TMBER TIMES THREE

He’s not just doing it with “Mirrors.” RCA Records Chairman of the Board Justin Timberlake scores his third straight week at #1 on the HITS Album Sales chart, moving another 134k, giving him a total topping 1.4 million.

That’s enough to give him the nod over Republic Nashville’s The Band Perry, who debut at #2 with 126k for the new album, Pioneer.

Columbia rap provocateur Tyler, the Creator, part of L.A.’s notorious Odd Future posse, scores at #3 with his third album, and major label bow, Wolf, at #3, sporting a nifty total of nearly 90k.

WB Nashville’s Blake Shelton (#4) and Young Money/Cash Money/Republic hip-hop icon Lil Wayne (#5) remain in the Top 5 in their second weeks.

The Block/Boston Five’s New Kids on the Block album enters at #6, while the other Top 10 newcomer, Roadrunner’s Killswitch Engage, lands at #7.

KidinaKorner/Interscope’s Imagine Dragons (#8), RCA’s P!nk (#9) and Atlantic’s Bruno Mars (#10) complete the sales leaders.

Other new Top 50 entries include Epitaph’s Bring Me the Horizon (#11) and Alkaline Trio (#23), Capitol’s digital release of Let It Be…Naked (#24), Zinepak’s 2013 ACM Awards Zinepak (#38) and ATO’s John Denver tribute, The Music Is You (#40).

Verve’s Andrea Bocelli (#41), 19/Arista Nashville’s Carrie Underwood (#43), Glassnote’s Mumford & Sons Sigh No More (#48) and Atlantic’s Bruno Mars Doo-Wops & Hooligans (#49) all re-enter.

Capitol Nashville’s Little Big Town (#47-34, +9%) is the week’s biggest gainer, followed by Big Machine/R epublic’s Florida Georgia Line (#21-13, +8%), Dualtone’s The Lumineers (#29-19, +5%), Aftermath/Interscope’s Kendrick Lamar (#42-28, +4%) and Mercury Nashville’s Kacey Musgraves (#30-21, +2%).

Arista Nashville’s Brad Paisley tops this week’s new release chart, with Atlantic’s Paramore and Stone Sour, Capitol Nashville’s Eric Church, Cash Money/Republic’s Tyga, WB’s Device, Republic’s Volbeat and Mercury/IDJ’s U.K. phenom Jake Bugg also on tap.