Last week's No. 1, the Dave Matthews Band's "Away From the World" (RCA), fell to No. 4 with 62,000, a 77 percent drop.
Also this week, Justin Bieber holds at No. 3 with "Believe" (RBMG/Island), selling 45,000; last week's No. 1, Chris Brown's "Fortune" (RCA), fell three spots to No. 4 with just less than 45,000 (Nielsen's publicly reported numbers are rounded); and Maroon 5's "Overexposed" (A&M/Octone) is No. 5 with 44,000.
The rapper Pusha T is No. 4 with 75,000 sales of his latest release, "My Name Is My Name" (G.O.O.D./Def Jam), and Justin Timberlake's second album this year, "The 20/20 Experience — 2 of 2" (RCA), fell four spots to No. 5 in its second week with 70,000 sales, an 80 percent drop from its opening.
Michael Bublé's "To Be Loved" (Reprise) fell two spots in its third week out to No. 4, with 84,000 sales, and Justin Timberlake's "20/20 Experience" (RCA) fell three to No. 6 with 66,000, bringing its eight-week total to 1.8 million.
With 100,000 sales, the album lands at No. 2. Mr. Timberlake's "20/20 Experience" (RCA) falls to No. 3 with 98,000 sales, bringing its four-week total to just more than 1.5 million.
At the Disco's new album, "Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!" (Fueled by Ramen/Decaydance), opened at No. 2 with 84,000 sales, slightly more than Drake's "Nothing Was the Same" (RCA) which falls one spot to No. 3 with 83,000.
Also this week, One Direction's "Take Me Home" (Syco/Columbia) holds at No. 4 with 107,000, and Ms. Keys's "Girl on Fire" (RCA), last week's best seller, fell to No. 7 with 77,000.
Also on this week's album chart: Christina Aguilera's new "Bionic" (RCA) is No. 3 with 110,000 sales; Jack Johnson's "To the Sea" (Brushfire) fell three spots to No. 4, with 89,000 sales; and the Florida rapper Plies' new album, "Goon Affiliated" (Slip-N-Slide/Atlantic), is No. 5 with 56,000.
Last week's top seller, Chris Daughtry's "Daughtry" (RCA), dropped to No. 3 in its 16th week of release, and Akon's "Konvicted" (Universal Motown) fell one spot, to No. 4. BEN SISARIO.
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds's "Live at Radio City" (RCA), recorded in April, opened at No. 3 with 70,000, and last week's No. 1, UGK's "Underground Kingz" (Jive), fell to No. 6 with 60,000, a 62percentt drop.
Last week's No. 1 album, ASAP Rocky's "Long.Live.ASAP" (Polo Grounds/RCA), fell to No. 7 with 38,000 sales, a 73 percent weekly drop.
