ChrisJK

I am now completely sold on this song. Deserves to smash not only on week one or so, but until ACR takes it (as long as that isn't Pink Pony Club levels of time 😀)

Hahaha. Honestly... you need to calm down. I've simply pointed out that your posts are now at the point where I can't be doing with reading them. I enjoy Buzzjack and the UK Charts threads in particular, but it's not so easy to do so when there are continual posts about how incredible one particular song is and your argument against anyone who thinks it isn't. So ignoring your posts might be the better thing to do. Calling another poster out for "ragebaiting" is quite something, when someone has already called you out for "trolling" (again due to your Ordinary posts). If you're not smart enough to see how tiresome it has all become then that is YOUR problem. Now... I'll move on.

Completely this. I really like Carry You Home and Bloodline, and when Ordinary was first released I enjoyed it a lot. That one particular member from Buzzjack you speak of has certainly dampened any enthusiasm I had for the song. For someone who is seemingly desperate for respect to be laid at Alex Warren's door, their persistent comments about the song, and then seemingly needing to argue every time someone says something negative about it has got just so very timesome. Definitely time to start ignoring their posts.

Sticking with Gorillaz

Good Charlotte for me

I'll go for Ja Rule

Here's an interesting update for you. The Big Top 40... Throughout Ordinary's rein at #1 on the Official Charts, it never went higher than #2 on the Big Top 40. Today is spent just it's second week at the top spot.

Better The Devil You Know was quite the eye opener for a Kylie fan. Quite different to anything she had released before, and the change in image. A big step away from the girl-next-door.

Never Too Late. It was the first Kylie single I didn't like very much, and I really enjoyed Made in Heaven. But comparing the two now, NTL is the better song

Looking at Confidence Man's discography on Wikipedia, it looks like the usually make the "Physicals" chart, so wondering if they will do one for Gossip?

Yeah, I'm with Mango. I like this on first couple of listens, but I didn't find it as stunning as some appear to. It's certainly better and more appealing than The Giver though

Mika

Ravi will undoubtedly get angry, charge round to beat Joel up, drag him into the street (or up onto the bridge!!) and someone will stop him (probably Avani).

Gorillaz, I think now

Dr Dre, as I have no recollection of it

Poor Eve. Doing everything she has to for the woman she loves, whilst Suki says stuff about doing it with or without her and how the family are "hers". And Suki laying down parenting roles where she is the disciplined one. All before Avani's parents, or indeed the father, have any idea she is even pregnant.

You said it, Liam... You said it.

Only £3 as well. At least CDs have no chance of putting him back on ACR.

I went for Sorry as Best and I'm The One as Least Best, as truthfully there isn't a bad song amongst them. 1) Sorry 2) Love Yourself 3) What Do You Mean? 4) I Don't Care 5) Despacito 6) Daisies 7) Cold Water 8) I'm The One

Literally just heard this played on Radio 1, so they have at least acknowledged it exists!!

I have to agree. Suki had become one of my fave characters, but last night I found her awful. She literally used every trick in the book to the point of offering money to a teenager who had made up her own mind and bravely gone to the clinic, with intentions of being alone. It was quite horrible to watch, to be honest.

Well this is harder than any other rank I have ever done on here. Nothing that I don't like. Obvious choice for #1, but really not sure over the bottom three. 1 - Vogue 2 - Into the Groove 3 - Music 4 - Like a Prayer 5 - Hung Up 6 - Papa Don't Preach 7 - La Isla Bonita 8 - Frozen 9 - 4 Minutes 10 - True Blue 11 - American Pie 12 - Who's That Girl 13 - Sorry

Actually laughed out loud at the Imagine comment. Especially having listened to the song. Also, how do you get to a 9.5 / 10? Your rankings add up to 82 / 100, so that's an 8.2 / 10. You say the second half is 8/10, so the two added together becomes an average of 8.1/10. That's some hefty "upgrading" to 9.5

Into the Groove is one of her best 80s tracks. Such a brilliant pop song which is even better when it's attached to her first, and arguably best, proper feature film where she had a big role. The Blond Ambition performance is awesome, and I also liked how it was done at the Celebration Tour.

This actually. I've listened now a few times and it does seem to "go on a bit".