'Now 7' Remains On Top, *NSYNC At Two, Isley Brothers Make Impressive Debut

Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 7, the latest edition of the various-artists compilation series, sold more than 394,000 copies in its second week of release, according to industry sources, preventing *NSYNC from regaining the top spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart for the second week in a row. *NSYNC's Celebrity holds steady at Number Two on sales of more than 243,000 copies.

Legendary soul group the Isley Brothers scored the highest debut of the week, landing at Number Three after selling more than 225,000 copies of the new album Eternal. The band took a different direction in making the album, inviting several well-known artists--including R. Kelly, Jill Scott, and superproducers Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis--to write tracks.

Usher's third studio album, titled 8701, enters at Number Four on sales of nearly 211,000 copies. Rapper Jadakiss (of the Lox) lands at Number Five with his debut solo album Kiss The Game Goodbye, which sold more than 203,000 copies in its first week. Kiss The Game Goodbye features guest appearances by DMX, Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, Carl Thomas, Nas, Eve, Drag-On, Ann Nesby of Sounds Of Blackness, and others.

Alicia Keys's double-platinum album Songs In A Minor slides to Number Six this week. Teen pop superstar Aaron Carter's Oh Aaron premieres at Number Seven after selling 132,000 units. Rounding out the top tier, Staind's Break The Cycle is at Number Eight, Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory is at Number Nine, and D12's Devil's Night is at Number 10.