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The top music in the United States
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (CP) – 2 hours ago

Weekly charts for America's best-selling recorded music as they appear in next week's issue of Billboard magazine. Reprinted with permission. (Platinum signifies more than 1 million copies sold; Gold signifies more than 500,000 copies sold.):

Billboard Hot 100: Top 20

(Airplay monitored by Nielsen/BDS. Sales data compiled by Nielsen/SoundScan.)

1. "TiK ToK," Ke$ha. Kemosabe/RCA/RMG.

2. "Imma Be," The Black Eyed Peas. Interscope.

3. "Need You Now," Lady Antebellum. Capitol Nashville.

4. "Bedrock," Young Money feat. Lloyd. Young Money/Cash Money/Universal Motown.

5. "Bad Romance," Lady Gaga. Streamline/KonLive/Cherrytree/Interscope.

6. "Sexy Chick," David Guetta feat. Akon. Gum/Astralwerks/Capitol.

7. "Hey, Soul Sister," Train. Aware/Columbia.

8. "How Low," Ludacris. DTP/Def Jam/IDJMG.

9. "I Gotta Feeling," The Black Eyed Peas. Interscope.

10. "Replay," Iyaz. Time Is Money/Beluga Heights/Reprise.

11. "In My Head," Jason Derulo. Beluga Heights/Warner Bros.

12. "Carry Out," Timbaland feat. Justin Timberlake. Mosley/Blackground/Interscope.

13. "Hard," Rihanna feat. Jeezy. SRP/Def Jam/IDJMG.

14. "Empire State Of Mind," Jay-Z + Alicia Keys. Roc Nation.

15. "Say Aah," Trey Songz feat. Fabolous. Song Book/Atlantic.

16. "Telephone," Lady Gaga feat. Beyonce. Streamline/KonLive/Cherrytree/Interscope.

17. "Fireflies," Owl City. Universal Republic.

18. "Glitter In The Air," Pink. LaFace/JLG.

19. "Do You Remember," Jay Sean feat. Sean Paul&Lil Jon. Cash Money/Universal Republic.

20. "According To You," Orianthi. Tal/Geffen/Interscope.

Copyright 2010, Nielsen SoundScan, Inc.

The Billboard 200 (Top Albums): Top 20

(Airplay monitored by Nielsen/BDS. Sales data compiled by Nielsen/SoundScan.)

1. "Need You Now," Lady Antebellum. Capitol Nashville.

2. "Rebirth," Lil Wayne. Cash Money/Universal Motown/UMRG.

3. "Who I Am," Nick Jonas&The Administration. Hollywood.

4. "The Fame," Lady Gaga. Streamline/KonLive/Cherrytree/Interscope/IGA.

5. "2010 Grammy Nominees." Various artists. Grammy/Capitol.

6. "The E.N.D.," The Black Eyed Peas. Interscope/IGA.

7. "Fearless," Taylor Swift. Big Machine.

8. "Hellbilly Deluxe 2," Rob Zombie. Loud&Proud/Roadrunner.

9. "I Dreamed A Dream," Susan Boyle. SYCO/Columbia/Sony Music.

10. "The Foundation," Zac Brown Band. Roar/Bigger Picture/Home Grown/Atlantic/AG.

11. "Michael Jackson's This Is It (Soundtrack)," Michael Jackson. MJJ/Epic/Sony Music.

12. "The Fame Monster (EP)," Lady Gaga. Streamline/KonLive/Cherrytree/Interscope/IGA.

13. "The Element Of Freedom," Alicia Keys. MBK/J/RMG.

14. "I Am...Sasha Fierce," Beyonce. Music World/Columbia/Sony Music.

15. "Funhouse," Pink. LaFace/JLG.

16. "Stronger with Each Tear," Mary J. Blige. Matriarch/Geffen/IGA.

17. "Animal," Ke$ha. Kemosabe/RCA/RMG.

18. "Play On," Carrie Underwood. 19/Arista Nashville/SMN.

19. "Hope For Haiti Now." Various artists. MTV Networks.

20. "My World (EP)," Justin Bieber. SchoolBoy/Raymond Braun/Island/IDJMG.

Copyright 2010, Nielsen SoundScan, Inc.

Hot Adult Contemporary Songs

(Airplay monitored by Nielsen/BDS.)

1. "Fallin' For You," Colbie Caillat. Universal Republic.

2. "You Belong With Me," Taylor Swift. Big Machine/Universal Republic.

3. "Haven't Met You Yet," Michael Buble. 143/Reprise.

4. "No Surprise," Daughtry. 19/RCA/RMG.

5. "Already Gone," Kelly Clarkson. 19/RCA/RMG.

6. "Her Diamonds," Rob Thomas. Emblem/Atlantic.

7. "Please Don't Leave Me," Pink. LaFace/JLG.

8. "The Climb," Miley Cyrus. Walt Disney/Hollywood.

9. "Chances," Five For Fighting. Aware/Columbia.

10. "Come On Get Higher," Matt Nathanson. Vanguard/Capitol.

Copyright 2010, Nielsen SoundScan, Inc.

Top Christian Albums

(Sales data compiled by Nielsen/SoundScan.)

1. "Awake," Skillet. Ardent/INO/Atlantic/Provident-Integrity.

2. "WOW Hits 2010," Various artists. Word-Curb/Provident-Integrity/EMI CMG.

3. "Until The Whole World Hears," Casting Crowns. Beach Street/Reunion/Provident-Integrity.

4. "Memento Mori," Flyleaf. A&M/Octone/EMI CMG.

5. "It Is Well," Kutless. BEC/EMI CMG.

6. "Better Day," Gaither Vocal Band. Gaither Music Group/EMI CMG.

7. "The Sound," Mary Mary. My Block/Integrity/Columbia/Provident-Integrity.

8. "Glorious," Paul Baloche. Integrity/Provident-Integrity.

9. "Give Yourself Away," NewSong. HHM/EMI CMG.

10. "Reunited," Gaither Vocal Band. Gaither Music Group/EMI CMG.

Copyright 2010, Nielsen SoundScan, Inc.

Mainstream Rock Songs

(Airplay monitored by Nielsen/BDS.)

1. "Break," Three Days Grace. Jive/JLG.

2. "If You Only Knew," Shinedown. Atlantic.

3. "Your Decision," Alice In Chains. Virgin/Capitol.

4. "Scream With Me," Mudvayne. Epic.

5. "Snuff," Slipknot. Roadrunner/RRP.

6. "Spaceship," Puddle Of Mudd. Flawless/Geffen/Interscope.

7. "I Will Not Bow," Breaking Benjamin. Hollywood.

8. "Letter From A Thief," Chevelle. Epic.

9. "Crash," Cavo. Reprise.

10. "Monster," Skillet. Ardent/INO/Atlantic.

Copyright 2010, Nielsen SoundScan, Inc.

Alternative/Modern Rock Tracks

(Airplay monitored by Nielsen/BDS.)

1. "1901," Phoenix. Loyaute/Glassnote/RED.

2. "Kings And Queens," 30 Seconds To Mars. Immortal/Virgin/Capitol.

3. "Uprising," Muse. Warner Bros.

4. "Back Against The Wall," Cage The Elephant. DSP/Jive/JLG.

5. "Savior," Rise Against. DGC/Interscope.

6. "Just Breathe," Pearl Jam. Monkeywrench.

7. "Again," Flyleaf. A&M/Octone/Interscope.

8. "(If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To," Weezer. DGC/Interscope.

9. "Break," Three Days Grace. Jive/JLG.

10. "Your Decision," Alice In Chains. Virgin/Capitol.
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Comments

  • TerryibleTerryible Posts: 462
    don't you mean its #6 on billboard Alternative/Modern Rock chart
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  • YourDirtisMyfoodYourDirtisMyfood Posts: 4,641
    Terryible wrote:
    don't you mean its #6 on billboard Alternative/Modern Rock chart

    sure. :);)
  • RB112589RB112589 Posts: 98
    Wouldn't be to proud of the company...Honestly, still love 'em, but liked it better when they wrote for the FANS, not to make them.
  • WhiteMaleRatWhiteMaleRat Posts: 301
    RB112589 wrote:
    Wouldn't be to proud of the company...Honestly, still love 'em, but liked it better when they wrote for the FANS, not to make them.

    how did you become a fan?
    "This guy back here is giving me the ole one more....one more back to you buddy."

    - Mr. Edward Vedder 7/11/03


  • DamiensDamiens Posts: 771
    Not sure I get the whole "for FANS" vs. "to get Fans" argument. If your sentiment is that "Just Breathe" is somehow not consistent with PJ's body of work I would respectfuly disagree. It's not like they recorded some song that sounds like Lady Gaga to try to win over new people. I would say Just Breathe and Backspacer as a whole represent Pearl Jam doing what they've always done: make great music that is true to themselves at the time they made it. Just Breathe is a great song and consistent with many of the other great songs PJ has done. If new people discover them through this song, great, if not that's okay to, it's still a great song from an amazing album. I think it would be a tough sell to say Backspacer represents a "sellout" or even radio friendly album. If the idea is that somehow they used to make more "pure" music I would also disagree. They continue to make, from my perspective sincere, honest music whether it's Ten or Backspacer. I'm not looking for them to make Vs. over and over again. I like it when bands grow and evolve, I mean it's evolution baby.
  • LikeAnOceanLikeAnOcean Posts: 7,718
    WhiteMaleRat wrote:
    RB112589 wrote:
    Wouldn't be to proud of the company...Honestly, still love 'em, but liked it better when they wrote for the FANS, not to make them.

    how did you become a fan?
    Hahahaha!!!

    Nailed.


    So Pearl Jam decides to write music that is not only good, but catchy again. Music doesn't always have to be overly complicated.
  • TMudrickTMudrick Posts: 267
    They write music... Its not for one person or the other...Its for the sake of fucking making music.
  • Given to...Given to... Posts: 4,989
    WhiteMaleRat wrote:
    RB112589 wrote:
    Wouldn't be to proud of the company...Honestly, still love 'em, but liked it better when they wrote for the FANS, not to make them.

    how did you become a fan?


    Buddabing!
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  • pdalowskypdalowsky Posts: 15,056
    its great to have these boys on any chart....i couldnt give a fuck which it is....

    For me it should sweep to number one on the main chart....nut we all know thats not gonna happen, Pj just arnt cool enough for that....but they sure as hell are good enough
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