May 13, 200718 yr That's five votes for Freemasons so they're out. Amy Winehouse - You Know I'm No Good Klaxons - Golden Skans Five votes needed to win. One vote for Klaxons to win to start things off.
May 13, 200718 yr Author Oh well. They're not too bad I guess. Klaxons - Golden Skans win for January then! February will be up shortly cause I wanna get rid of all the months so far asap ^_^
May 13, 200718 yr I thought it would be a rate type thing. :lol: I'd have picked 'Lithium' or 'Grace Kelly' to win myself though the Klaxons song + album is superb.
May 13, 200718 yr Can we not have the results, given that weve spent the week voting out our least favourites?
May 13, 200718 yr Author 22 - Guillemots - Annie, Let's Not Wait 21 - Jamie T - Calm Down Dearest 20 - Koopa - Blag, Steal & Borrow 19 - Jarvis Cocker - Don't Let Him Waste Your Time 18 - Larrikin Love - A Day In The Life 17 - Mason vs Princess Superstar - Perfect (Exceeder) 16 - Little Man Tate - Sexy In Latin 15 - The Good, The Bad & The Queen - Kingdom Of Doom 14 - The View - Same Jeans 13 - Mika - Grace Kelly 12 - Keane - A Bad Dream 11 - Ordinary Boys - I Luv U 10 - U2 - Windows In The Sky http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1718125.JPG Window In The Skies' is the second new recording from the band's collection 'U218 Singles'. Recorded at London's Abbey Road Studios in September 2006, the song was produced by Rick Rubin during a recording session which also paired U2 and Green Day on' The Saints Are Coming'. B-sides include 'Tower Of Song', a collaboration with Leonard Cohen, taken from the film 'Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man'. - HMV 09 - Evanescence - Lithium http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/88697042082.JPG Taken from their new album 'The Open Door', 'Lithium' follows the success of Evanescence's previous single 'Call Me When You're Sober', which entered the Top 5 and heralded the return of the biggest, female-fronted, rock group on the planet. Emulating the phenomenal success of their 14 million selling, debut album 'Fallen' was never going to be an easy task, but 'The Open Door' has quietened the sceptics. Released less than a month ago, the album has already sold well over 1 million copies outside of their native US and occupied the #1 slot in seventeen countries. Debuting at #2 in the UK, 'The Open Door' enjoyed one of the highest, week one, sales for any international album this year. - HMV 08 - My Chemical Romance - Famous Last Words http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/W754CD.JPG My Chemical Romance follow their chart-topping No. 1 single 'Welcome To The Black Parade' and the 250,000-selling album 'The Black Parade' with the release of 'Famous Last Words'. Produced by Rob Cavallo and My Chemical Romance, 'Famous Last Words' is the anthemic and emotive closing track that proves to be a fitting finale to the ambitious 'The Black Parade' album. Vocalist Gerard Way commented: "It's very much about redemption and someone making the choice to say 'I wanna live'. - HMV 07 - Automatic - Raoul http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/BUN104CD.JPG Following the release of their superb limited edition debut single 'Recover', and tours with Hard Fi, The Ordinary Boys and fellow Welshmen the GLC, teenage four-piece The Automatic return with a second single 'Raoul'. With huge melodies married to raucous, bone-tingling punk, 'Raoul' is set to build on their debut's success. - HMV 06 - Just Jack - Starz In Their Eyes http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1714375.JPG A questioning ode to the growing Heat generation, 'Starz In Their Eyes' shimmers with a relentless energy and razor-sharp hook, it bristles with a rich, luscious house-groove and is the second track to be taken from his eagerly awaited new LP 'Overtones'. - HMV 05 - Eric Prydz vs Floyd - Proper Education http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/DATA144CDX.JPG This is the first time a Pink Floyd record has ever officially been cleared. Lacing David Gilmour’s caliginous vocals with an immense electro bassline, Prydz builds on the epic nature of the original, moulding it into a bouncy slice of crossover brilliance. Using both the original vocal and other musical elements of the 1979 hit, the Swedish house don gives a respectful nod to the anti-establishment aesthetics of the record, while perfectly bringing it up to date, giving it a new lease of life for another assault on the charts. - HMV 04 - JoJo - Too Little Too Late http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1716751.JPG Emotionally overwrought and utterly addictive, 'Too Little Too Late' is the lead single off 'The High Road', Jo Jo's brand new sophomore album that finds the young vocalist on the cusp of superstardom. Featuring production and songs by such in demand hit-makers as Swizz Beats, Soulshock and Scott Storch — the man who made Paris Hilton sound good — it should come as little surprise that 'The High Road' is a commercially oriented, radio-friendly contemporary pop-R&B album. - HMV 03 - Freemasons - Rain Down Love http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/LOAD116CD.JPG The Freemasons return with yet another infectious single, 'Rain Down Love'. Featuring the vocal talents of Siedah Garrett (from the Brand New Heavies), this track is a yearning slice of sensual, sweat-soaked funky house. - HMV 02 - Amy Winehouse - You Know I'm No Good http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1720848.JPG Amy Winehouse releases her new single 'You Know I'm No Good', the follow up to the brilliant 'Rehab', and taken from the universally acclaimed 'Back To Black'. The track also gets an overhaul on the remix with the additional vocals supplied by the Wu Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah. - HMV 01 - Klaxons - Golden Skans http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/PRERELCDSKLAX.JPG Already infamous for biting chunks out of various unlikely musical influences, spattering their lyrics with a who’s who of cult literature and then ending up with a music that’s poundingly catchy, driven and unique, Klaxons prepare their main assault on the charts with the anthemic new single 'Golden Skans'. A hypnotically sweet pop harmony is the backbone of the track, a sweeping, shiny dream of a song that will wipe clear the presumptions of those that think they know and tickle those already in the band's thrall even deeper into their cosmos. 'Golden Skans' is taken from the band's debut album 'Myths Of The Near Future'. - HMV
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