Top 40 Singles Of 2006 Poll #11: November

[chezghost.livejournal.com]

November's top 40 singles step up to the plate (Girls Aloud having won October's poll comfortably - squeezing into joint second place in the overall leaderboard with 28 votes). But how many of them cut the mustard? God I'm hungry...

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got my heart back baby & it's skipping a beat

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

I'd kind of dismissed the All Saints as both try-hard and mediocre (as per spizzazzz (http://www.spizzazzz.com/2006/09/all-saints-rocksteady-bit-138-trek_21.html)), kind of OK-ish but all the more depressing for being merely OK-ish, but then it got played at Poptimism back-to-back with 'Out Of Space' and for some reason just seemed to fit so much better than it had anywhere else.

MY SISTERS AND ME

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

it is completely obvious and cheesy but I love the male backing vox (JLC himself?) which come in at the end, harmonising with Madge on this line: when she sings it first it's all about hooking in all those FOCUS ON THE FAMILY type groups, in keeping with Nu Respectable Madge Image, but everyone knows it's really about the gays, and she makes it very obvious.

The chorus is massive, totally anthemic & liberating in the best Madge tradition; closer than I expected to 'My Love'.

Keep white in the office, call it Jerry Heller

[juror8.livejournal.com]

The "Oooooh that 50 Cent makes me so mad" allstar 24 MC remix of "It's Okay (One Blood)" is my favourite track released this year.

as a woman on my own I got it goin' on

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

Sean Paul himself is perhaps not as spectacular as he has been in the past on 'Give It Up To Me'. However this does not matter because Keyshia Cole's verse on the rmx PWNS ALL - so light and breezy and totally offhand and cool to start, like "you want me? huh!", but by her final "oh no!" she has succumbed!

'Easy' is the worst Sugababes single to date

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

Really piss-awful broing electrorock. Amelle is the best thing about it and only because she sounds endearingly excited about getting her first proper Sugaverse.

BITTER MUCH

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

This month was rubbish. APART FROM

- The Feeling HOORAY THE SAVIOURS OF GUITAR POP
- The Robbie song which while not Amazing is soooo much better than Rudebox it was worth a tick
- Brilliant Justin & T.I, omg I love this LOADS.

Hahahaahahah the Maccabees haven't got any ticks ahahahah your songs stopped being good in 2004. Actually I just stopped bothering to listen in 2004 when you became all rich and famous and didn't have to share the toilet circuit with the likes of us. I am NOT JEALOUS AT ALL :-)

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

Disappointing follow-up from Xtina tho - grebt video but BORING SONG BORING SONG. I know it's Christmas luv but cheer up innit.

When the dogs begin to smell her

[koganbot]

I only have this to say:

The dogs were barking at the new moon/Whistling a new tune/Hoping it would come soon so that they could DIE!

Thank you.

[jel-bugle.livejournal.com]

the Take That song is brilliant.

Mark Owen should be the next Dr Who.

[piratemoggy.livejournal.com]

Loads of this is total scrot, then there's some amazing stuff, although 'tis clearly the month for the hearthrug ballad. In fact, I think everything I ticked was at least halfway to balladry, apart from Rock Steady (which is AMAZING, as is the album) and 'I Write Sins, Not Tragedies' which only really got a pity-tick, since I don't approve of this new emo thing of re-releasing your breakthrough song every three months until EVERYONE DIES OF IT (see My Chemical Romance's THREE releases of 'I'm Not OK') but like to hold the fort regarding liking Panic! At The Disco.