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"Puff Daddy&amp;apos;s magic chart touch is on display once again this week,\nin the form of a No. 1 album debut from his protege Mase. The\nrapper, who appeared with Puff Daddy and the late Notorious B.I.G.\non the hit single &amp;quot;Mo Money Mo Problems,&amp;quot; sold 273,000 copies of\nhis debut album, Harlem World, the first week it was in\nstores, according to SoundScan. (Mase also has the No. 1 rap single\nin the country, &amp;quot;Feel So Good,&amp;quot; first heard on the soundtrack to\n&amp;quot;Money Talks.&amp;quot;)\nThe week&amp;apos;s other big debut goes to the Dave Matthews Band&amp;apos;s new\nlive double album, Live at Red Rocks, which enters the\nchart at a surprisingly strong No. 3. The album&amp;apos;s debut is\nstartling because RCA, in agreement with the band, spent very\nlittle money marketing the record and didn&amp;apos;t make a video or send a\nsingle to radio. The record -- the first in a planned series of\nlive Dave Matthews Band albums -- is intended to provide fans with\na high-quality concert recording.\nOther strong debuts include Phish&amp;apos;s Slip Stitch &amp;amp;\nPass (which enters the chart at No. 17), Kiss&amp;apos; Carnival of\nSouls (No. 27), the Cure&amp;apos;s &amp;quot;Galore&amp;quot; (No. 32) and &amp;quot;The Doors\nBox Set&amp;quot; (No. 65). One of the week&amp;apos;s most dramatic gains goes to\nU.K. anarchists Chumbawamba, who ride the runaway success of their\nradio hit, &amp;quot;Tubthumping,&amp;quot; to No. 8.\n\nFollowing Mase&amp;apos;s Harlem World were LeAnn Rimes&amp;apos; You\nLight Up My Life - Inspirational Songs (with 107,000 copies\nsold); Live at Red Rocks (103,000); Mariah Carey&amp;apos;s\nButterfly (87,000); The Firm&amp;apos;s The Album\n(86,000); Fleetwood Mac&amp;apos;s The Dance (84,000); Aqua&amp;apos;s\n\nAquarium (75,000); Chumbawamba&amp;apos;s Tubthumper\n(74,000); the soundtrack to Soul Food (72,000), and Boyz\nII Men&amp;apos;s Evolution (71,000).\nSlipping from the Top Ten after just four weeks is Janet\nJackson&amp;apos;s The Velvet Rope. Her last album, 1993&amp;apos;s\nJanet, remained camped out in the Top Ten for months.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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