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I heard they were. Personally I think Gregg could do better (and when I mean better I mean me) :kink: :lol:

:lol: He is mine.

I really like this The Wanted song, although I see more similarities with 'Club Can't Handle Me' than 'Use Somebody'!

 

Gosh!!! It sound EXACTLY like both those songs!! :o Seriously, wow. Never realized that.

 

To be fair though, at least this song is good. All Time Low was dreadful. It sounded like Coldplay. :(

This doing really badly so far for The Wanted, actually don't mind this one.. probably the best they've done.
Do they give Kings Of Leon credit as co-songwriters, it sounds too similar for them not too

 

'oh-OH-oh' is not a big enough contribution to warrant a co-songwriter credit :lol:

I heard they were. Personally I think Gregg could do better (and when I mean better I mean me) :kink: :lol:

 

Use Somebody :wub: :wub: Wait......

:naughty: yep he's cute!

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/summer/2008/mallorca/gallery/1.jpg

:lol: He is mine.

Step down b***h. I always get my straight man

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To be fair though, at least this song is good. All Time Low was dreadful. It sounded like Coldplay. :(

All Time Low and Coldplay are great.

 

So there :lol:

Greg James is so far proving that the chart show CAN play all of the songs in the Top 40 without faffing about so much and missing songs out. SOOO much better. Though now I've written this he'll prob skip the next one.
:naughty: yep he's cute!

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/summer/2008/mallorca/gallery/1.jpg

NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM.

 

The song is "In My Head" :wub:

Well, a SONG should by definition be SUNG in my opinion :rolleyes:

If they want to impress by lyrics, they should write poems instead of releasing music alike talking.

 

Rapping is a style of singing which just sounds a lot like talking. It's NOT talking. 'Talking' would be spoken word artists like Dan Le Sac Vs. Scroobius Pip.

 

Chart Trivia answer is 'In My Head', obviously. I loved how he said 'first #1' instead of 'only #1' :lol:

 

8/8 songs played (still only one 'necessary' play)

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Step down b***h. I always get my straight man

*deletes Spiral*

'oh-OH-oh' is not a big enough contribution to warrant a co-songwriter credit :lol:

 

Well, it should be! :kink:

33 :down: (from 24) Afrojack Feat. Eva Simons - Take Over Control [P]

 

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/MOS159CDX.JPG

 

Chart Run: 24-33 [2 wks]

 

Release date: 29-11-2010

Format: CDS

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: MOS159CDX

Label: ministryofsound

 

At 23 years old, Afrojack aka Nick van de Wall, has had phenomenal success in Holland, crossover smashes like 'Drop Down (Do My Dance)', 'Math', 'Don't Be', with numerous club anthems including 'Bangduck', 'Pacha on Acid' as well as producing for the likes of Estelle, David Guetta, MADONNA and upcoming single for THE BLACK EYED PEAS have ensured he's the Dutch talent everyone is talking about.

 

As befitting his position as the leading figure of the Dutch new wave, his success stretches far beyond his home turf; 2010 has seen him become one of the most in demand DJ/producers of any nationality.

 

With a peerless reputation in the USA, Europe, Asia and beyond, his signature style is bringing him the kind of remix requests (David Guetta feat. Akon 'Sexy Bitch'/ Lady Gaga 'Pokerface') that most dance artists will only ever dream of. Gig-wise, he's rocked the World's biggest floors including Wonderland Ibiza, David Guetta's FMIF parties and Electric Daisy Carnival in LA.

 

Afrojack's rise to fame has brought him a roll call of A-list champions – from Pete Tong to David Guetta, and Josh Wink to Fedde Le Grand - and along the way he's since collaborated with Guetta, Diplo (Pon Di Floor), Kid Cudi, Laidback Luke and Steve Angello, amongst others. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

track listing

1. Take Over Control [uK radio edit]

2. Take Over Control [Adam F vocal edit]

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

Afrojack

2010 24 Take Over Control (Afrojack Feat. Eva Simons)

 

Eva Simons

2010 24 Take Over Control (Afrojack Feat. Eva Simons)

 

Discussion Thread Here

Not a bad drop for Afrojack.

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Well, a SONG should by definition be SUNG in my opinion :rolleyes:

If they want to impress by lyrics, they should write poems instead of releasing music alike talking.

 

Well, Leona Lewis basically writes poems, and then sings them with a bit of piano in the background, and calls it "music". I don't see how that's much different.

 

Take Over Control! :wub: This is what music is. :)

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Scared of some competition, not surprised... I have the allure :lol:

Not a bad drop for Afrojack but I had hoped this would make top 20 last week after it was as high as #16 (I think?) in the mids :(

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