Several Idols saw significant percentage increases of their weekly sales last week, but the
2011 Grammy Nominees compilation took Adam Lambert highest on The Billboard 200. That set, which features Best Male Pop Vocal Performance
nominee Whataya Want From Me, debuted at No. 4, selling 38,000 units, according to Nielsen SoundScan.The four Idol albums in the
Billboard 200 all saw double-digit percentage gains, with Crystal Bowersox leading the pack, her
Farmer's Daughter selling 8,000 copies and landing at No. 60. Carrie Underwood, Fantasia and Daughtry all made the top 200, but Season 9 winner
Lee DeWyze fell off the chart.
Idol albums
Crystal Bowersox, Farmer's Daughter (8,000, +16%, 137,000) (#60 Billboard 200)
Carrie Underwood, Play On (5,000, +15%, 1.942 million)
Fantasia,
Back to Me (4,000, +25%, 399,000) (#125 BB200)
Daughtry,
Leave This Town (3,000, +20%, 1.237 million)
Daughtry,
Daughtry (2,000, +8%)
Jason Castro,
Who I Am (less than 1,000, -21%, 13,000)
Chris Sligh,
The Anatomy of Broken (less than 1,000, -2%, 9,000)
Danny Gokey,
My Best Days (less than 1,000, +19%, 202,000)
Idol-related
Various,
2011 Grammy Nominees (feat. Adam Lambert's
Whataya Want From Me (38,000, debut, 38,000) (#4 Billboard 200)
Jason Aldean,
My Kinda Party (26,000, +5%, 792,000) (#12 BB200)
Various,
Now That's What I Call Music! 36 (9,000, -8%, 503,000)
Big Time Rush,
BTR (6,000, -26%, 339,000) (#75 BB200)
Glee Cast,
Glee: The Music, Vol. 1 (4,000, -12%, 1.118 million)
Various Artists,
WOW Hits 2010 (1,000, 0 change, 464,000)