February 1, 200917 yr If she can get this high with 'One Step At A Time', it makes me wonder how 'Freeze' would have done if they went with that instead.
February 1, 200917 yr BLAND BLAND BLAND I thought Tattoo was bearable, but this and No Air are absolutely awful imo. No Air was no doubt in my top 3 mast hated songs of 2008. :puke2: And I think Diva and Halo are better than Single Ladies and IIWAB. I think they should have been the lead single(s)
February 1, 200917 yr This could mean Jordin could make Now 72!! considering that "Tattoo" made 71 and was at a lower chart position
February 1, 200917 yr dont like this song. Sounds like Say OK by Vanessa Hudgens :lol: Except miles better. :P Edited February 1, 200917 yr by funmaker11
February 1, 200917 yr Oh and on the topic of Beyoncé, Halo is a fantastic song, but I really dont like Diva.. I think its pretty naff to be honest. The I Am... side of her album is sososo much better than the Sasha Fierce side, except for Single Ladies and Sweet Dreams of course :P
February 1, 200917 yr BLAND BLAND BLAND I thought Tattoo was bearable, but this and No Air are absolutely awful imo. No Air was no doubt in my top 3 mast hated songs of 2008. :puke2: And I think Diva and Halo are better than Single Ladies and IIWAB. I think they should have been the lead single(s) You think One Step and No Air are awful and yet like the disgusting Diva? :huh: :lol:
February 1, 200917 yr 15 (from 16) The Killers - Human [P] http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1789799.JPG Chart Run: 4-3-4-5-7-11-10-8-11-13-16-15 [12 wks] Release date: 17-11-2008 Format: SS (7" only) Catalogue Number: 1789799 Label: MERCURY Though a batch of 1980s-New Wave-inspired bands started making noise in the early 2000s, it wasn't until the Killers' 2004 debut album HOT FUSS (and its crossover hits "Somebody Told Me" and "Mr. Brightside") that the style really broke through to the mainstream. Heavily indebted to the likes of the Smiths, Psychedelic Furs, et al, the Las Vegas, NV quartet brought a contemporary sense of urgency to their retro-loving dance-rock sound and taught a new generation of kids that it doesn't have to be disco to be dance music. For follow-up SAM'S TOWN, the group obviously feasted on a gorge of Bruce Springsteen style rock, and while the sound boasted a slightly harder edge, the group retained the critics' and fans' adoration. - HMV Video here: track listing 1. Human 2. Crippling Blow Chart history (Year peak title): 2004 28 Somebody Told Me 2004 10 Mr Brightside 2004 18 All These Things That I've Done 2005 03 Somebody Told Me (2005) 2005 11 Smile Like You Mean It 2006 02 When You Were Young 2006 15 Bones 2007 15 Read My Mind 2007 53 For Reasons Unknown 2007 13 Tranquilize (The Killers Feat. Lou Reed) 2007 34 Don't Shoot Me Santa 2008 03 Human
February 1, 200917 yr Oh god. Tommy Reilly at #14? Way to high. I agree. I hope it will fall heavily next week!
February 1, 200917 yr Human sounds as old to Sex On Fire to me now :( Damn the over playing! I think both acts had far superior second singles, but sadly their first singles are hanging around for so long and getting more annoying. :( 'Human' seems to be totally overshadowing 'Spaceman' though. :arrr:
February 1, 200917 yr This is my moms anthem. She bought the album just before the end of the year and she said it's not as good as "Sam's Town"
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