December 16, 200718 yr Pogues & Kirsty MacColl quite simply the best Christmas song, ever, ever ever. PS. It says something about today's society when Radio 1 happily bleep out the word "f*****" from that track, yet they are more than happy to A Playlist an utterly vile record (still to come on the countdown) of an American slang term for a male sexually masturbating up a female's anal passage. I know what I find more offensive.
December 16, 200718 yr Oh and the beginning of 'My Friends' sounds a LOT like the start of The Enemy - 'Had Enough'... and Joy Division "Love Will Tear Us Apart".
December 16, 200718 yr Author 7 (from 5) Take That - Rule The World [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1746285.JPG Chart Run: 46-2-2-2-2-3-4-5-7 [9 wks] Release date: 22-10-2007 Availability: in stock Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 1746285 Label: POLYDOR Britain’s favourite four piece Take That have written and recorded a soaring new song entitled 'Rule The World' for the latest epic big screen production from acclaimed film director Matthew Vaughn for Paramount Pictures called 'Stardust'. This will be the first time the band have written and recorded a song specifically for a film. Grammy Award-winning producer John Shanks (who also produced the band’s current album ‘Beautiful World’) worked on the musical arrangement for the track which was recorded with the band at Abbey Road Studios which is also where they shot the video. The video and the recording of the track also features the Millennia Ensemble, an 18 piece string ensemble. 'Stardust' isn’t just any film, it’s been dubbed "this autumn’s escape into enchantment" and features an all star cast including Robert De Niro, Sienna Miller, Ricky Gervais, Claire Danes, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sir Ian McKellen and Rupert Everett to name but a few and will be in UK cinemas from October 19th. - HMV Video here: it8YKxauw9Y track listing 1. Rule The World [Radio Edit] 2. Stay Together
December 16, 200718 yr Pogues & Kirsty MacColl quite simply the best Christmas song, ever, ever ever. PS. It says something about today's society when Radio 1 happily bleep out the word "f*****" from that track, yet they are more than happy to A Playlist an utterly vile record (still to come on the countdown) of an American slang term for a male sexually masturbating up a female's anal passage. I know what I find more offensive. Is that was it is? :o Me and my friends just shout out 'f*****' anyway, if not the song just doth not floweth :(
December 16, 200718 yr Falling two places is hardly "slipping down the charts quickly". Quite pleased with TT's position this Sunday - I thought they may drop out of the top 10 this weekend. And at least the album has popped back up another two places. Norma Edited December 16, 200718 yr by Norma_Snockers
December 16, 200718 yr Pogues & Kirsty MacColl quite simply the best Christmas song, ever, ever ever. PS. It says something about today's society when Radio 1 happily bleep out the word "f*****" from that track, yet they are more than happy to A Playlist an utterly vile record (still to come on the countdown) of an American slang term for a male sexually masturbating up a female's anal passage. I know what I find more offensive. I find f***** far more offensive tbh... Fag/f***** is easily the most vile word for a gay person.
December 16, 200718 yr Author Quite pleased with TT's position this Sunday - I thought they may drop out of the top 10 this weekend. And at least the album has popped back up another two places. Norma Why hello Norma :o
December 16, 200718 yr I find f***** far more offensive tbh... Fag/f***** is easily the most vile word for a gay person. Same here. The lyrics on the Soulja Boy are repulsive, but fag is the most offensive that's for sure.
December 16, 200718 yr Pogues & Kirsty MacColl quite simply the best Christmas song, ever, ever ever. PS. It says something about today's society when Radio 1 happily bleep out the word "f*****" from that track, yet they are more than happy to A Playlist an utterly vile record (still to come on the countdown) of an American slang term for a male sexually masturbating up a female's anal passage. I know what I find more offensive. f***** is much more offensive TBH. It doesn't actually mention on the song about masturbating up a woman's bottom area, but this song clearly says 'f*****' which is an insult to gay people.
December 16, 200718 yr Same here. The lyrics on the Soulja Boy are repulsive, but fag is the most offensive that's for sure. Exactly. The Soulja Boy lyrics aren't exactly offending anyone...
December 16, 200718 yr Author 6 (from 4) Timbaland Presents One Republic - Apologize [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1750152.JPG Chart Run: 75-32-6-7-4-3-3-4-5-4-6 [11 wks] Release date: 29-10-2007 Availability: in stock Number of Discs: 1 Catalogue Number: 1750152 Label: POLYDOR 'Apologize' is the third single to be taken from the album 'Timbaland Presents Shock Value'. Originally by Myspace favourites, OneRepublic, Timbaland gives it the Mosley treatment with a completely different beat. - HMV Video here: ePyRrb2-fzs track listing 1. Apologize [Album Version] 2. Give It To Me (Laugh At Em) [Radio Edit] Discussion Thread Here
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