It’s at #3. And usually the first week is her best week in the UK. Finally, some pop justice!
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Cheryl Cole goes solo, Nadine Coyle goes solo
When the news broke out that Cheryl Cole is going to do a solo album it was both exciting and worrying a little bit. By all means, Cheryl is not my favorite. I think she has the worst voice out of all of them and she is the only one that sounds like she doesn’t like the Girls Aloud genre. She is more into hip hop and R&B and it shows from her dancing to her song choices. Plus, the only thing we have seen from her solo sphere is that utterly abhorrent collaboration with Will.I.Am.
Girls Aloud continue reign as pop princesses…
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Girls Aloud barely held on to their top-10 singles (“sengles” according to Nadine) with “The Loving Kind” by landing on the #10 spot. It’s their 18th top-10 hit in the UK. Meanwhile, the Saturdays climb to #4 surprisingly. Anyway, the single was lackluster and they had many other choices. I think back in their head they thought that it’s be a sequel to “Call The Shots,” but it is far from it. I hope the next one is a wise choice.
LOFT965 Exclusive: The Best Songs Of 2008
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1. “If Only” – KT Tunstall
2. “Bossy” – Lindsay Lohan
3. “1st & Love” – Brandy
4. “Detours” – Sheryl Crow
5. “The Nicest Thing” – Kate Nash
6. “Right As Rain” – Adele
7. “Be The One” – The Ting Tings
8. “Rock With U” – Janet Jackson
19. “Ixesha” – Lira
10. “Enjoy The Ride” – Morcheeba
Britney is #1
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Circus did it. Not that it is that good, really. The single is #3, too.
Rolling Stone needs to retire…
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You know, these made up charts really piss me off. Not only because they are always off the mark, but because of how they are compiled. They always tend to be sexist (especially Rolling Stone and Q magazines) and a little on the i-hate-the-music-scene-now beat of things.
