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Justin Bieber’s “My World 2.0” drops one slot to No. 5 (68,000 down 24%) and the “Eclipse” soundtrack slips four rungs to No.

Not to be the bearer of bad news, but with 88,000 this marks the first album in the main “Now” series - not counting its various genre-specific offshoots - to debut with less than 100,000 since the first “Now” compilation started with 48,000 in 1998.Īs for the rest of the top 10 this week, Jack Johnson’s “To The Sea” falls one spot to No. 4 from the new “Now 34” compilation with 88,000. (In the interim, she’s charted with two remix sets, a live effort, a rarities collection, a greatest hits package and a holiday album.) The latter’s last proper studio album, “Afterglow,” was released way back in 2003 and started at No. Next up, Sarah McLachlan’s new studio set “Laws of Illusion” opens at No. “Mojo’s” handsome bow was aided by a successful concert ticket/album download offer, which accounted for a fair amount of the set’s first week. It marks Petty’s best debut sales week since SoundScan started tracking sales in 1991 and his highest charting album since 1980. The second-highest debut belongs to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers’ “Mojo” starting at No. 9 (112,000 up 24%).īack on the Billboard 200 albums list, the entire top four slots house new entries for the first time since last December.

8 (112,000 up 46%) and 3Oh!3’s “My First Kiss” jumps two spots to No. 6 (142,000 up 42%), Drake’s “Find Your Love” climbs eight rungs to No. Mike Posner’s “Cooler Than Me” rises three spots to No. 1 slot with 337,000 (down 6%) while three songs in the top 10 make big gains. Katy Perry’s “California Gurls” retains the No. 1 with 701,000 upon its release last November.ĭrake also has the highest new entry on the Digital Songs chart, where his “Up All Night” enters at No. And since both Lady Antebellum and Sade are technically groups, “Thank Me Later’s” start is also the biggest debut week for a solo act’s album since Susan Boyle’s “I Dreamed a Dream” entered at No. The top two sales weeks of 2010 are owned by Sade’s “Soldier of Love” (502,000 off its debut week in February) and Lady Antebellum’s “Need You Now” (481,000 in its first frame in January). It’s the third-best sales week of the year for a single album. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart according to Nielsen SoundScan. Drake’s “Thank Me Later” bows, as expected, with an eye-popping 447,000 copies at No.

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