Moving Units: Top Five Albums at Local Independent Music Stores

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Moving Units is a weekly column on Crossfade tracking the best-selling albums at South Florida independent record stores. Click here to view past top-sellers.

Top 5 Albums for the week of October 18 - 24

Madonna is still the Queen of Pop with her greatest hits album, Celebration.

​Sweat Records, Miami

1. Declaration of Dependance, Kings of Convenience
   
2. Embryonic, The Flaming Lips
   
3. Lungs, Florence and the Machine
   
4. The xx, The xx
   
5. I Told You I Was Freaky, Flight of the Conchords

Uncle Sam's, South Beach

1. Celebration, Madonna
   
2. Kaleidoscope, Tiesto
   
3. Music for Men, Gossip
   
4. Blueprint 3, Jay-Z
   
5. Get Salted Vol. 2, Miguel Migs