Elsewhere, the Black Crowes roared back with Lions , which scanned just over 50,000 copies, while Sum 41's All Killer No Filler , the latest soundtrack to The Sopranos and Billy Gilman 's Dare to Dream all debuted in the top fifty. Aside from debuts, sales took a turn north. After the previous two weeks of sales, in which a total of three albums within the top fifty enjoyed a sales spike, fifteen recordings in this week's top fifty saw an increase. You Dance shot from Number Forty-three to Number Sixteen and Brooks and Dunn 's Steers and Stripes enjoyed a sales increase. Other milestones this week, include Dido's No Angel which pushed past the 3 million copies sold mark, and the Backstreet Boys ' Black and Blue which exceeded the 5 million point.
Next week looks to be a nasty scrap for the top.
Destiny's Child's numbers this week make them a serious contender for a third straight week at Number One, but new albums by Missy Elliott , R.E.M. and Tool look to inject some new tunes into the charts. All rights reserved.