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Girls Aloud Out Of Control 2008 DV8

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Artist: Girls Aloud
Title: Out Of Control
Label: Polydor
Genre: Pop
Bitrate: 199kbit av.
Time: 00:52:41
Size: 79.10 mb
Rip Date: 2008-11-03
Str Date: 2008-11-03

1. The Promise 4:04
2. The Loving Kind 3:54
3. Roling Back The Rivers In Time 4:26
4. Love Is The Key 4:18
5. Turn To Stone 4:26
6. Untouchable 6:42
7. Fix Me Up 4:26
8. Love Is Pain 3:32
9. Miss You Bow Wow 4:11
10. Revolution In The Head 4:29
11. Live In The Country 4:19
12. We Wanna Party 3:54

Release Notes:

With a rock'n'roll album climate where five decent-ish tracks
and five unfinished B-side attempts means a knighthood, things
like guitars, moshpits and artists writing their own material
seem increasingly superfluous when in search of that rare
beast, a proper song. 'The Show', 'Something Kinda Ooooh',
'Sexy! No No No?' and of course, last year's best single
(sorry, 'Golden Skans'!), 'Call The Shots'. It's a read 'em
and weep situation.

The enslaving combination of Xenomania's production house -
the UK charts' answer to Sauron from The Lord Of The Rings -
and five inexplicably likeable tabloid linchpins has ruled the
British hit parade with an iron heel since they won Popstars:
The Rivals in 2002. Album - you're actually not going to
believe this - five has Xeno mainman Brian Higgins' gratuitous
gorging of styles and tightly bound swathes of sound firmly in
place. 'Love Is The Key' is a perversely busy beast, Gregorian
choirs paving the way for hoedown guitars fused to groaning
electro keys. 'Call The Shots 2' -, aka 'The Loving Kind' -
proves to be a letdown sequel. Their link-up with the Pet Shop
Boys is soap-strings, hi-NRG pumps and wistful wails, with a
damp towel of a chorus.

It's the cutesy Abba-esque mum-dancing of 'Rolling Back The
Rivers' and the sky-scraping invisibility of 'Untouchable's'
post-Ibiza power-balladeering, though, that really flexes
their superhuman pop muscles. Not their best, but still more
consistent than any British indie album released this year.

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