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Walking on air or listening to air?

Now it's getting really intense. Showdown, I love you sorry.

Thank you! It's highly pathetic to see.

Was this photo taken during Rochelle and Marvin's "incident"?

Poor Xtina, her career literally began to fizzle with Back to Basics.

YES! It really does. ^

http://blog.chron.com/rantandrave/wp-content/blogs.dir/2621/files/2013/12/britneyweird.gif http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-wocSa-jbceg/UVnpLrwPXLI/AAAAAAAALLQ/AibDFe51hVA/s1600/britney-confused.gif http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/2013/01/brit-o.gif Regarding Outrageous, I think she dislikes the way in which the song was handled during post-production; from what we know Britney had to fight for the first three singles to be singles prior to Outrageous which she contractually was obliged to release regardless.

1. Chasing Lights - 10/10 = Their most cohesive album; they really carved out a sound-niche with this album which unfortunately was not replicated much hereafter. 2. On Your Radar - 9.5/10 = Tries to replicate the quality of the first album with a slightly evolved sound which works for the most part. Tracks on the whole are sprinkled with the "winter" sound seen with Chasing Lights (see My Heart Takes Over and Do What You Want With Me). Sadly it's not as cohesive as their debut so falls just short of a perfect score. 3. Wordshaker - 8.5/10 = A more electropop venture; I really enjoy the album as a whole. Vocal production is better overall compared to those listed below and there are some great standout tracks, (Ego, One Shot, Wordshaker, Open Up). They managed to develop their sound, retaining it's uniqueness - somewhat. The slight dip in quality which preceded a horrid campaign have stained what I'd otherwise consider a very good pop record. 4. Headlines! - 8/10 = Of the 5 songs recorded for this album, I'd say all of them are good in their own right, some clearly superior to others - Higher, Puppet, Missing You > > Karma, Died In Your Eyes. I'd never place it higher due to the fact it's EP classification worthy. Once again continued the cohesive sounds their first three albums managed to maintain. 5. Living for the Weekend - 7.5/10 = An album that showcases quality at both extremes; the equally incredible = Not Giving Up, Disco Love, What About Us, Don't Let Me Dance Alone - and the dog-shit salad = Problem With Love, Anywhere With You. Make what you will of this album but it is clearly their cheapest, from artwork(both inner and outer) to vocal production and the widest range of genre influence on any of their albums. A nice record to listen to but I wouldn't necessary choose to listen to the entire album, something which I can't say for my top 3.

I don't think they've "split" though. :/ Career break, yes.

I remember seeing adverts for the group and If This Is Love circulating on television, my sister actually recognized Rochelle but not Frankie. I didn't like If This Is Love as it resembled the Juniors a little too much for me. Then Up premiered and I was forever hooked, I actually started following their chart runs from then on. It was incredible seeing each consecutive single chart higher than its predecessor. I remember watching the making of Work on channel 5 and that's when I find out Mollie was a Britney stan (don't know why I didn't know beforehand). It was amazing.

One of my favorites and it takes me back to high school when The Saturdays were widely loved.

I want Birthday to be given a massive push (if it hasn't already, as a very light casual fan I've only recently purchased The Complete Confection and Prism - the Super Bowl performance hooked me in).

I love your username :wub:

Lucky, porno.

The cover proves that Rochelle is in fact a top.

If she truly is happy then I hope he's a keeper.

Please let Boom Boom die already.

No shade at all. Just poor writing skills via Jordan.

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Work > Not Giving Up > My Heart Takes Over > What Are You Waiting For? > Gentleman

That's what I was thinking too but it's been 5 months since she announced it so she must've just passed her first trimester by then.

Una has given birth to a baby boy! Wishing her and her newborn everything good under the sun.

I'm still livid she didn't get a 40; it just further my opinion that it was fixed. (07) - Salsa to 'Work' (10) - Argentine Tango to 'The 5th' (10) - Tango to 'Defying Gravity' (11) - Paso Doble to 'America' (09) - Cha Cha to 'Call Me Maybe' (10) - Quickstep to 'A Town Called Malice' (08) - Charleston to 'Happy Days' (09) - Jive to 'Surfin USA' (10) - Samba to 'La Bamba' (09) - Showdance to | 'Get Happy' (10) - Rumba to | 'Somewhere Only We Know' (09) - Waltz to | 'Someone Like You' (08) - Foxtrot to | 'Daydream Believer' (09) - Viennese Waltz to | 'What's New Pussycat' (05) - Salsa to 'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town' (04) - American Smooth to 'All About You'

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Altering the Chasing Lights single campaign by replacing Work with Issues as the 3rd single. (Although moving shifting Work a place further down the sequence killed any momentum they built by performing it "early").