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Moving Units: Top Five Albums at Local Independent Music Stores

Moving Units is a weekly column on Crossfade tracking the best-selling albums at South Florida independent record stores. Click here to view past top-sellers.Best-sellers for the Week of September 13 - 19:Radio-Active Records, Ft. Lauderdale1. Backspacer, Pearl Jam2. Temporary Pleasure, Simian Mobile Disco3. We Hear You, Luke Vibert4. Man on...

By Claudia Santana

September 22, 2009

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Moving Units is a weekly column on Crossfade tracking the best-selling albums at South Florida independent record stores. Click here to view past top-sellers.

Best-sellers for the Week of September 13 - 19:

Radio-Active Records, Ft. Lauderdale

1. Backspacer, Pearl Jam
2. Temporary Pleasure, Simian Mobile Disco
3. We Hear You, Luke Vibert
4. Man on the Moon, Kid Cudi
5. Wild Angels, Mary Anne Hobbs

Uncle Sam's Music, South Beach

1. The Blueprint 3, Jay-Z
2. Defected in the House: Amsterdam, Various
3. "I'm In Miami Bitch" (single), LMFAO
4. Cielo: Playtime, Various Artists
5. Fame, Lady Gaga

Sweat Records, Miami

(If you are reading from Sweat Records, please e-mail us here to submit your top-five list for next week's Moving Units.)

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