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Does that mean 47,000 for Rebecca? Wow, that's way more than I thought. Maybe that's due to high pre-orders, and by the end of the week, she may struggle to sell 100k.

I hope Avrils I'm With You stays in the top 40 until Sunday!

^Thanks for the sales Vidcapper! Could I please have an update on Avrils Goodbye Lullaby as well?

Can I please have an update on Matt Cardles Letters Vidcapper? In comparison, could I find out Cher Lloyds Sticks and Stones album as well? Thanks!

Yes Keep Holding On re-entered the top 200 official chart, but I'm With You was also in the top 200 iTunes chart after Audley Harrison danced to it on Strictly Come Dancing.

Steve201, there is the Nirvana song, which could have a similar effect to Rage Against The Machine. There are over 97,000 members currently backing this on Facebook.

I didn't think she was gonna do that well based on the first single, but it is in a lot of pre-order charts and is No.21 in the Amazon chart so it may sell between 50-60k. I don't think it will sell more though.

^That is correct.

Saying that though, I haven't seen any promotion for Joes new album and it looks like he's gonna sell the same as his last albums first week sales, so although he's not top ten (he's at #12) he's doing just fine.

The charity single last year sold 72,000 in day one, so it's not that much of a drop. Especially since we all knew it was gonna sell less this time around.

Louise, Ollys first album sold 108,212 in week 1. It looks like he's gonna sell more this time. I honestly didn't expect his album to be selling this well.

Well it's sold 56,328 on day one, so I expect something like 120k at most by the end of the week.

Louise, I think it was something like 109,000. I'll check and let you know!

Based on sales last week, Joe McElderrys album could sell around 35,000 sales which would be on par with the first week sales of his last album.

N-Dubz are no.43 and Kelly Rowland is no.54.

Olly Murs is set to exact revenge on Rihanna for piping him to the number one spot on the UK singles countdown last Sunday by replacing her at the top of the artist albums chart. His second Epic album In Case You Didn’t Know looks poised to debut at number one this coming Sunday after selling more than 50,000 copies during its first day of release, according to the Official Charts Company. Rihanna’s Def Jam/Mercury album Talk That Talk, which debuted at one last weekend, has also now been overtaken by Reprise/Warner Bros act Michael Buble’s Christmas, which moves 3-2, while Syco acts Il Divo and One Direction complete the top five sellers. Murs is also now outselling Rihanna on the singles chart with his Dance With Me Tonight around 2,000 sales ahead of the Barbadian superstar’s Calvin Harris collaboration We Found Love, which topped the chart again last Sunday after the Murs single led in the early midweeks. However, it appears too late for the one-time X Factor runner-up to make it to number one as both tracks are being outsold significantly by the newly-issued charity single from the reality TV show. The X Factor Finalists 2011’s cover of the Rose Royce ballad Wishing On A Star had sold 56,328 units up to the close of business on Monday with Murs more than 35,000 sales behind in second place and Rihanna third. It is shaping up to be a good week for Syco with Wishing On A Star almost a certainty to top the singles chart, while the company’s newly-issued Il Divo album Wicked Game is the week so far’s fourth biggest artist album. It is just ahead of the same company’s One Direction album Up All Night, which debuted at two last Sunday and is now down to fifth place. Exactly a year ago Take That’s Progress was heading for its third week at number one and now their accompanying live album Progress Live is readying a chart debut, albeit more modestly. The Polydor album is currently showing up as a new entry at number six. This week’s market further throws the spotlight on the relative fortunes of Joe McElderry and Olly Murs since they finished in first and second places respectively on The X Factor 2009. While Murs’ new album should debut at number one this week, McElderry’s own brand new album, the UCJ-handled Classic Christmas, is down in 12th place. Murs performed on last Sunday’s X Factor results show, as did Island/Lava’s Jessie J whose first album and latest single are both now experiencing big sales uplifts. Sales of the title track of the album Who You Are are up 168% on the week to send it 37-7, while the album’s sales have risen nearly 50% to move it 29-23. In the same week Take That’s live album arrives, a new Kylie Minogue concert recording will also show up in the chart. The Parlophone-issued Aphrodite Les Folies – Live In London is presently appearing as a new entry at 37, six places above Island’s newly-released Greatest Hits by N-Dubz. Universal’s Kelly Rowland album Here I Am arrives in 54th place, meaning, with Gary Barlow part of Take That’s line-up and Tulisa Contostavlos in N-Dubz, all three of the performing X Factor judges will have new entries on the chart this week. Back on the singles chart and Virgin’s Emeli Sande will score her second hit with Daddy currently debuting in 18th place, while the Christmas season has truly arrived with Warner Bros’s Pogues featuring Kirsty MacColl classic Fairytale Of New York set to make its annual return to the Top 40 on Sunday when it is likely to be joined by Mariah Carey’s own enduring RCA-handled All I Want For Christmas Is You. The full midweek singles and albums charts are on musicweek.com.

I wonder if Joe McElderrys Christmas album will be as successful as his second? It's not very high on Amazon or iTunes, but the majority of his last albums sales came from in stores.

That is a good way of finding them Bre! Thanks for that!

Does anyone think we should have the Sunday Chart Predictions all in one place, like what we have with the sales vault, as sometimes I do like to look back at them but it's so hard to find them. Does anyone think that this is a good idea?

Rihanna’s new album Talk That Talk has broken through 100,000 UK sales in just three days to become one of the fastest sellers of 2011. The Def Jam/Mercury album, which was released on Monday, reached nearly 110,000 sales by the end of play on Wednesday, according to the Official Charts Company, to put it on course to top the UK artist albums chart this coming Sunday. Syco act One Direction’s first album Up All Night will also break through 100,000 sales in its first week on sale, having surpassed the 90,000 mark on Wednesday. It is the week so far’s second-biggest artist seller, while the RCA-issued Greatest Hits by Westlife is third, although Reprise/Warner Bross Michael Buble album Christmas is rapidly closing the gap in fourth place. Rihanna is also in with a fighting chance of simultaneously topping the UK singles and artist albums charts this weekend as We Found Love featuring Calvin Harris is just 2,000 sales behind Epic act Olly Murs’ newly-released single Dance With Me Tonight in first place. The Murs single is one of what could be three new entries in the top five with Universal’s Kelly Rowland featuring The Waves release Down For Whatever currently fourth and Islands Avicii single Levels fifth. So Rihanna is now 19,000 in front of One Direction and 2,000 behind Olly. Didn't see this put here, so thought i'd post it! And Michael Buble may move up to no.3! I'm glad Westlife may not get a top 3 album again, can't stand them!

Oh yes, wasn't Susan Boyles 2nd album mainly christmas songs?

^I reported this first in the Chart forum! I beat you Digital Spy lol!

Does anyone have access to outside of the top 100? I'm wondering what number Keep Holding On is at?

The Official Charts website.

Does anyone know what number Keep Holding On is this week? There should be a new peak for the song since it was sung on Children In Need.