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Im not gonna post the links because thats 'against the rules' :P but if you want the radio rip of Slown Down Baby and Candy Man then go to Muzicmatters.com and you'll find them there. They where premiered on Z100's NY Radio Station today!! :dance: *EDIT* Just gotta add that Slow Down Baby is bloody A-Mazing, even better than Aint No Other Man Imo

Im not sayin' its the best song ever, Its already getting big in the rest of Europe and it will no doubt find its way into our charts. If Las Ketchup and The Crazy Frog managed to make their way to number one then I think this will too.

This will without a doubt be the song of the summer. Its getting a late summer release and its gonna be everywhere. Your either gonna love it or hate it. Its the next Gnarls Barkley imo. Heres the video!! Chelo - Cha Cha

I think she could quite possibly release this as the 3rd single. I was watchin' that MTV Flashmob programme today and she said that she really likes peforming it and that the most of her fans seem to be loving it. It would be a good choice for a single, I think it would do well in the US aswell

Just realised why its reminding me of Gwen Stefani when I hear it, the backing music is a bit like the backing music to Underneath It All by No Doubt, all the latter is far superior!!!!

Yeah keep her in, shes the most entertaining housemate in there, the alphabet thing the other night was the highlight of the series so far me.

Its weird how this has been going for so long and it still doesnt get boring, I suppose it because its one of those shows that a change a characters is classed as a good thing.

I wanted to post it here instead

I dont know why but its sounds like a cross between Gwen Stefani and Aqua :wacko: Its c**p anyway!!

Christina Makes Her Comeback Twice As Nice By Expanding Basics Into Double LP After telling GQ last month that she had recorded enough material for a double album but had narrowed it down to one to make it more affordable, Christina Aguilera has apparently had a change of heart. At Saturday's MTV Movie Awards, where Aguilera performed her new single, the singer revealed that Back to Basics would in fact include two distinct discs. "The first half is based upon working with more beat-driven producers and will use samples and things like that, and then the second disc is all me and Linda Perry," Aguilera said, referring to her "Beautiful" collaborator. A common theme, however, will run through both discs: an homage to Aguilera's favorites eras, the 1920s, '30s and '40s (see "Christina Aguilera's New LP: Some Jazz, Some Hip-Hop Soul ... And Some Burlesque"). "The first half of the album is kind of a throwback with elements of jazz, blues and soul music combined with a modern-day twist, like hard-hitting beats," the singer explained. And for the second disc, "We creatively went into our own zone and our own world together," Aguilera said of her work with Perry. "There are no cover songs, so we made more of a '20s, '30s vibe with an authentic and organic twist. There are no samples — it's all live music. One of the songs sounds like you entered a 1920s burlesque club, another song sounds like it was actually recorded in the 1920s, using a vintage microphone, so it's exciting stuff." The double-album is due August 15, nearly four years after Aguilera's last LP, Stripped. "I definitely take my time, so I do come with a lot more to say about what's going on in my life so it's meaningful to me and to my fans," Aguilera explained of the gap. "I always try to come back with something new and try to evolve as an artist and as a visionary. I can't wait to see the reaction." Seeing that reaction is exactly the reason Aguilera wanted to debut her new single, "Ain't No Other Man," at the MTV Movie Awards (see "MTV Movie Awards: Will Ferrell Freaks Out; Jessica Simpson Dusts Off Daisy Dukes"). "The last time I performed at a Movie Awards show was for 'Lady Marmalade,' and that was so much fun," she said. As for the new song, "I wanted to make it light and easy for people to dance to and sing along to, so the whole song is based on feel-good elements of soul and blues and jazz," she said. "Lyrically, I just got married, so it's about someone in particular, but it's all about feeling good and not taking anything too seriously." "Ain't No Other Man," like most of Back to Basics' first side, was produced by DJ Premier (see "Christina's New Split-Personality Album Is Mature And 'Dirrty' "). "On the Gang Starr albums he would take jazz things and chop them up and he had some jazz elements in his beats. Along with being a fan of his, I thought he would really get into this world I had envisioned, with the throwback album meeting the hard-hitting beats of today," Aguilera said. "He went there and totally blew my mind. He got it, and some producers didn't get it. And he goes beyond being just a beatmaker. He has a great ear for what sounds good vocally and what a sloppy ad-lib is." Aguilera says she would someday like to make a straight jazz record, but for now, she's thrilled with Back to Basics. "It was quite a journey making this record [and turning to] the old glam look visually to go along with all that," she said. "But what we came up with, I'm super-proud of." Source: MTV.com

Number 1, without a doubt!!!

Its always on at least one music channel

Im lovin it this year, its the first time ive ever liked the housemates on the first night, and they've done bloody good with the girls this year. Imogen :wub: I now have a new found love for the welsh ladies. Made up weve got Mickey as well, reppin' all us scousers, although his audition tape has just lost it for him. Anyway on with 13 weeks of pure goodness!!! :dance:

Loving the little random appeareance from Mr JT in the Promiscuous video.

I wouldn't believe the majority of that, wikipedia is one of the most unreliable sources ever, anyone can just go on there and add information!!