Just finished the book, really good and nicely laid out, very informative. But it really needed a proof reader, I didn't notice any spelling mistakes but there were LOADS of factual errors all over the place, maybe one every two or three pages! Things that either didn't happen (Gary Barlow and Cheryl Cole were never X Factor judges simultaneously as suggested in the entry for Rihanna's Only Girl) or dates that were wrong.

Just finished the book, really good and nicely laid out, very informative. But it really needed a proof reader, I didn't notice any spelling mistakes but there were LOADS of factual errors all over the place, maybe one every two or three pages! Things that either didn't happen (Gary Barlow and Cheryl Cole were never X Factor judges simultaneously as suggested in the entry for Rihanna's Only Girl) or dates that were wrong.

 

When has anything the OCC have been involved in writing NOT been full of errors :P It seems the only thing they can get right are the actual charts and they even still manage to bollock those up every now and then (like the Christmas chart week in 2010 containing loads of errors, them attributing some sales of Rascal Flatts' 'Bless The Broken Road' and Giorgio Moroder/Philip Oakey's 'Together In Electric Dreams' to non-existent entities, The Rolling Stones' 'Doom And Gloom' charting at #97 when it should have been ineligible...)

Edited November 29, 201212 yr by Bré

Don't get the huge dislike for Bruno on here. If Rihanna has 3 million sellers and even Jessie J has one, I see no problem with JTWYA being one.

 

 

I hate his voice.