Bob Dylan Marks Second Week Atop U.K. Chart

The new disc also becomes Dylan`s first album to spend more than a week at the peak since 1969`s `Nashville Skyline.`

Bob Dylan started a second week atop the U.K. album chart with "Together Through Life," his first No. 1 release since his 1970 outing "New Morning."

The new disc also becomes Dylan's first album to spend more than a week at the peak since 1969's "Nashville Skyline." Additionally, it is the current chart champ in the U.S.

Ciara debuted at No. 9 with "Fantasy Ride," while the former Cat Stevens, Yusuf Islam, arrived at No. 10 with "Roadsinger."

Depeche Mode's "Sounds of the Universe" logged a second week atop Billboard's European Top 100 Albums chart.