A kung fu fighter in a disco

I still haven't tracked down the original version of Trina's 'Here We Go' with Teedra Moses instead of Donkey Rowland - I hope someone can HELP ME OUT HERE.

Also I will reiterate from the previous post that the Trina album The Glamorest Life is very good indeed, though if you haven't got her 2002 tour de force Diamond Princess that is even better (ie one of the best hip-hop albums EVER MADE!).

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I have been unable to hear 'Tribute To Jinky' or 'Radio 4 Theme' so far...I suspect the former is bad but the latter might be quite sedate and pleasant.

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Also re: Morrissey - yeah I FUCKING WISH I'D KILLED YOU, you TWAT.

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I wasn't feeling Trina on this particular cut I must say - but I only heard 30 seconds of it on iTunes.

Still a bit ambivalent towards the Jamie Foxx and Soundbwoy Ent. tracks too but they did seem to have some pleasant elements about them.

I don't seem to like modern 'RnB' much :/

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As usual I have almost certainly heard a ton of these but don't know what they are by name - I AM SUCH A GRANDAD.

One of my ticks is ironical.

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H8. This song is TERRIBLE.

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the MVP track is great - borrows and appropriates the 'I Like To Move It' riff - it's always playing in stores such as Footlocker, or JD Sports. have people here not heard it or could it just be that they DISLIKES it??

tracks like this make me miss Poptimism club night more...although 'S.O.S'. and 'Temperature' would probably go down much better.

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I can't believe Gnarls Barkley are deleting their single! It is good! And could give Bwyan Adams a run for his record-breaking money!

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I think it's good. I still have some time for Pink when she's on this kind of tip.

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You'll be surprised to know it's been a while since I went to a JD Sports.

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Stevem is KORREKT (http://www.mostvaluableplayas.com/) (click "audio")

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it's just had no real challengers for it's place. not been a good year for really massive big pop tunes so far it seems (as these polls will also testify).

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I can't get past the idiocy of the lyrics and Pink's own self-righteousness, really - it's not as bad as 'Trouble' but I long for the days when she actually did really good r&b instead of all this authenticity bollocks.

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Kat what's your beef with the Infernal video?

the only reason i might not like it is because the Tron cycle thing has already been done a couple of times, inc. for the video to 'Ubik' by Timo Maas.

i'll always love Tron lightcycles tho so not too botherd in end.

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it's quite a change of pace for Trina - I suspect it wouldn't have been a single at all if it wasn't for Kelly. In fact I don't think she even bothered to give the US lead single ('Don't Trip') a UK release at all!

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D4L (http://www.atlanticrecords.com/d4l) has a sample of Crystal Waters!

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the lyrics are fine but some of the references are a bit dated, as has been said before.

still, stoopid girls, eh?!

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OK whoops, it doesn't at all. My mistake.

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so does T.I.'s 'Why U Wanna'!

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It's her face! I am annoyed because all the good elements of a video are there: girl in catsuit, wind machine, racing Tron bikes etc and it is STILL rubbage. Possibly cos of the song!

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That was what I was actually listening to. Doh. Serve me right for getting overexcited and not checking my facts.

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'Crazy' and 'SOS' are probably the clumsiest and least interesting vaguely-r&b songs listed (though both still v good obv), certainly compared to Nelly, D4L, Trina, Sean Paul - yet they are the ones out in front!

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I have to say I agree with the Lex. Her RnB stuff was much better. SHE = NO GWEN.

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