RIHANNA Good Girl Gone Bad (SRP / Def Jam / IDJMG) T-PAIN Epiphany (Konvict / Nappy Boy / Jive / Zomba) Sales data provided and compiled from Nielsen SoundScan See latest videos, charts and news The Billboard 200 31 with 22,000 and Poison’s covers set “Poison’d!” slithers in at No. 25 with 28, the latest Vans Warped tour compilation starts at No. Carl Thomas’ “So Much Better” debuts at No. The two-disc set is his fourth live collection to chart in the past 10 years. Bruce Springsteen’s “Live in Dublin” bows at No. The act’s last album, 2005’s “Octavarium,” debuted and peaked at No. The debut of 36,000 is the best sales week for the act since 1994, when “Awake” slightly surpassed that number in its first week. Dream Theater hits a new peak on The Billboard 200, as “Systematic Chaos” starts at No.
Chris Cornell takes his second solo set, “Carry On,” to No. 100 in 1997) and the similarly titled “The Very Best of … Sting & the Police” (No. 79 in 1993), “The Very Best of Sting & the Police” (No. 7 in 1986), “Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings” (No. It follows “Every Breath You Take – The Singles” (No. It’s the fifth retrospective from the band to hit The Billboard 200. The band returns to The Billboard 200 for the first time since 2002, as its new self-titled greatest-hits package debuts with 58,000. Other high debuts within the top 40 include The Police at No. 1 on Top Latin Albums - his third chart-topper on that tally. 9 … Daddy Yankee notches his first top 10 album on The Billboard 200 as “El Cartel: The Big Boss” bows at No.
In 2004, the greatest-hits package “Lest We Forget” peaked at No. It’s the act’s ninth charting album and the follow-up to the band’s last studio set, “The Golden Age of Grotesque,” which debuted at No. 6 on The Billboard 200 … Marilyn Manson returns to The Billboard 200 with “Eat Me, Drink Me” at No. 1 on Top Country Albums in September of that year. The duo’s debut, 2004’s “Horse of a Different Color,” climbed to No. Their last album, 2005’s “Comin’ to Your City,” started at No. 1 on Top Country Albums, as “Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace” starts with 103,000. Maroon5’s “It Won’t Be Soon Before Long” drops 35% in its third week, falling to No. It doesn’t hurt when your CD is stocked in every one of the coffee giant’s stores … Last week’s No. Credit the hyper-caffeinated sales to the power of Starbucks. Therefore, the bow of “Memory” is his best debut sales week for a studio set in the SoundScan era. Since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking data in 1991, McCartney has only scored two other larger opening weeks - when 2001’s “Wingspan: Hits and History” started with 221,000 and when 2002’s “Back in the U.S. 3 with “Memory Almost Full,” selling 161,000. After a much hyped record deal with Starbucks’ Hear Music label, Paul McCartney arrives at No. 1 on The Billboard Hot 100 two weeks ago.
“Music” began with 68,000, and “A Girl Like Me” bowed with 115,000 … The inescapable “Umbrella,” the lead single from “Good Girl Gone Bad,” reached No. With each album, she starts higher and with bigger numbers. She followed it up with “A Girl Like Me,” which started and peaked at No. Her first, “Music of the Sun,” debuted and peaked at No. It’s the singer’s third album in less than two years. 2 with “Good Girl Gone Bad,” selling 162,000. T-Pain beats out Rihanna, who checks in at No. The new album is powered by his “Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin’),” which reached No. It’s easily the artist’s best sales week ever - his debut effort, “Rapper Ternt Sanga,” started with 47,000 (his previous sales high) at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 with his sophomore set, “Epiphany,” moving 171,000. New offerings from the Police, Chris Cornell, Dream Theater, Bruce Springsteen, Carl Thomas and Poison make lofty debuts too … In Progress Reports, we’ve got updates on Justin Timberlake, Tracy Lawrence and Linkin Park. 2 and 3, respectively … The top 10 of The Billboard 200 is also busy this week with debuts from Big & Rich, Marilyn Manson and Daddy Yankee. 1 on The Billboard 200, beating out Rihanna’s “Good Girl Gone Bad” and Paul McCartney’s “Memory Almost Full,” which arrive at Nos. T-Pain takes his “Epiphany” straight in at No.
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