Miguel Makes Mark on Local Scene
Southern California record buyers followed the national pattern last week, putting the new albums from Radiohead and Green Day high on the sales chart. The area’s distinctive character is more pronounced a little farther down the list, where Mexican star Luis Miguel’s new live album, which registered at No. 93 nationally, debuted at No. 17.
TOP 10 ALBUMS
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Title Artist (Nat’l Rank) Last Week 1 Kid A Radiohead (1) -- 2 Warning Green Day (4) -- 3 Music Madonna (6) 1 4 Revelation 98 Degrees (5) 2 5 Country Grammar Nelly (3) 4 6 Let’s Get Mystikal (2) 3 Ready 7 Last of a Scarface (7) -- Dying Breed
8 The Marshall Eminem (11) 6 Mathers 9 Human Clay Creed (8) 9 10 Oops! . . . I Britney Spears (12) 8 Did It Again
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TOP 10 SINGLES
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Title Artist (Nat’l Rank) Last Week 1 Come on Christina Over Baby Aguilera (1) 1 2 Music Madonna (2) 2 3 Give Me Just 98 Degrees (3) 3 One Night 4 Bag Lady Erykah Badu (4) 4 5 Wonderful Everclear (6) 9 6 Incomplete Sisqo (8) 5 7 Doesn’t Really Janet Jackson (10) 6 8 Liar Profyle (5) 8 9 He Loves U Not Dream (20) 10 10 Aaron’s Party Aaron Carter (7) 13 (Come Get It)ET
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Source: SoundScan Inc., for week ended Oct. 8
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