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BILLBOARD HOT 100
TW | LW | WOC | Artist | Title | Peak



*coming soon*

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BILLBOARD 200
TW | LW | WOC | Artist | Title | TW Sales | % Change | LW Sales | Total Sales



01 01 Mariah Carey - E=MC² 182,000
02 02 Leona Lewis - Spirit 96,000
03 NE Flight Of The Conchords - Flight Of The Conchords 52,000
04 NE Ashlee Simpson - Bittersweet world 47,000
05 NE Atmosphere - When life gives you lemons, you paint that shit gold 36,000
06 05 Various Artists - NOW 27 32,000
07 08 Soundtrack - Juno 31,000
08 06 George Strait - Troubadour 29,000
09 10 Taylor Swift - Taylor Swift 27,000
10 NE Phil Vassar - Prayer of a common man 27,000
11 03 Miley Cyrus - Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: The Best of both worlds Concert
12 07 Soundtrack - Alvin & The Chipmunks
13 12 James Otto - Sunset man
14 13 Jack Johnson - Sleep through the static
15 11 Rick Ross - Trilla
16 04 Lady Antebellum - Lady Antebellum
17 09 R.E.M. - Accelerate
18 NE Story Of The Year - The Black swan 21,000
19 46 Michael Buble - Call me irresponsible
20 16 Jordin Sparks - Jordin Sparks

31 NE The Weepies - Hideaway 14,000
36 NE Prodigy - H.N.I.C. Pt. 2 13,000
70 NE Whitesnake - Good to Be Bad 8,000
106 NE Tokyo Police Club - Elephant Shell 6,000
109 NE Elbow - Seldom Seen Kid 6,000

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HOT DIGITAL SONGS
LW | TW | Artist | Title | Sales TW | % Change | Sales LW | Total Sales



3 1 LEWIS*LEONA BLEEDING LOVE 235880 30 182133 1565977
1 2 MADONNA FEAT. JUSTIN TIMBERLAK 4 MINUTES 185159 -8 201799 1031730
2 3 LIL WAYNE LOLLIPOP 175793 -4 183237 1065755
4 4 SPARKS*JORDIN NO AIR 118946 -12 135720 1495040
5 5 RAY J FEAT YUNG BERG SEXY CAN I 113328 -6 120208 1033465
NE 6 BROWN*CHRIS FOREVER 113072 999 50 113166
7 7 USHER LOVE IN THIS CLUB 100437 -8 109749 1237215
6 8 CAREY*MARIAH TOUCH MY BODY 98711 -17 118778 795691
NE 9 MCCARTNEY*JESSE LEAVIN' 94653 999 3323 97976
8 10 MAYER*JOHN SAY 88194 -4 91758 658347
10 11 BEDINGFIELD*NATASHA POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE 64125 -13 73982 501647
9 12 CYRUS*MILEY SEE YOU AGAIN 57526 -25 76945 1425276
12 13 DANITY KANE DAMAGED 57241 3 55772 438106
14 14 FLO RIDA LOW 46676 -9 51450 3703490
15 15 BAREILLES*SARA LOVE SONG 43925 -7 47380 2266256
26 16 METRO STATION SHAKE IT 40246 23 32652 169490
22 17 CAILLAT*COLBIE REALIZE 39302 10 35679 577350
19 18 ONEREPUBLIC STOP AND STARE 38754 -3 39925 1030983
17 19 FLO RIDA ELEVATOR 38209 -10 42367 606001
16 20 RIHANNA DON'T STOP THE MUSIC 38106 -16 45127 1777834
21 21 NELLY FEAT FERGIE PARTY PEOPLE 37718 4 36105 170264
11 22 CAREY*MARIAH BYE BYE 36378 -39 60037 96659
18 23 BROWN*CHRIS WITH YOU 36319 -10 40503 1556751
25 24 PLIES BUST IT BABY (PART 2) 34421 3 33532 180680
NE 25 LIL WAYNE MILLIE 32693 999 0 32693
23 26 SWIFT*TAYLOR OUR SONG 32634 -8 35493 1405103
20 27 FIASCO*LUPE SUPERSTAR 31660 -19 39118 947304
24 28 WEBBIE INDEPENDENT 31380 -11 35423 802691
45 29 DEGRAW*GAVIN IN LOVE WITH A GIRL 29382 30 22644 189157
28 30 LIL' MAMA SHAWTY GET LOOSE 28243 -9 30909 410612
40 31 O'DONIS*COLBY WHAT YOU GOT 27868 19 23443 181896
30 32 SWIFT*TAYLOR PICTURE TO BURN 27256 -8 29649 450449
29 33 BUCKCHERRY SORRY 27068 -11 30344 1129017
34 34 LIFEHOUSE WHATEVER IT TAKES 26935 0 26895 501550
36 35 SPEARS*BRITNEY BREAK THE ICE 25848 1 25676 253932
27 36 PANIC AT THE DISCO NINE IN THE AFTERNOON 25628 -19 31622 380009
55 37 3 DOORS DOWN IT'S NOT MY TIME 25499 24 20527 143709
33 38 THREE DAYS GRACE NEVER TOO LATE 24990 -8 27042 879961
32 39 ROSS*RICK BOSS 24594 -9 27162 256758
31 40 NAIM*YAEL NEW SOUL 24305 -16 29003 869610
35 41 JONAS BROTHERS WHEN YOU LOOK ME IN THE EYES 24246 -8 26244 631805
62 42 FLOBOTS HANDLEBARS 24174 30 18644 80502
63 43 FLYLEAF ALL AROUND ME 22529 21 18590 405426
64 44 MRAZ*JASON I'M YOURS 22171 22 18113 156947
43 45 ADKINS*TRACE YOU'RE GONNA MISS THIS 21822 -5 22947 326204
41 46 CHERISH KILLA 21280 -8 23235 262663
39 47 SPARKS*JORDIN TATTOO 21255 -11 23959 1578682
38 48 TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBLIC APOLOGIZE 21192 -12 24120 3440084
51 49 FERRAS HOLLYWOOD'S NOT AMERICA 21166 1 21007 155348
42 50 FALL OUT BOY BEAT IT 21092 -9 23178 260570

NE 51 SIMPSON*ASHLEE LITTLE MISS OBSESSIVE 20667 494 3481 42738
NE 55 GIRLICIOUS LIKE ME 19349 999 0 19349
130 57 NE-YO CLOSER 19174 106 9326 28500
121 63 DUFFY MERCY 17688 79 9893 50525
NE 69 WEEZER PORK AND BEANS 17267 999 0 17267
107 75 M.I.A. PAPER PLANES 16695 48 11270 217385
74 80 LEWIS*LEONA BETTER IN TIME 15847 -4 16576 72467
NE 107 SIMPSON*ASHLEE BOYS 10484 999 0 10484
61 134 CAREY*MARIAH MIGRATE 9057 -52 18763 27822
NE 174 LEWIS*LEONA TAKE A BOW 7599 35 5640 20825

[marcsgirl85]

Thanks for those automaticBR if you get further numbers would you please post them thanks in advance

[thebigham]

HITS:

Hard Candy Will Bow on Top, Lyfe Jennings, The Roots, Def Leppard and Portishead Also Debut

April 30, 2008

Madonna will leave Warner Bros., the only label she’s ever known, with a bang.

Her final studio album for the Bunny, Hard Candy, is on track to sell between 275-300k, which will handily end Mariah Carey’s two-week reign with E=MC2, according to one-day sale reports from those retailers still standing around this great country of ours.

The Material Gal has one more album, a greatest hits collection, to go before splitting for a long-term deal with concert promoter Live Nation. The album’s her first since 2005’s Confessions on a Dance Floor, which sold more than 8 million worldwide. In the U.S., it debuted at #1, selling 351k copies in its first week, taking the top spot from Carrie Underwood’s Some Hearts. In its second week, Confessions on a Dance Floor sold 210k copies and slipped to #4 with a 39% sales decrease. To date, the album has sold over 1.7 million copies in the U.S.

Columbia R&B star Lyfe Jennings’ Lyfe Change, his third album, is on track to sell between 75-80k, which should be good for a Top 5 bow, fueled by the single, “Never Never Land.” His last disc, 2006’s The Phoenix, debuted at #2 and went on to sell 450k.

Veteran Def Jam rappers The Roots return with Rising Down, their first since 2006’s Game Theory, with a first-week sales number in the 50-60k range

Hair metal mainstays Def Leppard’s Universal album Songs from the Sparkle Lounge is doing better than expected, thanks to the band’s appearance on last night’s Dancing with the Stars, where they performed their new single, “Nine Lives,” which features Tim McGraw. One-day sales estimates peg their total at 45-50k. The band’s U.S. tour with Styx and REO Speedwagon is already underway.

Island Records trip-hop pioneers Portishead return with their first studio album in a decade, and third overall, the cleverly dubbed Third, on track for an impressive 40-45k in sales after their critically acclaimed performance at Coachella last weekend.

Tom Petty’s Mudcrutch album on Warner Bros. looks set for 25-30k after a string of intimate performances with his one-time Gainesville, FL, bandmates at the Troubadour in L.A., his old stomping grounds.

Epic Records' SoCal atmospheric pop-rockers Augustana’s Can’t Love, Can’t Hurt is on target for 20-25k

The market was down 8% vs last week, down 11% vs same week last year and now down 11% year-to-date…. as Hollywood continues to burn outside HITS’ Sunset and Vine headquarters..

[stevyy]

nothings said about mariah.. i gues it will end up next week with 90,000-100,000! (-50% again)

[LetMeLoveU]

at least ashlee went top 5. even though with really bad sales

[tada]

[Fresh]

COMPLETE CHARTS

Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks
Hot Country Songs
Hot Dance Club Play
Hot Modern Rock Tracks
Smooth Jazz Songs

[Blizzy]

OMG Mariah is not the only one selling less, Madonna has to face the same tragedy.

[nelson]

[LostAvenger]

Week Ending April 27, 2008: What's So Funny About A #3 Debut?
Posted 60 minutes ago by Paul Grein in Chart Watch
Flight Of The Conchords' first full-length album debuts at #3 on Nielsen/SoundScan's list of the nation's best-sellers. It's the highest ranking for a comedy album since Steve Martin's A Wild And Crazy Guy logged six weeks at #2 in late 1978 and early 1979. It's also the highest-debuting comedy album ever, topping Dane Cook's Retaliation, which debuted (and peaked) at #4 in August 2005.

Flight Of The Conchords consists of Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie, who portray a folk duo transplanted from New Zealand to New York. The album is based on a popular HBO series, now in its second season. The album's music/comedy blend recalls an earlier TV spin-off-Bob & Doug McKenzie's Great White North. On that album, which went top 10 in 1982, SCTV cast members Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas portrayed the hapless Canadians.

Flight... received a Grammy in February for its six-track EP, The Distant Future, which was voted Best Comedy Album. The duo beat a field of standout stand-ups, which consisted of George Lopez, Lisa Lampanelli, Steven Wright and Harry Shearer. I think the Grammy people can send next year's award for Best Comedy Album off to the engravers right now. If Flight of the Conchords can win with an EP that peaked at #116, they're probably unbeatable with a full-length album that debuts at #3.

Mariah Carey's E=MC2 holds at #1 for the second straight week. After just two weeks, it's the #3 album for the year to date. It trails Jack Johnson's Sleep Through The Static and a carryover from last year, Alicia Keys' As I Am.

E=MC2 is the first album to spend two weeks on top since Sleep Through The Static, which logged its first three weeks at #1. The last seven occupants of the #1 spot--Janet Jackson, Alan Jackson, Rick Ross, Danity Kane, Day26, George Strait and Leona Lewis--were all cast out after a single week.

E=MC2 is Carey's first album to spend two straight weeks at #1 since 1995's Daydream. Her 2005 album The Emancipation Of Mimi had two weeks on top, but they were non-consecutive. The comeback hit debuted at #1, but then was booted from the top spot by Rob Thomas' solo debut ...Something To Be. It wasn't until its eighth week that Mimi clawed its way back to #1.

Carey's album has sold 646,000 copies in its first two weeks. The last album to have sold more copies after two weeks was Mary J. Blige's Growing Pains, which had sold 835,000 at the same point. Of course, albums released right before Christmas tend to sell better than spring releases.

Leona Lewis' soulful and elegant "Bleeding Love" makes history as the first song to top the 200,000 mark in paid digital downloads for four weeks. It surpasses two smash collaborations that topped 200K three times--"Umbrella" by Rihanna featuring Jay-Z and "4 Minutes" by Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake. Lewis' smash sold 236,000 downloads this week, its fattest weekly total to date. The resurgence follows Lewis' performance of the song on American Idol last Wednesday.

But this isn't just about Lewis. The paid digital download trend is clearly kicking into high gear. This is the sixth consecutive week that the #1 song on the Hot Digital Songs chart has registered sales of more than 200,000 downloads--a new record. Until this streak, the longest stretch in which the #1 digital download topped 200K was three weeks. Here's more perspective: Until June 2006, no song had ever rung up a weekly total of 200K paid downloads. ("Hips Don't Lie" by Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean was the first.) Now, it's a common occurrence. Good news at last! (Does the RIAA know about this?)

Here's the low-down on this week's top 10 albums.

1. Mariah Carey, E=MC2, 182,000. Carey's second-week tally is higher than the first-week sums for such recent albums as Janet Jackson's Discipline (181,000) and George Strait's Troubadour (166,000). (Now I'm off their Christmas card lists.) "Touch My Body" dips from #6 to #8 on Hot Digital Songs. "Bye Bye" falls from #11 to #22.

2. Leona Lewis, Spirit, 96,000. Lewis holds at #2 for the second week, after debuting at #1 two weeks ago. In addition to "Bleeding Love," which logs its third week at #1 on Hot Digital Songs, Lewis has a second entry on the chart, "Better In Time," which dips from #74 to #80.

3. Flight of the Conchords, Flight Of The Conchords, 52,000. After just one week, this is already the second best-selling comedy album of 2008, trailing only Dane Cook's Rough Around The Edges: Live From Madison Square Garden. Flight of the Conchords have a budding hit single, "Hiphopopotamus Vs. Rhymenoceros," which debuts at #106 on Hot Digital Songs. (A title like that could short-circuit your Spell Check.)

4. Ashlee Simpson, Bittersweet World, 47,000. This is Simpson's third straight album to debut in the top five, though this opening sales tally represents a sharp drop-off from her previous two releases. Autobiography opened at #1 in 2004 with sales of 398,000 (a tally more than eight times her current figure). I Am Me bowed at #1 the following year with sales of 220,000. The market has tapered off since those days, but so too has Simpson's career momentum. "Little Miss Obsessive" debuts at #51 on Hot Digital Songs. "Boys" bows at #107.

5. Atmosphere, When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Sh*t Gold, 36,000. This is the Minneapolis art-hip-hop duo's sixth studio album, and its first to make the top 10. The act's previous best mark was registered by You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having, which reached #66 in 2005. This is the latest in a long line of albums with coarse but clever titles to make the top 10, including Van Halen's OU812 and Blink-182's Take Off Your Pants And Jacket.

6. Various Artists, Now 27, 32,000. This brings the compilation's sales to 584,000. Not bad. Still, even after seven weeks of release, the album has sold fewer copies than Now 7 did in its opening week in August 2001. Looking back on it, that was a good time. The World Trade Center was still standing, we were not at war and CDs were still flying out of the stores.

7. Various Artists, Juno soundtrack, 31,000. This is the #1 movie soundtrack for the first time in 10 weeks. This brings the album's total sales to 674,000. Counting just its 2008 activity, it's #4 for the year to date.

8. George Strait, Troubadour, 29,000. The country superstar has the highest-ranking of three country albums in this week's top 10. This means he has regained the #1 spot on the country album chart from last week's interlopers, Lady Antebellum.

9. Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, 27,000. Swift's album is in its 79th week on the chart. That's a little more than a year and a half-a big chunk of Swift's life, considering she's only 18. Four songs from the enhanced version of the album are listed on Hot Digital Songs. "I'm Only Me When I'm With You" jumps from #111 to #87, joining the long-running "Our Song" (#26), "Picture To Burn" (#32) and "Teardrops On My Guitar" (#56).

10. Phil Vassar, Prayer Of A Common Man, 28,000. This is the country star's second album to open at #10. His Greatest Hits Volume 1 achieved the same feat in May 2006. This pretty much guarantees that there will be a Greatest Hits Volume 2. Vassar's previous highest-charting studio album was American Child, which reached #44 in 2002.

Four albums drop out of the top 10 this week. Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus' The Best Of Both Worlds Concert dives from #3 to #11, Lady Antebellum's Lady Antebellum drops from #4 to #16, the Alvin And The Chipmunks soundtrack falls from #7 to #12, and R.E.M.'s Accelerate slips from #9 to #17. As if falling out of the top 10 isn't bad enough, after this week's photo flap, Miley may be grounded.

Story Of The Year's Black Swan opens at #18. This is the rock group's highest-charting album to date. Its previous album, In The Wake Of Determination, opened and peaked at #19 in October 2005. Pop duo The Weepies enters The Billboard 200 for the first time as Hideaway bows at #31.

Hardly Idle: Daughtry's debut album, Daughtry, tops the 4 million mark this week, with sales to date of 4,007,000. Only two albums by American Idol contestants have sold more--Carrie Underwood's 2005 debut Some Hearts (current sales: 6,392,000) and Kelly Clarkson's 2004 sophomore album, Breakaway (5,983,000). The difference, of course, is that both of those artists won the competition. Daughtry finished fourth in Season 5. Taylor Hicks, who won that season, has sold 701,000 copies of his eponymous debut--roughly one-sixth of what Daughtry has sold. Daughtry has achieved these sales on the back of a seemingly never-ending string of hits, including "It's Not Over," "Home," "Feels Like Tonight" and "What About Now."

Love Sells: The Beatles' Love vaults from #198 to #103 in its 70th week on the chart. That's a sales jump of 79%, greater than any other non-debuting album this week. Good show, lads.

Let Go Of Me, Already: Last week, Thrice's The Alchemy Index, Vol. 3 & 4: Air & Earth debuted at #17, one rung ahead of Rush's Snake & Arrows: Live. The two albums are still back-to-back, but they've reversed positions-and plummeted down the chart. Thrice is now #111 (a 74% sales drop, the steepest of the week). Rush is #110 (a 73% sales drop, the week's second steepest).

Catalog Report: Michael Jackson's Thriller 25 tops the Catalog Album chart for the ninth week. It sold 13,000 copies this week and would have ranked #36 if older, catalog albums were allowed to compete on the main chart.

Heads Up: Madonna's Hard Candy will enter the chart next week. Will she dethrone Mariah Carey and enter at #1? Sure. Will she topple Carey's first-week total of 463,000? You'll just have to check back and see. Also due: Portishead's Third, the English duo's first studio album since 1997; Carly Simon's This Kind Of Love; and the eponymous debut album by Mudcrutch, Tom Petty's pre-Heartbreakers band.

[ali3_dat]

bleeding love back at 1!!!!!!

1-4-1-2-1

LOL!

[nelson]

[col89]

[nelson]

[AyumiH]

^ The girl should've never been given a record contract to begin with IMO. No suprise that her sales are so low, she'll be lucky to crack 25k next time.

[Blizzy]

so its likely to say that her label will drop her after this-maybe theyll release a gh at christmas before her label fires her

[tcatron565]

Horray! Ashlee made top 4! In my opinion, Bittersweet World is her best album!

[brian05]

[Blizzy]

[ali3_dat]

[Blizzy]

[lostprophet]

BILLBOARD HOT 100 - TOP 50
2 1 LEWIS*LEONA BLEEDING LOVE - SINGLE
1 2 LIL WAYNE LOLLIPOP - STILL BULLETED
3 3 JORDIN SPARKS DUET NO AIR
6 4 MADONNA 4 MINUTES
4 5 USHER LOVE IN THIS CLUB
7 6 RAY J FEAT. YUNG BERG SEXY CAN I
5 7 CAREY*MARIAH TOUCH MY BODY
8 8 SARA BAREILLES LOVE SONG
-- 9 CHRIS BROWN FOREVER
9 10 CHRIS BROWN WITH YOU
11 11 FLO RIDA LOW/JEALOUS
10 12 MILEY CYRUS SEE YOU AGAIN
12 13 JOHN MAYER SAY - STILL BULLETED
-- 14 JESSE MCCARTNEY LEAVIN'
14 15 DANITY KANE DAMAGED - STILL BULLETED
15 16 ONEREPUBLIC STOP AND STARE - STILL BULLETED
13 17 RIHANNA DON'T STOP THE MUSIC (JODY DEN
17 18 ROSS*RICK BOSS - STILL BULLETED
16 19 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE
31 20 COLBY O'DONIS FEATU WHAT YOU GOT
18 21 TIMBALAND/ONEREPUBLIC APOLOGIZE - SINGLE
20 22 BUCKCHERRY SORRY
32 23 PLIES FEATURING NE- BUST IT BABY (PART 2)
21 24 KEYS*ALICIA NO ONE
19 25 WEBBIE, LIL' PHAT & INDEPENDENT
34 26 COLBIE CAILLAT REALIZE
24 27 TRACE ADKINS YOU'RE GONNA MISS THIS
27 28 2 PISTOLS FEATURING SHE GOT IT
29 29 TAYLOR SWIFT PICTURE TO BURN
30 30 JAMES OTTO JUST GOT STARTED LOVIN' YOU
28 31 TAYLOR SWIFT OUR SONG
23 32 MARIAH CAREY BYE BYE
25 33 FLO RIDA FEATURING ELEVATOR
26 34 DAUGHTRY FEELS LIKE TONIGHT
35 35 LIFEHOUSE WHATEVER IT TAKES
22 36 FIASCO*LUPE SUPERSTAR
33 37 GEORGE STRAIT I SAW GOD TODAY
36 38 CAILLAT*COLBIE BUBBLY - SINGLE
37 39 FINGER ELEVEN PARALYZER
41 40 BRAD PAISLEY I'M STILL A GUY
48 41 3 DOORS DOWN IT'S NOT MY TIME
40 42 NELLY FEATURING FER PARTY PEOPLE - STILL BULLETED
39 43 CHERISH KILLA FEAT. YUNG JOC
44 44 ASHANTI THE WAY THAT I LOVE YOU
55 45 METRO STATION SHAKE IT
46 46 BRITNEY SPEARS BREAK THE ICE - STILL BULLETED
56 47 GAVIN DEGRAW IN LOVE WITH A GIRL
38 48 TAYLOR SWIFT TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR
42 49 JORDIN SPARKS TATTOO
63 50 PHIL VASSAR LOVE IS A BEAUTIFUL THING

INTERESTING MOVES & DEBUTS
65 56 CARRIE UNDERWOOD LAST NAME
60 57 MAROON 5 WON'T GO HOME WITHOUT YOU
-- 60 LIL WAYNE MILLIE
79 62 RIHANNA TAKE A BOW
77 67 FLOBOTS HANDLEBARS
95 69 NE-YO CLOSER
99 77 CHRIS BROWN TAKE YOU DOWN
93 78 JASON MRAZ I'M YOURS
-- 79 USHER FEATURNIG BEY LOVE IN THIS CLUB, PART II
100 80 DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE I WILL POSSESS YOUR HEART
-- 84 WEEZER PORK AND BEANS
-- 87 DUFFY MERCY
-- 92 V.I.C. GET SILLY
98 93 ESTELLE AMERICAN BOY
-- 95 G UNIT I LIKE THE WAY SHE DO IT
-- 96 ASHLEE SIMPSON WITH LITTLE MISS OBSESSIVE
-- 97 THE-DREAM I LUV YOUR GIRL

BUBBLING UNDER
11 1 SEAN KINGSTON FEATU THERE'S NOTHIN
-- 2 GIRLICIOUS LIKE ME
-- 6 KEYSHIA COLE HEAVEN SENT
-- 14 M.I.A. PAPER PLANES (HOMELAND SECURIT
-- 24 TAYLOR SWIFT I'M ONLY ME WHEN I'M WITH YOU

R&B 100
3 1 LIL WAYNE LOLLIPOP
2 2 CAREY*MARIAH TOUCH MY BODY
1 3 USHER LOVE IN THIS CLUB
6 4 ASHANTI THE WAY THAT I LOVE YOU
7 5 ROSS*RICK BOSS
4 6 RAY J FEAT. YUNG BERG SEXY CAN I
8 7 JORDIN SPARKS DUET NO AIR
-- 14 USHER FEATURNIG BEY LOVE IN THIS CLUB, PART II
25 21 CHRIS BROWN TAKE YOU DOWN
38 27 KEYSHIA COLE HEAVEN SENT
43 28 ALICIA KEYS TEENAGE LOVE AFFAIR
42 30 BLIGE*MARY J. WORK THAT
59 54 NE-YO CLOSER
68 62 NELLY FEATURING FER PARTY PEOPLE
92 63 MARIAH CAREY BYE BYE
-- 78 RIHANNA TAKE A BOW
-- 98 LEWIS*LEONA BLEEDING LOVE - SINGLE

thanks to bks from Pulse!

[snoop]

-- 14 USHER FEATURNIG BEY LOVE IN THIS CLUB, PART II