This week's list is headed by a pop music legend.

© SonyPrince generated controversy with this album by giving it out free with copies of a British tabloid before its official release in stores.

© Island RecordsBand leader Deryck Whibley says this album is the group's most mature yet and is simply their attempt to make the most artistic punk record possible.

© Eleven Music CompanyAustralia's most successful rock band return with the fastest-selling album yet at home in Australia.

© Almo SoundsThe group Garbage have only released 4 studio albums, but they own 7 Grammy Award nominations. This is a collection of their best work.

© Walt Disney RecordsHe may be best known these days as the dad of Miley Cyrus (aka Hannah Montana), but this album proves Cyrus remains a strong artist in his own right.

© Three Car GarageIt has been 10 years since the Hanson brothers burst onto the scene with the classic bubblegum pop of "MmmmmBop." Now they have matured into one of the most consistently high quality mainstream pop bands in the music business.

© InterscopeThis is a 5 song EP of material the band have featured in concerts but have never released in studio recordings.

© Sony InternationalMarc Anthony recreates the sound of late salsa singer Hector Lavoe.

© Sire/London/RhinoThis Canadian folk rock duo is on the edge of making a commercial breakthrough.

© Rhino/WEARecorded in 1970, this may be an album primarily for Doors completists as lead singer was intoxicated during much of the concert which negatively impacts the quality of his performances.