MrIndependent

The Hills @ 17, 31, 68 8 combined

There's no way Justin will beat 1D in the UK. In the US, 1D will probably eclipse him too.

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I love this one too. It's not as good as Body Talk, though it's probably more diverse in terms of musical styles. I like all of the songs here too. What're her earlier albums like, anyone who has heard them?

Bump. Glorious record. I love all twenty-two tracks here; pop masterpiece which is not overrated at all. I wish the songs she had left out of the final album had been included; there should have been a complete version available.

Right. It's a fine song in itself, but probably wouldn't be so high had it not been a single. The A* Ghosttown to win.

Anticipating A weak song for me alongside I Love Rock n' Roll which rightfully went first. Other than that great record, very underrated, the first album where Brit began to experiment with different styles and genres of music.

I'm So High

LFL again.

Wtf @ Hollywood having that many votes. It's perfectly made and should be a classic in her discography. Je Ne...

There's no point in releasing this if they aren't going to shoot a stunning, plot driven video for it. It's worth noting that Hold Tight goes for adds on Italian radios today.

Hoorah. Living For Love. Good to see Devil and Ghosttown having no votes; my two favourites so I hope they make the final.

Living For Love isn't even in my top 15.

Give Me Just A Little More Time

Addicted Agree with everything Liam said, but for me it should have gone in round three. :lol:

Password The epitomy of a filler.

I just finished my second listen. The only song that really grew on me was Without, mainly because of the chorus and Olly's excellent vocals in it. Ties seems to have a lot of love; again, it's a great chorus and not much else. The first five songs, King, Desire, Gold, Border and I Want To Love are great; the two aforementioned songs are passable; 1977 and Memo are filler; and I hate Eyes Shut and Ready For You. Over half of the record is easily perfect; the problem is that to me there's a large distinction between the songs that are fantastic and the ones that aren't. It's also very monotonous. The standard makes for a better listen than the deluxe. I wish I could be more positive about it because they're crazy talented but they should give their strengths to better songs.

I think the record is very average. My hype for the album was real and Olly is an absolutely outstanding vocalist but all of the atmospheric ballads on the album aren't playing to their strengths. I honestly never want to hear Eyes Shut again and I think they'd be doing an injustice to the album's cycle releasing it. There are many fantastic songs on it but a painful amount of filler too. A generous 6/10 for the deluxe; I'd really like to give it 11/10 but............

Interesting. They compliment each other perfectly.

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I really like Koochachoo. I have to be in a certain mood to enjoy this record the way it should be enjoyed. It's so kitsch and over the top; many of the songs sound like guilty pleasures rather than genuinely good pop music.

Give Me Just A Little More Time never should've been recorded. American Life is perf.

YAAAASSSS FINALLY Addicted

Breathe

07 | I Got You Babe 08 | All I Really Want To Do 06 | Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) (1647483380622 for the 80s version) 05 | Sunny 09 | Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves 09 | Dark Lady 10 | Dead Ringer For Love (With Meatloaf) 10 | I Found Someone 10 | If I Could Turn Back Time 10 | Just Like Jesse James 08 | The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) 09 | Love And Understanding 18363428384628327 | Save Up All Your Tears 10 | Could've Been You 10 | Oh No, Not My Baby 10 | Many Rivers To Cross (Live From The Mirage) 10 | Love Can Build A Bridge (Cher, Chrissie Hynde & Neneh Cherry with Eric Clapton) 10 | Walking In Memphis 10 | One By One 08 | Not Enough Love In The World 08 | The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore 10 | Believe 09 | Strong Enough 10 | All Or Nothing 09 | Dov'e l'amore 10 | The Music's No Good Without You 08 | I Hope You Find It 83629946274945254942449992684 for the poor #47 flop We All Sleep Alone, the best Cher song and one of the greatest songs of all-time.