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Chart Listings: HITS & SoundScan Top Albums (February 28-March 7, 2011)
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217,000 digital album downloads. Wow.
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Bieber is also at No. 5 with "My World 2.0" (up three, 42,000; down 22%), marking the first time an act has had two sets in the top five since Bieber himself managed it on April 10, 2010.
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 This kid is here to stay
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Year to date track sales are at 215.2 million, up 6% compared to the same total at this point last year (202.4 million).
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14 11 P!NK LAFACE/JLG 25,172 -21%
GREATEST HITS SO FAR
******** with a GH album 
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So "19" is possibly going Platinum in like two weeks 
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Well, he's in jail...
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Wayne released from jail and sold 785 000 copies ... Just saying !!! And he had only 1 single !! T.I had a lot of promo singles (I'm Back, Yeah You Know(Takers), Got Your Back)
And tracks with Eminem and Christina (All She Wrote and Castle Walls)
T.I should have done better
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Wayne released from jail and sold 785 000 copies ... Just saying !!! And he had only 1 single !! T.I had a lot of promo singles (I'm Back, Yeah You Know(Takers), Got Your Back)
And tracks with Eminem and Christina (All She Wrote and Castle Walls)
T.I should have done better
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Lil Wayne's album has been out longer and T.I. wasn't coming off a triple platinum selling studio album. His sales are decent enough considering his circumstances. 
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Lil Wayne's album has been out longer and T.I. wasn't coming off a triple platinum selling studio album. His sales are decent enough considering his circumstances. 
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T.I came off a solid selling album as well ! Paper Trail was the 2nd best rap/hip hop album of 2008
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FLOETRY IN MOTION
Adele Repeats, Marsha Ambrosius Debuts, Dropkick Murphys Rule
March 2, 2011
The year's top seller so far, Adele will repeat at #1 next week, but there are a flurry of new releases coming this week that should freshen up the top of the chart.
That's based on first-day sales reports from those music retailers who haven't boarded up their stores and gone to live in Charlie Sheen's mansion.
J/RMG's Marsha Ambrosius, one-half of the U.K. neo-soul/R&B duo Floetry, emerges with her major label debut, Late Nights & Early Mornings, to score a surprising first-week total of 85-90k that should land her a #2 bow behind fellow Brit diva Adele. She has penned songs for Michael Jackson ("Butterflies") and appeared on tracks from a variety of artists, from Nas to Jamie Foxx.
Boston-based Irish punk-rockers Dropkick Murphys, a favorite of Martin Scorsese (who put one of their songs in his Oscar-winning The Departed) should do around 35-40k for their new self-released album, Going Out in Style, their seventh studio effort and first since 2007's The Meanest of Times. It includes a guest vocal by Bruce Springsteen on the early 20th century standard, "Peg o' My Heart."
Staind front man Aaron Lewis returns with his solo debut, Town Line, a country effort on Stroudavarious, the label founded by producer and former Giant Records and DreamWorks Nashville head James Stroud, which appears headed for a first-week total of between 28-32k
Veteran Americana roots singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams' latest Lost Highway album, Blessed, her 11th in an impressive, critically acclaimed career, should do in the 21-24k range.
Dangerbird's Beady Eye, the group including former Oasis members Liam Gallagher, Gem Archer and Andy Bell, emerge on their own self-titled label with Different Gear, Still Speeding, which is looking at first-week sales between 12-15k
Universal Motown Texas punk-rockers Forever the Sickest Kids' self-titled second full-length album is also projected to be in the 12-15k range.
The market was down 10% vs. last week, up 8% vs. the same week last year and now down 9% year to date.
You may now return to following Charlie Sheen's tweets.
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Marsha.
Adele 
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Second week in a row that album sales have been up vs. last year's.  Lets go!
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japan 2nd day, half day report
1. 8,705 Avril Lavigne
2. 8,597 Koda Kumi
3. 2,517 Kuwata Keisuke
second day coefficient ~ 4
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japan 2nd day, half day report
1. 8,705 Avril Lavigne
2. 8,597 Koda Kumi
3. 2,517 Kuwata Keisuke
second day coefficient ~ 4
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Do you know how much did Koda Kumi sell on the first day?
I wanna see if Avril can sell more than Koda (nearly impossible since Koda is a huge seller in Japan)
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Do you know how much did Koda Kumi sell on the first day?
I wanna see if Avril can sell more than Koda (nearly impossible since Koda is a huge seller in Japan)
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Koda 48k
Avril 32k
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Koda 48k
Avril 32k
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Thanks 
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Hopefully Avril gets that japenese #1, she deserves it!
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12:58 | Wednesday March 2, 2011
By Paul Williams
Adele’s 21 has become the fastest-selling album in the US so far this year after debuting at the top of the Billboard 200 chart with 352,000 sales.
502,000 sales.
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Goodbye Lullaby sold 64k in Japan in 2 days
Physical sales only.

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I am very happy (and surprised) at Avril's sales in Japan. Usually international artists have a VERY hard time breaking through there.
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After exploding onto the chart this week, Adele repeats at #1 with a second-week drop of less than 60% - a somewhat rare occurrence, especially for a title with such a large digital component. Here's how it looks headed into the weekend:
Adele (XL/Columbia) 145-160k
*Marsha Ambrosius (J/RMG) 85-90k
Mumford & Sons (Glassnote) 55-60k
Justin Bieber Never Say Never (Island/IDJ) 50-55k
Now 37 (Capitol/EMI) 50-55k
*Dropkick Murphys (Dropkick Murphys/ILG) 35-40k
Bruno Mars (New Elektra) 30-35k
*Aaron Lewis (Stroudavarious) 30-35k
Justin Bieber My World 2.0 (Island/IDJ) 30-35k
Nicki Minaj (Young Money/Cash Money/Universal Motown) 28-32k
Rihanna (Def Jam/IDJ) 28-32k
Pink (LaFace/JLG) 27-30k
Eminem (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 24-27k
Katy Perry (Capitol/EMI) 24-27k
Jason Aldean (Broken Bow) 21-24k
*Lucinda Williams (Lost Highway) 21-24k
Lady Antebellum (Capitol Nashville/EMI) 21-24k
*Debuts (3/3p)
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Hopefully LOUD stays in top 10
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