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Take That
 Whee !!! Fantastic !!! They've done it again !!!!!!!!!!!!, 2008-12-02
The boys have done it again !! Totally fab I haven't stopped playing it !! Love The Garden and especially the title track !! No need to plug this boys all take that fans support everything you do you amaze me you just get better and better see you in July !!!!!
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![I Am... Sasha Fierce [Deluxe Edition] [Bonus Tracks + Lyrics]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/414WIY7Ue2L._SL160_.jpg "I Am... Sasha Fierce [Deluxe Edition] [Bonus Tracks + Lyrics]")
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Beyonce
The latest outing from former Destiny's Child starlet Beyonce is an intentionally schizophrenic affair. Splitting herself into two separate characters--herself and alter ego Sasha Fierce--is the artist's way of presenting what she obviously sees as an artistic duality. The first set, I Am... is intended give a glimpse beneath the surface of her usual R&B-pop persona. Featuring recent single "If I Was a Boy," the soaring "Halo", and ballads like "Disappear", and "Ave Maria", it seems her "real" self is way more saccharine than the lady that brought us sassy pop moments like "Crazy in Love" and "Baby Boy". That side of her personality comes rushing back out on Sasha Fierce, a more rousing collection that kicks off with the infectious handclaps of "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)", ventures into Euro-dance territory with "Radio" and gets surprisingly risque with the voyeuristic "Video Phone". Which part of the album you enjoy most will depend on your musical proclivities, But the new, bifurcated Beyonce ensures there's enough diversity to satisfy the most demanding pop aficionado. --Danny McKenna
magical, 2008-12-03
songs are wonderful, romantic, spiritual and artistic.
her voice is magical.
her best album so far and definately has to collect dozen of rewards.
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Artist:
Jools Holland with Ruby Turner
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Artist:
Fleet Foxes
It's now twenty years since grunge emerged from then culturally isolated Seattle and Fleet Foxes, the eponymous debut album from the city's latest heroes, demonstrates just how much American independent rock has mutated in that time. The five young members of Fleet Foxes make up a very different sort of rock band, describing their own music as "baroque harmonic pop jams". Even that understates the depths of the quintet's effortless vocal harmonies and gently woozy, folky feel. Of their contemporaries only the enigmatic Midlake and My Morning Jacket at their most fragile come close, but neither could have cooked up the Beach Boys spiritual of "White Winter Hymnal" or its more powerful companion piece "Ragged Wood". In fact Fleet Foxes happily admit to aspiring to an earlier tradition--not just obvious antecedents like the Byrds, the Association, Neil Young and, especially, David Crosby's famously unfocussed solo album If Only I Could Remember My Name but ancient English folk songs and their later American descendents. All were hunted and gathered from the internet--songwriters Robin Pecknold and Skye Skjelset are barely in their twenties. Add a host of unlikely instruments and the results are stunning, the complete antithesis of mainstream stadium indie that has followed Arcade Fire. Still, the cover features a Bruegel painting of peasants that might have graced any Black Sabbath sleeve. In that way at least Fleet Foxes salute a local tradition. -—Steve Jelbert
Honest opinion, 2008-11-03
After catching a track on last.fm and locating and putting the album in my amazon wishlist I got around to ordering it for myself, as no one else seems to do it for me :-(
I have given this a good listen a few times and I can honestly say that I think the album is great and the tunes are still going around in my head.
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Artist:
Sash!
The best of Sash!, 2008-11-14
if your a Sash! fan then this album is a must even if you have the albums the remix is ace well worth the price of the album The Best Of
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Artist:
Britney Spears
Better than Blackout, 2008-12-03
Although I now really like Womanizer, I felt that it wasn't as good as many of Britney's other first tracks off an album eg. Baby One More Time. My cd arrived today from Amazon and after listening to all the songs, I feel it is by far Britney's best album. Although a couple of the songs I feel are 'album tracks' - Lace & Leather, MMM Papi. There are some really standout songs like Circus and Out From Under.
I was also impressed that Amnesia was track number 14 because it isn't listed as being on the CD on Amazon.
Overall, the album proves Britney's back!
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Artist:
N-Dubz
<3, 2008-11-03
I <3 N Dubz
Great album
Includes all there old songs....but there classic's !
Brilliant <3
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Cliff Richard
Simply Fabulous!, 2008-10-31
This release is a stunning chronological celebration of the best of Sir Cliff Richard's 50 year career. I have thoroughly enjoyed his absolute mastery of every genre of song and the sheer diversity of his repertoire. Wonderful and genius, his charisma and enthusiasm shine through every note he sings throughout this definitive compilation. Long may Britain's most beloved pop star reign supreme! Sheer class!
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Artist:
Chris Brown
The best album of the year just got better, 2008-07-18
Chris Brown's album, 'Exclusive' is an amazing album. All of the songs are good and you definutly wouldnt be disapointed with the album. But now, chart topping hit 'Forever' has been added to the album, along with other bonus tracks to make it even better! The only thing that would make this album even better would be if 'No Air' by Chris and Jordin Sparks could be added!
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Artist:
Sugababes
The sixth chapter in the life of Britain’s most indefatigable all-girl pop group finds Heidi, Keisha and Amelle facing a new generation of female pop competition. The question: to take on modern soul songstresses like Duffy and Adele at their own game, or turn up the glitz and war it out from the dancefloor? Catfights and Spotlights hedges its bets, which is to say it does a bit of everything. Luckily, it does it mostly well: the opening “Girls”, a horn-led pop-soul number is mostly shallow and unconvincing, but “Sunday Rain” is a tear-stained, vintage-flavoured torch song with husky vocals and rolling piano, and a handful of songs penned by Britney/Robyn songwriter Klas Ahlund are smart and original. “You on a Good Day”, in particular, stands out, a stomping Northern Soul number dealing with the predicaments of a dundering partner: “That’s you on a good day/Disaster is always just a beat away/But I’m sticking with you anyway”. The album highlight, however, comes with “Side Chick”, fluttering R&B from the perspective of the girl that won’t be shared, fatalistic about the prospects of getting her man, but too in love not to try. --Louis Pattison
Sweet/Funky/sooo goood !!!!!!Their best album yet!!!!!!!, 2008-11-14
You on a Good Day - Motown cool sounds a bit like Diana Rossy but more funky!
No Can do - Sounds like the Jackson 5 in places - Good
Hanging on a star - Great funky Song - catchy sing along one
Side Chick - a fab peachy chick song - one of my faves
Unbreakable Heart - Piano intro song - a sure number 1 - great sound
Sunday Rain - Classic Slow Anthem (Jazzy)- I can picture the video
Every Heart Broken - A unwrapped story - gorgeous - a sure hit!
Beware - Dark - stays with you haunting!
Nothing as good as you - lovely
Sound of Goodbye - fab
Can we call a truce - Romantic slowy dance song - Definatley My Favourite
She's like a Star - Very Catchy!!
About you now - I'll always love this song!!!
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