1) Kendrick Lamar Good Kid M.A.A.D City  (Aftermath)

3) Pitbull Global Warming (RCA)

3) 9th Wonder & Buckshot The Solution (Duck Down Records)

4) Wu-Block Wu-Block (Entertainment One)

5) Macklemore & Ryan Lewis The Heist (Macklemore LLC)

This latest hip-hop top five chart from the Hollywood Amoeba store continues the trend of the past seven weeks at Amoeba in that it has Kendrick Lamar's universally popular major label debut Good Kid M.A.A.D City  once again in the number one slot. That's the regular CD version with the album's Deluxe CD version (with five additional tracks) version also selling well too.
Other new chart entries include  Wu-Block's Wu-Block on Entertainment One which Billy Gil Amoeblogged about earlier this week when he wrote "Wu-Tang Clan and The Lox team for a hip-hop superstar collaboration, featuring Method Man, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, GZA, Masta Killah, Jadakiss and Styles P." Another brand new release this week is the ever popular Miami rapper Pitbull's seventh and latest album Global Warming on RCA which is packed with one hit-sounding track after another like "I'm Off That" below.

1) Celph Titled & Buckwild
Nineteen Ninety Now (No Sleep Recordings)

2) Madlib Medicine Show No.10-Black Soul (Stones Throw)

3) N*E*R*D Nothing (Star Trak)

4) Jneiro Jarel Fauna (Kindred Spirits)

5) Pitbull Armando (Mr. 305 Inc.)

Lots of new releases on this latest chart, care of Luis at the San Francisco Amoeba store, including in the number one slot Celph Titled & Buckwild's Nineteen Ninety Now on No Sleep Recordings. It finds the perfect pairing of the famed D.I.T.C. DJ & producer Buckwild with the Florida emcee Celph Titled (of the Demigodz and Army of the Pharaohs fame) and the results are most impressive. Killer production plus lots of tasty cutting and scratching (care of Mista Sinista of X-Ecutioners) perfectly compliment Celph Titled and the other emcees (many fellow D.I.T.C. folks) that guest throughout the 16 track CD, including Sadat X, Grand Puba, AG, Diamond D, Treach (Naughty By Nature), R.A. The Rugged Man, Apathy, Chino XL, and Vinnie Paz of Jedi Mind Tricks. Lyrically, Celph bears it all and tells it like it is (and was), even addressing his bygone beef with Cage from a decade ago.