Buzznet's community had plenty to say about Panic at the Disco's Pretty. Odd. when it dropped last week, and on Wednesday came news that the album ascended all the way up the Billboard 200 to ... #2. Despite selling an admirable 139,000 copies this week, it fell short to another one of Diddy's fabulous "Making the Band" creations, Day 26. The male R&B quintet's self-titled debut sold a remarkable 190,000 copies in its first week on sale. Diddy's other creation, Danity Kane, are still going strong with second week sales of Welcome to the Dollhouse securing them a spot at #4. That Diddy is a genius. Buzzbot wishes he were that rich.


Panic at the Disco


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Also, the '90s are apparently on their way back as the Counting Crows' new album, Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings, came in at #3 with sales of over 106,000. Buzzbot was not aware that they are still alive! Buzzbot loves "Mr. Jones." Congratulations are also in order for the rock supergroup The Raconteurs, whose Consolers of the Lonely album sold almost 42,000 copies to slide them into #7 on the charts.


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One more thing, I almost forgot: Hannah Montana sales are down! Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus sales dropped 67% from last week to knock her out of the top 10, and even out of the top 20. The album now sits at #23. Take that Miley!

Last but not least, WWE put a headlock on the charts, selling 17,400 copies of WWE: The Music, Vol. 8 to land them one spot behind Hannah on the charts.