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The Broken Bells’ self-titled debut, which features the duo of Danger Mouse and the Shins’ Mercer, was a strong seller at local record stores for the week ending March 28. Jimi Hendix’s Valleys of Neptune, a new album made of a dozen unreleased tracks that the guitarist recorded four decades ago, also sold well. See the full breakdown after the jump.
Top Sellers 03.28.2010 Albums on the Hill
1. Drive-By Truckers – The Big To-Do 2. Broken Bells – Broken Bells 3. Jimi Hendrix – Valleys of Neptune 4. White Stripes – Under Great White Northern Lights 5. Bonobo – Black Sands 6. She & Him – Volume Two 7. Dillinger Escape Plan – Option Paralysis 8. World Playground – World Playground 9. Mose Allison – The Way of the World 10. Richmond Fontaine – We Used to Think the Freeway Sounded Like a River
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1. Brotha Lynch Hung – Dinner and a Movie 2. Monica – Still Standing 3. Ludacris – Battle of the Sexes 4. Gorillaz – Plastic Beach 5. Jimi Hendrix – Valleys of Neptune 6. Flobots – Survival Story 7. Snoop Dogg – More Malice 8. Broken Bells – Broken Bells 9. Lil Wayne – Rebirth 10. Justin Bieber – My World 2.0
Wax Trax
1. Bonnie “Prince” Billy & the Cairo Gang– The Wonder Show of the World 2. Gorillaz – Plastic Beach 3. Pavement – Quarantine the Past 4. Broken Bells – Broken Bells 5. Autechre– Oversteps 6. Jimi Hendrix – Valleys of Neptune 7. Eddy Current Suppression Ring – Rush to Relax 8. Goldfrapp – Head First 9. Liars – Sisterworld 10. Titus Andronicus – The Monitor
