NOTORIOUS B.I.G EXPLODES ONTO BILLBOARD 200!
01.22.09
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01.22.09
Bad Boy Records' NOTORIOUS: MUSIC FROM AND INSPIRED BY THE ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE has made a remarkable chart entry, arriving on the Billboard 200 at #4, with sales of 43,000 – the week’s top debut. What’s more, the musical companion to the blockbuster Fox Searchlight motion picture has arrived at #1 on the “Top Rap Albums” tally, and #2 on both the “Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums” and “Top Digital Albums” charts.
NOTORIOUS: MUSIC FROM AND INSPIRED BY THE ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE boasts the Kanye West produced "Brookyln Go Hard", performed by Jay-Z and Santagold, the Jadakiss and Faith Evans' ode "Letter to B.I.G", as well as a new version of the Notorious B.I.G. milestone, “One More Chance/The Legacy (Remix),” featuring CJ Wallace and Faith Evans. Cop the album now!
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