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The Twilight soundtrack debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. (Getty Images)

Twilight Soundtrack Scratches, Tramples and Bitch-Slaps Its Way to Top of the Charts

Leah Collins
Published: Wednesday, November 12, 2008

While a mob of 3,000 hormonal Twilight fans trampled and bloodied each other for the chance to breathe the same lilac-scented air as the dude who plays young-adult fiction's most beloved abusive boyfriend, 165,000 other fans of the vampire series shelled out their baby-sitting money for a copy of the Twilight movie soundtrack. The 12-track comp, led by Paramore's "Decode," debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 this week, reports the trade mag.

Not bad for a soundtrack to a movie where none of the main characters seem to have heard of the iPod.

The Twilight soundtrack's huge sales just go to boost the hype leading towards the movie's release. Bear in mind it's still two weeks before the sparkly (no, seriously), prudish -- and yet, totally dreamy -- Twilight vamps reach the big screen Nov. 21. If some kid doesn't lose an arm during a premiere night riot, consider us surprised.

Twilight author (and sometime music video director) Stephenie Meyer gave fans a preview of the soundtrack's tracklisting last month. Apart from two original, Twilight-inspired Paramore tracks, the collection includes songs from mope-masters as diverse as Muse, Iron and Wine, Linkin Park -- and (squee!) the movie's Rob "Edward Cullen" Pattinson singing "Never Think."