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It reminds me slightly of 'Flashing Lights' by Kanye, but I think I'm the only one who hears this. :lol:

 

you're absolutly right, i think both songs use the same sample

Ouch! Worst peak so far (if it doesn't climb next week, of course...)
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This is McFlys best song since All About You :o This means I now like 3 McFly songs! (the other is Obviously)

Isn't it the worst charting EVER for a McFly exclusive song (not available on a released album)?

 

I'm glad they miss top3, that song is $h!t and will be forgotten in 3 weeks like all of their songs.

10 :ne: Will Young - Changes [D]

 

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Chart Run: 10 [1 wk]

 

Release date: 22-9-2008

Availability: pre order now

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 88697344452

Label: BMG

 

UK singer, Will Young, a politics graduate, shot to fame in 2002 as the winner of the first series of the UK reality TV programme, Pop Idol. Young racked up record-breaking advance orders of 1.2 million for his debut single, the double a-side, "Anything Is Possible/Evergreen". It went straight to the top of the charts in March, going on to become the best-selling single of the decade in the UK. Despite the poor critical reaction to his debut album, FROM NOW ON, Young won over his critics through sheer hard work, his constant touring helped maintain his media profile. The hard work paid off in December 2003, when the single "Leave Right Now"--written by original Brother Beyond member 'Eg' White--and his second album, FRIDAY'S CHILD, both topped the UK charts. Young's critical rehabilitation was complete by the time his third album, KEEP ON, was released--to favourable reviews--in November 2005. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

track listing

1. Changes [radio edit]

2. Let It Go

 

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Ok record from Will who looks like he'll reach top 5 next week with this tune. But Will seems to due very well 6 1/2 years after his time on Pop Idol has ended.

 

Ha to McFly, it probably fall like a brick next week.
This is McFlys best song since All About You :o This means I now like 3 McFly songs! (the other is Obviously)

 

I think this is their only remotely memorable song since 'I Wanna Hold You', it deserved #1 more than a lot of their quite rubbish songs that made it there.

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I think this is their only remotely memorable song since 'I Wanna Hold You', it deserved #1 more than a lot of their quite rubbish songs that made it there.

Shame this is a bit lower then most of their waaaaaay crapper songs actually.

I've got to admit I quite like Lies...It's the poppiest thing they've done for a while. "Guess I could fill a book with things I don't know about you" is a stupid line though :lol:
I'm happy with number 4, they've never peaked at number 4 before, just like they hadn't at number 2 before OFTR.
I'm happy with number 4, they've never peaked at number 4 before, just like they hadn't at number 2 before OFTR.

 

So next time let's hope they peak out of the top40, they've never done that before neither, havent they? lol

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3 :up: (from 4) Pussycat Dolls - When I Grow Up [P]

 

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1783453.JPG

 

Chart Run: 3-4-3 [3 wks]

 

Release date: 8-9-2008

Availability: in stock

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 1783453

Label: INTERSCOPE

 

A popular Hollywood burlesque act, the Pussycat Dolls emerged as mainstream fixtures when they became an outlet for big-name celebrities looking to embrace their inner sex kittens. As a musical act, the Dolls scored huge hits with a familiar albeit infectious brand of dance pop helmed by top-notch producers like Timbaland and Will.I.Am. Their 2005 single, "Don't Cha," could be heard in bars, dance clubs, and malls, and emanating from cell phones and I-pods, the world over. - HMV

 

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track listing

1. When I Grow Up

2. When I Grow Up [Dave Aude audacious radio]

 

Prediction Thread Here

 

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