Not surprisingly, Adele "21" album spent 22 weeks atop the Billboard 200, selling 297.000 (down 59%), according to Nielsen SoundScan. Now the longest No. 1 of the Prince & the Revolution "Purple Rain" soundtrack won the 24 weeks at No. 1 in 1984 and 1985.
It is also the "21's" ninth consecutive week at No. 1 - the most in-a-row frame No. 1 from "Titanic" soundtrack racked up 14 straight in 1998.
"21" - released just over a year ago in the USA - now sold 7.65 million in the U.S. this figure, 1.83 million were transferred in 2012.
Adele is the second album in the top 10 this week, and her first set, "19", descends 4-7 with 39 000 (down 56%).
As this week reflect the sales charts the week (ending 26 February) after a busy Grammy Awards-powered frame (ending 19 February), we see a lot of albums in the fall after rapid growth in sales last week. Like the two albums Adele or civil war, "" Barton Hollow "(31/10 of 15.000, down 48%), for example.
Whitney Houston is deceased, "Whitney: The Greatest Hits" holds the No. 2 of 174.000 (a decrease of less than 1%). Meanwhile, her single "I Will Always Love You" slides 2-13 on Digital Songs chart with 101.000 downloads sold (down 72%).
As a physical stock albums Houston finally reaching the retailer, we can see some of her older sets of catalog to make moves up the list. "Bodyguard" soundtrack, for one, rallies 38-6 (47000; to 176%), while her "Whitney Houston" album engines 37-9 (30,000, up 72%). Since her death, 11 February, most of the album sales come from digital downloads, as most dealers do not have physical copies of her albums at hand.
Fun team. have one week banner on the Billboard 200, as his second album, "Some Nights" debuts at No. 3 with 70 000 sold. Their new album has sold almost as much as their last set sold in total (74 000).
Their debut set, "Aim and Ignite" debuted and peaked at No. 71 on the Billboard 200 in 2009 and sold over 74.000 to date. This week, it re-enters the chart at No. 116 of 5000 (up to 42%).
Fun. is basking in the success of the single "We Are Young" (feat. Janelle Monae), which is featured in a 2012 Chevrolet TV commercial for Sonic. The song sold 291.000 downloads this week, returning it to No. 1 (6-1) on the Digital Songs chart (up to 19%).
Already in the first 10, Tyga debut studio album, "Careless World: Rise of the last king," begins with No. 4 of 61 000. This combination of the first edition was bungled some weeks, courtesy of the sample re-issue. A good three or four days of album sales in the first week was mainly driven by Downloads (83% of its total), the album was to be re-sent to the stores after his attempt to Martin Luther King Jr. "I Have a Dream" speech appeared to be unsettled.
Alternative hip-hop act Chiddy Bang bows in the top 10 with her debut album, "Breakfast," Starting at No. 8 with 31 000 - almost all of the Downloads Set to be available exclusively on the iTunes Store last week, which also offered the album "Handclaps and Guitar "as a free single of the week. "Breakfast" became available to all retailers on February 28, a week after the release of iTunes.
Complementing the top 10 albums chart for this week is "now 41" (3-5 with a 54.000, down 43%) and "2012 Grammy Nominees" compilation (5-10 of 29 000, down 66%).
Over on the Digital Songs chart, playing above. return to No. 1 with "We Are Young" (feat. Janelle Monae) with 291.000 sold (up to 19%). In last week's topper, Katy Perry "Part Of Me," drops to No. 4 in the second week of 187.000 (down 55%).
Kelly Clarkson "Stronger (What does not kill you)" rebounds 5-2 with 241.000 (a decrease of 4%), but Wanted's "Glad You Came" zooms 19-3 with 188.000 (up to 87%). The latter's gain is probably owed to the cast of "Glee" covering a tune on 21 February edition Fox series.
Adele "set fire to the Rain" slips 4-5 (167.000, down 34%), while BoB straight boundaries in No. 6 of "So Good" (164.000). Nicki Minaj on "Starships" is steady at number seven on the second week (155.000, down 24%), while the GOTY in "Somebody That I Used To Know" (featuring Kimbra) flies to the TOP 10 - climbing 17-8 (134 000; up to 17%).
LMFAO those "sexy and I know that" it is up one position to No. 9 with 113 000 (down 17%), while Chris Brown's "Turn Up Music" drops a place to No. 10 in its sophomore frame with 112.000 (down 37%).
Just outside the Top 10, Carrie Underwood arrives in No. 12 with her new single "Good Girl", selling 108 000 downloads. It enters the match after just three days of sales, and was released on Friday, 24 February - and a week to track ended on Sunday, February 26.
Overall album sales chart last week (ending 26 February) totaled 6.31 million units, up 18% compared to the sum last week of paragraph 7.72 million) and by 3% compared to the comparable sales week of 2011 (6.50 million). Year to date album sales stand at 48.01 million, an increase of 3% compared to the same total at this point last year, 46.45 million paragraphs).
Sales of digital music track in the past week amounted to 28.13 million downloads in the bottom 13% compared to last week of paragraph 32.28 million) and 6% stacked next to the comparable week of 2011 (26.48 million). Year to date sales of the tracks are zł 230.92 million, up 7% compared to the same total at this point last year 215 170 000 point).
Next week, the Billboard 200 competes with the same week in 2011, when Adele "21" held at No. 1 on the second week, selling 168.000 (down 52%). Marsha Ambrosious' "Late Nights and early morning," debuted at No. 2 with 96 000.
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