King of Pop reigns over music charts
July 2, 2009 |13:51 | Music | Showbiz By : Team X
Michael Jackson stopped making records, but he hasn't stopped breaking them.Less than a week after his death, the singer has stormed the music charts with an unprecedented display of sales clout. He is the first artist to hold eight of the top 10 slots on any Billboard chart and the first to claim six positions, including the top four, in the top 10 digital albums chart.
He has racked up the nation's three best-selling albums, Nielsen SoundScan says. The 2003 compilation Number Ones leads with 108,000 copies, followed by 2005's The Essential Michael Jackson with 102,000 and 2008's Thriller reissue with 101,000.
The Black Eyed Peas' The E.N.D. is fourth with 88,000, but it will top the pop chart because Jackson's titles are too old to be eligible. Instead, he'll dominate the catalog chart, where he becomes that roster's first leader to outsell the No. 1 pop chart entry.



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