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ANNIVERSARY GIVEAWAY!
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Showing posts with label Glee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glee. Show all posts

POP FROM THE BLOCK GIVEAWAY!
Can you believe that it's been a year since I first started this blog?! Well, yes, I guess you can. Hm. It's been a long year for me, and at one point I've almost decided to abandon everything, but whenever I hear a spectacular song, the urge to share it is instantly present. WHICH BRINGS US TO TODAY, and clearly I'm alive and able to type out blog posts and OH MY GOD I CAN'T CONTAIN MYSELF ANY LONGER I GOT POP FROM THE BLOCK ITS OWN DOMAIN!


Britney Spears covers GaGa's Telephone. Thoughts?

UPDATE 2: Telephone producer Darkchild has confirmed that it was indeed an unmixed, unmastered version of the song sang by Britney.

UPDATE: GimmeBRITNEY (Britney's official Australian fansite) said earlier today, "gimmeBRITNEY has asked Sony Music HQ and they’re really not all that worried, telling us that it’s not Britney – which would explain why numerous links to the song on YouTube and social networking sites have remained active for hours now." via The Beat Review

UK CHART TIME! The guys at Roll Deep kick Diana Vickers off the top spot with a new entry, Good Times, and Once slips to #4. Plan B rises to #3 with She Said, and Usher is a non-mover at #2 with OMG. Alexandra Burke enters the chart at #34 with All Night Long, and its video has reportedly been banned from MTV.

On the albums chart, Plan B is looking good at #1, preventing Usher to make a top debut for Raymond V Raymond. The Glee cast also makes their debut at #4 with The Power of Madonna, and Bullet for My Valentine follows with Fever.

Here is your top ten this week:

1. (new) Good Times by Roll Deep
2. (• 2) OMG by Usher
3. (+ 4) She Said by Plan B
4. (- 1) Once by Diana Vickers
5. (- 3) Until You Were Gone by Chipmunk feat. Esmée Denters
6. (• 6) I Need You Tonight by Professor Green feat. Ed Drewett
7. (- 2) This Ain't A Love Song by Scouting For Girls
8. (• 8) Carry Out by Timbaland feat. Justin Timberlake
9. (- 7) Acapella by Kelis
10. (+ 12) Dirty Picture by Taio Cruz feat. Ke$ha


It's the UK MIDWEEKS! Diana Vickers told Digital Spy she'd be #1 next week, but things aren't looking bright as Once slips down two spots, behind Usher's OMG and a new entry from Roll Deep, Good Times, which is at the tip of the pyramid. Plan B remains strong at #4, while Chip and Esmée slip down two spots to #5. In the albums, however, Usher is set for a #1 UK debut with Raymond VS Raymond, with Plan B's The Defamation of Strickland Banks and Glee's The Power of Madonna trailing behind.

In other news, the gang from Cobra Starship premiered their self-proclaimed "viral video", called Living in the Sky With Diamonds, which is actually pretty good. Check it out here.

Oh, and take a gander at the Alphabeat single sleeve for DJ (I Could Be Dancing), to be released on May 31st. Here's the video for it as well. (It looks amazing, btw)


That's all.

After delivering an EP packed with explosive Madonna covers and two mindblowing full-length albums, GLEE, The Music: Volume 3 Showstoppers features 19 tracks oozing with big vocals and theatrics from the second half of the season. The EP includes songs from guest stars Jonathan Groff, Idina Menzel, Kristin Chenoweth, Neil Patrick Harris and Olivia Newton-John.





Here it is:

1. Hello Goodbye
2. Gives You Hell
3. Hello
4. A House Is Not A Home
5. One Less Bell To Answer (Kristin Chenoweth)
6. Beautiful
7. Physical (Olivia Newton-John)
8. Total Eclipse of the Heart (Jonathan Groff)
9. Lady Is A Tramp
10. One
11. Rose's Turn
12. Dream On (Neil Patrick Harris)
13. Safety Dance
14. I Dreamed A Dream (Idina Menzel)
15. Loser
16. Give Up The Funk
17. Beth
18. Poker Face (Idina Menzel)
19. Bad Romance