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I agree with DaTilt that Don’t is the least bad of that Sheeran era, though Lego House is really the only one I actually like from Ed!

Thinking Out Loud is sickly sweet and cloyingly boring, but it’s such a massive song, so who am I to judge?!

Love your ‘extras’ here Jester. Some great recommendations, especially alt-j and Metronomy, thanks!

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    Yeah it's terrible, I'd have it low too, possibly lower than Ben as it's just plain bad rather than just dull.

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    Looking forward to this Matt. A very dull song indeed to start, the follow up was far better with Kelly but also not amazing.

  • Yeah I’d probably put “It’s My Birthday” below “Something I Need” too. The latter is obviously very dull but the former makes “The Time (Dirty Bit)” look like a masterpiece.

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39 minutes ago, Jaz13music said:

I agree with DaTilt that Don’t is the least bad of that Sheeran era, though Lego House is really the only one I actually like from Ed!

Thinking Out Loud is sickly sweet and cloyingly boring, but it’s such a massive song, so who am I to judge?!

Love your ‘extras’ here Jester. Some great recommendations, especially alt-j and Metronomy, thanks!

Lego House was the first Ed song I loved, so hear hear.

Glad you like the extras!

I adore Thinking Out Loud, it's such a classic, even if it rips off another classic to achieve that effect. A far better track than Perfect, which became his other big ballad (but sounds more Westlife than anything).

I don't think Ed did actually date Taylor Swift, but Ellie Goulding he did (which is what Don't is rumoured to be written about I think).

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'She Looks So Perfect' is fun I s'pose, but I did prefer 'Don't Stop'

'Thinking Out Loud' is everything I should hate in an Ed Sheeran song, but I inexplicably love it. Although it probably set the blueprint for the utter horror of 'Perfect' later on...

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