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Sorry if I'm being dense here. Is the EDP itself black? Wouldn't that stain clothing and such... EDIT: I wiki'd it How curious.

Random tidbit from HDD:

So glad it's pretty much new songs, even though the EP was really good, this means we get even more new material :)

I'm really annoyed that they haven't put up an official lyric video or something yet.

LW9rITLjKz8 Well this is a bit RANDOM.

Shame the US version has no new songs except the Snoop Dogg remix of Want U Back. Quite disappointing actually as I'm sure she said numerous times she was going back to the studio to record new songs for this.

How random for them to make Good Time available mid-day on a Thursday.

First live performance I've seen of hers where she hasn't sounded like an out of breath smoker of 30 years. Was he using auto tune though?

I LOVE IT. Let's hope it does well.

I don't see how a re-release is needed? Don't see it happening. Stronger will have outsold All I Ever Wanted in a few weeks, it's a had a #1 single... It's been her 2nd most successful era.

She had 40 million - don't forget the numbers in this thread are inflated compared to the numbers Nielson use. After the song was released late Monday (Aug. 13), the first two days of radio airplay for "Never" (aided by promotional play on more than 300 Clear Channel Media and Entertainment-owned stations) enabled the song's No. 25 start on Radio Songs last week (40 million all-format audience impressions, according to Nielsen BDS). http://www.billboard.com/news/taylor-swift...wXXS5vzKYzwR.99

Officially #1 :) "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" grants the star her first Hot 100 topper, while Maroon 5 and Justin Bieber also make notable chart surges One of the only elusive honors in Taylor Swift's enviable career is a reality at last, as the country/pop superstar scores her first No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, as "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" blasts from No. 72 to the summit in its second week. Swift had claimed accolades including Billboard's Woman of the Year (2011) and No. 1s on the Billboard 200, Digital Songs, Radio Songs, Pop Songs, Country Songs and Country Albums charts, among others. She's sold 17.8 million albums in the U.S. and 50 million downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan, since arriving with her self-titled debut album and introductory single, "Tim McGraw," six years ago. Now, Swift has her first No. 1 on the Hot 100 (the 1,018th leader in the chart's 54-year history), where she had previously reached No. 2 twice, with "You Belong With Me" (2009) and "Today Was a Fairytale" (2010). Her multi-format smashes "Mine" (2010) and "Love Story" (2008) reached Nos. 3 and 4, respectively. "Never," the lead single from Swift's fourth studio album, "Red," due Oct. 22 on Big Machine Records, soars to No. 1 on the Hot 100 fueled by a record 623,000 downloads sold in its first week, according to SoundScan. The sum marks the highest one-week digital sales total by a female artist and is second among all acts only to Flo Rida's "Right Round," which sold 636,000 the week of Feb. 28, 2009, also its debut frame. "Never" instantly becomes Swift's fourth No. 1 on the Digital Songs chart. After the song was released late Monday (Aug. 13), the first two days of radio airplay for "Never" (aided by promotional play on more than 300 Clear Channel Media and Entertainment-owned stations) enabled the song's No. 25 start on Radio Songs last week (40 million all-format audience impressions, according to Nielsen BDS). Following is first full week of radio availability, "Never" jumps 25-14 (52 million, up 29%) on Radio Songs. As previously reported, the song enters a host of genre airplay charts this week, including Country Songs, where its No. 13 launch is the highest by a woman in the 22 years that BDS data has powered the survey. While "Never" has not yet been made available to streaming services that also contribute to the Hot 100's data pool, the song outranks the No. 2 song on the chart, and last week's No. 1, Flo Rida's "Whistle," by an almost two-to-one chart points ratio. "Whistle" slips 1-2 on the Hot 100 despite rising 12-8 on Radio Songs (74 million, up 12%). It likewise falls 1-2 on Digital Songs (199,000, down 8%), while gaining on On-Demand Songs (773,000 on-demand streams, up 3%, according to BDS), where it holds at No. 3. Read more at http://www.billboard.com/news/taylor-swift...wXXS5vzKYzwR.99

So happy Josh Brooks came back and SMASHED it. God I want his babies. Didn't even mind his emotional blackmail. Do Mel & Ronan actually live in Australia now?

http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDetail...&sku=916952 HMV has an exclusive slipcase.

Same. By far the best track and one of my all time favourite Kylie songs :wub: Disagree. Her fanbase bought it and then it dropped out the charts. Doesn't really mean anything.

Lol @ the lack of close ups she has. Even when she's singing it's like the camera isn't really focussed on her.

^ It's a rolling 7 day week, so during the first 7 days you can only increase (or stay static) as there were no increases the previous week. However, during the 8th day, the airplay replaces the 1st day, 9th day replaces the 2nd day etc. In Taylor's case, her 2nd day was very high ~45million, so it's likely she'll have a ~30million drop tomorrow.

I read they hadn't even shot the Pilot yet, is that true? It sounds ever so risky to pick it up when it could be a crock of shit.

I need more time plz.

What About Us is one of my favourite Brandy songs <3 /random

Colton is GORGEOUS. I'm suddenly interested in this single again now lol.

Was going to get the re-release but the tracklist is dire. There is no reason they couldn't have included all the existing vocal tracks! But the omissions of I'm A Machine, Night Of Your Life & I Just Wanna F cannot be forgiven.

http://www.popjustice.com/songs/leona-lewi...ambino-trouble/ Radio rip. EDIT: On first listen I'm not overly keen. The rap is my favourite part.

HDD have expanded on that a little: TAYLOR MADE: Taylor Swift’s new single, “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,” will debut with somewhere around 630k in first-week sales, breaking Ke$ha’s female artist one-week record of 610k for “Tik Tok,” set in Jan., 2010. The rest of the Top 5 includes Flo Rida’s “Right Round” (636k, Feb. 2009), Bruno Mars’ “Grenade” (559k, Jan. 2011), Gotye’s “Somebody that I Used to Know” (542k, April, 2012) and Justin Bieber’s “Boyfriend” (521k, April, 2012). (8/20p)

She's in her 2nd week of airplay now though.