Thrice's Beggars originally peaked on the Billboard 200 at 48 for the digital release, then fell off the chart immediately. After last week's physical release, it has charted at #47, beating its initial position by one.

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Jay-Z will be No. 1 on the charts for a second week in a row, as his new album, The Blueprint 3, has added another 200k in sales to the 476k it sold last week. Kid Cudi's debut album, Man on the Moon: The End of Day, will debut in the Top 5 with sales between the 110-120k range.

Boys Like Girls hit #8 on the charts with first week sales of 41,000.

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Projected sales for Boys Like Girls: 45-50K and Saosin: 20-25K were released.

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As Tall As Lions' You Can't Take It With You debuted at #88 on the Billboard charts this week.

Third Eye Blind's Ursa Major debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200 charts with 49,215 copies sold.

Third Eye Blind is expected to sell over 50k copies of Ursa Major this week. An interview with Stephan Jenkins discussing this and more can be read here.

Thriller appears on the verge of becoming the all-time best selling album in the United States.

All Time Low's Nothing Personal is expected to sell around 50-60k in its first week.

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Michael Jackson's albums sold over 800k copies this past week.

Fall Out Boy's Folie a Deux has gone gold.

Michael Jackson will once again make music history this week as his albums hit the charts after "incredible sales increases."

The Black Eyed Peas have topped the Billboard charts this past week, selling 304k of their new album.

Emery sold 10,200 copies of their new album - debuting at #50 on the charts.

Taking Back Sunday sold 48k copies of New Again last week, opening at #7.

Dave Matthews Band had a huge opening week (third biggest of the year), selling 424k copies of Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King.

Eminem has topped the Billboard charts this week with 608,000 copies of Relapse sold.

Eminem's new album Relapse is expected to set a 2009 first week sales record with around 650,000 copies sold.

Congratulations to Manchester Orchestra, who debuted at #37, selling 12k copies of Mean Everything to Nothing.

Rick Ross has topped the Billboard charts this week, selling 158k copies of Deeper Than Rap.

Metric landed on the Billboard charts and were #1 on the Heatseekers chart before the physical release of their new record. The band sold 6,203 copies of Fantasies this past week.

Fireworks' All I Have To Offer Is My Own Confusion sold 760 copies in its first week.

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U2 are the #1 album this week with 484,000 copies sold.

U.S. album sales for February were down 11.5% versus 2008 and down 27.6% versus 2007.

P.O.S sits at #16 on the heatseekers chart, scanning 12,661 copies of his new album.

Thursday have sold 14,324 copies of their new album. The band is out now on the Taste of Chaos tour.

Morrissey's new album Years of Refusal has sold 41,177 copies to date. Putting him at 68 on the charts this week.

The Fray have sold 336,952 copies of their new album to date.

Morrissey's Years Of Refusal has entered the US albums chart at #11.

In the US just 62,000 units was enough to score a number one album last week.