept. 22. Will the song crack the Hot 100? It would be Elton's first Hot 100 entry since July 2000, when "Someday Out Of The Blue (Theme From El Dorado)" wound up a 15-week stay. Again, place your bets. This marks the first time that Cher and Elton have each had albums in the top 10 at the same time. Elton was a guest on a rather famous Cher TV special on Feb. 12, 1975. They performed "Bennie And The Jets" together. (Bette Midler and Flip Wilson were also guests on the show, which aired back when network TV specials constituted event television.) Luke Bryan's Crash My Party holds at #6 for the second week. In addition, it returns to #1 on Top Country Albums. This is its fifth week on top. That ties Blake Shelton's Based On A True Story… for the most weeks at #1 so far this year for an album by a male solo artist. Next week, it will become the sixth album to sell 1 million copies in 2013. Dream Theater's Dream Theater debuts at #7. It's the "progressive metal" band's 12th studio album; its third in a row to debut in the top 10. Metallica's Metallica: Through The Never debuts at #9. It's the band's ninth top 10 album. The band first cracked the top 10 in October 1988 with …And Justice For All. The new album is the soundtrack to the band's IMAX concert feature film of the same name. ("Through The Never" is the title of a song on the band's 1991 album Metallica, which is the best-selling album since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking U.S. music sales in 1991.) Metallica: Through The Never enters Top Soundtracks at #1, displacing Teen Beach Movie. It's the first soundtrack from a rock band's movie to top that chart since Pearl Jam Twenty in September 2011. Lorde's "Royals" holds at #1 for the second week on Hot Digital Songs (294K, the first time since June 2 that the #1 seller has sold fewer than 300K.) Will "Royals" also move up to #1 on the Hot 100, dethroning Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball"? You'll find out later today when we post Chart Watch: Songs. Here’s the low-down on this week’s top 10 albums. The Top Five: Drake's Nothing Was The Same debuts at #1 (658K). It's his fourth top 10 album or EP… Kings of Leon’s Mechanical Bull debuts at #2 (110K). It's the group's third top 10 album…Cher’s Closer To The Truth debuts at #3 (63K). It's her fifth top 10 album (counting one with Sonny & Cher)…Elton John’s The Diving Board debuts at #4 (47K). It’s his 18th top 10 album… Jack Johnson's From Here To Now To You drops from #1 to #5 in its second week (37K). The Second Five: Luke Bryan's Crash My Party holds at #6 for the second week its seventh week (36K). It has been in the top 10 the entire time…Dream Theater’s Dream Theater debuts at #7 (34K). It’s the group’s third top 10 album…Krewella's Get Wet debuts at #8 (27K). It's the dance music trio's first top 10 album… Metallica's Metallica: Through The Never debuts at #9 (26K). It's the band's ninth top 10 album…Justin Moore’s Off The Beaten Path drops from #2 to #10 in its second week (25K). Seven albums drop out of the top 10 this week. Chris Young's A.M. drops from #3 to #18. MMG: Self Made 3 drops from #4 to #19. Avicii's True drops from #5 to #16. 2 Chainz's B.O.A.T.S. 2# METIME drops from #7 to #15. Keith Urban's Fuse drops from #8 to #14. The Weeknd's Kiss Land drops from #9 to #21. Billy Currington’s We Are Tonight dives from #10 to #51. Alan Jackson’s The Bluegrass Album debuts at #11. The title echoes Barbra Streisand's 1985 smash, The Broadway Album. In both cases, superstar artists were reaching back to their roots. Patty Loveless and Ricky Skaggs have previously charted with albums with the word "bluegrass" in their titles. This is Jackson's first studio album to fall short of the top 10 since 2000's When Somebody Loves You, but it's a special project, so let's not make too much of that. Chvrches' The Bones Of What You Believe debuts at #12. This is the debut album by the Scottish synth-pop trio. Sting’s The Last Ship debuts at #13. It's Sting's first studio album to miss the top 10 since Songs From The Labyrinth in 2006. And that was a special case: a classical album of music by composer John Dowland. This is Sting's first full-length album of original material to fall short of the top 10 since The Police's sophomore album Reggatta de Blanc in 1979. Ouch. Sammy Hagar's Sammy Hagar & Friends debuts at #23. It's one of two "& Friends" collections on this week's chart. Alabama & Friends, which debuted at #8 four weeks ago, is #101. Hagar first charted in May 1974 as a member of Montrose. Imagine Dragons' Night Visions, which holds at #25 for the second week, tops the 1 million mark in digital sales this week. It's only the seventh album in digital history to sell 1 million digital copies. It's the third debut album to achieve this feat, following Mumford & Sons' Sigh No More (1,656,000) and Lady Gaga's The Fame (1,076,000). Glee Cast's Glee Sings The Beatles debuts at #38. It's the first full-length Glee album devoted to the music of one artist. Two Glee EPs were devoted to the music of one artist: Glee: The Music, The Power Of Madonna, which hit #1 in April 2010, and Britney 2.0, which hit #43 in September 2012. What was the first "tribute album" to the Beatles to make The Billboard 200? The Hollyridge Strings' The Beatles Song Book, which charted in June 1964. Two more charted the same week in September 1964: The Chipmunks with David Seville's The Chipmunks Sing The Beatles' Hits and Beatles' producer George Martin's Off The Beatle Track. Nirvana's In Utero re-enters the chart at #46 in the wake of the release of a 20th anniversary edition. It enters Top Catalog Albums at #1, displacing Bruno Mars' Doo-Wops & Hooligans. Nirvana's music video, Live & Loud, enters Top Music Videos at #1, displacing Madonna's MDNA World Tour. In Utero was Nirvana's third of three studio albums. It was the trio's follow-up to Nevermind. It's never easy to follow such an iconic album, but In Utero did well. It sold 180K copies in its first week, which allowed it to interrupt Garth Brooks' run at #1 with In Pieces. (Sales to date: 4,258,000.) Just six months after the album was released, Kurt Cobain died of a self-inflicted gunshot. Coming Attractions: Justin Timberlake’s The 20/20 Experience 2 of 2 will debut at #1 next week with first-week sales in the 350K range. Lorde's debut album, Pure Heroine, will open at #3 with sales around 105K. Also due: Tyler Farr's Redneck Crazy (24K), HAIM's Days Are Gone (19K), Hillsong Young & Free's We Are Young & Free (12K), Nelly’s M.O. (12K) and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts' Unvarnished (10K).
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 3, 2013 11:04:30 GMT -5
lightup originally posted:
Albums with over 400k sold:
2011
(1) Born This Way – Lady Gaga – 1.108
(1) Watch The Throne – Jay-Z & Kanye West – 436
(1) Tha Carter IV – Lil Wayne – 964
(1) Mylo Xyloto – Coldplay – 447
(1) Take Care - Drake - 631
(1) Christmas - Michael Bublé - 479
(1) Christmas - Michael Bublé - 448
(1) Christmas - Michael Bublé - 467
2012
(1) 21 – Adele – 730
(1) Babel – Mumford & Sons – 600
(1) Night Train – Jason Aldean – 409
(1) Red – Taylor Swift – 1.208
(1) Take Me Home – One Direction – 540
2013
(1) 20/20 Experience - Justin Timberlake - 968
(1) Magna Carta - Jay Z 528
(1) Crash My Party - Luke Bryan 527
(1) Nothing Was The Same - Drake 658
Looks like 2013 will have a few more over 400k: Katy Perry, Eminem, Lady GaGa, One Direction
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 3, 2013 11:10:38 GMT -5
MOST TOP 10 ALBUMS ON THE BILLBOARD 200
Rolling Stones 36
Frank Sinatra 33
Barbra Streisand 32 "Release Me"
The Beatles 30
Elvis Presley 27
Madonna 20 "MDNA"
Bob Dylan 20 "Tempest"
Paul McCartney 18 "Kisses on the Bottom"
George Strait 18 "Love Is Everything"
Elton John 18 "The Diving Board" *new*
Bruce Springsteen 17 "Wrecking Ball"
Neil Diamond 17 "Hot August Night"
Rod Stewart 17 "Time"
Johnny Mathis 16
Mariah Carey 16 "MCIIY"
Dave Matthews 15 "Away From The World"
Tim McGraw 15 "Two Lanes Of Freedom"
Jay Z 15 "Magna Carta... Holy Grail" *new*
Garth Brooks 14 "Ultimate Hits"
Prince 14 "Lotus Flow3r"
Van Halen 14 "Different Kind of Truth"
The Beach Boys 14 "That's Why God Made the Radio"
R Kelly 14 "Write Me Back"
Eric Clapton 14 "Old Sock"
Santana 13 "Guitar Heaven"
Barry Manilow 13 "15 Minutes"
Toby Keith 13 "Hope On The Rocks"
Led Zeppelin 13 "Celebration"
Chicago 12
Rush 12
Alan Jackson 12 "Thirty"
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 3, 2013 11:19:41 GMT -5
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Post by cartman2002 on Oct 3, 2013 15:02:14 GMT -5
here's this weeks awards for the BB200
56.Babel-Mumford & Sons (2x Platnium)
86.Stars Dance-Selena Gomez (Gold)
113.3.0-Marc Anthony (Gold)
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Post by DJ General on Oct 3, 2013 19:53:45 GMT -5
I wonder if Eminem will beat Drake's first week?
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 4, 2013 8:12:26 GMT -5
^I would think so.
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Post by brady24 on Oct 5, 2013 10:35:22 GMT -5
Taylor Swift had a great era with Red, even though it had a slightly less longevity than Speak Now did, despite the singles of Red performing stronger than Speak Now. Speak Now didn't fall out of the top 75 until it's 77th week.
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 5, 2013 12:32:11 GMT -5
www.billboard.com/biz/articles/news/5748077/chart-moves-elton-johns-top-five-feat-nirvanas-in-utero-returns-jonChart Moves: Elton John's Top Five Feat, Nirvana's 'In Utero' Returns, 'Jon Stewart' Sends Atoms Flying By Keith Caulfield, Los Angeles | October 04, 2013 9:07 PM EDT This week on the Billboard 200 albums chart, Drake led a party of debuts in the top 10, as his "Nothing Was the Same" started with 658,000 copies sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan. His launch marked the second-largest sales week of the year. Elton John was one of the seven debuts in the top 10 this week, as the Rocket Man collected his 18th top 10 album with the "The Diving Board" at No. 4 (47,000). It follows the 2010 collaboration album with Leon Russell, "The Union,” which debuted and peaked at No. 3. John has now scored back-to-back top five albums for the first time since 1976, when that year's "Blue Moves" (No. 3 peak) followed the live album "Here And There" (No. 4). Outside the top 10 on the Billboard 200 there were a number of movers and shakers. Let's take a look at some of them… -- Sammy Hagar, "Sammy Hagar & Friends" (No. 11): The Red Rocker's new collaborations album debuts at No. 23, marking his highest charting set since 1999's "Red Voodoo" hit No. 22. Among the set's many Friends are Michael Anthony, Chad Smith and Neal Schon, who all feature on a cover of Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus." -- Icona Pop, "This Is…" (No. 36): Despite an inescapable single in "I Love It" (No. 7 peak on the Billboard Hot 100 in May), the pop/dance duo's first full-length album debuts quietly with 12,000 sold at No. 36. "I Love It," meanwhile, sold another 12,000 downloads this week, bringing its cumulative total to 2.6 million. -- The Beatles, "1" (No. 90): The hits album jets back onto the list with with 5,000 (up 165%) -- its best sales week since early July. The rise was fueled by Fox TV's "Glee," which dedicated its fifth season premiere on Sept. 26 to the band's catalog. -- Atoms for Peace, "Amok" (No. 107): The all-star band made its TV debut on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" on Sept. 26, and the buzz seemingly drove sales of the album to its best week since March. With 4,000 sold, the album was up by 237% and re-enters at No. 107. -- Nirvana, "In Utero" (Nos. 46 and 112): Nirvana's 1993 album, "In Utero," was reissued on Sept. 24 in an array of 20th anniversary deluxe packages, including one that was so expansive, it charts separately at No. 112 (4,000). The rest of the versions -- along with the original album -- are merged together at No. 46 (10,000). -- Countdown Singers, "Monster Mash and Other Terrifying Tunes" (No. 144): With Halloween still weeks away, it seems some consumers are getting their spooky shopping on early this year. This catalog CD-only release from the studio group sells for just $5 at Walmart. It features anonymous singers covering tunes like "Ghostbusters" and "Monster Mash."
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Post by areyoureadytojump on Oct 5, 2013 13:35:57 GMT -5
Top Current Albums
1 New 1 Nothing Was The Same Drake
2 New 1 Mechanical Bull Kings Of Leon
3 New 1 Closer To The Truth Cher
4 New 1 The Diving Board Elton John
5 1 2 From Here To Now To You Jack Johnson
6 6 7 Crash My Party Luke Bryan
7 New 1 Dream Theater Dream Theater
8 New 1 Get Wet Krewella
9 New 1 Metallica: Through The Never (Soundtrack) Metallica
10 2 2 Off The Beaten Path Justin Moore
11 New 1 The Bluegrass Album Alan Jackson
12 New 1 Bones Of What You Believe CHVRCHES
13 New 1 The Last Ship Sting
14 8 3 Fuse Keith Urban
15 7 3 B.O.A.T.S. II #METIME 2 Chainz
16 5 2 TRUE Avicii
17 12 9 Blurred Lines Robin Thicke
18 3 2 A.M. Chris Young
19 4 2 MMG: Self Made 3 Various Artists
20 18 43 Here's To The Good Times Florida Georgia Line
21 9 3 Kiss Land The Weeknd
22 17 5 Hail To The King Avenged Sevenfold
23 New 1 Sammy Hagar & Friends Sammy Hagar
24 New 1 Louder R5
25 25 56 Night Visions Imagine Dragons
26 11 4 Love And War Tamar Braxton
27 22 12 Magna Carta... Holy Grail Jay Z
28 New 1 Your Grace Finds Me Matt Redman
29 15 4 Yours Truly Ariana Grande
30 New 1 Best For Last: 20 Year Clebration - Vol. 1 Donald Lawrence
31 26 16 The Love Club (EP) Lorde
32 New 1 Shout! Gov't Mule
33 13 4 Love In The Future John Legend
34 New 1 Ray Charles Forever Ray Charles
35 27 42 Unorthodox Jukebox Bruno Mars
36 New 1 This Is... Icona Pop
37 33 28 The 20/20 Experience Justin Timberlake
38 New 1 Glee Sings The Beatles Soundtrack
39 New 1 The Ascension Phil Wickham
40 29 8 NOW 47 Various Artists
41 New 1 Rise A Skylit Drive
42 New 1 Seasons Of Your Day Mazzy Star
43 31 87 Born To Die Lana Del Rey
44 New 1 WOW Hits 2014 Various Artists
45 38 27 Based On A True Story ... Blake Shelton
46 23 3 The Electric Lady Janelle Monae
47 New 1 Get Happy Pink Martini
48 36 51 The Heist Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
49 New 1 I Am Mountain Gungor
50 10 2 We Are Tonight Billy Currington
51 32 6 Paradise Valley John Mayer
52 28 3 AM Arctic Monkeys
53 34 11 Teen Beach Movie Soundtrack
54 24 3 Feels Like Home Sheryl Crow
55 47 53 Babel Mumford & Sons
56 39 6 Three Kings TGT
57 30 4 Hesitation Marks Nine Inch Nails
58 35 4 Appreciation Day Jaheim
59 49 54 The Truth About Love P!nk
60 37 4 Bad Blood Bastille
61 44 5 Stay Trippy Juicy J
62 45 50 Night Train Jason Aldean
63 43 9 The Wrong Side Of Heaven And The Righteous Side Of Hell: Volume 1 Five Finger Death Punch
64 New 1 Negativity Deer Tick
65 58 49 good kid, m.A.A.d city Kendrick Lamar
66 16 2 Wise Up Ghost And Other Songs 2013 Elvis Costello And The Roots
67 59 19 Random Access Memories Daft Punk
68 53 23 To Be Loved Michael Buble
69 ReEntry 19 Clarity Zedd
70 52 8 The Civil Wars The Civil Wars
71 New 1 Unblackened Black Label Society
72 62 78 The Lumineers The Lumineers
73 57 46 Take Me Home One Direction
74 66 21 The Great Gatsby: Music From Baz Luhrmann's Film Soundtrack
75 71 136 21 Adele
76 79 15 Born Sinner J. Cole
77 77 53 Pitch Perfect Soundtrack
78 68 112 Tailgates & Tanlines Luke Bryan
79 75 5 Hall Of Fame Big Sean
80 55 49 Red Taylor Swift
81 63 5 Confidencias Alejandro Fernandez
82 69 7 Rebellious Soul K. Michelle
83 New 1 Is Survived By Touche Amore
84 70 10 Stars Dance Selena Gomez
85 67 11 Kidz Bop 24 Kidz Bop Kids
86 73 5 Top 25 Praise Songs: 2014 Edition Various Artists
87 74 27 Native OneRepublic
88 78 96 Hunter Hayes Hunter Hayes
89 72 5 Overcomer Mandisa
90 61 3 The Standards Gloria Estefan
91 46 2 The W.I.N. (Worship In Nassau) Expierence: Live In Nassau Bahamas Earnest Pugh
92 81 19 True Believers Darius Rucker
93 42 3 Now, Then & Forever Earth, Wind & Fire
94 14 2 MGMT MGMT
95 94 15 Yeezus Kanye West
96 64 5 Alabama & Friends Various Artists
97 New 1 Build Me Up From Bones Sarah Jarosz
98 60 4 The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight... Neko Case
99 76 6 Songs From St. Somewhere Jimmy Buffett
100 83 66 Overexposed Maroon 5
101 89 23 I Love You. The Neighbourhood
102 84 189 Sigh No More Mumford & Sons
103 ReEntry 9 Amok Atoms For Peace
104 20 2 8:18 The Devil Wears Prada
105 New 1 De Pelicula Gloria Trevi
106 New 1 In Utero: 20th Anniversary Super Deluxe Nirvana
107 85 10 3 Marc Anthony
108 21 2 Spreading Rumours Grouplove
109 New 1 Love In Flying Colors The Foreign Exchange
110 98 24 Save Rock And Roll Fall Out Boy
111 87 45 The World From The Side Of The Moon Phillip Phillips
112 103 20 Modern Vampires Of The City Vampire Weekend
113 New 1 Countdown To Extinction: Live Megadeth
114 106 45 An Awesome Wave alt-J
115 117 11 All The Little Lights Passenger
116 82 11 The Blessed Unrest Sara Bareilles
117 90 21 Golden Lady Antebellum
118 95 78 My Head Is An Animal Of Monsters And Men
119 96 74 Blown Away Carrie Underwood
120 107 26 Pioneer The Band Perry
121 91 68 + Ed Sheeran
122 80 2 Con La Frente En Alto Luis Coronel
123 92 81 Up All Night One Direction
124 88 50 Halcyon Ellie Goulding
125 136 64 Uncaged Zac Brown Band
126 104 8 Greater Than Tye Tribbett
127 115 59 Best Days Tamela Mann
128 129 25 Paramore Paramore
129 New 1 Holding My Breath Jon McLaughlin
130 112 21 NOW 46 Various Artists
131 114 14 Rise Skillet
132 144 118 Megalithic Symphony AWOLNATION
133 113 4 1975 The 1975
134 108 6 Keep It Redneck The Lacs
135 51 2 Zendaya Zendaya
136 ReEntry 32 Miracle Third Day
137 New 1 Take You Down (EP) Bassnectar
138 102 6 Made Up Mind Tedeschi Trucks Band
139 50 2 Fight For My Soul Jonny Lang
140 111 16 NOW That's What I Call Country Volume 6 Various Artists
141 99 3 Restart newsboys
142 133 75 Hard 2 Love Lee Brice
143 124 4 A Place Called Love Land Raheem DeVaughn
144 127 14 The Gifted Wale
145 54 2 Bookmarks Five For Fighting
146 131 34 Two Lanes Of Freedom Tim McGraw
147 123 17 In A Tidal Wave Of Mystery Capital Cities
148 135 55 Tornado Little Big Town
149 126 9 Something Else Tech N9ne
150 145 45 Greatest Hits: Chapter One Kelly Clarkson
151 120 3 Hope Is Alive New Hope Oahu
152 41 2 Surgical Steel Carcass
153 147 34 Grace (EP) Tasha Cobbs
154 152 46 Paradise (EP) Lana Del Rey
155 137 20 Demi Demi Lovato
156 141 6 Trap Lord A$AP Ferg
157 140 27 I Am Not A Human Being II Lil Wayne
158 138 5 Age Against The Machine Goodie Mob
159 148 51 Lindsey Stirling Lindsey Stirling
160 151 45 Unapologetic Rihanna
161 134 20 Love Is Everything George Strait
162 155 37 Long.Live.A$AP A$AP Rocky
163 142 8 Bring You Back Brett Eldredge
164 186 16 Azusa: The Next Generation Hezekiah Walker
165 150 46 Trilogy The Weeknd
166 New 1 Por Ti Pesado
167 New 1 Sons Of The Sea Sons Of The Sea
168 109 5 Another Self Portrait (1969-1971): The Bootleg Series Vol. 10 Bob Dylan
169 New 1 Aims Vienna Teng
170 119 4 Opus Collection Fleetwood Mac
171 128 17 ...Like Clockwork Queens Of The Stone Age
172 166 76 The Strange Case Of... Halestorm
173 110 19 Trouble Will Find Me The National
174 86 3 Atmosphere Kaskade
175 154 100 Four The Record Miranda Lambert
176 93 2 Dream River Bill Callahan
177 161 77 Boys & Girls Alabama Shakes
178 170 15 Talk A Good Game Kelly Rowland
179 169 52 Kaleidoscope Dream Miguel
180 182 45 The Hurt & The Healer MercyMe
181 153 16 13 Black Sabbath
182 162 25 Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies Volbeat
183 132 43 Rebel Soul Kid Rock
184 146 30 Spring Break... Here To Party Luke Bryan
185 122 4 Repave Volcano Choir
186 19 2 Sunshine Daydream: Veneta, Oregon August 27, 1972 Grateful Dead
187 48 2 In Rolling Waves The Naked And Famous
188 164 8 From Death To Destiny Asking Alexandria
189 185 27 Precious Memories: Volume II Alan Jackson
190 100 3 Long Forgotten Songs: B-Sides & Covers 2000 - 2013 Rise Against
191 156 6 Doris Earl Sweatshirt
192 165 41 Les Miserables Soundtrack
193 168 28 Same Trailer Different Park Kacey Musgraves
194 173 26 Sempiternal Bring Me The Horizon
195 New 1 Tattoos (EP) Jason Derulo
196 New 1 First Date Original Broadway Cast Recording
197 149 15 Love Lust Faith + Dreams Thirty Seconds To Mars
198 ReEntry 21 Zion Hillsong United
199 177 8 When I Said I Do Clint Black
200 158 4 R.E.D. (Restoring Everything Damaged) Deitrick Haddon
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Post by chartfreak on Oct 7, 2013 12:09:34 GMT -5
MOST TOP 10 ALBUMS ON THE BILLBOARD 200 Rolling Stones 36 Frank Sinatra 33 Barbra Streisand 32 "Release Me" The Beatles 30 Elvis Presley 27 Madonna 20 "MDNA" Bob Dylan 20 "Tempest" Paul McCartney 18 "Kisses on the Bottom" George Strait 18 "Love Is Everything" Elton John 18 "The Diving Board" *new* Bruce Springsteen 17 "Wrecking Ball" Neil Diamond 17 "Hot August Night" Rod Stewart 17 "Time" Johnny Mathis 16 Mariah Carey 16 "MCIIY" Dave Matthews 15 "Away From The World" Tim McGraw 15 "Two Lanes Of Freedom" Jay Z 15 "Magna Carta... Holy Grail" *new* Garth Brooks 14 "Ultimate Hits" Prince 14 "Lotus Flow3r" Van Halen 14 "Different Kind of Truth" The Beach Boys 14 "That's Why God Made the Radio" R Kelly 14 "Write Me Back" Eric Clapton 14 "Old Sock" Santana 13 "Guitar Heaven" Barry Manilow 13 "15 Minutes" Toby Keith 13 "Hope On The Rocks" Led Zeppelin 13 "Celebration" Chicago 12 Rush 12 Alan Jackson 12 "Thirty" Barbara has an album coming, but I have a feeling it might miss the top 10, but I'm probably wrong. |
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Post by Push The Button on Oct 7, 2013 12:19:19 GMT -5
Barbara's is just one of those standard "Classic Christmas Album" packages that Sony has been releasing. It's all material that have appeared on her two other Christmas records.
I don't think it will do much - but maybe an appearance on the Billboard 200 will be feasible closer to the holiday.
*EDIT* - Ah, I see that she has a new album releasing on November 19.
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