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Làéj.I:Lik 2031 HEATSEEKERS ALBUMS . JUL I LÀéj.i:Lik 2031 HEATSEEKERS ALBUMS ARTIST Title' 0 ARTIST LABEL I NUMBER / DISTRIBUTING WEL (PRICE) LABEL NUMBER / DISTRIBUTING LABEL (PRICE) The rapper's album I i KENDRICK LAMAR LYNN HARREL L SEATTLE SYMPHONY ( SCHWARZ) Sectlon.80 -available only SnceaAa4d1: Cello Corot Na 1 Srcrory No. 0U1Ó0,' TOP DAWG DIGITAL EX (7.98) ARTEK 01031V. i( _ 27 1 -declines digitally JAMES BLAKE 29 SKRILLEX Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites (EP) James Blake 31G /ATLANTIC 528918 AG (5 98) in unusually soft POLYDOR /UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 02 /UMRG 98 BEAT 113 . FITZ THE TANTRUMS 19% in Its second I SET MY FRIENDS ON FIRE 36 i Pickin' Up The Pieces. Astral Rejection 7ANGERBIRD 081 (15 s^ EPITAPH 87091 (15.95) week. On Top RBB/ . THE HEAD AND THE HEART SIDEWALK PROPHETS g The Head And The Heart Hlp -Hop Albums, it These Simple Truths MI POP 018 (10,98) FERVENT 867900/WARNER BROS. (9.90) . ANDY ORAMMER rlses 25 -22. JANEENE LAVELLE 16 4 Andy Grammer. Janeene Lavelle. 5-CURVE 151502 (9 98) WEST 13 (11 98) GABRIEL BELLO SBTRKT 5 3 Gabriel Bel o SBTRKT re KINGS MOUNTAIN 01231/ECMO (13.98) YOUNG TURKS 080' XL (14.98) o17 TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB Tourist Hiato-y E XHUMED All Guts, No Glory V GLASSNOTE 110 (12.98) RELAPSE 7140 (14 98) . AWOLNATION GRIEVES 9 Megalithic Symphony Together /Apart O RED BULL 1066 (9 es) RHYMESAYERS 0138' (14.98 CD/DVD) S . laid'KUANA TORRES KAHELE Kaunalca MEMORY TAPES Player Plano V KUANA TORRES KANELE 221 /NAPALAPALAI l'5 98) CARPARK 84 (13.98) . ID (IHLAftst YOUNG THE GIANT CHRIS AUGUST 33 27 Young The Giant No Far Away GAINE H ROADRUNNER 617806' )13 98) FERVENT 888085'WARNER BROS (11 981 . BRANTLEY GILBERT PASTOR JAMES R. ADAMS I THE ABOUNDING UFE C.O.G.I.C. MASS CHOIR 8 MUSICIANS 11 Halfway To Heaven Times Of Refreshing. T AVERAGE JOE S 215 (14 98) RUBY ROSE 91241/ECMD (9 08) The Hawaiian singer YELAWOLF 5 BLACK LIPS 25 IF1S' Trunk Muzik 0 -80 Arabia Mountain SHET0VISION/DGCnNTERSCOPE 014450/IGA (10 98) vaults with a 65% ® VICE 60020 (12.98) . SHABAZZ PALACES Increase alter mail NEON TREES a, 13 4 2 Black Up Habits Sus POP 900 (13 98) MERCURY 013972' / ID JMG (10 08) Ai order and Internet Enid . REDLIGHT KING YUCK 14 3 Something For The Pain sales kicked in. No Yuck . , HOLLYWOOD 013273 (10 90) FAT POSSUM 1237 (12 98) CHRISTOPHER TITUS surprise that 98% GARDENS & VILLA 1011 NeveriutIon Gardens & Villa. ihr COMEDY CENTRAL 0125 (13 98) of the set's sales SECRETLY CANADIAN 235 (14 98) ip COREY SMITH Broken Record have come from the JOHN MAUS We Must Become The Pitiless Censors Of Ourselves AVERAGE JOE'S 227 (14 98) RIBBON 5001 (11.98) . Hawaiian islands. BLOOD ON THE DANCEFLOOR GIVERS In Light All The Rage? 3- ASSNOTE 0118. 112 98) CANDYLAND 002 EX (8 08) . LITCHFIELD -II THE JOY FORMIDABLE New Beginnings RI ENTRY The Big Roar. ROGAN 6 EX (4.96) m CANVASBACK/ATLANTIC 528823/AG (13 98) TEDDYBEARS MY EPIC Broken Voice (EP) Devil's Music. FACEDOWN 104 (8 98) m BIG BEAT /ATLANTIC 527035/AG (9 98) YOUNG BLOODS DAVE ALVIN Eleven Eleven Rebirth (EP) YEP ROC 2248 (15 AB) STREAKER 003 EX (9.98) . THE VACCINES HOT CHELLE RAE Tonight Tonight (EP) What Dld You Expect =rom The Vaccines?. (4 IMPF COLUMBIA 54145/SONY MUSIC (9 98) JIVE 92391/JLG 98i B URN HALO SKRILLEX More Monsters And Sprites (EP) 10 Up From The Ashes BIG BEAT /ATLANTIC DIGITAL EX/AG (7.98) d RAWKHEAD REKORDS 10003 (14 98) . VOLBEAT Last week's MTV WYE OAK 23 29 Beyond Hell Above Heaven Civilian VERTIGO /UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 015113 /UMRG (13 98) PUSH artist gets MERGE 400 (14 98) . HANDSOME FURS pushed up the list HEADCAT 24 3 Sound Kapital Walk The Walk...Talk The Talk. sue PoP BBt (13 98) NIJI 007 (14.98) with a 108% gain. B IG D AND THE KIDS TABLE THE LACS For The Damned, The Dumb & The Delirious Country Boy's Paradise SIDEONEOUMMY 1446 (11.66) BACKROAD 224 /AVE =- HEATSEEKERS SONGS REGIONAL HEATSEEKERS "1 ALBUMS TI Scary Monsters Nice Scary Monsters And Nice AR And RIGHT THERE Sprites (EP) Pickin' Up The Pieces Sprites (EP) 2 8 Kuane Torres Kahele NICOLE SCHERZINOER FEATURING SO CENT (INTERSCOPEI Skrillex Fitz & The Tantrums Skrillex o Kaunaloe -CRAZY GIRL 4 ELI YOUNG SANO (REPUBLIC NASHVILLE) Kendrick Lerner HOMEBOY Section. 80 3 O ERIC CHURCH (EMI NASHVILLE) NItchfeMd r.KEEP YOUR HEAD UP New Beg'nnings ANDY GRAMMES (S- CURVE) o 7 IThe Head And The Heart HUSTLE HARD 5 The Head And The Hein ACE HOOD WE THE BEST/OFF JAM/IDJMG) TAKE OVER CONTROL IShabazz Palaces 8 o AFROJACK FEATURING IVA SIMONS (ROBBINS) Black Up NOVACANE 11 Skrillex FUTURE FRANK OCEAN ODD /REDZONE /IDJMGI Scary Monsters And Nice SprMs (EP) WORK OUT J COLE (ROC NATION /COLUMBIA) Andy Grammer Andy Grammer COUNTRY MUST BE COUNTRY WIDE 10 5 la BRANTLEY GILBERT (VALORY) No Door Cinema Club WATCH ME Tourist Hwtory SELLA THORNE 6 SOMATA (WALT DISNEY) IFitz & Tie Tantrums FAR AWAY Pickin Up The Pieces MARSHA AMBROIIUS (J /RMG) Too Slim And The TaIldreggers I SMILE Shiver KIRK FRANKLIN (FO YO SOUL/OOSPO CENTRICNERITY /JLG) TABOO DON OMAR (ORFANATO /MACHETE /UNIVERSAL MUSIC LATINO) DONALD TRUMP MAC MILLER (ROSTRUM) 2 MR. SAXOBEAT Litchfield ALEXANDRA STAN (ULTRA) New Begvtnings DANZA KUDURO Fits & The Tantrums 100. BON OMAR 6 LUCIMOS MANIS /ORFANATO /MACHETE /UNIVERSAL MUSIC LATINO) Halfway To Heaven Broken ecord Gabriel Bello Pickin' Up The Pieces (D' ir SAIL Brantley Gilbert Corey Smith Gabriel Bello IThe Head And The Heart AWOLNATION (RED BULL) The Head And The Heart YOU SOUTH ATLANTIC MID ATLANTIC 18 22 SOUTH CENTRAL ROMEO SANT01 (SONY MUSIC LATIN, Skrillex Nice OH MY Scary Monsters And Sprites rEP) 20 m DJ DRAMA FEATURING FABOLOUS. ROSCOE DASH )5 WIZ KHALIFA (APHILLIATES LONE) IRedlIght King 'Q BLESSINGS Something For The Pain 20 23 TRADE) LAURA STORY ONO/PAM NEW ON THE CHARTS IYoung Bloods HELL ON HEELS 15 2 Rebirth (EP) PISTOL AWES (COLUMBIA (NASHVILLE)) YOU AREA TOURIST The Wanted, "All Time Low" IAndy Grammer 25 - Andy Grammer DEATH CAB FOR CUTIS ( BAR SUK/ATLANTIC) While the all -male vocal pop group has already made waves in PIECES OF ME Yelawolf LE0111 NERVE FORECAST /VERVE) its native United Kingdom, "All Time Low" marks its first ap- Think Muzlk 0 -60 VEN CONMIGO pearance on a U.S. Billboard chart. The former Official U.K. Charts IBrantley Gilbert DADDY YANKEE FEATURING PRINCE NOYCE (EL CARTEL) Hallway To Heaven B RING IT BACK No. 1 single arrives at No. 44 on Dance Club Songs this week. TRAVIS PORTER (PORTER HOUSE/JIVE/AG) Christopher Titus Neverlutlon data 37 Data for week of JULY 23, 2011 For chart reprints call 212.493.4023 Go to www.billboard.biz for complete chart .
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