DMX's last album, Grand Champ, sold over 310,000 its first week and has ended up at 1.17 million. Year of the Dog...Again comes as the rapper has been on tour and all over the press (most recently for missing a court date), and drops just as his six-episode reality series debuted on BET.

You laugh, but every Kidz Bop title does tremendously well. Volume 9 has scanned over 350,000.

If The Decemberists don't work out for Capital, at least they've got the The Best of Poison: 20 Years of Rock out tomorrow. And yes, it has a cover of Grand Funk Railroad's "We're An American Band," and luckily Look What The Cat Dragged In is wel represented.

• The Ant Bully: Soundtrack (Verese Saraband)
• DMX: Year of the Dog...Again (Sony Urban)
• Doodlebops: Rock and Bop (Disney)
• Five for Fighting: Two Lights (Sony)
• G Love: Lemonade (Brushfire)
• Nina Gordan: Bleeding Heart Graffiti (Warner Bros)
• Hall & Oates: The Philadelphia Years: The Definitive Collection of Their Philly Roots (Varese)
• Kill Hannah: Unitl There's Nothing Left of Us (Atlantic)
• Glenn Hughs: Music for the Devine (Frontiers)
• John McLaughlin: Industrial Zen (Verve)
• My Super Ex-Girlfriend: Soundtrack (Lakeshore)
• Ollabelle: Riverside Battle Songs (Verve)
• Jeanne Ortega: No Place Like Bklyn (Hollywood)
• Kelly Joe Phelps: Tunesmith Retrofit (Rounder)
• The Pink Spiders: Teenage Grafiti (Geffen)
• Poison: Look What The Cat Dragged In: 20th Annivesary Edition (Capitol)
• Powerman 5000: Destroy What You Enjoy (DRT)
• Ricky Skaggs: Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder Instrumentals (Skaggs Family)
• Los Tigres Del Norte: La Banda del Carro Rojo (Fonovisa)
• Towers of London: Blood Sweat and Towers (TVT)
• Derek Sherinan: Blood of the Snake (Inside Out)
• Stone Sour: Come What(ever) May (Roadrunner)
• Showbread: Age of Reptiles (Tooth & Nail)
• Various: Kidz Bop 10 (Razor & Tie)
• John Waite: Downtown Journey of a Heart (Frontiers)