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Monsters of Folk grabs top spot at Albums on the Hill

​Monsters of Folk's self-titled debut grabbed the top spot at Albums on the Hill, while eponymous releases from Blakroc and Them Crooked Vultures came in second and third for the week. Boulder-based guitarist Trace Bundy, meanwhile, checked in at number four with Adapt, and Michael Franti & Spearhead's latest effort,...
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​Monsters of Folk’s self-titled debut grabbed the top spot at Albums on the Hill, while eponymous releases from Blakroc and Them Crooked Vultures came in second and third for the week. Boulder-based guitarist Trace Bundy, meanwhile, checked in at number four with Adapt, and Michael Franti & Spearhead’s latest effort, All Rebel Rockers, rounded out the top five. See the full breakdown after the jump. 

Albums on the Hill Top Sellers 12.20.2009
1.   Monsters of FolkMonsters of Folk2.   Blakroc – Blakroc3.   Them Crooked Vultures – Them Crooked Vultures4.   Trace BundyAdapt5.   Michael Franti & SpearheadAll Rebel Rockers6.   Rodrigo y Gabriela11:117.   ClipseTil the Casket Drops8.   Julian CasablancasPhrazes for the Young9.   John MayerBattle Studies10. PhoenixWolfgang Amadeus Phoenix

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