Adele's '21' tops chart again

Adele's "21" ongoing its record-setting pace now, since the album toted up a 16th nonconsecutive week at No. 1 round the U.S. album chart, matching a sturdiness mark set with the "Titanic" soundtrack in 1998. British singer's Columbia set accomplished the job within the 47th chart week getting a 104,000-unit stanza (lower 16%), according to Nielsen SoundScan figures for your week ended Jan. 15. Collection has moved 6.05 million models in your area so far. Only three other albums have drenched more hours within the peak since SoundScan began monitoring album sales in 1991: the Whitney Houston soundtrack for "The Bodyguard" (20 days, 1992), Garth Brooks' "Ropin' the Wind" (18 days, 1991) and Billy Ray Cyrus' "Some Gave All" (17 days, 1992). More sales marks may yet fall. While "21" is enjoying useful advantages of the tame The month of the month of january release schedule, it could sustain strong sales through February, since Adele might be the marquee nominee for your Grammy Honours, which air Feb. 12 and typically pump sales. Two top-10 debuts brighten otherwise tepid sales. The David Crowder Band's "Give To Us Relaxation" (Six Step) became a member of at No. 2 getting a 51,000-unit debut week. It's the Christian band's valedictory release: The crowd carried out introduced it absolutely was disbanding a year ago and carried out its final show in Atlanta early this month. Snow Patrol's "Fallen Empires" (Island) turned up at No. 5 getting a 31,000-unit frame. The U.K. quintet's first release since 2008's "100 Million Suns" reps the group's finest chart notch ever. Hanging on inside the 5 best with reduced sales were the Black Keys' "El Camino" (No. 3, 36,000 offered, off 13%) and Drake's "Be MindfulInch (No. 4, 32,000, lower 25%). Rounding out a slouching top were Youthful Jeezy's "TM 103: Hustlerz Ambition" (No. 6, 24,000, lower 33%), Rihanna's "Talk That Talk" (No. 7, 22,000, lower 20%), Coldplay's "Mylo Xyloto" (No. 8, 20,000, lower 30%), Nickelback's "PresentInch (No. 9, 19,000, off 17%) as well as the "Now 40" compilation (No. 10, 17,000, lower 28%). The 21st installment in the ever-potent "Kidz Bop Kidz" tyke-music franchise medicine top chart qualifier inside a couple of days. Contact the number newsroom at news@variety.com