Talib Kweli earned his first top 10 album this week with Ear Drum, bowing at No. 2 with 60,000. The Blacksmith Music/Warner Bros. effort also provides the rapper with his best sales and charting week yet.

Fueled by the popularity of the current single "Big Girls Don't Cry," Fergie's The Dutchess  continues its rebound 7-6 with 50,000 (-5%).

He's helmed hits for artists like Beyonce, T.I. and Jay-Z, but now producer Swizz Beatz earns his own album chart ink with his debut set,One Man Band Man at No. 7. The Full Surface/Universal Motown album moved 45,000 copies, enough to also send it to the summit of the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums tally.

UGK's Underground Kingz  slips 6-10 with 35,000.

Source: Billboard