YOUR TOP 15: WE LIVE IN HOPELESS

Caroline and L.A. indie Hopeless could score their first-ever #1 on our sales chart next week, as All Time Low looks headed for the top. The Furious 7 soundtrack could challenge, however, if the movie has another strong weekend. F7 will land the top spot on our SPS chart, marking only the second time the top of the two charts have differed. Here's how it looks headed into the weekend.

*All Time Low (Hopeless) 62-67k albums, 67-72k SPS
Furious 7 (Atlantic) 50-55k albums, 95-100k SPS
Kendrick Lamar (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) 24-27k albums, 35-40k SPS
Empire Cast (Twentieth Century Fox/Columbia) 24-27k albums, 30-35k SPS
Taylor Swift (Big Machine) 24-27k albums, 40-45k SPS
Wale (Atlantic) 21-24k albums, 28-32k SPS
Sam Smith (Capitol) 21-24k albums, 35-40k SPS
Fall Out Boy (D2DC/Island) 21-24k albums, 30-35k SPS
Maroon 5 (222/Interscope) 21-24k albums, 45-50k SPS
Darius Rucker (Capitol Nashville) 18-21k albums, 21-24k SPS
Imagine Dragons (Kidinakorner/Interscope) 17-20k albums, 21-24k SPS
*Brian Wilson (Capitol) 17-20k albums, 18-21k SPS
Ed Sheeran (Atlantic) 17-20k albums, 30-35k SPS
*Matt & Kim (Harvest) 15-18k albums, 17-20k SPS
Fifty Shades of Grey (Republic) 15-18k albums, 40-45k SPS
Meghan Trainor (Epic) 15-18k albums, 30-35k SPS
Ludacris (Def Jam) 15-18k albums, 22-25k SPS
*Lord Huron (IAMSOUND) 15-18k albums, 17-20k SPS

*Debuts