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Contributor: Bob Smithouser

Blackbird

Disc peaked at No. 13

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Drastic Fantastic

Entered the pop chart at No. 9

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Youth

Peaked at No. 4 on the pop album chart

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When the Sun Goes Down

First-week sales of 550,000 sent this disc to number 1. “There Goes My Life” spent seven weeks atop the country singles chart.

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Jukebox

Double-disc of cover tunes went as high as No. 12

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The Best D–n Thing

Disc debuted at No. 1. The hit single “Girlfriend” cracked the Top 5.

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License to Chill

Thanks to cameos by country stars, this million-seller is Buffett’s first album ever to debut at No. 1.

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I Don’t Want You Back

Peaked at 7 and went gold (500,000 sold). Repeated obscenities didn’t keep “F— It (I Don’t Want You Back)” from becoming a Top-20 pop hit.

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Mezmerize

Came in at No. 1

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The Great Divide

Creed’s lead singer peaked at No. 19 with his first solo effort.

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Hannah Montana 2/Meet Miley Cyrus

Two-disc TV soundtrack debuted at No. 1

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Emotive

Entered the pop chart at No. 2

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Catalyst

Album crested at No. 3

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Tha Carter III

The year’s biggest debut to date moved a million copies its first week. “Lollipop” spent more than a month at No. 1.

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Hard Candy

The artist’s seventh No. 1 pop album includes “4 Minutes,” a single that climbed as high as No. 3.

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