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YOUR WEEKLY MARKETSHARE SCORECARD: I.B. Bad recently predicted that Columbia would own Q1, and the Rob Stringer-led label continues to vanquish all comers in the weekly frontline-marketshare skirmishes. Having the only album to register six figures in Bruce Springsteen’s debuting High Hopes and three of the 12 top-selling albums gave Big Red another easy win—the kind in which a coach rests his starters in the fourth quarter. The closest competitor was Steve Barnett’s increasingly aggressive CMG, with #9 Katy Perry, #11 Bastille and #13 Rosanne Cash. (1/22a)