Mumford and Sons Remain Number One

**Debut_Fin** · 11:33 AM on 10/10/12 #2

Miguel at #3 is pretty cool

**Zack Zarrillo** · 11:38 AM on 10/10/12 #3

Green Day dropped 80%, which is huge.
Also, what's Miguel?

**mattyrocks** · 11:40 AM on 10/10/12 #4

what the fuk

wtfjaked · 11:45 AM on 10/10/12 #5

lol they dropped 74% and they still sold 50k more than Muse.

guitarguy211 · 11:56 AM on 10/10/12 #6

They deserve it, great album.

**Jordachejeans91** · 12:01 PM on 10/10/12 #7

I'm actually most suprised that Now thats what i call music was able to sell 13k

yoursceneisdead · 12:04 PM on 10/10/12 #8

Originally Posted by Jordachejeans91

I'm actually most suprised that Now thats what i call music was able to sell 13k

uh...why? the series has been popular for years.

CallMeTroy · 12:05 PM on 10/10/12 #9

Originally Posted by Jordachejeans91

I'm actually most suprised that Now thats what i call music was able to sell 13k

Those Now compilations always move well.

**Gaugzilla** · 12:07 PM on 10/10/12 #10

Originally Posted by zack-182

Green Day dropped 80%, which is huge.
Also, what's Miguel?

Yea, that's expected considering their single hasn't exactly been taking off.

Miguel is a solid R&B singer in the vein of The Weeknd and Frank Ocean with some Prince thrown in.

**Chris Collum** · 12:23 PM on 10/10/12 #11

WTF since when is Three Days Grace still a thing haha

**Chris Collum** · 12:23 PM on 10/10/12 #12

Also yeah awesome to see Miguel up in there

**SuNDaYSTaR** · 12:29 PM on 10/10/12 #13

Originally Posted by Chris92

WTF since when is Three Days Grace still a thing haha

My thoughts exactly haha.

**Big_Guy** · 12:47 PM on 10/10/12 #14

This band is mostly boring

**Holly HoX!** · 01:14 PM on 10/10/12 #15

Muse are so fucking horrible.


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