JUDGE POP Returns

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

We welcome back JUDGE POP from a hard week patrolling the mean streets of Mega-City Pop, with only his six types of bullet standing between him and a host of lawbreaking perps.

Some of Judge Pop's cases - such as the return of Cud - are easily solved. Others present a stiffer test. Take imminent No.1 chirpstress Lily Allen, for example. Keith Allen's daughter playing pop-ska and singing about smiling - the saviour of the summer or an apalling musical crime. Judge Pop needs YOUR help in deciding!



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Thankyou, citizen. Now move along to the comment box.

Comments

[bengraham.livejournal.com]

Just a thought.... since the backlash already appears to have started, I'm intrigued to know how many people have actually heard the album, rather than the two tracks that have had massive airplay, which coincidentally are two of the same tracks that appear on her MySpace?

'Smile' and 'LDN' are quite catchy, but by no means the best things on her album, which, I must confess I've had on repeat all week. In fact, according to my iTunes, I've listened to the album in full 9 times this week. I am 1 X OBSESSED!

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

I'm guessing the people who've heard "Smile" and/or "LDN" and disliked them haven't heard the album. And why should they?

I dl'ed a couple of tracks Kat recommended for Poptimism, not played them yet tho.

[celentari.livejournal.com]

Yep, I like the first track on the album best of all. It's like a children's nursery rhyme, and I mean that as a good thing.

[koganbot]

In April she was shuffling six or seven tracks on and off her MySpace page; at the peak she was getting about 40,000 plays a day.