Look on the positive side, it's charting much, MUCH higher than Right By My Side, Beez in the Trap, The Boys and Freedom. She's not in a hopelessly dead-end situation like that yet. :lol:

 

:o They were all post-album/OA-OS though! Plus none of them were proper singles in this country!

Look on the positive side, it's charting much, MUCH higher than Right By My Side, Beez in the Trap, The Boys and Freedom. She's not in a hopelessly dead-end situation like that yet. :lol:

 

Lol I think a third top 20 in the same year would actually be great for her considering everyone that knew about her existence a year ago thought she was done before she had clearly even started it. I just think it's funny how some random tracks go instantly top 10 while Iggy stalls on her way :lol: must be that Capital support -_-

 

Edited October 13, 201311 yr by jmmc

Lol I think a third top 20 in the same year would actually be great for her considering everyone that knew about her existence a year ago thought she was done before she had clearly even started it. I just think it's funny how some random tracks go instantly top 10 while Iggy stalls on her way :lol: must be that Capital support -_-

 

There's a new Capital station now that plays Change Your Life all the time, but the main one doesn't still, but I don't think she'll ever get played on there. They're not even playing Eminem's song. :( In terms of this type of music I've heard all of Macklemore's songs, Blurred Lines, Royals, Holy Grail, Hold On We're Going Home on Capital.

Edited October 13, 201311 yr by Eric_Blob

No.59 Eliza Doolittle - Let It Rain

 

Let it chart in Top 40... :P

 

No.70 Lorde - Royals

 

It seems that it will be smash!!!

 

No.95 Eminem & Rihanna - Love the Way You Lie

 

No.132 Cher - Woman's World

 

I love Cher but this is too bad for her...Failure..

No.59 Eliza Doolittle - Let It Rain

 

Let it chart in Top 40... :P

 

I listened to this song, it's not got the bouncy, happy (and annoying) feel of her other songs.

 

However, I heard her collab with Wookie and it's really nice. It seems she's trying to become the new Jessie Ware or Katy B with her collabs with Disclosure and now Wookie. :lol:

Which is the more COHERANT statement

 

Let Juliet change your afterglow in her woman's world or Anne Clarissa Eden, Countess of Avon (née Spencer-Churchill)

 

KWORB NOR POLYHEX can help you there

 

Which is the more relevant statement?

 

This subtitle = referencing new releases discussed in the thread

Your title = ???

Which is the more relevant statement?

 

This subtitle = referencing new releases discussed in the thread

Your title = ???

The relevancy is that I had just watched a documentary on the Suez Crisis and Anthony Eden/Gamal Abdel Nasser and saw her as a fitting embassador to represent the thread. You have seem to have taken some sort of irrational dislike to her for reasons I am unable to fathom.

 

The title infers one should enter Juliet's vagina. It also doesn't explain the afterglow or why it needs changing. That's whilst letting the poor syntax slip.

 

Can you suggest a title for next week's weekend plans thread as we're always open to suggestions.

 

12. Iggy Azalea - Change Your Life (feat. T.I.)

There's a new Capital station now that plays Change Your Life all the time, but the main one doesn't still, but I don't think she'll ever get played on there. They're not even playing Eminem's song. :( In terms of this type of music I've heard all of Macklemore's songs, Blurred Lines, Royals, Holy Grail, Hold On We're Going Home on Capital.

 

Capital Xtra right? ;x Well if they play Macklemore's songs then Iggy's only shot is if she ever gets a huge hit so they're forced to play?! If that somehow happens though she wouldn't need them by then anyway ugh.

 

 

On the subject of Capital, I listened to it for a while yesterday (a few hours), and in each hour I heard 'We Can't Stop' three times, 'Thrift Shop', 'Can't Hold Us' and 'Same Love' within an hour of each other, 'Counting Stars' played about four times and 'Can We Dance' three times within an hour. :lol:

Edited October 13, 201311 yr by *Ben*

Sexcually explicit post deleted. It was a bit too much ;)

On the subject of Capital, I listened to it for a while yesterday (a few hours), and in each hour I heard 'We Can't Stop' three times, 'Thrift Shop', 'Can't Hold Us' and 'Same Love' within an hour of each other, 'Counting Stars' played about four times and 'Can We Dance' three times within an hour. :lol:

 

Three times in an hour? I don't think I've ever heard them do that before lol. But still, you only need to listen for a few hours to hear all that they play.

Adam Pitts getting dat top 3 hit *.*

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Three times in an hour? I don't think I've ever heard them do that before lol. But still, you only need to listen for a few hours to hear all that they play.

It was like those were the only songs they had on their playlist. :lol: Still, not complaining, they're all fab songs (and the overplay of 'Counting Stars' made me start to like it :kink:).

Poor Iggy :( Forever destined for Top 20 hits.

Fantastic to see Wilkinson top ten. :D

Anyone else thinking that CapitalXtra is actually pretty great? I find it so amusing that Global Radio actually went with the 'Xtra', they don't even try and hide any more that they're going straight for the BBC Radio's listeners (Heart FM - Radio 2, Capital - Radio 1, CapitalXtra - 1Xtra, Classic FM - Radio 4(?)).

Anyone else thinking that CapitalXtra is actually pretty great? I find it so amusing that Global Radio actually went with the 'Xtra', they don't even try and hide any more that they're going straight for the BBC Radio's listeners (Heart FM - Radio 2, Capital - Radio 1, CapitalXtra - 1Xtra, Classic FM - Radio 4(?)).

 

I don't know about CapitalXtra, but Capital and Heart are nothing like Radio 1 and 2.

And Classic FM certainly isn't like Radio 4, which is a speech station.

I don't know about CapitalXtra, but Capital and Heart are nothing like Radio 1 and 2.

The comparison was not directly referring to the content of each station but more so their target audience. I just always thought of each respective station as sort of rivals who are trying to get the biggest listenership for each age demographic (especially Radio 1 and Capital).