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  1. Reform will win next election
  2. Rough_edges posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    All the best albums from popular artists are usually (not katy) the worst performing this is no different
  3. Very questionable as to if it's live or not
  4. Rough_edges posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    Omg hype, better late than never but... why so late???
  5. Yes absolutely fantastic! Happy to have witnessed it live. Watching the tv viewing really did leave me thinking how on earth Cheryl was ever the one to go on to be the big pop girl (albeit fake engineered from the popularity of x factor at the time) but nadine and even Nicola completely outshine
  6. I absolutely love it as a fan but from a perspective of a non fan it's not mixed very well at all is it? Considering technology these days I'm sure they could have done a lot better with the old recording of Sarah's voice
  7. Rough_edges posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    I've come to the conclusion bar Hallelujah this is in my top 3 albums this year it's absolutely stunning as a whole piece to just listen to. Reminds me of Lorde Solar Power / Midnights Taylor it just all beautifully flows
  8. Rough_edges posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    This album is actually divine, sonically all together it fits this season. Relaxing and strongly cohesive. Has no chance of being a commercial success but at least he's made a very strong album of actual music
  9. That's the most random collaboration, and I dont like it lol
  10. The acoustic version is truly abysmal, christ
  11. The programme tells the story of Band Aid’s potent legacy, with contributions from producers Midge Ure, Trevor Horn, Nigel Godrich, Paul Epworth and Pete Waterman, along with Bob Geldof and those who have participated in the versions recorded in the last forty years, including Bono, Fran Healy, Sting, Phil Collins, Keren Woodward, Sara Dallin, Cathy Dennis, Rita Ora, Seal, Jason Donovan, Marti Pellow, Will Young, Tom Chaplin, Ellie Goulding, Lisa Stansfield, Justin Hawkins and Olly Murs
  12. I ga e up watching week 1 this year absolutely none of them.are likeable, shame last year's was superb
  13. First single rate thread?
  14. Both they cater the same but different audiences st the same time
  15. Tbh I don't care if something is a massive hit or not, what I care about is having material released. I'm enjoying how happy she is releasing music again, long may it continue
  16. It's a hit!
  17. She really has in the past month smashed my expectations beyond relief. When I saw Taylor getting constant numbers like this (even with a million songs) I never expected gaga to ever het close. But here we are and with mostly classic songs doing the heavywork
  18. This song defines my love for music. Very much the song of the millennial still in my opinion
  19. Has the chart ever been such a poor reflection of ehats actually popular than this week?
  20. Agreed lovely song this
  21. Oh wow that might be one of my favourites of hers
  22. This is beyond insanely infectious, catchiest song in years Very suprised this isn't doing insane numbers in UK, but then again the Spotify numbers for the psst two months seem to be very suspicious compared to the start of the year
  23. There's no point comparing Artists especially them two they both cater a different audience (albeit Gagas is a wider one). Texas went viral and became a success (don't forget fid it not debut low) however from ehat social media and general consensus I believe is one of the most hated songs this year
  24. I think you all have to high realistic expectations of what she needs to do in this day and age. Gone are the days of high profile releases, she should have dropped the album all at once
  25. Rough_edges posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    That is potentially the worst top 20 I've seen